FTBFS with gcc-14

[umlaeute]

see https://bugs.debian.org/1075369

[porres]

hopefully fixed by 22f40da

please confirm

[porres]

I think this also fixes 694caf4 please confirm

[umlaeute]

1. the problems with bitand/bitor/bitxor are fixed
2. the problem with cybuf has not been fixed (or rather: fixed wrongly). the correct fix would be to use t_word** vectors (also note the cast in the getbytes cast)

[porres]

please confirm that 2b2464a actually solves this

[umlaeute]

i can confirm that the build now succeeds.

you probably should still remove the cast in

pd-cyclone/shared/signal/cybuf.c

Line 290 in 2b2464a

c->c_vectors = (t_word**)vectors;

diff --git a/shared/signal/cybuf.c b/shared/signal/cybuf.c
index e5769d8b..0d993e17 100644
--- a/shared/signal/cybuf.c
+++ b/shared/signal/cybuf.c
@@ -287,7 +287,7 @@ void *cybuf_init(t_class *owner, t_symbol *bufname, int numchans, int singlemode
     c->c_single = singlemode;
     c->c_owner = owner;
     c->c_npts = 0;
-    c->c_vectors = (t_word**)vectors;
+    c->c_vectors = vectors;
     c->c_channames = channames;
     c->c_disabled = 0;
     c->c_playable = 0;

a pointer cast will of course shut up any compiler-warnings, but it is also a good way to shoot yourself in the knee (as the compiler is actually warning you of some inconsistencies).
in general it is better to fix the code that triggers a warning that just silence the warning.

(as of 2b2464a, the type of vectors is t_word**, so everything is good. but if you ever change the type of vectors again (for whatever reasons), the cast in line 290 would prevent a warnings, which is bad)