* David Malcolm:
> I'm not quite sure what you mean by "non-error" and "non-anchored".
Sorry, I'm not familiar with the appropriate terminology.
> By "non-error", do you mean that this should this be a warning? If so,
> use warning_at. You can use 0 for the option_id whilst prototyping.
> Or use "inform" to get a note.
I meant that I want to attach something like a note to another error.
There is just one error here (an ICE really, in case of PR116887). If
it's okay I can call the error function without a location multiple
times to provide the additional information. But the thing the
alternative below seems more appropriate.
> By "non-anchored", do you mean "not associated with any particular
> source location"? If so, use error_at/warning_at and use
> UNKNOWN_LOCATION for the location_t ("error" and "warning" implicitly
> use the "input_location" global variable; it's usually best to instead
> specify a location, or use UNKNOWN_LOCATION for "global" problems).
Ahh, so use inform (UNKNOWN_LOCATION, …)? I see a couple of examples
like that.
I'll wait for further comments from Richi and repost. There are also
some test cases that need adjusting.
Thanks,
Florian
