FAPI: Fix compiler warnings #2789
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AndreasFuchsTPM
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Now that we have the CI up and running again...
@jasonbking Would you mind rebasing to latest master and force-pushing ?
On some platforms, compiler warnings are generated due to not include <strings.h> (note plural) when using index(3) as well as not utilizing the return value to BIO_flush(). Signed-off-by: Jason King <jason.brian.king@gmail.com>
AndreasFuchsTPM
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@AndreasFuchsTPM after starting the rerun everything worked. Also in my local BSD vm I could run the test several times without problems. |
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On some platforms, compiler warnings are generated due to not include <strings.h> (note plural) when using index(3) as well as not utilizing the return value to BIO_flush().