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In gcc/: * bitmap.c (bitmap_element_allocate): Remove unused parameter; change callers accordingly. * cplus-dem.c (arm_special): Remove unused parameter work in prototype and definition; change all callers accordingly. * except.c (init_eh): Avoid assignment of unused return value of build_pointer_type; cast it to void, instead, and remove unused variable type. * gcc.c (lang_specific_driver): Define prototype only #ifdef LANG_SPECIFIC_DRIVER. (temp_names): Define only #ifdef MKTEMP_EACH_FILE. * genoutput.c (output_epilogue): Initialize next_name to 0. * real.c (efrexp): #if 0 prototype and function definition. (eremain): Likewise. (uditoe): Likewise. (ditoe): Likewise. (etoudi): Likewise. (etodi): Likewise. (esqrt): Likewise. * reload.c (push_secondary_reload): Define prototype only #ifdef HAVE_SECONDARY_RELOADS. * varasm.c (assemble_static_space): Define rounded only #ifndef ASM_OUTPUT_ALIGNED_LOCAL. In gcc/cp/: * call.c (default_parm_conversions): Remove prototype definition. (build_method_call): Remove unused variable result. * cvt.c (ocp_convert): Remove unused variable conversion. * decl2.c (ambiguous_decl): Add explicit parameter definition for name. * except.c (do_unwind): #if 0 definition of unused variables fcall and next_pc. * expr.c (extract_scalar_init): #if 0 prototype and function definition. * init.c (expand_aggr_init_1): Remove unused variable init_type. (build_new_1): Remove unused variable t. * pt.c (instantiate_class_template): Remove unused variable newtag; cast called function return value to void. (do_decl_instantiation): Remove unused variables name and fn. * tree.c (get_type_decl): Add default return to shut up compiler from complaining control reaches end of non-void function. * typeck.c (build_x_conditional_expr): Remove unused variable rval. From-SVN: r18498
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