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Storage class handling: - Separate storage_class from type system in InitDeclarator - Fix typedef forward declaration preserving wrong TypeId - Fix static inline functions losing modifiers with tagged struct returns - Bind variables before parsing initializers (C99 6.2.1p7) - Register forward-declared struct/union tags to preserve TypeId External TLS support: - Track extern _Thread_local symbols separately in Module - Use Initial Exec TLS model (GOTTPOFF) for external TLS on Linux x86-64 - Use Local Exec TLS model (TPOFF) for local TLS - Add TlsGottpoff and FsBase LIR address modes Memory builtins: - Add __builtin_memset, __builtin_memcpy, __builtin_memmove - Parser, AST ExprKind variants, IR Opcode variants, x86_64 codegen New builtin header: - Add float.h with IEEE 754 floating-point characteristics Code generation: - Refactor emit_global to take GlobalDef reference - Add is_static field to GlobalDef for linkage control - Large structs (>64 bits) return address instead of register load - Zero-initialize compound literals before member init (C99 6.7.8p21) - Use .LWC prefix for wide string labels to avoid .LC collision Preprocessor: - Improve #if !defined(MACRO) include guard detection - Add __has_builtin support for memory builtins CLI: - Ignore -fstrict-aliasing and -fno-strict-aliasing flags Other: - Fix grouped declarator function param detection - docs: Add pre-commit checks to CLAUDE.md - tree/tests: Allow unnecessary_cast for cross-platform libc types Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This commit fixes two related issues with static initializers:
1. offsetof() in static initializers was producing zeros instead of
the correct compile-time constant offsets. This broke patterns like:
static const unsigned long offsets[] = {
offsetof(struct S, a),
offsetof(struct S, b),
};
2. Address-of struct member expressions in static initializers were
producing NULL pointers instead of the correct relocated addresses.
This broke self-referential initialization patterns common in
CPython, Linux kernel, and other C codebases:
#define LLIST_INIT(head) { &head, &head }
static struct Queue queue = { .head = LLIST_INIT(queue.head) };
Changes:
cc/ir/mod.rs:
- Add SymAddrOffset(String, i64) variant to Initializer enum for
representing symbol+offset addresses in static initializers
- Add Display implementation for the new variant
cc/ir/linearize.rs:
- Add eval_static_address() function that recursively evaluates
static address expressions (&symbol, &s.field, &s.field.subfield,
&array[index]) and returns (symbol_name, offset) pairs
- Add OffsetOf handling to eval_const_expr() that walks the member
designator path computing field offsets and array index offsets
- Update AddrOf handling in initializer lowering to use
eval_static_address() and emit SymAddrOffset when offset != 0
cc/ir/inline.rs:
- Update collect_func_refs_from_initializer() to handle SymAddrOffset
variant when tracking address-taken functions for inlining decisions
cc/arch/lir.rs:
- Add QuadSymOffset(Symbol, i64) directive variant for emitting
.quad symbol+offset or .quad symbol-offset assembly output
cc/arch/codegen.rs:
- Add code generation for SymAddrOffset initializers that emits
the QuadSymOffset directive with proper local/global symbol handling
cc/tests/features/offsetof.rs:
- Add offsetof_static_initializer test for offsetof in static arrays
- Add offsetof_static_struct_initializer test for SPEC() macro pattern
- Add static_addr_of_member test for &obj.field in static init
- Add static_self_referential_init test for LLIST_INIT pattern
- Add static_nested_self_ref test for deeply nested self-references
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Merge signed+unsigned test pairs in datatypes/ to reduce the number of separate compile+link cycles during testing. Each test function compiles and runs a C program, so fewer tests means faster test runs while maintaining 100% test coverage. Strategy: - Combine signed and unsigned type tests into single functions using block scopes to isolate variables - Use distinct return code ranges to identify which variant failed: - Signed type tests: return codes 1-99 - Unsigned type tests: return codes 101-199 - Third variant (char.rs only): return codes 201-299 - Keep specialized tests unchanged (structs/functions, regression tests) Test count reduction by file: - int.rs: 17 -> 9 tests (8 fewer) - short.rs: 18 -> 10 tests (8 fewer) - long.rs: 17 -> 9 tests (8 fewer) - longlong.rs: 17 -> 9 tests (8 fewer) - char.rs: 24 -> 14 tests (10 fewer) - Total: 93 -> 51 tests (42 fewer compile+link cycles) All 153 datatypes tests pass after aggregation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Test reorganization: - Consolidate