Hello,
I just updated to gcc 3.4 and it gives lots of warnings when compiling.
I use gob2 2.0.9
Notably the finalize() bit, when I declare "destroywith
gtk_widget_destroy" it warns loud saying this:
lum-skin-textbox.gob: In function `___finalize':
lum-skin-textbox.gob:67: warning: function called through a non-
compatible type
lum-skin-textbox.gob:67: note: if this code is reached, the program will
abort
This does not look good, so I have to write the finalize function myself
with correct types and it goes.
Would it not be better to just avoid casting the "destroywith" function
and let the programmer use the right one for the type he is destroying?
GCC wil warn on a type mismatch there anyway.
What do you think?
Stephane
Received on Sat Sep 18 2004 - 20:26:49 CDT
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