Re: [gnet-dev] with one-line fix, gnet-1.1.8 builds RPMs cleanly on redhat 8.0

[Benjamin Lee <benjamin lee realthought net>]

For what it's worth, the actual problem is gcc3.x and glib 1.2.x... glib
2.x does not suffer from this warning. The warning appears around calls to
g_htonl() etc. functions... which I assume have been implemented in
assembler.

On Saturday, 2003-03-15 at 04:35:15 PM, pehr pehr net scribbled:
> Dear Gnet folks,
> 
> I just wanted to post a quick note on the packaging.
> This looks great and things look really good.
> 
> On redhat 8.0, rpm is split into rpm and rpmbuild.
> One can build binary rpms from a tar.gz file by
> running "rpmbuild -ta gnet-1.1.8.tar.gz".
> 
> You have everything set up exactly right for this to
> work, except, by turning on debugging, the rpmbuild does
> not get through the "make".
> These warnings are interpreted as errors.
> 
> inetaddr.c:1938: warning: const qualifier ignored on asm
> inetaddr.c: In function `gnet_inetaddr_is_multicast':
> inetaddr.c:1967: warning: const qualifier ignored on asm
> inetaddr.c: In function `gnet_inetaddr_hash':
> inetaddr.c:2031: warning: const qualifier ignored on asm
> inetaddr.c:2032: warning: const qualifier ignored on asm
> inetaddr.c: In function `gnet_inetaddr_new_any':
> inetaddr.c:2192: warning: con
> 
> Simply removing the "--enable-debugging=yes" line from
> the file "gnet.spec.in" will cause the tar.gz files
> created by "make dist" to work correctly on redhat 8.0,
> giving warnings, but not treating the warnings as fatal.
> 
> My applogies if someone is working on fixing the warnings,
> but I thought I'd post a note since I was so pleased at
> how easy it was to get things working.
> 
> Thanks for making Gnet!!
> 
>    --pehr
> 
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