Christopher Li wrote:
> OK. I don't want to list all the enumerate value here just for the
> sake of gcc warnings.
> It makes the code ugly. Nor do I want to change the gcc flags used to compile
> sparse. If the newest gcc still complain on those. I would rather add
> the blank default
> to make it clean. Since latest gcc doesn't issue warning on those. I
> think it is fine to
> leave it as it is.
>
OK, no problem. I can maintain this in my cygwin repo, along with the
__sentinel__ attribute patch. (As before, I don't need this on Linux).
Just FYI, I had planned to fix this by implementing a local makefile
config file (like config.mak in git), so that I could fix this issue
locally ("out of tree").
However, I was (pleasantly) surprised to find that I'd been beaten to
the punch by Samuel Bronson in commit 8d86d0e.
So I tried this local.mk file:
OS=cygwin
CFLAGS+=-Wno-switch-enum
This lead to the invocation of gcc I was hoping for; something like:
gcc ... -Wall ... -Wno-switch-enum parse.c
which I had expected to suppress the warnings. It didn't. *Ho-Hum* ;-)
ATB,
Ramsay Jones
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