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Don't cast through "volatile int". Causes a gcc warning nowadays.
XXX: should put something else back here to frighten the optimizer
author | David A. Holland |
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date | Tue, 31 May 2022 01:00:55 -0400 |
parents | 13d2b8934445 |
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Some known bugs that can be described concisely. (See also POSSIBLE BUGS in todo-small.txt.) ------------------------------------------------------------ - It doesn't seem to issue a #line directive for the leading block of embedded C. This might have been intentional, but seems wrong to me. - It should warn if an empty character set (which can never be matched) appears in a production. - If you do "[ sticky { foo } ]" where foo is otherwise unreferenced, you'll be told that foo is both unused and undefined. This is needlessly confusing. (May be true with "lexeme" also.) - Building parsers from files with dashes in their names seems to result in uncompilable output. - There's a "line numbers path" setting, that I didn't know about until I just found it. But unlike "parser file name", you can't put '#' in it to expand to the basename of the file. - If AG crashes badly, it calls bailOut(). In the windows version, this pops up a dialog box, which is fine for the GUI version. But it's also true for agcl.exe, and I doubt this is really desirable.