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fix many compilation warnings about static variables used by non-static functions

2016-04-18, Andrey Skvortsov
8f41aa88aa46
fix many compilation warnings about static variables used by non-static functions

[CC] plc_main.c -> plc_main.o
/tmp/be/build/plc_main.c:396:40: warning: ‘LogBuff’ is static but used in inline function ‘copy_from_log’ which is not static
memcpy((char*)buf + remaining, LogBuff[level], size - remaining);
^
/tmp/be/build/plc_main.c:395:22: warning: ‘LogBuff’ is static but used in inline function ‘copy_from_log’ which is not static
memcpy(buf, &LogBuff[level][buffpos], remaining);
^
...

^
/tmp/be/build/plc_debugger.c:825:20: warning: ‘retain_offset’ is static but used in inline function ‘BufferIterator’ which is not static
Retain(retain_offset, size, real_value_p);
^
/tmp/be/build/plc_debugger.c:823:47: warning: ‘retain_offset’ is static but used in inline function ‘BufferIterator’ which is not static
unsigned int next_retain_offset = retain_offset + size;
^
^
import os
from POULibrary import POULibrary
from PythonFileCTNMixin import PythonFileCTNMixin
class PythonLibrary(POULibrary):
def GetLibraryPath(self):
return os.path.join(os.path.split(__file__)[0], "pous.xml")
def Generate_C(self, buildpath, varlist, IECCFLAGS):
plc_python_filepath = os.path.join(
os.path.split(__file__)[0], "plc_python.c")
plc_python_file = open(plc_python_filepath, 'r')
plc_python_code = plc_python_file.read()
plc_python_file.close()
python_eval_fb_list = []
for v in varlist:
if v["vartype"] == "FB" and v["type"] in ["PYTHON_EVAL",
"PYTHON_POLL"]:
python_eval_fb_list.append(v)
python_eval_fb_count = max(1, len(python_eval_fb_list))
# prepare python code
plc_python_code = plc_python_code % {
"python_eval_fb_count": python_eval_fb_count }
Gen_Pythonfile_path = os.path.join(buildpath, "py_ext.c")
pythonfile = open(Gen_Pythonfile_path,'w')
pythonfile.write(plc_python_code)
pythonfile.close()
return (["py_ext"], [(Gen_Pythonfile_path, IECCFLAGS)], True), ""
class PythonFile(PythonFileCTNMixin):
def GetIconName(self):
return "Pyfile"