On Fri, 10 Dec 1999, Michael Warner wrote:
> I finally got around to building dev.16, and the compile died in
> LYLeaks.c, like so:
>
> ./LYLeaks.c: In function `LYLeakSAVsprintf':
> ./LYLeaks.c:713: incompatible type for argument 4 of `StrAllocVsprintf'
> ./LYLeaks.c:755: incompatible type for argument 4 of `StrAllocVsprintf'
> ./LYLeaks.c: In function `LYLeakHTSprintf':
> ./LYLeaks.c:815: incompatible type for argument 6 of `LYLeakSAVsprintf'
> ./LYLeaks.c: In function `LYLeakHTSprintf0':
> ./LYLeaks.c:839: incompatible type for argument 6 of `LYLeakSAVsprintf'
>
> I looked around a little and saw what I thought maybe should have
> been a pointer and wasn't. This miniscule change let it build,
> anyway ...
>
> @@ -697,7 +697,7 @@
> CONST short, ssi_Line,
> size_t, inuse,
> CONST char *, fmt,
> - va_list, ap)
> + va_list *, ap)
> {
> AllocationList *ALp_old;
> void *vp_oldAlloced;
>
> It seems to run OK.
It looks like the right change to me. Strange how this got in.
So you are compiling with --enable-find-leaks? I haven't done
it in a while. Let us know about what you find.
Klaus
