8g crash with int64: internal compiler error: split64 clean #887
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Owner changed to k...@golang.org. Status changed to Accepted. |
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This issue was closed by revision e5d748a. Status changed to Fixed. |
Sorry, forgot to attach the the testcase:
package main
func f(x byte, y uint64) {
var r byte
switch y {
case 1:
r = x << y // '>>' triggers it too
case 2:
r = x << y
case 3:
r = x << y
case 4:
r = x << y
case 5:
r = x << y
case 6:
r = x << y
case 7:
r = x << y
case 8:
r = x << y
case 9:
r = x << y
case 10:
r = x << y
}
_ = r
}
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This issue was closed by revision 7594440. Status changed to Fixed. |
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Compiling this test case with 8g: package p func F(p []int64, i int64) { _ = p[i] _ = p[i] _ = p[i] _ = p[i] _ = p[i] _ = p[i] _ = p[i] _ = p[i] _ = p[i] } gives me foo.go:12: internal compiler error: split64 clean The test case compiles with 6g. The test case compiles with 8g if I remove one of the assignment lines.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: