Hi Lorenzo, > the > > char * const *argv > > libc declaration of getopt_long (which looks wrong, since argv might > be changed during the parsing, right?)
Yes, it is wrong because argv might be permuted by getopt_long. And that's why gnulib's implementation uses __getopt_argv_const in the declaration (see the comment in lib/getopt.in.h:73). > now, I'd like to avoid the warning in the generated parser when using > gnulib, but I'd like to avoid it also when using libc getopt_long > version... > > what would you suggest? I believe typecasting to `char *__getopt_argv_const *___argv' would be the best way to handle this. Keep in mind, though, that __getopt_argv_const is a macro, which is defined only if you include gnulib's version of getopt.h. Perhaps some additional #ifdef magic would be required before the cast, e.g.: #ifndef __getopt_argv_const # define __getopt_argv_const const #endif Regards, Sergey
