Silence various byte compiler warnings #320
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rswgnu
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Looks good, otherwise. |
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@rswgnu Thanks. Sorry for being bureaucratic but can you for clarity also approve the PR (using the button) since it is now marked as "Changes requested"? |
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It won't let me. Just merge. |
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Hi Bob,
Ok. Thanks for trying. Will merge.
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Robert Weiner ***@***.***> skrev: (27 april 2023 02:26:31 CEST)
It won't let me. Just merge.
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What
Fix a mix of different types of byte compiler warnings.
Why
Taking yet another stab at getting the warnings down to a low number.