egcs-1.1b dbxout.c and non-constant TYP
grahams@rcp.co.uk
grahams@rcp.co.uk
Mon Sep 28 07:44:00 GMT 1998
There are a small number of problems when using gnat-3.10p
with egcs which can be identified by configuring with --enable-checking
and attempting to perform a bootstrap.
store-constructor() gcc/expr.c
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This failure is because DECL_SIZE() is returning
a SAVE_EXPR which is then being passed to the
TREE_INT_CST_LOW() macro to obtain the `bitsize`
expand-expr() gcc/expr.c
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This failure is bacause a ERROR_MARK is being passed
to the TYPE_MODE() macro.
(gnu pascal also fails here for the same reason)
put_var_into_stack() gcc/function.c
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This failure is because a SAVE_EXPR is being passed
to the DECL_NONLOCAL() macro.
This routine has code to correctly handle a SAVE_EXPR
elsewhere in the routine, but it blindly passes what obviously
might be a SAVE_EXPR to the DECL_NONLOCAL() macro.
print_int_cst_octal() gcc/dbxout.c
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This failure is because a NOP_EXPR is being passed
to the TREE_INT_CST_LOW() macro.
I have some hacks to get gnat-3.10p to bootstrap with
enable-checking configured, but they are just that hacks.
I haven't identified if its gnat generating bad `trees` or `gcc`
processing these trees incorrectly.
Graham
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