"Bingfeng Mei" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 01/05/2008 16:02:16:
> Olga, > Yes, I agree the "p" is global. But how p is going to be accessed if > another file uses p? D.2215 represents the original "p", but it is not > initialized as "p.0.4" and "p.0.3" do. It won't be correct if other file > tried to use it. Am I right? > Yes, the other file cannot use p, it would be incorrect. The tests in gcc.dg/struct are running under specific flags -fwhole-program and -combine, which say the compiler that all program files are given in one compilation line. You can see it in struct-reorg.exp file. Only under this flags struct-reorg optimization is activated. Olga.
