static variable placed in text section

[Wade Jensen]

Hello,

I do not know if this is a new bug or not, but I saw some strange behavior with
a cvs version of gcc:

Configured with: ../../source/gcc/configure --target=m68k-elf
--prefix=/crossgnu/m68k-elf --program-prefix=m68k-elf- --with-gnu-as
--with-gnu-ld --with-newlib --enable-languages=c,c++ --verbose
Thread model: single
gcc version 3.1 20011008 (experimental)

The following code:
#################### BEGIN ############################
class tempA
{
public:
    int tempf()
    {
        static int tempa = 0;
        return tempa++;
    }
} A;

int tempg()
{
    static int tempb = 0;
    A.tempf();
    return tempb++;
}
#################### END ############################

Produces the following output for the -m5200:
#################### BEGIN ############################
10016930 <_Z5tempgv>:

class tempA
{
public:
    int tempf()
    {
        static int tempa = 0;
10016930:       7001            moveq #1,%d0
10016932:       d1b9 1007 7af8  addl %d0,
        return tempa++;
    }
} A;

int tempg()
{
    static int tempb = 0;
    A.tempf();
    return tempb++;
10016938:       2039 1030 1340  movel ,%d0
1001693e:       7201            moveq #1,%d1
10016940:       d3b9 1030 1340  addl %d1,
}
10016946:       4e75            rts
#################### END ############################

Notice that it incorrectly places the static variable tempa at 0x10077af8, which
is in my text section.  It correctly places the static variable tempb at
0x10301340, which is in my data section.

Thanks,
Wade


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