Hi Christian,
On 18/05/15 07:26, Christian Bruel wrote:
Hi Kyrill,
On 05/13/2015 05:43 PM, Kyrill Tkachov wrote:
Hi all,
Are target attributes supposed to redefine the preprocessor macros available?
For example, on aarch64 if the file is compiled with floating point support
the __ARM_FEATURE_FMA predefine is available. If the user adds to a function
a target attribute disabling floating point, then is __ARM_FEATURE_FMA supposed
to be undefined in the body of that function?
Looking at some backends, it seems that only #pragmas are supposed to have that
effect,
but I just wanted to confirm.
yes they do, But careful, even the "inherited" macros should be redefined...
Thanks.
Implementation question then.
Is TARGET_PRAGMA_PARSE actually called during preprocessing time?
I built an x86_64 toolchain, compiled a file with target pragmas in it,
put a breakpoint on the hook entry and it only triggered later on during
parsing.
Same for an aarch64 implementation of target pragmas that I'm working on.
Am I just doing something wrong? Or is there some other place where I should
be looking?
Thanks,
Kyrill
for instance for arm/thumb we can have something like:
#pragma GCC target ("thumb")
#ifndef __thumb__
#error "__thumb__ is not defined"
#endif
#ifdef __thumb2__
#ifndef __ARM_32BIT_STATE
#error "__ARM_32BIT_STATE is not defined"
#endif
#else /* thumb1 */
#ifdef __ARM_32BIT_STATE
#error "__ARM_32BIT_STATE is defined"
#endif
#endif /* thumb1 */
...
Thanks,
Kyrill
Cheers
Christian
