25 Jul, 2013, arholly wrote in the 1st comment:
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So, I updated my makefile to get some better warnings and I started getting this message and I admit, I don't know what it means:
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In file included from ar.c:10:
emlen.h:3196: warning: built-in function pow declared as non-function


It's referring to this:
extern POWER pow;


What does that message mean? And I suppose the second question, how do I fix it?

Thanks in advance
25 Jul, 2013, plamzi wrote in the 2nd comment:
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arholly said:
So, I updated my makefile to get some better warnings and I started getting this message and I admit, I don't know what it means:
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In file included from ar.c:10:
emlen.h:3196: warning: built-in function pow declared as non-function


It's referring to this:
extern POWER pow;


What does that message mean? And I suppose the second question, how do I fix it?

Thanks in advance


It means you probably included one of the standard C math headers in which pow() is the function for raising a number to a power. Rename your variable and it will go away. Most likely, you're not actually using the function pow(), so it's a latent issue.
25 Jul, 2013, arholly wrote in the 3rd comment:
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Ahh…Ya, I'll have to rename it. It is used in a bunch of stuff, so I'll rename it and see how that goes.

Thanks.
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