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Funny warning message: greater than minimum
- To: gcc-bugs at gcc dot gnu dot org
- Subject: Funny warning message: greater than minimum
- From: Markus Werle <markus at lufmech dot rwth-aachen dot de>
- Date: Wed, 09 Aug 2000 15:47:32 +0200
egcs-20000724 on linux yields some funny warning message:
Derivatives.h:2507: warning: string length `609' is greater than the
minimum length `509' ANSI C is required to support
I believe it should be "... maximum length",
not minimum length, right?
Btw.:
1. How can I stop this new and annoying message?
All my expression templates are 10 times larger than 509...
2. Do I have a real world problem with those long names?
Is this the reason for hp-ld to die all the time?
I heard of a name mangling feature in gcc. Does it exist?
Are there problems with instantiations in different compile units.
Thanx, Markus