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From: Julian S. <js...@ac...> - 2004-06-27 17:50:00
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> I've done the deed. Some things I fixed using static data and some > by adding extra parameters that are passed to callback routines. Cool! > > Probably a good thing to do. Another reason is Icc uses a completely > > different C/C++ front end from gcc/g++ and so produces a whole > > different set of warnings. Ideally V should compile cleanly with > > both compilers. > > Don't we use lots of other gcc extensions though, like attributes and > inline assembler. Yes we do, but icc can manage lots of the gcc extensions. Nested fns is one of the few extensions it can't do. J |