I get the following error (16 times; 2 for each datatype) from Bad.xs when
building PDL with clang on my Mac:
> Bad.xs:9487:19: warning: comparison of constant -1 with expression of type
> 'pdl_datatypes' is always true
> [-Wtautological-constant-out-of-range-compare]
> if ( val.type != -1 ) { ANYVAL_TO_CTYPE(PDL->bvals.Byte, PDL_Byte, val); }
> ~~~~~~~~ ^ ~~
>
val.type is of type pdl_datatypes, which is an enum, so valid values are >=0.
In Bad.c it is assigned -1 if (!SvOK(ST(0))) — some error condition that is
probably unlikely to be reached.
So I think I understand what's trying to be done there, but is there a better
way to do it? It is just a warning, but it looks bad. <rimshot>
Derek
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