Hi downer,

When I run gcc -c parser.c I get a number of warnings "return makes pointer from integer without a cast". I think these occur because (the integer) -1 is being returned, even though the function is supposed to return a char*. I don't know if that causes any problems, but it's a bit agricultural, to say the least.

I also got: 
parser.c:287:11: warning: multi-character character constant
parser.c:287: warning: overflow in implicit constant conversion

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Those warnings appear to me to be a little more sinister. They can be removed by changing line 287 from: 
            *pbuf = '\\n';

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to: 
            *pbuf = '\n';

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Does that change help your cause at all ?

Given that we now have libparser.a (or, at least, have the capacity to build it), if you like to give us a (complete) sample Inline::C script that you're using, we might be able to make some real progress :-)

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^3: some help with inline C by syphilis
in thread some help with inline C by downer

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