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Initial support for C++26 enumerating expansion statements (IL CHANGE) [GH #216] - #477
Only has support for enumerating expansion statements for now. Also doesn't support substitution into requires-expressions yet. Added the upstream constexpr changes.
The front end now supports enumerating expansion statements in C++26 mode. For
example, with --c++26:
constexpr int f() {
int n = 0;
template for (auto i : {1, 2, 3}) {
n += i;
}
return n;
}
static_assert(f() == 6);
Expansion statements are also accepted with a warning in GNU C++ modes
emulating GCC 16 or later. Iterating and destructuring expansion statements
are not yet implemented.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added initial support for C++26 enumerating expansion statements (template for), including compile-time expansion and per-element processing. Iterating and destructuring expansion forms are not yet supported.
Enabled expansion statements as a GNU-mode extension in C++11-and-later modes, with a warning when used before C++26.
Bug Fixes
Improved expansion-statement diagnostics and source-location notes.
Corrected handling of initializer lifetimes, control flow, lambda captures, structured bindings, and template-dependent expansion cases.
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This change adds C++26 template for support across parsing, semantic analysis, replay, lowering, interpretation, diagnostics, and tests. It also extends compiler state and context checks so expansion statements flow through dependent, constexpr, and backend paths.
Changes: Expansion statement support
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Contracts and compiler state src/cmd_line.*, src/il_def.h, src/il_alloc.c, src/scope_stk.*, src/symbol_tbl.*, src/il.h, src/il_walk.*, src/il_display.c, src/statements.h, src/expr.h, src/exprutil.h
Adds expansion-statement IL data, scope and replay state, mode flags, and traversal and display support.
Adds expansion-statement tests for dependent cases, replay, diagnostics, language modes, initialization, lifetimes, and lowering; updates related expected outputs.
sequenceDiagram
participant statements.c
participant scope_stk.c
participant interpret.c
participant lower_il.c
statements.c->>scope_stk.c: record expansion scans and replay state
statements.c->>interpret.c: hand off expanded statement work
statements.c->>lower_il.c: lower expanded statement after scanning
This adds C++26 expansion-statement support, and several open issues remain in replay, caching and template-filtering paths. Most are limited to specific inputs such as Microsoft extensions, GNU statement expressions and nested expansions. A few can produce incorrect generated code or compiler assertion failures. Resolve or consciously accept the open items before merging.
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No correctness issues that I could tell (but some of the pack handling stuff in scope_stk.c is opaque to me). But I made various stylistic/naming/organizational/... suggestions.
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tests/tests/cwg/.cwg3140.rto/default.1.1.txt: 1
2-4: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Replace the misleading parse error for unsupported iterating expansion statements.
Valid C++26 iterating and destructuring forms now fail with expected a "{". The cwg3044, cwg3048, cwg3119, cwg3123, cwg3131 and cwg3149 expectations record the same message. The PR states that these forms are not implemented. The message looks like a syntax error in correct code.
Emit a dedicated "not yet supported" diagnostic when the range initializer is not a braced list. The cwg3044 expectation then also drops its follow-on "must have a constant value" cascade. Add the message to src/error_msg.txt. Re-record these expectations afterwards.
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Review comment at @tests/tests/cwg/.cwg3140.rto/default.1.1.txt around lines 2 -
4:
Update the parser handling the iterating expansion statement beginning with
“template for” to emit a dedicated not-yet-supported diagnostic when the range
initializer is not a braced list, rather than reporting an expected “{”. Add the
diagnostic to the established error-message definitions and update the affected
cwg3044, cwg3048, cwg3119, cwg3123, cwg3131, and cwg3149 expectations; ensure
cwg3044 no longer records the follow-on constant-value diagnostic.
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src/il_walk.c-3958-3958: 1
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Traverse the init-statement before the expansion-initializer.
If an expansion statement has an expression init-statement, traverse_statement visits the expansion-initializer first. For template for (record_start(); auto x : {record_element()}) {}, a callback that terminates at the first call sees record_element() instead of record_start(). Traverse expn_info->initialization before expn_info->initializer, as the existing stmk_for traversal does. The parser scans the init-statement first. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comments at @src/class_decl.c:
- Line 10664: Update the branch guarded by
is_prototype_instantiation_or_expansion_context() so
has_ms_undeclared_base_class is set only when cssp->template_info exists; handle
classes without template information through the ordinary undeclared-base path
without accessing template_info.
Review comments at @src/cp_gen_be.c:
- Line 20334: Update the initializer-element emission in gen_expression so
expressions containing comma operations are emitted with parentheses, using
expr_has_comma_operation to determine when protection is needed; preserve the
existing behavior for other expressions.
- Line 20316: Update expansion generation around expn_info->initialization to
push expansion_scope when present, keeping it active while generating the
expansion. Push iterator_scope while generating the body statement, then pop
both scopes in reverse order, including when either scope is absent. Add a
source-generation test covering an init-statement variable used in the
initializer and a body type expression.
