maybe a previous fix was not applied?
there is a slight difference in the error messages
between the address of zeroth element vs first element
(see line 9 vs 10 errors below). regardless, it's working
as expected on vanilla Plan 9:
% cat addrgames.c
#include <u.h>
#include <libc.h>
void
main(int argc, char **argv)
{
#ifdef USEUINTPTR
uintptr frst[] = {nil, nil, nil, nil, nil};
uintptr scnd[] = {nil, nil, frst, &frst[1]};
uintptr thrd[] = {nil, nil, frst, &frst[0]};
#else
void* frst[] = {nil, nil, nil, nil, nil};
void* scnd[] = {nil, nil, frst, &frst[1]};
void* thrd[] = {nil, nil, frst, &frst[0]};
#endif
exits("");
}
% 8c addrgames.c
% 5c addrgames.c
% vc addrgames.c
% 6c addrgames.c
% 5c -D USEUINTPTR addrgames.c
addrgames.c:8 incompatible types: "ULONG" and "IND VOID" for op "AS"
addrgames.c:8 incompatible types: "ULONG" and "IND VOID" for op "AS"
addrgames.c:8 incompatible types: "ULONG" and "IND VOID" for op "AS"
addrgames.c:8 incompatible types: "ULONG" and "IND VOID" for op "AS"
addrgames.c:8 incompatible types: "ULONG" and "IND VOID" for op "AS"
addrgames.c:9 incompatible types: "ULONG" and "IND VOID" for op "AS"
addrgames.c:9 incompatible types: "ULONG" and "IND VOID" for op "AS"
addrgames.c:9 incompatible types: "ULONG" and "IND ULONG" for op "AS"
addrgames.c:9 incompatible types: "ULONG" and "IND ULONG" for op "AS"
addrgames.c:10 incompatible types: "ULONG" and "IND VOID" for op "AS"
addrgames.c:10 incompatible types: "ULONG" and "IND VOID" for op "AS"
too many errors
On Mon, Jan 24, 2022 at 8:51 AM Pavel Klinkovský
<pavel.klinkov...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I tried some artificial example for Plan9 compiler (5c)...
>
> This code is compiled without any problem:
> uintptr frst[] = {nil, nil, nil, nil, nil};
> uintptr scnd[] = {nil, nil, frst, &frst[0]};
>
> But this one fails:
> uintptr frst[] = {nil, nil, nil, nil, nil};
> uintptr scnd[] = {nil, nil, frst, &frst[1]};
>
> ...with message:
> cpu% 5c -p t.c
> /usr/pavel/t.c:16[t.c:888] initializer is not a constant: scnd
>
> OTOH, replacement of 'uintptr' by 'void*' is compiled without any problem:
> void* frst[] = {nil, nil, nil, nil, nil};
> void* scnd[] = {nil, nil, frst, &frst[1]};
>
> Any explanation is appreciated.
>
> Pavel
>
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