There are a few issues I've ran across while upgrading to Xcode 15:
C Clang Warnings > Strict Prototypes is set to Yes. I had to set this to No to remove errors where the function declaration did not explicitly set void as the function parameter.
UITouchFlags._firstTouchForView assignment to 1 causes an overflow. Setting the value to -1 resolves the error. I'm assuming that is what the value should be as you may only assign 0 or -1 to a char that has its bit field assigned to 1.
Here is the declaration of the struct with the char assigned a bit field of 1.
Here is where the value gets set to 1 causing an overflow. I believe it should be -1.
Alternatively to the Clang warnings, I can update the AppFramework, CommonLib, and TestLib to explicitly add void to function definitions if we want to keep the Strict Prototypes value set to Yes.
There are a few issues I've ran across while upgrading to Xcode 15:
Yes. I had to set this toNoto remove errors where the function declaration did not explicitly setvoidas the function parameter.UITouchFlags._firstTouchForViewassignment to1causes an overflow. Setting the value to-1resolves the error. I'm assuming that is what the value should be as you may only assign0or-1to acharthat has its bit field assigned to1.Here is the declaration of the struct with the
charassigned a bit field of1.Here is where the value gets set to
1causing an overflow. I believe it should be-1.Alternatively to the Clang warnings, I can update the
AppFramework,CommonLib, andTestLibto explicitly addvoidto function definitions if we want to keep the Strict Prototypes value set toYes.If this is correct, I will put up a PR asap.