[debbugs-tracker] bug#15798: closed (Bad variable name "noreturn" in libguile/throw.h)

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--- Begin Message --- Subject: Bad variable name "noreturn" in libguile/throw.h Date: Sun, 3 Nov 2013 17:30:39 -0600

In the function scm_ithrow, the parameter "int noreturn" is given. Now this works fine normally, but if stdnoreturn.h is included before throw.h (or libguile.h more likely), then this causes a compilation error. In throw.c, noreturn is even marked as an unused variable, so this is even more annoying! I recommend using "no_return" to prevent any namespace conflicts.

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> Matt Sicker <address@hidden> writes:
> > In the function scm_ithrow, the parameter "int noreturn" is given. Now
> > this works fine normally, but if stdnoreturn.h is included before
> > throw.h (or libguile.h more likely), then this causes a compilation
> > error. In throw.c, noreturn is even marked as an unused variable, so
> > this is even more annoying! I recommend using "no_return" to prevent
> > any namespace conflicts.
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> Fixed in stable-2.0.  Thanks for the report.
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> http://git.savannah.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=guile.git;a=commit;h=36c40440078c005cd5e239cca487d29f6f60007d
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