Hi, Dann
I sent a email to GkRellm's upstreamer, and he answer me follow:
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Jose,
Hi, this really seems strange to me. The python script that generated
these messages was looking for implicitely declared functions, but all of
the functions are declared to return pointers in the header files. It may
be significant (but I don't see why it would be problem) that the warnings
were generated for pointer assignments to statically declared pointers
in gkrelldnet.c, and this happened for gkrellm as well as gtk functions.
I do not get implicit function warnings when I compile gkrelldnet with
either the default compile or when I change the gcc flags to -march=K8 -m64
to generate 64 bit code. I do however get one pointer warning that is not
because of an implicit function:.
gkrelldnet.c:125: warning: cast from pointer to integer of different size
So right now I just don't see how the implicit warnings could have been
generated since these functions are definitely declared. Probably the reason
for this happening only for statically declared pointers should be looked into,
so maybe you can forward this to whoever submitted the bug in case
he might have some ideas of how to further look into or test this. At least
an original compile log instead of a processed one might be useful.
Bill
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Regards,
Jose Carlos
