| /* PR middle-end/57541 */ | |
| /* { dg-do compile } */ | |
| /* { dg-options "-fcilkplus" } */ | |
| int A[10]; | |
| int foo () { | |
| /* C compiler uses the term "undeclared" whereas C++ compiler uses | |
| "not declared". Thus, grepping for declared seem to be the easiest. */ | |
| char c = (char)N; /* { dg-error "declared" } */ | |
| short s = (short)N; | |
| long l = (long)N; | |
| A[l:s:c]; | |
| } | |
| int foo1 (int N) { | |
| char c = (char)N; | |
| short s = (short)N; | |
| A[l:s:c]; /* { dg-error "declared" } */ | |
| } | |
| /* { dg-message "note: each" "defined" { target c } 11 } */ | |