Fix build with GCC 15 #183
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Thanks! Can you rebase this on top of latest master, so the CI checks pass? |
C23 changes the implication of a function declaration without arguments from an undetermined number and type to `void` (no arguments). While that is true in most of the cases here, init() and destroy() actually take a settings_t*. This defines the arguments (or lack thereof) of all functions, avoiding any ambiguity. https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-15/porting_to.html
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Done; all tests now pass. |
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C23 changes the implication of a function declaration without arguments from an undetermined number and type to
void(no arguments). While that is true in most of the cases here, init() and destroy() actually take a settings_t*. This defines the arguments (or lack thereof) of all functions, avoiding any ambiguity.https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-15/porting_to.html