sdt_types.c

[Roland McGrath <roland at redhat dot com>]

To test the case that's hard, you need to use an argument of "array", not
"&array".  This file should test that.  It's not particularly useful to
test "&array" also, since that is just a pointer type, and those are
already tested.

To be thoroughly useful about covering lots of types, this file should be
compiled with a variety of -ansi/-pedantic/-std=foo options.

It would be useful to cover C++ too.  That could be done just by including
-xc++ in the set of options to permute through.  The C99 initializers would
need to be replaced with plain ordered initializer lists to compile in C++,
or with -ansi/-std=c89.

It would also be useful to have some cases in there that use a string
constant as the argument.  It could also use some cases that distinguish
whether the signedness handling is doing the right thing for various sizes
of integral type.


Thanks,
Roland