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obz@raster.Kodak.COM writes:

>o  Arrays of unbracketed struct declarations are given warnings. According
>   to ANSI C, this is perfectly legal, so a warning here is unwarranted.

Actually, GCC 2.3.1 is following the suggestion of the ANSI C standard here.
See ANSI X3.159-1989, Appendix E ``Common Warnings'', page 198, 10th warning.
To turn off this warning, omit `-W'.

>o  Conditionals with a single assignment are warned to surround the
>   assignment with parenthesis.

This warning can be quite useful to catch common C coding errors like
`if (a = b)' where `if (a == b)' was meant.
To turn off the warning, use `-Wall -Wno-parentheses' instead of just `-Wall'.

>o  Fixincludes doesn't fix all the #endif's with trailing garbage from the
>   headers in /usr/include. Using -Wall and -ansi we had to manually strip
>   tens of headers.

This is fixed by the fixincludes patch that I posted yesterday
(Message-ID: <9211030433.AA05731@farside.twinsun.com>).