Can someone tell me if the following program produces the same
error if compiled with CSET++/2 2.1?  Thanks + bye.  Paul.

/* 

Mystery - why does this code produce the following message
when compiled with CSET++/2 2.0 with the command "icc zatest.c":

zatest.obj(ZATEST.C) :  warning L4008: aliased fix-up to non-alias 
                                   object near 22 in object CODE32
zatest.obj(ZATEST.C) :  warning L4008: aliased fix-up to non-alias 
                              object near 2 in object SEG16T_FUNC1
                              
If you know why this happens, and how this warning can be avoided,
please contact Paul Edwards at 3:711/934.

The explanation given in the IBM Toolkit help is:

L4008  aliased fix-up to non-alias object near location in object name 
       Explanation:  LINK386 encountered an aliased fix-up to a non-alias 
       object at the specified location. 
       Action:  The error might have been caused by the way the program 
       was written or when it was compiled or assembled. 

*/

                                                            
#include 

void _Far16 _Pascal func1(void);

int main(void)
{
    printf("hi\n");
    func1();
    return (0);
}

void _Far16 _Pascal func1(void)
{
    printf("there\n");
    return;
}
@EOT:

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