Hi Pietro,
On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 02:38:53AM +0100, Pietro Braione wrote:
> by transforming x++ in x = x + 1, etc.
CIL already does that for you automatically.
17. One of the most significant transformations is that expressions that
contain side-effects are separated into statements.
int x, f(int);
return (x ++ + f(x));
See the CIL output for this code fragment
Internally, the x ++ statement is turned into an assignment which the
pretty-printer prints like the original. CIL has only three forms of basic
statements: assignments, function calls and inline assembly.
--- http://kerneis.github.com/cil/doc/html/cil/cil004.html#sec-cabs2cil
If you really want to have "x = x + 1" printed as "x ++", you can use the
flag --printCilAsIs [1] or write your own pretty-printer [2].
[1] http://kerneis.github.com/cil/doc/html/cil/cil007.html#toc8
[2] http://kerneis.github.com/cil/doc/html/cil/attributes.html#toc6
Best,
--
Gabriel
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