It seems like every time I go back to try to do somoe work on the parted sources I run into a failure to compile due to some silly warning or other and -Werror being enabled. This time it is from a generated source file made by gperf. Is this set by default these days in automake? Because I can not figure out how it is being used. Makefile.am does not seem to have anything to turn it on. Makefile sets CFLAGS_WERROR=-Werror, but I can see nothing that references CFLAGS_WERROR anywhere. How does this variable end up being passed to gcc?
I am tempted to just disable -Werror completely, but at the very least it should be disabled for BUILT_SOURCES since you can't really fix the warnings there. Any advice on how to do this?
