------- Comment #3 from spark at gcc dot gnu dot org 2007-03-27 00:56 -------
# cat -n t.c
1 typedef __attribute__((deprecated)) int foo;
2 typedef
3 struct
4 __attribute__((deprecated))
5 bar1
6 {
7 foo baz;
8 }
9 bop1;
10
11 typedef
12 __attribute__((deprecated))
13 struct
14 bar2
15 {
16 foo baz;
17 } bop2;
18
19 typedef
20 struct
21 bar3
22 {
23 foo baz;
24 }
25 __attribute__((deprecated))
26 bop3;
27
28 typedef
29 struct
30 bar4
31 {
32 foo baz;
33 }
34 bop4
35 __attribute__((deprecated));
# ~/local/pkg/4.1/bin/gcc -c t.c
t.c:7: warning: 'foo' is deprecated
t.c:9: warning: 'bar1' is deprecated (declared at t.c:6)
t.c:16: warning: 'foo' is deprecated
t.c:23: warning: 'foo' is deprecated
t.c:26: warning: 'bar3' is deprecated (declared at t.c:22)
t.c:32: warning: 'foo' is deprecated
#
I'm not sure what to make of this,
but there seems to be some subtleties regarding
which declaration the attribute applies to.
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http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=31367
