[Bug fortran/32594] substring simplification leads to ICE

["fxcoudert at gcc dot gnu dot org" <gcc-bugzilla at gcc dot gnu dot org>]

------- Comment #5 from fxcoudert at gcc dot gnu dot org  2007-07-10 22:44 -------
It's a larger problem. The patch above avoids this ICE, but we have another one
when using substring references of type string(:). The following code, with
patched compiler, yields the other ICE:

  character(*), parameter  :: chrs = '-+.0123456789eEdD'
  character(*), parameter  :: expr = '-+.0123456789eEdD'
  print *, index(chrs(:), expr)
  print *, index(chrs(14:), expr)
  print *, index(chrs(:12), expr)
  print *, index(chrs, expr(:))
  print *, index(chrs, expr(1:))
  print *, index(chrs, expr(:1))

contains
  function foo(expr)
    character(*), intent(in) :: expr
    character(*), parameter  :: chrs = '-+.0123456789eEdD'
    integer :: foo

    foo = index(chrs(:), expr)
    foo = index(chrs(14:), expr)
    foo = index(chrs(:12), expr)
    foo = index(chrs, expr(:))
    foo = index(chrs, expr(1:))
    foo = index(chrs, expr(:1))
  end function foo
end

This is because expr->ref is NULL in that later case (there's a comment
somewhere to that effect), which is not dealt with later during translation.


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