On 12/02/2011 01:36 AM, Jose Fonseca wrote:
Brian,
The series looks good.
BTW, this just remind be of one thing I noticed looking at coverity results
before is that it is almost impossible to get zero warnings everywhere. For
example, gcc complains that a variable may be used unitialized (when often it
cannot), and setting an initial value causes coverity (with its mightier
brains) to warn that initial value is never used. Quite annoying.
Yeah, I wouldn't be a bit surprised if fixing a warning for one
compiler or coverity sometimes triggers a different warning with
another compiler. But I think it's worthwhile to keep the number of
warnings low. It's all too easy to miss something important if it's
in the middle of bunch of other warnings.
-Brian
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