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Fix crash when an attribute is applied to pragma attribute/pragma dump #137880
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// RUN: %clang_cc1 %s -verify | ||
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void foo() { | ||
// expected-error@+1{{an attribute list cannot appear here}} | ||
__attribute__((aligned(64))) | ||
#pragma clang attribute push(__attribute__((uninitialized)), apply_to = any(variable(is_local))) | ||
{ | ||
int f; | ||
} | ||
#pragma clang attribute pop | ||
} | ||
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void foo2() { | ||
// expected-error@+1{{an attribute list cannot appear here}} | ||
__attribute__((aligned(64))) | ||
#pragma clang __debug dump foo | ||
} | ||
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void foo3() { | ||
// expected-error@+1{{an attribute list cannot appear here}} | ||
[[nodiscard]] | ||
#pragma clang attribute push(__attribute__((uninitialized)), apply_to = any(variable(is_local))) | ||
{ | ||
int f; | ||
} | ||
#pragma clang attribute pop | ||
} | ||
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void foo4() { | ||
// expected-error@+1{{an attribute list cannot appear here}} | ||
[[nodiscard]] | ||
#pragma clang __debug dump foo | ||
} |
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TIL
Does
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No, both of those successfully produce a
statement
out of this, so they won't assert. So any attributes you try to apply will either be valid, or fail because they don't apply to a statement.The difference in these two is that they don't result in either an error OR a valid statement.