>> #ifndef _WIN32
>> + const char *device = tt->actual_name;
>
> This variable is not used in all cases embraced by "ifndef _WIN32".
> I.e. I think it is not used when any of the following is defined:
> TARGET_OPENBSD
> TARGET_NETBSD
> TARGET_AIX
>
> Therefore this change would fix *only* the warning on Windows.
> Do we want to go this way? or should we rather rearrange the ifdefs a
> bit so that we have a cleaner change/function?
No all other platforms. The variable is used just 2 lines below it
definition to set gateway_needed which is used by all platforms apart
from _WIN32. So only WIN32 had this warning.
>
>
>
>> if (r6->iface != NULL) /* vpn server special route */
>> {
>> device = r6->iface;
>> @@ -2713,7 +2713,7 @@ get_default_gateway_row(const MIB_IPFORWARDTABLE
>> *routes)
>> const DWORD index = row->dwForwardIfIndex;
>> const DWORD metric = row->dwForwardMetric1;
>>
>> - dmsg(D_ROUTE_DEBUG, "GDGR: route[%d] %s/%s i=%d m=%d",
>> + dmsg(D_ROUTE_DEBUG, "GDGR: route[%lu] %s/%s i=%d m=%d",
>
> shouldn't be enough to convert to %u ? (/me is not a DOWRD expert though)
No. DWORD is a long unsigned int as mentioned in the commit message. It
is 32 bit int since Windows always has long as 32 bit. It is a bit
confusing when you are used to the long=64 bit :)
>> index 2c1b270dd..4ef34e4eb 100644
>> --- a/src/openvpn/tun.c
>> +++ b/src/openvpn/tun.c
>> @@ -5606,7 +5606,7 @@ windows_set_mtu(const int iface_index, const short
>> family,
>>
>> if (err != NO_ERROR)
>> {
>> - msg(M_WARN, "TUN: Setting %s mtu failed: %s [status=%u
>> if_index=%d]",
>> + msg(M_WARN, "TUN: Setting %s mtu failed: %s [status=%lu
>> if_index=%d]",
>
> same question as above.
>
Same answer :)
Arne
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