Suppress GNU GCC "-Wstringop-overflow" warnings. #137
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I don't know that suppression is the correct solution here. This is essentially a security warning. |
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I see that this works, but it seems hacky. I really want to figure out why GCC thinks this is an issue. |
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I just tried building with MinGW-w64 13.2.0 r4 and I'm not seeing these warnings. Are you using a Linux-hosted version of MinGW? |
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OK, so they only show up in release builds. Not debug builds. |
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I'm working through fixing these. |
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Addresses issue #136 .