Re: deprecated symbol warnings

[Ken Raeburn <raeburn@raeburn.org>]

On May 14, 2005, at 23:17, John W. Eaton wrote:
[..."#define foo foo"...]
> Can you point to a widely used compiler that will actually have
> trouble with this?  If not, then maybe it is not worth worrying about?

Hmm... does anyone feel like setting up an array of test machines to 
automatically do frequent builds and tests of snapshots and report 
errors as they come up?

I've done something like this a couple of times (for binutils, while I 
was maintaining it at Cygnus, and more recently for Kerberos at MIT), 
but it's always involved machines I had privileges on; something more 
distributed that lots of us could contribute cycles to without having 
to grant each other login access or anything like that would be better 
for Guile, but a bit harder to design and implement, at least if you're 
security-conscious.  (And in fact some trouble we've had recently with 
Kerberos has been to do with platforms *not* represented in our local 
test setup.)

With something like this in place, we could simply implement schemes 
like this, and get feedback relatively quickly on how it's handled on 
lots of platforms that any contributors care about, rather than waiting 
and hoping somebody has tested platforms X, Y, and Z before the release 
goes out.


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