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lvzhengyang
riscv-gcc-1
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687038f1
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687038f1
authored
Jan 29, 1996
by
Ian Lance Taylor
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Don't use #ifndef inside call to strchr, to avoid AIX problem
From-SVN: r11121
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@@ -921,17 +921,18 @@ dbxout_type_methods (type)
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@@ -921,17 +921,18 @@ dbxout_type_methods (type)
if
(
flag_minimal_debug
)
if
(
flag_minimal_debug
)
{
{
char
marker
;
/* We can't optimize a method which uses an anonymous
/* We can't optimize a method which uses an anonymous
class, because the debugger will not be able to
class, because the debugger will not be able to
associate the arbitrary class name with the actual
associate the arbitrary class name with the actual
class. */
class. */
if
(
strchr
(
debug_name
,
#ifndef NO_DOLLAR_IN_LABEL
#ifndef NO_DOLLAR_IN_LABEL
'$'
marker
=
'$'
;
#else
#else
'.'
marker
=
'.'
;
#endif
#endif
)
!=
NULL
)
if
(
strchr
(
debug_name
,
marker
)
!=
NULL
)
show_arg_types
=
1
;
show_arg_types
=
1
;
/* Detect ordinary methods because their mangled names
/* Detect ordinary methods because their mangled names
start with the operation name. */
start with the operation name. */
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