Matthieu Longo <[email protected]> writes:
> On 2024-10-08 18:45, Richard Sandiford wrote:
>> However...
>>
>>> + return s;
>>
>> ...we are unfortunately limited to C++11 constexprs, so I think this needs
>> to be:
>>
>> return (t == uleb128 ? "ULEB128"
>> : t == asciz ? "asciz"
>> : nullptr);
>>
>> if we want it to be treated as a constant for all builds.
>>
>
> Fixed in the next revision.
> FYI we might have C++14 soon :) =>
> https://gcc.gnu.org/pipermail/gcc-patches/2024-October/665644.html
Great! Looking forward to finally being able to stop working around this :)
Of course, it'd be OK to change back to a switch statement once the
transition has happened (in stage 1).
>>> +class aeabi_subsection
>>> +{
>>> + public:
>>> + aeabi_subsection (const char *name, bool optional):
>>> + name_(name),
>>> + optional_(optional),
>>> + avtype_(details::deduce_attr_av_type (T_val{}))
>>
>> Formatting nit, should be indented as:
>>
>> class aeabi_subsection
>> {
>> public:
>> aeabi_subsection (const char *name, bool optional)
>> : name_ (name)
>> ...
>>
>> But the usual GCC style is to use an "m_" prefix for private members,
>> rather than a "_" suffix.
>>
>
> Fixed.
>
> For "public:", Richard Earnshaw recommended not to respect the
> recommended GNU style as it breaks the mklog script, and keep 1 space
> before.
OK, that's fair.
Thanks,
Richard
