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Yes, I know. I will not fix firebird's code, they will hopefully do it
"soon". I can add some work-around compiler flags, though.

I found out about GCC_VERSION and am now using that to conditionally
enable the work-around compiler flags.

On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 07:28:19PM +0200, Luc Castermans wrote:
actually case 1 is wrong code. Compiler is correct and code should be
corrected.

regards,

Luc

Op 17 aug. 2016 19:18 schreef "Lionel Elie Mamane" <lionel@mamane.lu>:

Hi,

Short version: do we have a way to include compiler flags only with
some compiler version?

Long version: So, firebird currently is incompatible with GCC 6. AFAIK
there are two breaker issues:

1) compiled code aborts in free() because it free()s an address that
   was not malloc()ed

2) code that does not compile


Issue 1 is fixed by adding
 -fno-sized-deallocation -fno-delete-null-pointer-checks
to CXXFLAGS.

Issue 2 is fixed by backporting an upstream commit from their master
branch.

Number 2 I can do, no problem. But number 1 I feel I shouldn't do
unconditionally, because another compiler than GCC 6 probably will not
know these flags? Any advice there?

--
Lionel
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