As usual while waiting for the next release - don't forget to check the nightly builds in the forum.
Quote from: thomas on August 24, 2007, 04:16:52 pmQuote from: killerbot on August 24, 2007, 11:22:31 amQuoteWwolf is right insofar as we can indeed not do much about it (nothing at all, actually). Just ignore it, or use the compiler option to turn off attribute warnings (this won't affect any other warnings).I think we should do that, what is the option ?I think we should not do that. I makes building with 3.4.x impossible.3.4.x fails to build then ?
Quote from: killerbot on August 24, 2007, 11:22:31 amQuoteWwolf is right insofar as we can indeed not do much about it (nothing at all, actually). Just ignore it, or use the compiler option to turn off attribute warnings (this won't affect any other warnings).I think we should do that, what is the option ?I think we should not do that. I makes building with 3.4.x impossible.
QuoteWwolf is right insofar as we can indeed not do much about it (nothing at all, actually). Just ignore it, or use the compiler option to turn off attribute warnings (this won't affect any other warnings).I think we should do that, what is the option ?
Wwolf is right insofar as we can indeed not do much about it (nothing at all, actually). Just ignore it, or use the compiler option to turn off attribute warnings (this won't affect any other warnings).
I'll see if I can do it with scripting ;-)
Why an extra file? You could [[ ]] it as pre-build step for the first target.