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Re: [MiNT] libjpeg

> http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=18617
>
> Thisexplains the same sort of problem. Maybe the config log
> would explain why it happens in libjpeg.
Peter, you can't google for errors/warnings like that :) You can look
for meaning but actual cause depends from situation to situation. As
others already mentioned, it could be either INT16 is equal to
nothing, i.e. your expression becomes "typedef short;" or it's already
defined as short, i.e. your expression becomes "typedef short short;".
And maybe there's even 3rd option, who knows. In all cases, you must
take a look if some other part of your source base didn't define it
already -- it can be HW, other header which HW includes before your
libjpeg header (very possible) or maybe even badly configured libjpeg
(marked as "don't have INT16" but it does in fact). You can easily
start with line "INT16 xxx = 1000" before the line where your warning
occurs -- this will tell you if INT16 is already defined. If so, just
search where it is.


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