Modification of source code to comply with C99 and C++11 standards #8
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…tion 'strchr' (a value of type "int" cannot be assigned to an entity of type "char const *")
…(a value of type "Widget *" cannot be used to initialize an entity of type "MenuEntry *")
…ned int*}' to 'long int*' (no instance of constructor "MenuValue<T>::MenuValue [with T=int32_t]" matches the argument list)
…" matches the argument list
…nally be static or external
…F303. Thanks to wocard2
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Hi, thanks for all the work. I am a bit unsure what I am going to do with this PR because:
So I think I will leave this open for a couple of weeks, wait for me to find time to properly check it and merge it then. Sorry, the LCR is a very low priority item on my list right now. |
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To prepare for using another toolchain, I tried to bring your source code as much as possible to the C99 and C++11 standards. Perhaps this will be interesting for you.