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Normalize addresses printed for non-file-scope pointers in output []
mborland Oct 14, 2026
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Move proposed change into il_display []
mborland Oct 19, 2026
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8 changes: 5 additions & 3 deletions src/il_display.c
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Expand Up @@ -168,10 +168,12 @@ kind entry_kind.
function-scope memory region kind. For string entries this can
happen even when the string is allocated in file-scope memory,
because strings referenced from a function-scope memory region
are numbered as honorary members of that region during IL output. */
are numbered as honorary members of that region during IL output.
See assign_entry_number for details. */
if (is_string_entry_kind(entry_kind)) {
(void)fprintf(f_display, "**possible non-file-scope ptr** (%p)",
(a_void_ptr)entry_ptr);
/* This is usually benign, so omit the pointer value, which would
only make the display vary from run to run. */
(void)fprintf(f_display, "**possible non-file-scope ptr**");
} else {
(void)fprintf(f_display, "**NON FILE SCOPE PTR** (%p)",
(a_void_ptr)entry_ptr);
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