From: "Maverick" <vhd AT chello DOT at>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Compiling Allegro
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Date: Sun, 20 May 2001 23:07:36 GMT
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I've used make to compile allegro as suggested by it's own readme. It
compiles without any errors, but I do wonder about the warnings it gives out
when compling some parts :

indirect call without '*'    <--- this shows up pretty often
indirect ljmp without '*'  <--- this also shows up pretty often
using '%ex' instead of '%ecx' due to 'w' suffix
using '%si' instead of '%esi' due to 'w' suffix
using '%al' instead of %eax' due to 'b' suffix

Still, it compiles without errors, and I haven't checked if allegro is
working anyway. And even if it is, I just wondered... can those warnings
have an undesireable effect? Are they occuring because of djgpp or is it my
fault?
Thx, Maverick