Hi,
While compiling 2.5.1-dj11 I get the following error in sr.c:
sr.c: In function `sr_release':
sr.c:102: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:103: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:104: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:105: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:106: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:106: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:106: warning: value computed is not used
sr.c: In function `sr_media_change':
sr.c:153: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:162: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:167: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:168: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:182: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:184: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c: In function `sr_find_queue':
sr.c:256: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:256: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:259: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c: In function `sr_init_command':
sr.c:266: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c: In function `sr_open':
sr.c:402: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:403: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:410: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:413: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:414: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:415: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:415: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:415: warning: value computed is not used
sr.c:424: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:425: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c: In function `sr_packet':
sr.c:674: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c:680: invalid operands to binary &
sr.c: In function `sr_finish':
sr.c:769: incompatible types in assignment
sr.c: In function `sr_detach':
sr.c:812: incompatible type for argument 1 of `invalidate_device'
make[3]: *** [sr.o] Fehler 1
I don't know wether this error was reported already or if it is in 2.5.2-pre6... But I'll test it ;)
Bye
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