Re: [bug #16997] compiler warning for NSZone.m

[Richard Frith-Macdonald]

Hmm ... I started reclassifying these as category ';change request'  
rather than 'bug' and severity 'wish' rather than 'normal' since  
these are plainly not bugs, just (mostly) spurious compiler warnings.
However, I'm not sure that's the right thing to do ...
Should they be closed as 'invalid' instead?  I'm inclined to think it  
would be nice to change code to avoid spurious compiler warnings as a  
very low priority issue, but perhaps others feel different?

On 4 Jul 2006, at 17:01, Patrick McFarland wrote:

> URL:
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>                  Summary: compiler warning for NSZone.m
>                  Project: GNUstep
>             Submitted by: diablod3
>             Submitted on: Tuesday 07/04/2006 at 16:01
>                 Category: Base/Foundation
>                 Severity: 3 - Normal
>               Item Group: Bug
>                   Status: None
>                  Privacy: Public
>              Assigned to: None
>              Open/Closed: Open
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> Details:
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> NSZone.m: In function ‘default_stats’:
> NSZone.m:535: warning: ‘dummy.bytes_free’ is used uninitialized in  
> this
> function
> NSZone.m:535: warning: ‘dummy.chunks_free’ is used uninitialized in  
> this
> function
> NSZone.m:535: warning: ‘dummy.bytes_used’ is used uninitialized in  
> this
> function
> NSZone.m:535: warning: ‘dummy.chunks_used’ is used uninitialized in  
> this
> function
> NSZone.m:535: warning: ‘dummy.bytes_total’ is used uninitialized in  
> this
> function
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