Hi, and sorry for spamming this list.
I recently tried to compile Geany with -ansi flag as the HACKING file suggests. When compiling mio-memory.c GCC reports a warning that va_copy is undefined, and linker fails with the same message. Should something be done about it?
-- Best regards, Eugene.
On 21 May 2011 18:23, Eugene Arshinov earshinov@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, and sorry for spamming this list.
I recently tried to compile Geany with -ansi flag as the HACKING file suggests. When compiling mio-memory.c GCC reports a warning that va_copy is undefined, and linker fails with the same message. Should something be done about it?
Hi Eugene,
The problem is likely to be that your glib wasn't configured with --ansi so the use of the G_VA_COPY created a call to va_copy which is C99 and so not allowed with --ansi.
The advice in hacking might need to be altered to note that some systems may not be able to compile with --ansi because headers that they depend on use later than --ansi standards.
Cheers Lex
On Sat, 21 May 2011 18:37:43 +1000 Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 21 May 2011 18:23, Eugene Arshinov earshinov@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, and sorry for spamming this list.
I recently tried to compile Geany with -ansi flag as the HACKING file suggests. When compiling mio-memory.c GCC reports a warning that va_copy is undefined, and linker fails with the same message. Should something be done about it?
Hi Eugene,
The problem is likely to be that your glib wasn't configured with --ansi so the use of the G_VA_COPY created a call to va_copy which is C99 and so not allowed with --ansi.
The advice in hacking might need to be altered to note that some systems may not be able to compile with --ansi because headers that they depend on use later than --ansi standards.
Hi. Thanks for the clear explanation.
-- Best regards, Eugene.