Hi,
Unfortunately, I don't find lots of information on this warning. It
occurs if I compile with -pedantic but I am not sure how I can resolve
this problem. Do you have an idea?
The following code produces the warning:
const static unsigned long long data[1] = {
0x428a2f98d728a e22ULL, 0x7137449123ef6 5cdULL}
Regards and thanks a lot,
Sebastian
21  8388 
On Apr 1, 8:39 am, Sebastian Faust <sebastian.fa.. .@googlemail.co m>
wrote:
Hi,
Unfortunately, I don't find lots of information on this warning. It
occurs if I compile with -pedantic but I am not sure how I can resolve
this problem. Do you have an idea?
The following code produces the warning:
const static unsigned long long data[1] = {
0x428a2f98d728a e22ULL, 0x7137449123ef6 5cdULL}
Regards and thanks a lot,
Sebastian
You neglected to post the warning. However, I'm surprised you don't
get an error since you try to initialize an array of 1 with two
values.
-Jul
Sebastian Faust wrote:
Hi,
Unfortunately, I don't find lots of information on this warning. It
occurs if I compile with -pedantic but I am not sure how I can resolve
this problem. Do you have an idea?
The following code produces the warning:
const static unsigned long long data[1] = {
0x428a2f98d728a e22ULL, 0x7137449123ef6 5cdULL}
Aside from the warning (which Ben Bacarisse has explained), note that
you are trying to initialize an array of size 1 with two members.
Please quote the warning in the message as well as the subject.
Philip
Hi,
Thanks! it works! It was just a copy&paste typo... I copied the
relevant code and then I made this typo...
Thanks again,
Sebastian
Hi,
Btw. is there a possibility to get rid of this warning with some sort
of typecast?
Regards,
Sebastian
On 1 Apr., 15:03, Philip Potter <p...@doc.ic.ac .ukwrote:
Sebastian Faust wrote:
Hi,
Unfortunately, I don't find lots of information on this warning. It
occurs if I compile with -pedantic but I am not sure how I can resolve
this problem. Do you have an idea?
The following code produces the warning:
const static unsigned long long data[1] = {
0x428a2f98d728a e22ULL, 0x7137449123ef6 5cdULL}
Aside from the warning (which Ben Bacarisse has explained), note that
you are trying to initialize an array of size 1 with two members.
Please quote the warning in the message as well as the subject.
Philip
Hey guys,
Could you please tell me if there is any way to get rid of this
warning by applying some typecast?
Cheers,
Sebastian
On 1 Apr., 14:39, Sebastian Faust <sebastian.fa.. .@googlemail.co m>
wrote:
Hi,
Unfortunately, I don't find lots of information on this warning. It
occurs if I compile with -pedantic but I am not sure how I can resolve
this problem. Do you have an idea?
The following code produces the warning:
const static unsigned long long data[1] = {
0x428a2f98d728a e22ULL, 0x7137449123ef6 5cdULL}
Regards and thanks a lot,
Sebastian
[Top-posting corrected]
Sebastian Faust <se************ *@googlemail.co mwrites:
On 1 Apr., 15:03, Philip Potter <p...@doc.ic.ac .ukwrote:
>Sebastian Faust wrote:
Hi,
Unfortunately, I don't find lots of information on this warning. It
occurs if I compile with -pedantic but I am not sure how I can resolve
this problem. Do you have an idea?
The following code produces the warning:
const static unsigned long long data[1] = {
0x428a2f98d728a e22ULL, 0x7137449123ef6 5cdULL}
Aside from the warning (which Ben Bacarisse has explained), note that
you are trying to initialize an array of size 1 with two members.
Please quote the warning in the message as well as the subject.
<snip>
Btw. is there a possibility to get rid of this warning with some sort
of typecast?
Did you read my message? Was that not the problem?
--
Ben.
On 1 Apr., 16:16, Ben Bacarisse <ben.use...@bsb .me.ukwrote:
[Top-posting corrected]
Sebastian Faust <sebastian.fa.. .@googlemail.co mwrites:
On 1 Apr., 15:03, Philip Potter <p...@doc.ic.ac .ukwrote:
Sebastian Faust wrote:
Hi,
Unfortunately, I don't find lots of information on this warning. It
occurs if I compile with -pedantic but I am not sure how I can resolve
this problem. Do you have an idea?
The following code produces the warning:
const static unsigned long long data[1] = {
0x428a2f98d728a e22ULL, 0x7137449123ef6 5cdULL}
Aside from the warning (which Ben Bacarisse has explained), note that
you are trying to initialize an array of size 1 with two members.
Please quote the warning in the message as well as the subject.
<snip>
Btw. is there a possibility to get rid of this warning with some sort
of typecast?
Did you read my message? Was that not the problem?
--
Ben.
Yes that solved the problem, but I cannot change the option how the
program is compiled. So, is there a way to change the sourcecode?
Although I am not sure if this is actually a good approach...
Cheers,
Sebastian
Sebastian Faust <se************ *@googlemail.co mwrites:
On 1 Apr., 16:16, Ben Bacarisse <ben.use...@bsb .me.ukwrote:
>Sebastian Faust <sebastian.fa.. .@googlemail.co mwrites:
On 1 Apr., 15:03, Philip Potter <p...@doc.ic.ac .ukwrote:
Sebastian Faust wrote:
<snip>
Unfortunately, I don't find lots of information on this
warning.
<snip>
The following code produces the warning:
const static unsigned long long data[1] = {
0x428a2f98d728a e22ULL, 0x7137449123ef6 5cdULL}
<snip>
>Did you read my message? Was that not the problem?
--
Ben.
Best not to quote sigs.
Yes that solved the problem, but I cannot change the option how the
program is compiled. So, is there a way to change the sourcecode?
Although I am not sure if this is actually a good approach...
Ah, then you are in trouble, since you are compiling C99 with a
compiler that is expecting something else.
In such a situation I would not want to turn off the warnings. I'd
want then all and I'd keep checking that none of them was indicating a
more serious problem.
--
Ben.
On 1 Apr., 16:30, Ben Bacarisse <ben.use...@bsb .me.ukwrote:
Sebastian Faust <sebastian.fa.. .@googlemail.co mwrites:
On 1 Apr., 16:16, Ben Bacarisse <ben.use...@bsb .me.ukwrote:
Sebastian Faust <sebastian.fa.. .@googlemail.co mwrites:
On 1 Apr., 15:03, Philip Potter <p...@doc.ic.ac .ukwrote:
Sebastian Faust wrote:
<snip>
Unfortunately, I don't find lots of information on this
warning.
<snip>
The following code produces the warning:
const static unsigned long long data[1] = {
0x428a2f98d728a e22ULL, 0x7137449123ef6 5cdULL}
<snip>
Did you read my message? Was that not the problem?
--
Ben.
Best not to quote sigs.
Yes that solved the problem, but I cannot change the option how the
program is compiled. So, is there a way to change the sourcecode?
Although I am not sure if this is actually a good approach...
Ah, then you are in trouble, since you are compiling C99 with a
compiler that is expecting something else.
Ok! Thanks! Is there a way to solve these particular warnings (use of
C99 long long...) with some change in the code? The reason for this is
that there are hundreds of these warnings and I don't wanna frustrate
the guy who has to compile the code.
Cheers,
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