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Richard Biener <rguenth at gcc dot gnu.org> changed:

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--- Comment #3 from Richard Biener <rguenth at gcc dot gnu.org> ---
Related:

int a =3D 1;
int c,d;
void
test()
{
  a=3D12345;
  c/d;
  a=3D1;
}

where the possibly throwing division (by zero) does not have virtual operan=
ds.
Likewise

void __attribute__((noreturn,const)) foo ()
{
  longjmp (&buf);
}

int a =3D 1;
int c,d;
void
test()
{
  a=3D12345;
  foo ();
  a=3D1;
}

but then we can simply declare 'const' invalid on 'foo'.

For the non-VOP case we'd need to assign a "context" counter to stmts
(in UID for example) and increment it when seeing a possible (implicit)
control flow terminating statement.  When the DSE walk discovers a new
context it has to consider that a use.  The expense is an extra whole-IL
walk over the function [with -fnon-call-exceptions].  Note there's also
the possibility to create a const externally throwing function but its
semantics are disputed (see another PR for that).=