`struc` causes warning which becomes fatal with `-Wall -Werror`

[dargueta]

On NASM 3.01, when running with the -Wall and -Werror options, assembly fails if the code contains a struc definition. This worked just fine on 2.x.

To reproduce, take the example from the docs (section 6.11.1) and add an instruction so NASM has something to do:

struc   mytype

  mt_long:      resd    1
  mt_word:      resw    1
  mt_byte:      resb    1
  mt_str:       resb    32

endstruc

nop

Assembly will fail:

% nasm -f bin -o output -Wall -Werror example.asm 
example.asm:8: error: unknown warning name: push [-w+error=unknown-warning]
example.asm:8: error: unknown warning name: pop [-w+error=unknown-warning]

If you run it through the preprocessor (just -E) you can see that the warning directives get added in:

%line 1+1 example.asm
[absolute 0]
%line 1+0 example.asm
mytype:
%line 2+1 example.asm

 mt_long: resd 1
 mt_word: resw 1
 mt_byte: resb 1
 mt_str: resb 32

mytype_size equ ($-mytype)
%line 8+0 example.asm
[warning push]
[warning -other]
[section .text]
[warning pop]
%line 9+1 example.asm

nop

It appears NASM doesn't support the [warning push] and [warning pop] directives, but the macro package shipped with it uses it anyway?

Platform:

• NASM: 3.01
• OS: Gentoo Linux (kernel 6.12.57)