* use ptrsinttype instead of sinttype as code parameter for val: for "normal" 32/64 bit targets this does not matter,

for 8 bit targets like avr this makes code in theory useful for ansistrings etc.

git-svn-id: trunk@22161 -
This commit is contained in:
florian 2012-08-21 16:46:19 +00:00
parent 1cd6f2355b
commit 396a9cafa8

View File

@ -1360,9 +1360,9 @@ implementation
{ code is not a 32bit parameter (we already checked whether the }
{ the code para, if specified, was an orddef) }
if not assigned(codepara) or
(codepara.resultdef.size<>sinttype.size) then
(codepara.resultdef.size<>ptrsinttype.size) then
begin
tempcode := ctempcreatenode.create(sinttype,sinttype.size,tt_persistent,false);
tempcode := ctempcreatenode.create(ptrsinttype,ptrsinttype.size,tt_persistent,false);
addstatement(newstatement,tempcode);
{ set the resultdef of the temp (needed to be able to get }
{ the resultdef of the tempref used in the new code para) }
@ -1379,13 +1379,13 @@ implementation
{ we need its resultdef later on }
codepara.get_paratype;
end
else if (torddef(codepara.resultdef).ordtype = torddef(sinttype).ordtype) then
else if (torddef(codepara.resultdef).ordtype = torddef(ptrsinttype).ordtype) then
{ because code is a var parameter, it must match types exactly }
{ however, since it will return values in [0..255], both longints }
{ and cardinals are fine. Since the formal code para type is }
{ longint, insert a typecoversion to longint for cardinal para's }
begin
codepara.left := ctypeconvnode.create_internal(codepara.left,sinttype);
codepara.left := ctypeconvnode.create_internal(codepara.left,ptrsinttype);
{ make it explicit, oterwise you may get a nonsense range }
{ check error if the cardinal already contained a value }
{ > $7fffffff }