Hello,

I wouldn't really worry about that if I were you...
It's "just" a "warning"... (actually, it is a "C" thing).

If it is really bothering you, just add the following 3 lines just before "#define isnormal(f) ((int)1)  /* these two are hacks esc*/"

in sather's "System/Common/runtime.h file":

...

#ifdef isnormal

#undef isnormal
#endif

#define isnormal(f) ((int)1)  /* these two are hacks esc*/


...


You'll be basically telling the compiler to ignore the previous definition of "isnormal" (which is found in "/usr/include/math.h").

Regards,
Fadi.




>________________________________
> De : Duke Normandin <dukeofperl@lava...>
>À : Sather List <info-sather@gnu....>
>Envoyé le : Mercredi 29 février 2012 1h03
>Objet : Warning while compiling Sather code
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>Hi ...
>
>Although the Sather "learning' code is compiling and producing a
>working executable, some of the code is producing this warning:
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>/home/dnormandin/Programming/Sather/sather-1.2.3/System/Platforms/linux/../../Co
>mmon/runtime.h:179:0: warning: "isnormal" redefined [enabled by
>default] /usr/include/math.h:253:0: note: this is the location of
>the previous definition
>
>Is there a way that I can fix this? TIA ...
>
>--
>Duke
>Alberta, Canada
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