The changes are built up in a way that all operators on two given types are not allowed if a default implementation for that operator exists. This implies that there is a possibility to have a overload work for (in this order) type A and B, but not for B and A. This is for example the case for Set + Enum (which seems to have a default implementation) where Enum + Set is allowed. The added tests try to detect as many default implementations as feasible, but can't cover everything...
git-svn-id: trunk@21975 -
hierarchies from other units that were compiled without debug information
in case not all classes from the hierarchy are explicitly used
(mantis #22495, #21503, #21259)
git-svn-id: trunk@21972 -
+ Two stubs (TExeOutput.Load_DynamicObject and TObjInput.CanReadObjData) to override in ELF linker.
+ Stop linking if errors were detected while loading object files.
* Changed TStaticLibrary to TObject. It is never looked up by name, so hashing is redundant; moreover its name has been changed to TCmdStr, which may be trimmed by TFPHashList.
git-svn-id: trunk@21968 -
interfaces (since that may not have been done yet in case of an optimized
assignment before r21955, and will never be done as of r21955)
git-svn-id: trunk@21962 -
function result parameter, because reference counted function results
are not guaranteed to be initialized (we sometimes even pass the,
non-finalized, left-hand side of an assignment as hidden function
result parameter)
git-svn-id: trunk@21955 -
This corrects the handling of exception masks and ARM VFP
implementations. The old code enable the exception when it was present
in the mask. So in fact it did the contrary of what it was supposed to
do.
VFP-Support is currently broken, this patch at least allows to build a
working VFP-native compiler. But the full build still breaks because of
some compiler options not properly beeing passed down to packages/ which
results in:
"Trying to use a unit which was compiled with a different FPU mode"
because somehow OPT="-Cfvfpv2" did not get passed down.
git-svn-id: trunk@21952 -
This adds the following syscalls from Linux 3.5.0:
syscall_nr_preadv
syscall_nr_pwritev
syscall_nr_rt_tgsigqueueinfo
syscall_nr_perf_event_open
syscall_nr_recvmmsg
git-svn-id: trunk@21951 -
r21885 added a new peephole optimizer. The associated code refactoring
missed a check for
tai(hp1).typ = tai_instruction
Which can lead to an access violation later on, because the rest of the
code expects to find a taicpu in hp1.
git-svn-id: trunk@21949 -
(tf_safecall_clearstack is set for it) -> also use pocalls_cdecl for it
and adjust the safecall tests not to try parameter scenarios that are
unsupported for cdecl
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order to minimise memory losses due to alignment padding. Not yet enabled
by default at any optimization level, but can be (de)activated separately
via -Oo(no)orderfields
o added separate tdef.structalignment method that returns the alignment
of a type when it appears in a record/object/class (factors out
AIX-specific double alignment in structs)
o changed the handling of the offset of a delegate interface
implemented via a field, by taking the field offset on demand
rather than at declaration time (because the ordering optimization
causes the offsets of fields to be unknown until the entire
declaration has been parsed)
git-svn-id: trunk@21947 -
overflow (don't know what the y-coordinate is at that point, because the
window may be wider than the artificial screenwidth) (mantis #20880)
git-svn-id: trunk@21925 -
after all, although for some reason the problems only showed up with the
external assembler on x86-64 platforms other than Darwin. Now we never use
GOT entries on x86-64 anymore for local symbols, regardless of their nature,
and instead use plain RIP-relative addressing for them.
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