Roman Zippel wrote:
>
>No, go through the warnings, analyze each one and choose an appropriate
>solution. You might want to keep notes, which you can post with the
>changelogs, so one can reproduce, why a certain change was done.
>
>
>
The problem is that they're mostly calls to library functions (strlen,
strcmp, fgets, etc.) so it's either the solaris way or the glibc way.
A (somewhat unclean) solution is to make the type change based on the
platform. Are there any defines present to test if we're in a Solaris
environment? I don't have access to any Solaris machines myself so I
can't really test.
Rgds
Pierre
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