Explicit casts to get around gcc14 warnings treated as errors. #69
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Thanks for the PR. I had a look at the changed code and it seems like these variables should simply not be referenced since they are local arrays and already treated as pointers for strncpy. I fixed this (and other GCC warnings) in PR #70 which I'll look to get merged and a release out soon. PyPredict version with the fix will be 1.8.0 |
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Will close this as #70 should hopefully resolve the warning with newer GCC's. Thanks again for the original PR, and do let us know if this doesnt solve the issue for you. |
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These are from with pip+wheels default parameters. This allows for pip install to work on machines where gcc14 is default gcc without having to change links or aliases. Keyword restrict has been supported since c99 so should be safe to use.