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
/var/tmp//cc3oKOKn.s:2913:non-relocatable subtraction _expression_, "_process_diblogin_func" minus "L00000000023$pb"
/var/tmp//cc3oKOKn.s:2913:symbol: "_process_diblogin_func" can't be undefined in a subtraction _expression_
/var/tmp//cc3oKOKn.s:2909:non-relocatable subtraction _expression_, "_process_diblogin_func" minus "L00000000023$pb"
/var/tmp//cc3oKOKn.s:2909:symbol: "_process_diblogin_func" can't be undefined in a subtraction _expression_
The lines starting /var/tmp seem to be occasioned by a line that makes a call to a thread creation function of ours that takes a function pointer as the first argument
--and I am passing process_diblogin_func in that argument. So, this seems logical in a way, if in fact that function is never defined. But it is.
At line 170 it is declared
static void
process_diblogin_func(void *arg);
Then implemented later in the file (rfilter.c.)
Dennis Christopher