h2ph is passe and it became passe because it had problems. I suspect that your /usr/include/stdarg.h contains:

#define __need__va_list 1 /*or something*/ ... #undef __need__va_list
and h2ph just translates it into some Perl approximation of the same thing and does it in a way that isn't clean when warnings are enabled (perhaps that warning was added after h2ph stopped being actively maintained).

It would probably be pretty easy for you as a human (and thus being much smarter than the h2ph script) to clean up stdarg.ph to make it not emit any warnings. Avoiding new uses of h2ph and *.ph files would also be a good idea, BTW (though I'm not implying any judgement on what you are currently doing).

        - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")

In reply to (tye)Re: What is __need___va_list, and do I need it? by tye
in thread What is __need___va_list, and do I need it? by BoredByPolitics

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