With the introduction of gcc 4.6.0, a number of warnings for variables
that are set but not used are printed. With earlier versions, the
following construct was OK, but not any more:
declare foobar;
.
.
foobar = some_expression;
As some upstream maintainers have gotten cranky over warnings issued by
their compiler version, even when our compiles are clean, these warnings
need to be fixed.
Patches are submitted for the following wireless drivers:
1/7: b43
2/7: b43legacy
3/7: rtlwifi
4/7: rtl8192c-common
5/7: rtl8192ce
6/7: rtl8192cu
7/7: rtl8192se
Signed-off-by: Larry Finger <[email protected]>
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