I started to check the gcc mainline errors against the known errors on
3.3, and wound up getting distracted and just fixing most of the
warnings in my own tree. :-) libsvn_delta was the one library I didn't
want to touch, since I didn't have cscope set up at the time, so I
couldn't examine how the functions were actually used.
I'm unfamiliar with svn_filesize_t; why is it signed, and what
differentiates it from apr_off_t?
The Visual Studio.Net compiler can also generate warnings if types would
not match due to variation of size on a 64 bit platform, which is rather
cool.
-David Waite
Branko Čibej wrote:
>Jani Monoses wrote:
>
>
>
>>I looked at warnings generated by 3.3 a couple of days back and most seem
>>to be unsigned signed comparison related as Julian said.And they were about apr_size_t
>>and apr_off_t maybe when the filesize_t issue is done they'll go away.
>>
>>
>>
>Yes, but only because I'll do some judicious warning cleanup at the same
>time. :-) svn_filesize_t will be signed; apr_size_t isn't. There's also
>a whole mess of warnings on Windows which you don't see on most Unices,
>because apr_off_t is 64 bits wide on Windows.
>
>
>
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