Hello,
I realize this is really a GCC question, and not a Cocoa question, but
I can't seem to find an adequate answer on the web. Considering I'm
from a strictly Java background, I was hoping someone could clue me in
to what the following two GCC warnings mean, if I should worry about
them, how to fix them (or how to silence the warnings):
#1 Not protecting function: no buffer at least 8 bytes long
Does the first warning have to do with the required memory boundaries
at runtime, such that variables need to be of a power-of-two length,
or something like that?
example problem code: uint8_t bytes[] = {'a', 'b', 'c'};
#2: Not protecting local variables: variable length buffer
As for the second warning, I thought one could define a local buffer
with a length that is calculated and stored into a local variable, but
maybe not?
i.e.: uint8_t dataBytes[count];
Thank You,
Eric
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