Niels M�ller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > ?????.c:112: warning: pointer of type `void *' used in arithmetic
> >
> > ????? - in a lot of files - tell me if you want full list.
>
> The exact error messages would help.
Assuming a size of 1 vor void * is a gcc extension and this warning
simply tells you that you are not ANSI conform - maybe a newer version
of gcc with some otehr default warnings.
>
> > atoms_gperf.c:147: warning: (near initialization for `wordlist[82].id')
> > atoms_gperf.c:147: warning: missing initializer
>
> This is automatically generated code (generated by gperf). I think the
> warning is harmless.
But annyoing. IBM's C compiler has much more stranger warnings; for
example, you can't use the do { ddd } while(0) rich in macros
without getting overflowed by warnings.
There should be a way to tell GCC not to emmit these warnings
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Werner Koch at guug.de www.gnupg.org keyid 621CC013
