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Re: Questions about a constant array reference in the C++ front end

Kazu,
> Then how do I know that an array is declared with const (or static
> const)?  When I looked at the CONSTRUCTOR stored in the DECL_INITIAL
> of an array, I saw it with the TREE_STATIC flag set regardless of
> whether the array is declared with const, so that's not useful to
> determine whether the array is declared with const.
	cp_type_quals (type) & CP_QUAL_CONST


> Do you know how to trigger a RANGE_EXPR?  I see that in
> build_zero_init, so I tried a big array with only zeros in it, but
> that didn't help.
I can't recall exactly. It might be for default initialization.
Something like
	ptr = new int[100] ();

look at build_zero_init in cp/init.c

nathan
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