The clang compiler in Android NDK r15b, which has version 5.0.300080,
warns as follows:
warning: unknown warning option '-Wzero-as-null-pointer-constant'; did you mean '-Wint-to-void-pointer-cast'? [-Wunknown-warning-option]
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Details
Removing the option removes the warning
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- R240 Extra CMake Modules
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- master
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Damn, I went too fast. This doesn't fix the issue.
CMake says 5.0.300080 is > 5.0.1, obviously.
The reason I enabled it for 5.0.1 is that on x86_64 linux, clang 5.0.1 does support it (but now I realize that 5.0.0 does too, most probably).
I don't understand what weird mess android does with the clang versioning, but apparently 5.0.3000080 is actually a kind of beta of 5.0.0.... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47552782/llvm-version-on-ios-and-android seems to confirm that, in fact.
I guess the bug is my own fault, I didn't see there was a NDK 15c after 15b, so I guess one shouldn't use 15b at all.
I'll revert after confirming that it works with 15c, sorry for the noise.