Am 23. Jan. 2017, um 21:04, Joel Cunningham <
Good catch on the missing “int” parameter! Just curious, where is the global variable named “index”? Also there are a lot of other uses of local variables named “index” in LwIP code. Do these also have a shadowing problem?
Joel
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commit 9e0b36747a3c046f874a7c8697f1d5209371ab72
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Fix warning about shadowing a global variable "index" in if.c
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