Fix GH-17687: initializer-string for array of ... warnings #18603
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Starting with gcc 15 the warning `-Wunterminated-string-initialization` is enabled by default. We make now use of the `nonstring` attribute to silence the warning for the cases where this is intended. This is targeted to 8.3 because of the people who compile with -Werror.
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Introducing new attributes in a public header probably isn't a good idea. So I'll merge this into master and use local fixes on lower branches |
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Starting with gcc 15 the warning
-Wunterminated-string-initializationis enabled by default. We make now use of thenonstringattribute to silence the warning for the cases where this is intended. This is targeted to 8.3 because of the people who compile with -Werror.Upon merging up I'll handle ext/fileinfo too.
Lexbor should get fixed upstream.