Open IMSAMWIlL opened 8 months ago
The difference could be because an x86-64 build using clang 19 targets a different triple, and perhaps the warning is triple-dependent or backend dependent somehow (as the size of long long
depends on the triple).
However, when I compile
int main() {
long long x = 0;
return x;
}
I see no such warning with latest emscripten, so perhaps you are passing a flag like -std=..
or such that affects this warning?
I'm new to emscripten and I have a question regarding the emscripten's implementation. When I compile a code using emscripten it introduces the following error:
error: 'long long' is an extension when C99 mode is not enabled [-Werror,-Wlong-long]
I understand since the
-Werror
is enabled it treats warnings as errors. The version ofemsdk
I used takesClang version 19.0.0
to compile a C program. However, when I use the same version of Clang to compile my code into x86-64, no warning will arise. Can you help me to understand what is happening in this case? I supposed that emscripten uses Clang to compile code into LLVM IR. But how does it generate additional warnings which are not introduced by Clang?