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wondering if any cleanup could be done regarding the use of char* and the lrdf_statement structs. the char* members are frequently assigned with string literals which cause warnings when compiling. without knowing the code it's not obvious if these members are modified or not.
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I remember going back and forth on this before. I'm not sure why we went with char*. Const seems pretty harmless, but I had a reason. I'll try switching it and seeing if anything complains.
wondering if any cleanup could be done regarding the use of char* and the lrdf_statement structs. the char* members are frequently assigned with string literals which cause warnings when compiling. without knowing the code it's not obvious if these members are modified or not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: