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From: <ke...@us...> - 2002-03-01 14:49:40
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>> Ok, will patch, many thanks. Will you submit a gcc3 bug report? > >I don't really know if you can consider this as a GCC bug : > >If you work with a "char *ptr", >there is nothing the compiler can know about *ptr when you use ptr >as a parameter of a function.From my point of view, you cannot blame >the compiler for this. In fact the char* cast is unnecessary as the corresponding formal argument is void* which is convertible from any pointer. So I removed it. Does the bug still happen if you remove the char* cast? The other thing is, it's not actually a function call but an inline function expansion. So it looks like the compiler was confused. |
