Re: avr-gcc-12.1.0-x64-windows new warnings ?

Hi,

> Hmm isnt that loading 2bytes into one ?

well yes, ordinarily this would be the case. But I am specifically referrin=
g=20
to programming close to hardware, where a register with offset 0 from the=20
peripheral base address is configured from a linker script, and system head=
ers=20
defining (sub-)registers of that peripheral in terms of this base register=
=20
with an array subscript.
The compiler has no idea how large the address space actually is, as the=20
declaration suggests the "array" is only a single byte long. Hence the=20
warning.

However, given that the warning complains at array offset "0", I just reali=
sed=20
that the warning underlying the original mail:
seems to be due to gcc having become stricter / buggy. As Georg-Johann wrot=
e:
>https://gcc.gnu.org/PR105523
Very interesting. I've had problems with this type of warning since gcc 9.2=
=2E0,=20
though not necessarily on avr-gcc.

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Beste Gr=FC=DFe
Thilo Schulz