Hi, > Hmm isnt that loading 2bytes into one ?
well yes, ordinarily this would be the case. But I am specifically referring to programming close to hardware, where a register with offset 0 from the peripheral base address is configured from a linker script, and system headers defining (sub-)registers of that peripheral in terms of this base register with an array subscript. The compiler has no idea how large the address space actually is, as the declaration suggests the "array" is only a single byte long. Hence the warning. However, given that the warning complains at array offset "0", I just realised that the warning underlying the original mail: seems to be due to gcc having become stricter / buggy. As Georg-Johann wrote: >https://gcc.gnu.org/PR105523 Very interesting. I've had problems with this type of warning since gcc 9.2.0, though not necessarily on avr-gcc. -- Beste Grüße Thilo Schulz
