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Re: [RFA] dwarf2_physname


On 09/15/2009 09:11 AM, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
So, if icc is failing to mark things artificial, does it make up for
it by having DW_AT_object_pointer?  I don't believe GCC generates that
attribtue (guess it should!).

Unfortunately, ICC does not emit DW_AT_object_pointer. It outputs only what I've previously posted.


This is an area where, pain or not, I'd really prefer to have only one
way to do things.

I can certainly understand that (and I agree): I was just throwing that out as an option. Afterall, there is a bigger picture (for you) to consider -- I'm just a linux-centered, who-cares-about-anything-else hacker. O:-)


I looked over your patch again.  I have no objection and Tom's already
approved it upthread; I think you're good to go.

Tom has suggested to me to conform and start posting bigger bits of the patches. Unless I hear anything to the contrary, I'll consider this a general approval of the approach, and I will attempt to submit any outstanding isolated patches before posting the whole (ginormous) patch which implements everything.


I've also added a page to the wiki about running the test suite on non-gcc compilers (specifically ICC and RealView). It's not complete in the sense that I think some careful Dejagnu configury and/or compiler wrapper trickery might produce better (or more meaningful) results, but it's a start.

For example, I completely ignore the whole multilib issue. In my case, I was really just interested in the C++ DWARF implementations of these compilers, and I believe the setup is sufficient for this purpose. In a real world scenario, it probably isn't. I hope that people who remember/know more about this stuff add their two bits to the page.

Keith


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