>>>>> Richard Biener via Gcc <[email protected]> writes:
>> (gdb) b warning_at if option_id == OPT_Wuninitialized
> I do know that
> (gdb) cond 5 (opt_code)option_id.m_idx == OPT_Wmaybe_uninitialized
> works, but this is a) hard to remember and b) unwieldy. A better point
> to break at is also appreciated given there's of course warning_n and
> friends as well.
I don't think you should need the cast there, so just
(gdb) cond 5 option_id.m_idx == OPT_Wmaybe_uninitialized
ought to work.
I looked at this a tiny bit (didn't debug the overload code yet) and I
think gdb is confused because the operator requires another instance of
option_id:
bool operator== (option_id other) const
so maybe gdb doesn't know how to do the implicit conversion.
The "internal error" thing is a bug of course.
I saw this in option-id:
/* Ideally we'd take an enum opt_code here, but we don't
want to depend on its decl. */
Making the enum visible here would let you write operator==(enum opt_code),
which I suspect would make gdb work ok; as well as improving type
safety.
If including options.h is too expensive then maybe the same could be
done with a forward declaration like
enum opt_code : unsigned;
and similar in options.h / the generator. I didn't try this though.
Tom
