On 2016 Dec 23 07:53:52, you wrote to me:   
      
    NB>>> I miswrote that. I meant to say warnings. Either way, whatever was   
    NB>>> done recently added a huge amount of those warnings. And warnings,   
    NB>>> like errors, can be fixed.   
      
    ml>> sure... turn off the setting enabling that warning and you won't see   
    ml>> them any more even though nothing in the code has changed...   
      
    NB> Why? The point was that the last time I compiled, those warnings   
    NB> weren't there.   
      
   what i'm saying is that the make file instructions may have been updated to   
   turn on all those warnings when they may have been turned off previously...   
      
    NB> Since there were some recent updates to the code, I decided to compile   
    NB> again and report the massive amounts of warnings, in case someone   
    NB> wants to fix them.   
      
   that's fine... i have no problem with that... i do the same with a simulator   
   that i'm involved with...   
      
    NB> I did also say it finished compiling, so if it's not that important,   
    NB> so be it. I was only trying to help in showing what I witnessed.   
      
   you're fine, man... its all good :)   
      
    ml>> do a search for "c programming dialects" to see a full list of all   
    ml>> the various ones there are...   
      
    NB> Uhh, thanks for the info? :/   
      
   there's a lot of them... i was only pointing out that that particular warning   
   was saying that ISO C doesn't like that but other dialects may love it...   
      
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