Configure with --no-line-directives still produces .c files filled with #line directives

[whiteknight]

It's my understanding that the --no-line-directives option to Configure.pl should produce .c files from the .pmc source files without #line directives. This is necessary for debugging, among other things. However when I try to debug in master with that option, I still have .c files filled with #line directives.

This happens for me on Linux-x64. I don't know if the related tools change on other platforms.

[jkeenan]

Can you cite some .c files that showed up with these line directives in violation of your command-line option? (That might encourage others to start looking at this issue.)

Thank you very much.

kid51

[jkeenan]

Replying to whiteknight:

It's my understanding that the --no-line-directives option to Configure.pl should produce .c files from the .pmc source files without #line directives. This is necessary for debugging, among other things. However when I try to debug in master with that option, I still have .c files filled with #line directives.

When I did a normal (option-less) configuration, and then grepped for ^#line, I got these counts:

./src/pmc/null.c:15
./src/pmc/fixedintegerarray.c:70
./src/pmc/callcontext.c:104
./src/pmc/default.c:205
./src/pmc/env.c:33
...
./src/pmc/undef.c:31

When I configured with --no-line-directives, I got these counts:

./src/pmc/null.c:0
./src/pmc/fixedintegerarray.c:0
./src/pmc/callcontext.c:0
./src/pmc/default.c:0
./src/pmc/env.c:0
./src/pmc/key.c:0
...
./src/pmc/undef.c:0

So either I'm not understanding your problem or I can't reproduce it.

kid51

[bacek]

Hello.

Resolving ticket as invalid. No one can reproduce it.

Whiteknight, you probably have to make reconfig after changing Configure.pl flags.

-- Bacek