[splint-discuss] Parse error due to byteorder.h

[Richard A. O'Keefe]

I wrote:
    > HOW ABOUT SHOWING US THE LINE(S) OF CODE INVOLVED?

<rasmit.ranjan at wipro.com> still has not done this.
	
	No 'splint -help parseerrors' does not help as wel.

What do you *mean* "does not help"?

For example, "splint -help parseerrors" says, amongst other things,

    Splint supports some of the GNU (gcc) compiler extensions, if the
    +gnuextensions flag is set.  You may be able to workaround other
    compiler extensions by using a pre-processor define.  Alternately,
    you can surround the unparseable code with

    # ifndef S_SPLINT_S
    ...
    # endif

Have you tried setting the +gnuextensions flag?
What happened when you did?

What particular extension is giving splint trouble?
IT WOULD HELP A LOT IF YOU SHOWED US THE LINES THAT SPLINT IS COMPLAINING
ABOUT; we don't have the same .h file as you.
Is it something you could try giving a #define for so that what splint
sees is different from what gcc sees?

Is it possible for you to make a copy of the .h file,
put #ifndef S_SPLINT_S around the offending code like -help parseerrors
suggests, and include that .h file instead of the original?

	Then what next ? Is there any other way out?

I ask again, try SHOWING us the actual lines of code.
At least some of us do not have the same version of the file as you do.