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[msp430-gcc.git] / gcc / testsuite / g++.old-deja / g++.other / mutable1.C

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-// Copyright (C) 1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
-// Contributed by Nathan Sidwell 14 Jan 1999 <nathan@acm.org>
-
-// Make sure objects with mutable members are never placed in a read only
-// section.
-
-// All these are POD structs, and hence do not need ctors
-struct A { mutable int i; };
-struct B { A a; };
-struct C { A a[1]; };
-struct D { static A const a; };
-
-// all these are static consts and hence naively suitable for a read only
-// section. But they contain a mutable, so must be in a writable section.
-static int const i = 0;
-static A const a = {0};
-static B const b = {{0}};
-static C const c = {{{0}}};
-static A const aa[] = {{0}};
-static B const bb[] = {{{0}}};
-static C const cc[] = {{{{0}}}};
-A const D::a = {0};
-
-int main()
-{
-  a.i = 05;
-  b.a.i = 05;
-  c.a[0].i = 05;
-  aa[0].i = 05;
-  bb[0].a.i = 05;
-  cc[0].a[0].i = 05;
-  D::a.i = 05;
-  
-  if(!a.i) return 1;
-  if(!b.a.i) return 1;
-  if(!c.a[0].i) return 1;
-  if(!aa[0].i) return 1;
-  if(!bb[0].a.i) return 1;
-  if(!cc[0].a[0].i) return 1;
-  if(!D::a.i) return 1;
-
-  return 0;
-}