1 // RUN: %clang_cc1 %s -pedantic -verify -triple=x86_64-apple-darwin9 2 3 // rdar://6097662 4 typedef int (*T)[2]; 5 restrict T x; 6 7 typedef int *S[2]; 8 restrict S y; // expected-error {{restrict requires a pointer or reference ('S' (aka 'int *[2]') is invalid)}} 9 10 11 12 // int128_t is available. 13 int a() { 14 __int128_t s; 15 __uint128_t t; 16 } 17 // but not a keyword 18 int b() { 19 int __int128_t; 20 int __uint128_t; 21 } 22 23 24 // Array type merging should convert array size to whatever matches the target 25 // pointer size. 26 // rdar://6880874 27 extern int i[1LL]; 28 int i[(short)1]; 29 30 enum e { e_1 }; 31 extern int j[sizeof(enum e)]; // expected-note {{previous definition}} 32 int j[42]; // expected-error {{redefinition of 'j' with a different type}} 33 34 // rdar://6880104 35 _Decimal32 x; // expected-error {{GNU decimal type extension not supported}} 36 37 38 // rdar://6880951 39 int __attribute__ ((vector_size (8), vector_size (8))) v; // expected-error {{invalid vector element type}} 40 41 void test(int i) { 42 char c = (char __attribute__((align(8)))) i; // expected-error {{'align' attribute ignored when parsing type}} 43 } 44 45 // http://llvm.org/PR11082 46 // 47 // FIXME: This may or may not be the correct approach (no warning or error), 48 // but large amounts of Linux and FreeBSD code need this attribute to not be 49 // a hard error in order to work correctly. 50 void test2(int i) { 51 char c = (char __attribute__((may_alias))) i; 52 } 53
