Hi folks,
I saw many warning messages when compiling sth. under -current
(as expected) while I turned on the "-DNO_WERROR" in /etc/make.conf
as told in UPDATING.
But the warnings are always the same: "ISO C89 doesn't support %s",
so I thought about turning on the -std=c99 switch. But the kernel
compile abouts in des*.S (is no object here), because "#Load" is
not a valid preprocessor directive...
So my question is: is the C99 compilation desired or not. If yes,
I would try to make patches for every file which doesn't compile
fine with -std=c99, otherwise I wouldn't.
Kind regards,
Jens
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