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This seems the easiest way to disable the warning "Variable length array folded to constant array as an extension". Changing the code requires multiple similar surgeries. You cannot simply replace 'const int' with '#define', because that causes link errors. An attempt to disable this specific warning via #pragma did not work for me.
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Summary
Fix building with Xcode 26.3 and Carthage
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Do not treat warnings as errors.
This seems the easiest way to disable the many warnings of:
"Variable length array folded to constant array as an extension".
I considered alternatives:
it causes link errors. These could in turn have been fixed but then the
surface area widens considerably.
work, and this too widened the surface area of the patch, because each
occurrence required a #pragma push, #pragma, and #pragma pop.