llvm dev - Mar 2004 - [LLVMdev] Compile Warnings?

I've just updated from CVS and am now getting some warnings while
building LLVM:

Linking z bytecode library
WARNING: Type conflict between types named 'struct.z_stream_s'.
    Src=' %struct.z_stream_s'.
   Dest=' %struct.z_stream_s'
WARNING: Type conflict between types named 'struct.internal_state'.
    Src=' %struct.internal_state'.
   Dest=' %struct.internal_state'
WARNING: Type conflict between types named 'struct.z_stream_s'.
    Src=' %struct.z_stream_s'.
   Dest=' %struct.z_stream_s'
WARNING: Type conflict between types named 'struct.internal_state'.
    Src=' %struct.internal_state'.
   Dest=' %struct.internal_state'
...

Are these okay?  I remember Chris saying that "any warning during
compilation was not acceptable" a while back.  Just wanted to check with
you guys before I ignore these warnings.

Reid.
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On Sun, 7 Mar 2004, Reid Spencer wrote:
> I've just updated from CVS and am now getting some warnings while
> building LLVM:
>
> Linking z bytecode library
> WARNING: Type conflict between types named 'struct.z_stream_s'.
>     Src=' %struct.z_stream_s'.
>    Dest=' %struct.z_stream_s'
> Are these okay?  I remember Chris saying that "any warning during
> compilation was not acceptable" a while back.  Just wanted to check
with
> you guys before I ignore these warnings.
These warnings are coming from zlib, which we now include in the runtime
libraries directory.  This is a real type-safety problem in libz, which we
should either fix in our imported source or eliminate libz from the
runtime directory.

I'll file a bug, but for now, you can safely ignore the warning.

-Chris

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