J :

* Fixes for compilation on 64-bit architectures :
  string position-returning functions return size_t, not uint.
  Fix that.
* Fixes warnings with new gcc about non-fixed string AND no arguments.

NOTE : 64-bit architectures still do not compile. There are 2 different places
where printf is used with a specifier that is not large enough on 64-bit because
size_t is now a ulong and not a uint. The solution on GNU systems is the %zu
specifier, but as I'm not sure it is supported on windows I don't want to
introduce a huge hard-to-notice bug, so I'll do it at a time when I got a
windowser to back me up.

projects/mtg/src/TargetChooser.cpp

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ TargetChooser * TargetChooserFactory::createTargetChooser(string s, MTGCardInsta
   found = s.find("player");
   if (found != string::npos){
     int maxtargets = 1;
-    unsigned int several = s.find_first_of('s',5);
+    size_t several = s.find_first_of('s',5);
     if (several != string::npos) maxtargets = -1;
     found = s.find("creature");
     if (found != string::npos) return NEW DamageableTargetChooser(card,maxtargets,other); //Any Damageable target (player, creature)
@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ TargetChooser * TargetChooserFactory::createTargetChooser(string s, MTGCardInsta
       string attributes = typeName.substr(found+1,end-found-1);
       cd = NEW CardDescriptor();
       while(attributes.size()){
-        unsigned int found2 = attributes.find(";");
+        size_t found2 = attributes.find(";");
         string attribute;
         if (found2 != string::npos){
           cd->mode = CD_OR;
@@ -736,4 +736,4 @@ bool DamageTargetChooser::canTarget(Targetable * target){
     DamageTargetChooser*   DamageTargetChooser::clone() const{
      DamageTargetChooser * a =  NEW   DamageTargetChooser(*this);
     return a;
-  }
+  }