unsigned a_int3 = alignof (int[3]);
-#if !defined (__clang__)
- unsigned a_void = alignof (void);
+#if defined __GNUC__ && !defined __clang__
+ /* As a GNU C extension, GCC allows void pointer arithmetic, with
+ sizeof (void) == 1.
+ Another GNU C extension is __alignof__, which can be used to get
+ __alignof__ (void), which is also 1. This is unavailabe on clang.
+ GCC used to only warn for alignof (void), but starting with GCC 12.1,
+ as well as GCC 11.3, it will generate an error (note that using
+ -std=gnu++11 does not prevent the error).
+ So we avoid using alignof, and use __alignof__ instead. */
+ unsigned a_void = __alignof__ (void);
+#else
+ /* No support for __alignof__ (void), hardcode value. */
+ unsigned a_void = 1;
#endif
struct base { char c; };
set expected [get_integer_valueof a_int3 0]
gdb_test "print alignof(int\[3\])" " = $expected"
-# As an extension, GCC allows void pointer arithmetic, with
-# sizeof(void) and alignof(void) both 1. This test checks
-# GDB's support of GCC's extension.
-if [test_compiler_info clang*] {
- # Clang doesn't support GCC's extension.
- set expected 1
-} else {
- set expected [get_integer_valueof a_void 0]
-}
+set expected [get_integer_valueof a_void 0]
gdb_test "print alignof(void)" " = $expected"