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Re: generalized lvalues
On Nov 18, 2004, at 10:27 AM, Joe Buck wrote:
Really?
AFAIK.
Can you show some of the example errors?
Sounds boring and tedious, I don't see any benefit to doing that work.
I've accepted the extension is gone and just plan on informing users it
is gone.
If details about that would help bring it back and someone around here
really wants to bring it back, then, they can furnish those details...
:-)
And are they really due to this extension specifically?
AFAIK.
The side world build people do the builds with newer compilers on the
world, and then attempt to categorize the failures and the causes of
those failures. We get ICEs out of it, tightened up compilers, codegen
bugs (link failures, assembly failures) and so on. Usually the first
in the series of bugs is routed through one of the compiler people to
discern what category the propblem is in, and then farmed out as
appropriate. If two independent things cause otherwise identical error
messages, then, it is possible there could be multiple causes. In any
event, what we do know, is that these things used to compile, and now
don't.
Also, this is a lower bound number, as there can be other reasons why
the project didn't get far enough in the compilation to find such a
problem.