>I was just wandering if anybody has looked into ANSI-compatibility for
>the last year...
Not to great lengths, I know this can be improved, same old story:
very little time for that. Fixing big holes in the road has top prio,
solving cold cases and ANSI compat is a bit low prio.
> Kieran, who seems to be pretty active there
Yes, he's doing a great job!
>But has anybody ever
>cared to do something about it?
Really, I do care, and I'm prepared to put in a
little of my time improving this.
> I get so many warnings when compiling
>lwIP that I took the effort changing most of them.
I get rather few warnings on the Unix (1,2?)
and c16x (0) ports, but I've never tried the lwip nios port.
We do have this floating around at Axon, so maybe I can
give it a try. (or at least the toolchain )
I try to minimize warnings to zero if possible,
if only to keep complaints to a minimum.
>Though in some cases (mainly pointer arithmetic -> alignment), a fast
>fix is not possible, most warnings are cast issues which could easily be
>fixed.
>Anyone else but me cares about that? Hope so...
Yes, if you can't create a clean diff for us (against our tree),
then please post your snippets to the savannah bugtracker.
I'll sweep these small fixes before releasing.
(Same thing for the pbuf locking issue)
Tnx for the input.
Christiaan Simons
Hardware Designer
Axon Digital Design
http://www.axon.tv