Compiler Warnings
Compiling a source file that #includes /usr/include/syslog.h
produces:
/usr/include/sys/syslog.h:80: warning: initialization discards qualifiers \
from pointer target type
repeated 70 times. This is Bug#111767.
This is caused by the compiler flag ``-Wwrite-strings''. This is
included in the Makefile by @WCFLAGS@ in Makefile.in. The configure
script defines WCFLAGS to include ``-Wwrite-strings''. The package
doesn't require automake or autoconf to build. Would it be safe for
me to remove ``-Wwrite-strings'' from configure?
Bob
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