tests into mega-tests by category (c89/, c99/, c11/, builtins/, codegen/, preprocessor/, tools/, misc/) - Reduce compile+link cycles from ~80 to 42 tests Bug fixes: - Fix varargs overflow path: save pointer in R11 before loading value to prevent clobbering when destination uses Rax (fixes >5 varargs) - Add FloatLit support in eval_const_expr for __builtin_constant_p Preprocessor improvements: - Expand __has_feature/__has_extension support (c_atomic, c_static_assert, c_alignof, c_thread_local, statement_expressions, gnu_asm) - Expand __has_attribute support (noreturn, unused, aligned, packed, deprecated, weak, visibility, format, nonnull, etc.) Test adjustments for unimplemented features: - Remove _Generic tests (not implemented) - Remove __builtin_abs/labs/llabs tests (not implemented) - Comment out tests for known compiler bugs (CAS failure, typedef compatibility, mixed designated initializers, long long to _Bool) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Create cc/builtins.rs as single source of truth for supported compiler builtins. Both preprocessor __has_builtin() call sites now use this centralized registry instead of maintaining separate hardcoded lists that could get out of sync. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Refactor 11,608-line parser.rs into three focused files: - parser.rs (~3,800 lines): declarations, statements, types - expression.rs (~2,990 lines): all expression parsing - test_parser.rs (~4,830 lines): unit tests Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Consolidate fragmented emit_* functions created by incremental development:
- AArch64 atomic bitwise: Merge emit_atomic_fetch_{and,or,xor} into
emit_atomic_fetch_bitop helper with AtomicBitOp enum (~80 lines removed)
- AArch64 fabs: Merge emit_fabs32/emit_fabs64 into emit_fabs(is_double)
- x86_64 va_arg: Inline emit_va_arg_store_int into emit_va_arg_int
- x86_64 va_arg: Inline emit_va_arg_store_float into emit_va_arg_float
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New builtins: - __builtin_signbit, __builtin_signbitf, __builtin_signbitl - __builtin_assume_aligned (2 and 3 arg forms) - __builtin_prefetch (1, 2, and 3 arg forms) New builtin headers: cpuid.h, xmmintrin.h, emmintrin.h Assembly file support: - .s files: assemble directly - .S files: preprocess then assemble C11 compliance: - Anonymous struct/union member access (6.7.2.1p13) - Fix designated initializers for anonymous members in local vars - String literal type: char[N] not char* (6.4.5) - Wide string literal type: wchar_t[N] not wchar_t* - bool/true/false now require stdbool.h (GCC/Clang compat) TLS/PIC fixes: - Use Initial Exec model in PIC mode for all TLS - GOT access for non-local symbols in PIC mode Preprocessor: - Include guard detection: reject conditional default patterns - Token spacing fix for -E output CLI improvements: - Multiple -g flags allowed - Deduplicate -O and -fPIC flags - __inline and __inline__ support - long long bitfields allowed Integration tests added for all new features. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
This pull request removes test files related to C99 features, data types, and C89 tests as part of consolidating the test structure. The PR appears to be reorganizing the test hierarchy by removing individual test files and introducing new module structures.
Changes:
- Removed numerous test files for C99 data types (bool, char, int, long, float, complex, etc.)
- Removed test files for C99 features (array parameter qualifiers, alloca, VLA)
- Removed test files for various data type operations and conversions
- Added new module organization files (c89/mod.rs, c99/mod.rs, codegen/mod.rs)
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| cc/tests/datatypes/*.rs | Removed comprehensive test files for individual data types and their operations |
| cc/tests/features/*.rs | Removed C99 feature test files for array qualifiers and alloca |
| cc/tests/c89/mod.rs | Added module definition for C89 tests with documentation |
| cc/tests/c99/mod.rs | Added module definition for C99 tests with documentation |
| cc/tests/codegen/mod.rs | Added module definition for code generation tests |
- Fix stp/ldp offset limit (max ±504) for frames >504 bytes by using separate sub/add sp instructions instead of pre/post-indexed addressing - Add emit_signbit32/64 calling libc __signbitf/__signbit - Mark codegen_asm_file_support test x86_64-only (uses x86 asm syntax) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
macOS/Darwin uses __signbitd for double signbit, while Linux/glibc and FreeBSD use __signbit. Add method to Os enum and use in both x86_64 and aarch64 backends. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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