Updates for gcc9/10/11 compatibility #334
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All iop modules are now be compiled using the same compile and link flags, much like the Makefile system in ps2sdk.
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Updates for gcc9/10/11 compatibility
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Updates for gcc9/10/11 compatibility
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Please check the individual commits for more information. Most commits are to fix warnings related to newer gcc compilers being more strict. This generally leads to better code, but sometimes needs a little workaround to get rid of a warning.
I've also attached a commit that makes all iop modules compile using the same Rules.bin.make and Rules.make. Reducing a lot of duplicated code.