HalosGhost
commented
8 years ago Hmm, I actually cannot reproduce this on my own machine. I will see if I cannot reproduce this on my other machine. If so, then I'll fix it; if not, I'll close this.
Confirmed; not sure why this is not happening on my main machine.
5dcd648 leads to a fair number of warnings (which we treat as errors) on the use of
stderrbecause it is a recursive macro. We use it liberally for error reporting. We could either use a lot of diagnostic#pragmas to ignore these warnings, or we could create a simple error-reporting function and only ignore its definition. The latter is, of course, simpler, and would actually allow us to save some space too. However, I am not convinced it will be universally better. Either way, this is a high priority as it has broken the build for clean clones.