* Re: Purpose of print_node() function (defined in gcc/print_tree.c)
@ 2001-01-20 8:41 dewar
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From: dewar @ 2001-01-20 8:41 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: gcc, jkakol
<<Can someone tell what is this function for? I actually found it useful
for my needs (to have the capability to take a look on parsed source
tree and possibly convert it to some other format), however I can't find
the place it's being called from (except from stor-layout.c and
c-decl.c). And I have no clue how to force gcc to make this call
actually happening.
>>
It is for use from the debugger.
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* Purpose of print_node() function (defined in gcc/print_tree.c)
@ 2001-01-20 8:35 George Kakol
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From: George Kakol @ 2001-01-20 8:35 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: gcc
Hi,
Can someone tell what is this function for? I actually found it useful
for my needs (to have the capability to take a look on parsed source
tree and possibly convert it to some other format), however I can't find
the place it's being called from (except from stor-layout.c and
c-decl.c). And I have no clue how to force gcc to make this call
actually happening.
George.
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