Chris Browne wrote:
I suspect there's something about PASCAL that's a problem, as clang is
nominally supposed to be a C compiler ;-).
"Pascal" refers to a way of different way of pushing things onto the
stack when calling things; there's "Pascal order" and "c order" when you
call a function, each approach has its good and bad sides. There's work
in progress to support different calling conventions including Pascal
order for LLVM at
http://nondot.org/sabre/LLVMNotes/CustomCallingConventions.txt . At
this point, supporting different call conventions is supported in LLVM
1.5: http://llvm.org/releases/1.5/docs/LangRef.html#callingconv but it
doesn't look like the syntax to support the Pascal one has made it in
there yet. Probably requires a fairly small patch to LLVM now that the
main infrastructure is available.
Don't know if it's feasible to rip all the Pascal convention code out
PostgreSQL, that's the other approach.
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