30 May
2003
30 May
'03
2:20 a.m.
Sean 'Captain Napalm' Conner wrote:
It was thus said that the Great Kevin Handy once
stated:
For large values of lots, or small values of infinity!
Actually, most of the '-Wall' messages in simh were fixed some time
ago, but many more may have crept back in.
That assumption started in the first versions of
Unix on the PDP11, and
still occurrs in new code. It's part of what was once called the
"all the worlds a VAX" mentality.
Make sure you have all warnings turned on when you compile (look for
the CC definition), under gcc the option would be '-Wall'. Maybe it will
point at something obvious.
Also try:
gcc -Wall -ansi -pedantic
Be prepared for *lots* of warnings.
-spc (I mean, lots)