I just tried to compile package micq-0.5.0.4-3 with the Intel C 
compiler.

It said

contact.c(1240): warning #175: subscript out of range

The source code is

    else if (HAS_CAP (cont->caps, CAP_TRILL_CRYPT | CAP_TRILL_2))

but

#define HAS_CAP(caps,cap) (((caps)[cap / 32]) & (1UL << (cap % 32)))

and CAP_TRILL_CRYPT has the value 18 and the CAP_TRILL_2 has a value of 19.
So making the macro subsitution

    else if (((cont->caps)[ CAP_TRILL_CRYPT | CAP_TRILL_2 / 32]) & (1UL << (CAP_TRILL_CRYPT | CAP_TRILL_2 % 32)))

I just checked the C precedence table. Both / and % are higher than | so the
macro expansion is the same as

    else if (((cont->caps)[ CAP_TRILL_CRYPT | (CAP_TRILL_2 / 32)]) & (1UL << (CAP_TRILL_CRYPT | (CAP_TRILL_2 % 32))))

hence the compiler complaining. Suggest modify the macro definition

#define HAS_CAP(caps,cap) (((caps)[(cap) / 32]) & (1UL << ((cap) % 32)))

Note the extra () around the uses of cap to ensure correct evaluation.