Jack Howarth writes:
> The guile 2.0.9 sources incorrectly assumes that sll clang compilers
> support
> the noreturn attribute which was only added in llvm.org clang 3.3 and Apple
> clang 5.0.
> In fink, we have fixed this with the following patch...
>
> --- guile-2.0.9/libguile/__scm.h.ori
Jack Howarth writes:
> On Mon, Nov 04, 2013 at 07:48:29PM -0500, Mark H Weaver wrote:
>> Matt Sicker writes:
>> > In the function scm_ithrow, the parameter "int noreturn" is given. Now
>> > this works fine normally, but if stdnoreturn.h is included before
>> > throw.h (or libguile.h more likely)
On Mon, Nov 04, 2013 at 07:48:29PM -0500, Mark H Weaver wrote:
> Matt Sicker writes:
> > In the function scm_ithrow, the parameter "int noreturn" is given. Now
> > this works fine normally, but if stdnoreturn.h is included before
> > throw.h (or libguile.h more likely), then this causes a compilat
The guile 2.0.9 sources incorrectly assumes that sll clang compilers support
the noreturn attribute which was only added in llvm.org clang 3.3 and Apple
clang 5.0.
In fink, we have fixed this with the following patch...
--- guile-2.0.9/libguile/__scm.h.orig 2013-11-01 22:57:06.0 -04
Matt Sicker writes:
> In the function scm_ithrow, the parameter "int noreturn" is given. Now
> this works fine normally, but if stdnoreturn.h is included before
> throw.h (or libguile.h more likely), then this causes a compilation
> error. In throw.c, noreturn is even marked as an unused variable,
