On 30.01.2013 09:39, David Chisnall wrote:
I don't see this behaviour with r36030. When I update to the latest svn (r36036), I see a huge number of compiler warnings from mismatched types in method declarations and definitions. It seems that a lot of changes to headers were committed, but not the corresponding changes to the implementations, so you're going to end up with a lot of mismatched call frames.
Didn't you want to join in for this NSInteger/NSUInteger/CGFloat cleanup? That way things would go a lot faster. Just one person ploughing through all of GNUstep gui code will take weeks if not months. If we all worked together this could be over in less than a week.
Interestingly with gcc I don't get any new compiler warning. And as far as I am aware I changed all the method implementations where I changed the interface. This is of course not true for subclasses. You might be getting the warnings there. Otherwise this is really serious and I should know about it.
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