This macro was #define sqFilenameFromString(dst, src, num) \ if (1) { \ int i; \ for (i = 0; i < num; i++) { \ dst[i] = *((char *) (src + i)); \ } \ dst[num] = 0;\ }

that got changed to this

#define sqFilenameFromString(dst, src, num) \ do { \ int i; \ for (i= 0; i < num; ++i) \ (dst)[i]= (src)[i]; \ dst[num]= '\0'; \ } while(0)

however the old codewarrior compiler errors with (dst)[i] = (src)[i]

pointer/array required

say in sqInt sqFileDeleteNameSize(sqInt sqFileNameIndex, sqInt sqFileNameSize) { char cFileName[1000];

This is not a problem on OS-X because we override the sqFilenameFromString in order to convert the HFS+ file name to posix UTF-8 file names. I'm wonder here if src which is sqFileNameIndex which define as sqInt which is int, then don't we really need proper casting here?

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