Hi,
I've built dehydra on top of gcc 4.3.2. This is on a 64-bit RHEL4-
based system, but building a 32-bit compiler which produces 32-bit
binaries (= built with and gcc specs changed to default to "-m32 -
Wa,--32" and 64-bit multilibs turned off).
At the end of my build, I do "make check_both", and I get the output
listed below. Is this a known problem, or is this a feature of my
build? Either way, any ideas where the problem may be and how to fix
it?
The two numbers are 2^32-1 and 2^64-1. I assume the bit field it
complains about is in types.cc:
struct Boo {
unsigned int i:31;
} foo;
I am not entirely sure how the max value of that could be either
2^32-1 or 2^64-1.
Regards,
Lassi
PS. I know between little and nothing about mercurial; is it possible
to check out a "tag" or some fixed labelled revision of dehydra stuff
somehow?
python unit_test_harness.py both ".../gcc-4.3.2/obj/gcc/cc1plus -
quiet -O1 -ftest-coverage -fplugin=../gcc_%s.so -o /dev/null -fplugin-
arg=%s %s"
.................x......................................................
.
Test Failure:
Test command: .../gcc-4.3.2/obj/gcc/cc1plus -quiet -O1 -ftest-
coverage -fplugin=../gcc_treehydra.so -o /dev/null -fplugin-
arg=test_lazytypes.js types.cc
Failure msg: Expected 'OK' output; got 'at path:
root.type.variantOf.members.0.type.members.
0.type.bitfieldOf.max.value dehydra: 4294967295 lazy:
18446744073709551615'
Unit Test Suite Summary:
72 passed
1 failed
0 error(s)
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