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-: Now I've read about the -W flags. I'm not going to test with
-: -Wconversion which seems like a very backwards warning. Prototypes are
-: good. Use prototypes. Don't complain when prototypes are used.

Agreed.  Unless I'm misunderstanding its purpose, -Wconversion reports
a _warning_ whenever a prototype changes the default casting.  How does
this help me?  This is doubly annoying if you also use -Werror (which
otherwise saves a lot of useless compilation).