utils: Supress GCC array-bound warning#6807
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This PR looks good on my end. I was able to build with GCC 16.1.1 and older GCC 15.2.1 without issues. |
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@sudonatalie @alan-baker if possible can we get a review so I can cherry-pick this into the SDK branch |
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closes #6805 We do this same-ish thing in `source/utils/hex_floats.h` I looked, there was no changes to `timer.h` or `pass_manager.cpp` so not sure what this suddenly is happening, seems to just be something the latest GCC is catching
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closes #6805
We do this same-ish thing in
source/utils/hex_floats.hI looked, there was no changes to
timer.horpass_manager.cppso not sure what this suddenly is happening, seems to just be something the latest GCC is catching