6 /* we keep all the warning symbols in a list, if we ever get a
7 warning, we'll search it the hard way. This won't be to bad since
8 warnings are infrequent, and never that many (true or false ?).
12 typedef struct warning_list_struct {
13 struct warning_list_struct *next;
18 static warning_list_type *warning_list;
22 /* This is a warning symbol, add the error text to a list we keep, and mark
23 the symbol referenced as requiring a warning */
27 DEFUN(add_warning,(sym),
30 CONST char *name = ((asymbol *)(sym->value))->name;
31 warning_list_type *new;
33 ldsym_type *lookup = ldsym_get(name);
35 lookup->flags |= SYM_WARNING;
37 new = (warning_list_type *)ldmalloc(sizeof(warning_list_type));
38 new->next = warning_list;
43 /* run through the list we kept, and find the warning associated with
46 DEFUN(fetch_warning,(sym),
49 warning_list_type *ptr = warning_list;
50 while (ptr != (warning_list_type *)NULL) {
51 if (strcmp(((asymbol*)(ptr->sym->value))->name, sym->name) == 0) {
52 return ptr->sym->name;
56 return "This is a warning without a message !";
61 DEFUN(produce_warnings,(lgs,it),
66 ptr = lgs->srefs_chain;
67 while (ptr != (asymbol **)NULL) {
69 info("%B: %s\n", ref->the_bfd, fetch_warning(it));
70 ptr = (asymbol **)(ref->udata);