On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 06:01, <dvyu...@google.com> wrote: > Here I create a declaration for a var that is defined in our run-time > library. If I use some real location, then the declaration will have > different irrelevant locations in each TU (irrelevant, because it will > be somewhere near begin of a first instrumented function), + there will > be the definition with a correct location (inside of our run-time > library). Does it make sense? The current situation (a lot of > declarations with unknown location + definition with correct location) > looks OK IMVHO.
Ah, OK. In that case, that's fine. > Does it make sense to set location for all tree's? I can't extract > location from the sequence, because it's NULL (however, of course, I > still can pass all the way down). Just the statements. I had missed the location setting you do at the end. That is fine. Thanks. Diego.
