On 2/24/20 3:50 PM, Mark Eggleston wrote:
I've had a quick look and there doesn't appear to be a test for using
a non-constant for kind arguments. I think a proper set of tests for
invalid kind arguments that covers declarations and intrinsic
arguments should be added that is separate from this patch. Should
that be done while we're in stage 4 or should it wait for stage 1?
Test cases can always go in* – and usually having them earlier is better
than later. Besides, they cannot get forgotten if done now – and you
already have a stub. If we find bugs, we can still consider whether we
want to have them fixed now (Stage 4) or later (GCC 11 Stage 1 +
possibly backported).
Tobias
*Well, kind of. Some "dg-" syntax errors can break the testsuite – and
the release manager do not like any commit when the branch is "frozen".
(Directly before a release; approx. 1–3 days freeze; used to check that
everything builds fine before actually tagging a release.)
