Warns
Warning fixes that are still relevant.
You applied the smlrl fixes but smlrc still gives warnings. Interestingly smlrcc no longer gives warnings, even though no fixes were applied there. I guess gcc improved its detection logic.
I didn't do anything about these because my version of gcc doesn't warn here (yet). Fixing warnings in the dark is kinda silly, especially so if I need a fix different from the proposed.
In smlrcc I did cap the file name length (arbitrarily at 255 chars) and that was enough for gcc to see name length + file length fit into 10 decimal digits (the file length had already been capped). There was also some fixing around realloc() in fatargs(), which is used in smlrl, smlrcc, smlrpp, but those are probably unrelated.
Fixing warnings in the dark is kinda silly, especially so if I need a fix different from the proposed.
So why not to apply my patch then? :)
In smlrcc I did cap the file name length (arbitrarily at 255 chars)
Ah, good to know. I was wondering where those warning went.
Fixing warnings in the dark is kinda silly, especially so if I need a fix different from the proposed.
So why not to apply my patch then? :)
I wouldn't know if it was fixed and gone.
Don't you believe me that they are gone? The remained patches are trivial.