Hey,
On Thu, 5 May 2022, Raul Hernandez wrote:
The code we generate looks something like this:
#line 29
"../../../../../../home/spaceface/git/v/v/vlib/builtin/builtin.c.v"
It would seem better to canonicalize during generating this, because the
above ...
Why don't you do the collapse at generation time ?
On 5/5/22 10:50, Raul Hernandez wrote:
Hi, list.
Over at vlang/v, we use #line directives to map line numbers in the
generated C to the respective locations in the original code in
backtraces, etc.
The code we generate looks something like
The new gcc12 release does not support stabs any more.
This was a good reason to add support for dwarf.
You can enable this by configuring with option --dwarf=x where x=2..5
Most targets should support version 5.
Apple probably needs some adjustments in tccmacho.c for this to work.
I do not
Hi again,
Another thread for macOS:
jullien@mobley:~ $ tcc -gdwarf foo.c -o foo
tcc: error: ELF section 7 not mapped into Mach-O for symbol
As with Windows, -gdwarf should be either ignored or raise an error if used
on macOS.
C.
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Hello (Herman)
Thank you for dwarf addition.
I've just tested mob on Windows (as well as on other few other systems).
It looks that dwarf is silently ignored on Windows and behaves as this
option was not supplied:
/cygdrive/f/tinycc/win32 $ ./tcc -g foo.c && ls -ls foo.exe
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Hi, list.
Over at vlang/v, we use #line directives to map line numbers in the generated C
to the respective locations in the original code in backtraces, etc.
The code we generate looks something like this:
#line 29 "../../../../../../home/spaceface/git/v/v/vlib/builtin/builtin.c.v"
