------- Comment #2 from jamborm at gcc dot gnu dot org 2010-04-13 11:31 -------
(In reply to comment #1)
> Confirmed.
>
> I think the testcase is broken. We now force always-inline functions to
> be inlined during early inlining (which you can't turn off completely
> now, similar to IPA inlining before the patch). So we hit
>
> /* IPA-SRA removes the arguments as dead, so we don't see their values, early
> inlining inlines the functions too early to test the real IPA passes (such
> as IPA-CP). */
>
> The testcase misses a return 0. I don't know the guality too much, where
> do the execute XPASSes / FAILs come from?
As far as I remember, IPA-CP does not store the known constant values
of removed parameters in the debug info.
>
> If I remove the always-inline attributes the tests all PASS / XFAIL.
Given the new semantics of the attribute, this is probably the right
thing to do.
>
> If I remove the { "-fwhopr" } from the dg-xfail line all works as well.
>
I recall that the WHOPR XPASS was also a bit of a mystery to me but I
do not remember whether I found out why it took place. Anyway, I
believe that if you make it XFAIL, it is OK.
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