Aside from the hundreds of implicit typecast errors when compiling in Windows (some of them casting down to smaller types, potentially losing data and causing instability), there's some syntax/logic errors being caught by the compiler:

Compiling...
myglu.c
d:\sylphis3d\sylphis\trunk\runtime\src\sylphis\core\src\myglu.c(863) : warning C4553: '==' : operator has no effect; did you intend '='?
d:\sylphis3d\sylphis\trunk\runtime\src\sylphis\core\src\myglu.c(867) : warning C4553: '==' : operator has no effect; did you intend '='?
d:\sylphis3d\sylphis\trunk\runtime\src\sylphis\core\src\myglu.c(871) : warning C4553: '==' : operator has no effect; did you intend '='?

This code is:


/* iterators should be one byte past end */
if (!isTypePackedPixel(type)) {
iter2 == &oldimage[width*height*components];
}
else {
iter2 == &oldimage[width*height*
elements_per_group(format,0)];
}
iter == &((GLubyte *)userdata)[rowsize*height +
psm->pack_skip_rows * rowsize +
psm->pack_skip_pixels * group_size];

} /* else */


Can I patch code like this and somehow submit it, or is it best to simply post it here?