Dale Glass ea36e7a239 Fix thousands of 'is too small to hold all values' warnings on Linux ... When building with GCC, it generates 3020 warnings like this: libraries/gpu/src/gpu/State.h:208:18: warning: ‘gpu::State::BlendFunction::destColor’ is too small to hold all values of ‘enum gpu::State::BlendArg’ This is because ‘enum gpu::State::BlendArg’ is declared as an enum of uint16 size, and gpu::State::BlendFunction::destColor is a bit field. GCC correctly deduces that a 16 bit value won't always fit in a 4 bit field, and emits a warning. The problem is that the amount is such that it floods the output and hides other warnings. Changing the 'enum foo : uint16' declarations to 'enum foo' stops gcc from emitting the warning. Making this change required the removal of a set of assertion checks. At least empirically they seem unnecessary -- the interface compiles and runs fine.		2020-01-08 00:12:30 +01:00
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src/gpu	Fix thousands of 'is too small to hold all values' warnings on Linux	2020-01-08 00:12:30 +01:00
CMakeLists.txt	Gpu Frame serialization	2019-01-23 13:21:34 -08:00