unicodectype.c now fails to compile, because ch is declared const, and
then assigned to. Tim has (apparently) had similar problems, but in his
case the compiler just gives a warning, rather than an error.:
<sample of many similar>
cc: Error: Objects/unicodectype.c, line 67: In this statement, "ch" has
const-qualified type, but occurs in a context that requires a modifiable
lvalue. (neednonconst)
ch += ctype->title;
--------^
cc: Error: Objects/unicodectype.c, line 69: In this statement, "ch" has
const-qualified type, but occurs in a context that requires a modifiable
lvalue. (neednonconst)
ch += ctype->upper;
--------^
cc: Error: Objects/unicodectype.c, line 74: In this statement, "ch" has
const-qualified type, but occurs in a context that requires a modifiable
lvalue. (neednonconst)
ch -= 0x10000;
--------^
--
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CSIRO, Private Bag No 5, Wembley, Western Australia 6913, AUSTRALIA
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