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Fixing the warning for this particular case will however not fix the warning at other locations of the source code where also implicit function declarations are being used. There is...
@LinqLover can you check the results in Ubuntu 20 or Ubuntu 22 ? For example Ubuntu focal (20.04 LTS) : https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/autoconf or Ubuntu jammy (22.04 LTS) : https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy/autoconf You may...
Eliot recommended clang 14 and in that case Ubuntu 22.04 could be used because it looks like Ubuntu 22.04 comes with clang 14. It may be possible to setup a...
I hope that Ubuntu 18 and Ubuntu 20 are supported by OpenSmalltalk. It's actually a good thing if CI is using Ubuntu 20. Ubuntu 20 will have development tools like...
@LinqLover is using the "wrong" version of Ubuntu. Christoph Tiede wrote about using Ubuntu 24 and not having access to Ubuntu 20. However this contradicts the fact that "the CI...
On Solaris or on Linux openSUSE "TumbleWeed", gcc 14.2.1 currently warns on those implicit function declarations if "gcc -fpermissive" is used. The OpenSmalltalk vm can be built with gcc 14.2.1...
Same issue with gcc 15.0.1 on SUSE Leap 16.0. Using "gcc -fpermissive" with gcc 15.0.1 succesfully builds OpenSmalltalk.
I am not using Mac OS but on Solaris I have LANG=nl_BE.UTF-8 at the UNIX level and in Squeak v6.1 alpha under "Preferences" there is #useLocale enabled : In a...
Did the process "inherit" the environment LANG variable from its parent ? On SqueakSource, there is a class OSProcess. http://www.squeaksource.com/OSProcess which can be loaded into a Squeak image and then:...
Is OpenSmalltalk started from the command-line in a Unix shell ? In a Unix shell echo $LANG should print the environment variable. To get a list of the environment variables...