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In the perl script runtime.pl, there are two very similarly named variables: $base_source_line and $basesource_line. I'm fairly sure these were intended to be the same variable; the first is never modified after being set, while the second is modified but never used.
If you unify them, the result is a correction for certain #line directives on certain generated files. For instance, starting on line 21 of runarray.cc, the former text
In the perl script
runtime.pl
, there are two very similarly named variables:$base_source_line
and$basesource_line
. I'm fairly sure these were intended to be the same variable; the first is never modified after being set, while the second is modified but never used.If you unify them, the result is a correction for certain
#line
directives on certain generated files. For instance, starting on line 21 ofrunarray.cc
, the former textbecomes
Since
#include "stack.h"
is in fact line 23 ofruntimebase.in
(and not line 1), I think the changed version is correct.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: