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/*
Date: 22 Dec 87 08:38:59 PST (Tuesday)
Subject: Serious bug in gcc 1.16
From: "James_L_Mayer.WBST128"@xerox.com
To: bug-gcc@prep.ai.mit.edu
Message-Id: <871222-084137-7045@Xerox>
Here is a bug in release 1.16 of gcc running on a Sun3:
Problem:
In assembler output, "pointer" is incremented twice for each iteration.
(when compiled optimized.)
*/
struct bits
{
unsigned bit0: 1;
unsigned bit1: 1;
} foo[2];
alpha(pointer, count)
struct bits *pointer;
int count;
{
while (--count >= 0)
{
pointer->bit0 = !pointer->bit0;
pointer++;
}
if (pointer == &foo[2])
printf("Test passed\n");
else
printf("FAILED, pointer=%x, &foo[2]=%x\n", pointer, &foo[2]);
}
main()
{
alpha(foo, 2);
return 0;
}
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