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1. A few warnings from standard libraries that could be fixed..?

• Posted by alanjohnoxley Nov 09, 2010
• 1200 views

I get these warnings when I close my eui.exe called app using Eu40RC1 :

Warning ( not_used ): 
    <0322>:: ..\..\include\std\io.e - private variable 'temp' of read_file() is 
assigned but never used 
Warning ( empty_case ): 
    <0220>:: c:\euphoria\include\std\map.e:810 - empty case block without fallth 
ru 
Warning ( not_used ): 
    <0322>:: ..\..\include\std\map.e - private variable '_' of load_map() is ass 
igned but never used 
Warning ( not_used ): 
    <0322>:: ..\..\include\std\filesys.e - private variable 'void' of curdir() i 
s assigned but never used 
Warning ( builtin_chosen ): 
    <0234>:: The built-in remove() in c:\euphoria\include\std\filesys.e override 
s the global/public remove() in:    c:\euphoria\include\std\map.e 
 
Warning ( not_used ): 
    <0322>:: ..\..\include\std\filesys.e - private variable 'lPosC' of canonical 
_path() is assigned but never used 
Warning ( not_used ): 
    <0322>:: ..\..\include\std\filesys.e - private variable 'ok' of dir_size() i 
s assigned but never used 
Warning ( not_used ): 
    <0322>:: ..\..\include\std\filesys.e - private variable 'ret' of temp_file() 
 is assigned but never used 
Warning ( default_case ): 
    <0221>:: c:\euphoria\include\std\eds.e:1054 - no 'case else' supplied. 
Warning ( not_used ): 
    <0320>:: ..\..\include\std\eds.e - module variable 'void' is assigned but ne 
ver used 
Warning ( not_used ): 
    <0322>:: ..\..\include\std\text.e - private variable 'tstart' of format() is 
 assigned but never used 
Warning ( not_used ): 
    <0322>:: ..\..\include\std\text.e - private variable 'idx' of get_text() is 
assigned but never used 

[edit: added {{{ ~}~}~} mwl]

3. Re: A few warnings from standard libraries that could be fixed..?

• Posted by alanjohnoxley Nov 09, 2010
• 1150 views

I think its still being worked on.
With the exception of my c:\euphoria\include\custom, and
my c:\euphoria\win32lib\include
all includes are RC1.
No rush, just that this is avoidable and would look nicer when Eu 4.0 official goes live :)