On 2017-05-05 17:29:22 +1000, William Hales wrote:
This is his message, copied and pasted:
Hi Vincent,
return 666; works equally well as it should not be called by ARM backend.
This is a workaround to remove warning.
But this can hide bugs, e.g. if in the future this function is called
by the ARM backend. It would be better either not to define this
function at all (best solution at it doesn't make sense on the ARM,
and issues would be detected at compile time) or have something like
an assert to abort if this function is called.