Plan for bug-fixing g77-3.1.

[Toon Moene]

David Edelsohn wrote:

> >>>>> Billinghurst, David (CRTS) writes:

> DavidB> I agree with your analysis that, in isolation, swapping BIT_SIZE
> DavidB> and BITEST in intrin.def only paper over the cracks.
> DavidB> However, this patch is required in conjunction with Toon's patch to
> DavidB> use strcasecmp when comparing intrinsic names.
> 
>         This only fixes the testcase example.  There are other intrinsics
> with underscores in the name.

While that is true, the BITEST/BIT_SIZE couple is special in that the
first differing character is a letter in one and an underscore in the
other entry.  This means that exactly *those* entries will sort
differently when sorted "upper cased" vs. sorted "lower case".

I should have been more careful with strcasecmp (the man page explicitly
states that the case-insensitive compare will be effected by converting
both names to lower case - which is just the wrong way for solving this
problem).

I'm now testing a patch that uses a specially written "compare upper
case", that will convert the would-be-intrinsic-name to upper case when
comparing it with the first of the three entries from the table. 
AFAICS, this should correct the problem.

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