I see bitcoin project trying to go -Wall (and related) free, POSIX, etc. So here are two from the unmodified 0.6.x branch (and likely master) that can be fixed...
net.cpp: In function 'bool GetMyExternalIP(CNetAddr&)': net.cpp:191: warning: 'pszKeyword' may be used uninitialized in this function net.cpp:190: warning: 'pszGet' may be used uninitialized in this function
I presume this applies to FreeBSD 9.x too. Thanks.
for (int nHost = 1; nHost <= 2; nHost++) if (nHost == 1) { pszGet= pszKeyword= } else if (nHost == 2) { pszGet = pszKeyword = }
Value analysis in your compiler is obviously deficient. Is that an old version of GCC (4.2?) or what?
Value analysis in your compiler is obviously deficient. Is that an old version of GCC (4.2?) or what?
Instead of upgrading, FreeBSD seems to like to patch contributed source like gcc, ssh, ssl, bind, etc that is included in the base. So I've no idea what this one really contains. You'd have to see the source. To the extent it is emitted by one of the current OS's on the planet and therefore seen by others, I reported it for consideration.
gcc version 4.2.1 20070831 patched [FreeBSD] RELENG_8 i386
Investigation by gmaxwell shows these warnings are false positives -> closing this