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C99 for-loop defined variable gets incorrect scope #211

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MarcelAtSolidSands opened this Issue Dec 11, 2017 · 1 comment

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MarcelAtSolidSands commented Dec 11, 2017

We found a run-time error with SuperTest for the program below. The program should print 100 for the value of 'press', but when compiled with CompCert 3.1 on an x86 Apple Mac, it prints 3. It looks like CompCert is confused about the scopes of the two variables called 'press'.

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#include <stdio.h>

int press = 100;
int valve = 0;

int main (void) {
for (int press = 0; press < 3; press++) {
valve++;
}
printf ("Value of 'press' should be 100, is: %d\n", press);
return valve - 3;
}

bschommer added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 12, 2017

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Do not pass the env back from for stmt decls. (#42) 
* Do not pass the env back from for stmt decls.

This is the source of issue #211, the environment from the elaboration of
the declaration and expressions in the for loop should not be passed back.
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bschommer commented Dec 12, 2017

Should be fixed by 6753e8f

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xavierleroy added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 13, 2018

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Add regression test for issue #211
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