Hi,

On 2016-11-08 09:47:56, Nicholas Boel wrote to Richard Menedetter:
  about: "Re: HPTZIP compile issue":

 NB> I was able to test this this morning. Changing -Wl to both -W (just
 NB> removing the "l" and -Wall seem to compile fine. I think I'm going to
 NB> stich with -Wall since I see the majority of other programs in the husky
 NB> package seem to use it.

-W (uppercase) doesn't exist as an option!

-Wall is only usefull for developers. You just get a bunch of warnings if the
developer was lazy and didn't prevent those warnings. If you only want to build
 the source as is, and don't intend to change anything in the source, you could
 just as well use '-w' (lowercase), to suppress all warnings.

Bye, Wilfred.


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