(This is an email sent Andrius Štikonas but seems that it didn't do it
to the mailing list)
Hi,
When trying to compile gcc, we stumbled upon strange segfault that seem
to be coming from tcc.
This is the reproducer:
struct thing {
unsigned index;
char mem[1];
};
struct function {
struct thing* t;
};
static inline struct thing* obtain (const struct function *f) {
return f->t;
}
int main () {
char *ptr;
struct thing u = {.index = 0, .mem = {'a'}};
struct function g = {.t = &u};
struct function *f = &g;
ptr = &(obtain(f)->mem[obtain(f)->index]);
return *ptr;
}
When tcc (mob) is used to build it we get a segfault. On the other hand,
GCC returns 97 ('a').
Some curious observation. Replacing the ptr line with
struct thing * x = obtain(f);
ptr = &(x->mem[x->index]);
or with
int x = obtain(f)->index;
ptr = &(obtain(f)->mem[x]);
Seems to workaround the crash on tcc-riscv64 but not on tcc-amd64.
Kind regards,
Andrius
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