Hi Sean,
A question about a test case (TestConstVariables, which is compiled with -O3
btw):
I notice that using a recent clang (i.e. dotest.py -C
$lldb/build-llvm/Release+Asserts/x86_64/Release+Asserts/bin/clang) produces a
test failure whereas the clang shipped with the latest XCode (dotest.py -C
clang) does not.
However, I'm wondering if the test case is correct:
#include <stdint.h>
extern int foo();
extern int bar();
extern int baaz(int i);
int main()
{
int32_t index;
foo();
index = 512;
if (bar())
index = 256;
baaz(index);
}
The test sets a breakpoint on the first line of main (before index is
initialized to 512) and then tries to print index. It seems that there's no
guarantee the compiler will initialize index at that point; . Should the
breakpoint be set later? Or am I missing something in this testcase?
Thanks,
Dan
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