Chih-Hung Hsieh dixit:
>Lastest mksh/histrap.c (R52c) has a warning from clang/llvm compiler.
>It is a tricky use of pointer to the middle of string literals,
>which is recognized by gcc but not clang/llvm.
Arrgh, stupid compilers, trying to be too smart and utterly failing.
I’ve recently had “fu
Chih-Hung Hsieh dixit:
>change
> bi_errorf(Tbadsubst);
>to
> bi_errorf0(Tbadsubst);
>where bi_errorf0 is declared as
> void bi_errorf0(const char *); // without format check
>and implemented as a weak alias:
> void bi_errorf0(const char *s) __attribute__((weak, alias("bi_errorf")));
For
Public bug reported:
Lastest mksh/histrap.c (R52c) has a warning from clang/llvm compiler.
It is a tricky use of pointer to the middle of string literals,
which is recognized by gcc but not clang/llvm.
This warning now blocks mksh upgrade in Android open source.
Could you fix the following warnin
