[patch]: RFA: Remove compile time warnings in cgen-cpu.h
Nick Clifton
nickc@redhat.com
Wed Apr 13 11:12:00 GMT 2005
Hi Frank,
> But in C++, it is valid to return a void value from a void function.
> What compiler version barfs on this?
Good question - I am not actually sure. It was reported by a remotely
run job using the MCR system on a host which has at least two different
C++ compilers installed on it. I think however that it was using the
compiler in /usr/bin, which is:
c++ (GCC) 3.2.3 20030502 (Red Hat Linux 3.2.3-49)
The actual error message was, for example:
"cgen-cpu.h:209: error: return-statement with a value, in function
returning 'void'"
So the compiler believes that the expressions are not void. Possibly
this is a bug ?
In any case I assume that there is no reason not to have the return
keyword since it is not doing anything ?
>> The second is that it uses the "reinterpret_cast<>" operator to
>> convert between integer types and floating point types, which for
>> some versions of GCC at least, does not work. [...]
> Sure. (Actually, does any cgen/sid port use floating-point?)
No idea, but the same c++ compiler generated error messages for these
casts that looked like this:
"cgen-cpu.h:193: error: invalid cast from type 'sid::host_int_4' to
type 'cgen::SF'"
Come to think of it, the subject of this thread really should have been
"fix compile time errors for an old C++ compiler" or something like that.
Cheers
Nick
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