Warnings #555
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Those are mostly parameters being only used with netmap
rename somme comments from "no break" to "fallthrough" in order to silence gcc where needed
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@GabrielGanne thanks for the PR. I will merge as part of next point release. BTW, if you are interested in becoming a maintainer and contributing directly to the repo, please contact me at tcpreplay at appneta dot com |
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Hi,
This is to silence some warnings that appeared when I migrated from debian 9 -> 10 which comes with gcc 8.3 (over 6.3).
It addresses implicit fallthrough and unused function parameter warnings.
This does not cover them all: there are for example still warnings in makeshell.c's text_to_var() function, because gcc does not understand the NOTREACHED comments (which I find quite explicit). I did not find it a good idea to change those.
Best regards,