Eric Botcazou writes:
>> What about the prototype in raise.h?
>
> Yes, the C side knows the type, but not the Ada side, that's the problem.
??? Since they must agree they are the same.
Andreas.
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> What about the prototype in raise.h?
Yes, the C side knows the type, but not the Ada side, that's the problem.
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Eric Botcazou writes:
>> See PR48835. The Ada situation is even worse, it doesn't even try to
>> cast the (wrongly declared) function to the correct type before calling
>> it.
>
> How could it, since it doesn't know the correct type of the function?
What about the prototype in raise.h?
Andreas
> See PR48835. The Ada situation is even worse, it doesn't even try to
> cast the (wrongly declared) function to the correct type before calling
> it.
How could it, since it doesn't know the correct type of the function? The way
out is to change the type of the function on the Ada side, as expl
Jeff Law writes:
> I know someone (probably Andreas) with some work was able to get GCC
> working with Ada. However, they didn't push to get all those changes
> upstreamed.
See PR48835. The Ada situation is even worse, it doesn't even try to
cast the (wrongly declared) function to the correct
