On 05/05/2011 10:56 AM, Jakub Jelinek wrote:
We can't handle Pmode void* like other pointers?

mem_mode == VOIDmode doesn't mean a void* pointer, mem_mode != VOIDmode
means mem_loc_descriptor is called on some MEM's address and gives the
mode of the MEM, while VOIDmode mem_mode means it isn't a memory address,
but just a random rtl that we wish to translate into DWARF location
expression.

Ah, OK.

Jason

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