Benno Schulenberg wrote:
Maybe ./configure should detect the compiler version and automatically add --disable-gcc-warnings for old versions?
That would be one more hassle to maintain. I'd rather not bother dealing with software archaeology. Just configure with --disable-gcc-warnings. Or you can remove your .git subdirectory, as it's likely to cause other such problems, as the assumption is that if you're using bleeding-edge sources you will have up-to-date tools.
