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gcc svn build fails due to -Werror

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In attempts to build the gomp_4.0 branch from svn (on CentOS 6.2), I find that I must remove the -Werror option in STRICT_WARN. I don't find documented how this should be done (in configure ?). I can get past it by repeatedly modifying gcc/Makefile, but this seems wrong.
I have little interest at this stage in finding out why it triggers -Werror=maybe-uninitialized in typeck.c; I'd only like to build the gcc to see if it does anything interesting with OpenMP 4.

posted Aug 31, 2013 by Bob Wise

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Try passing --disable-werror when you run configure.

answer Aug 31, 2013 by anonymous
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