On 2 Mar 2010, at 19:28, Dennis Christopher wrote:
> I've moved some c code I am maintaining from a 10.4 device to a 10.5 device and now get a compile warning and error running a build script that uses gcc. The gcc version is 4.01 in both cases.
>
> I get:
>
> rfilter.c: At top level:
> rfilter.c:170: warning: ‘process_diblogin_func’ used but never defined
> rfilter.c:1077: warning: ‘compute_rate’ defined but not used
>
> At line 170 it is declared
> static void
> process_diblogin_func(void *arg);
>
> Then implemented later in the file (rfilter.c.)
^^^^^
This is not true. The error message on line 170 is the one you get when you declare and call a static function but you don't define it.
You need to find the reason why your definition of process_diblogin_func has been skipped by the compiler. My guess would be that a block of code has been #ifdef'd out. That block probably also contains all references to compute_rate except its definition.
>
> Dennis Christopher
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