Fow what it's worth, when compiling with clang, the "configure" script
adds to the compiler flag:
-Wno-string-plus-int
exactly to suppress this warning, because it's stupid, and it's valid
C code, and the developers of tcc know that string + int is adding to
the pointer and not to the number inside that string.
So maybe whatever compiler which produces this warning can add support
for this flag, and tcc configure can be updated to use this flag with
this compiler as well (in addition to clang).
On Thursday, November 21, 2024 at 12:05:20 PM GMT+2, ian
<menearly@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi
#define TCC_VERSION_MAJOR "0.9."🤣
0 is the major version, 9 is a subversion, 28 is the minor version.
If you wanna have clear code :
#define TCC_VERSION_MAJOR "0"#define TCC_VERSION_SUB ".9"#define
TCC_VERSION_MINOR ".28"#define TCC_RELEASE_CANDIDATE "rc"#define
TCC_VERSION TCC_VERSION_MAJOR TCC_VERSION_SUB TCC_VERSION_MINOR
TCC_RELEASE_CANDIDATE
is better ...
And as I said earlier :
Maybe should « "zig cc" (clang 18) » preprocessor handle in a smarter
way things like DEFINED_STUFF + CONST_VALUE ?
Regards,
ian
Le 21/11/2024 à 10:25, Domingo Alvarez Duarte a écrit :
#define TCC_VERSION_MAJOR "0.9."