Review comments at @src/il_def.h:
- Around line 626-627: Bump IL_VERSION_NUMBER for the changed entry and
statement kinds so alternate-format readers reject incompatible files instead of
accepting them under the unchanged version. Locate the version definition and
update it while preserving the existing version-format conventions.
Review comments at @src/macro.c:
- Line 4785: Remove the "__cpp_expansion_statements" feature-test macro from the
macro definitions so it remains undefined until enumerating, iterating, and
destructuring expansion statements are all supported; leave unrelated macro
definitions unchanged.
Review comments at @src/templates.c:
- Line 4474: Update the partial-specialization filter containing
is_prototype_instantiation_or_expansion_context() so candidates declared before
the lookup cutoff are retained. Advance prev_pscp only when retaining a
candidate, and handle an empty candidate list before traversing or modifying it
so consecutive removals cannot corrupt the free list.
---
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Review comments at @tests/tests/cwg/.cwg3140.rto/default.1.1.txt:
- Around line 2-4: Update the parser handling the iterating expansion statement
beginning with “template for” to emit a dedicated not-yet-supported diagnostic
when the range initializer is not a braced list, rather than reporting an
expected “{”. Add the diagnostic to the established error-message definitions
and update the affected cwg3044, cwg3048, cwg3119, cwg3123, cwg3131, and cwg3149
expectations; ensure cwg3044 no longer records the follow-on constant-value
diagnostic.
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Do not assume an expansion-body class has template information.
When a non-template local class inside an expansion body names an undeclared base, the new predicate permits this branch in permissive Microsoft mode. Line 10670 then dereferences cssp->template_info, although an expansion context does not imply a class template. This can crash the front end instead of diagnosing or skipping the base. Set has_ms_undeclared_base_class only when template information exists; handle the ordinary class without that template-specific flag. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the branch guarded by is_prototype_instantiation_or_expansion_context()
so has_ms_undeclared_base_class is set only when cssp->template_info exists;
handle classes without template information through the ordinary undeclared-base
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Without expansion_scope, gen_expr can replace a visible constexpr variable with its initializer. This can make an expression such as &n invalid. Push iterator_scope for the body as well.
Suggested fix
write_tok_str("template for (");
+ if (expn_info->expansion_scope != NULL)+ push_name_context(expn_info->expansion_scope);
if (expn_info->initialization != NULL) {
Value_saver<a_boolean> prototype_context_saver(
&in_prototype_instantiation_context, TRUE);
+ if (expn_info->iterator_scope != NULL)+ push_name_context(expn_info->iterator_scope);
gen_statement(statement->variant.expansion_statement.statement);
+ if (expn_info->iterator_scope != NULL) pop_name_context();+ if (expn_info->expansion_scope != NULL) pop_name_context();
Add a source-generation test that uses an init-statement variable in the initializer and in a body type expression.
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Review comment at @src/cp_gen_be.c at line 20316:
Update expansion generation around expn_info->initialization to push
expansion_scope when present, keeping it active while generating the expansion.
Push iterator_scope while generating the body statement, then pop both scopes in
reverse order, including when either scope is absent. Add a source-generation
test covering an init-statement variable used in the initializer and a body type
expression.
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Preserve comma-expression boundaries in initializer elements.
With the default IL configuration, an element such as (f(), g()) can be emitted as two list elements. Use expr_has_comma_operation to protect each element.
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Review comment at @src/cp_gen_be.c at line 20334:
Update the initializer-element emission in gen_expression so expressions
containing comma operations are emitted with parentheses, using
expr_has_comma_operation to determine when protection is needed; preserve the
existing behavior for other expressions.
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Do not advertise unsupported expansion-statement forms.
P1306R5 defines enumerating, iterating, and destructuring expansion statements. (open-std.org) The PR states that iterating and destructuring forms are not implemented. A consumer that checks this macro can select code using either unsupported form, which this compiler then rejects. Keep the macro undefined until all forms are supported.
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Remove the "__cpp_expansion_statements" feature-test macro from the macro
definitions so it remains undefined until enumerating, iterating, and
destructuring expansion statements are all supported; leave unrelated macro
definitions unchanged.
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Keep partial specializations declared before the lookup cutoff.
During a real instantiation, a for-range-declaration can trigger this filter. It can remove visible candidates and keep later candidates. Consecutive removals can also return freed template arguments and corrupt the candidate free list.
Reverse the cutoff comparison, advance prev_pscp only for retained candidates, and handle an empty candidate list.
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Review comment at @src/templates.c at line 4474:
Update the partial-specialization filter containing
is_prototype_instantiation_or_expansion_context() so candidates declared before
the lookup cutoff are retained. Advance prev_pscp only when retaining a
candidate, and handle an empty candidate list before traversing or modifying it
so consecutive removals cannot corrupt the free list.
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Review comments at @src/lexical.c:
- Around line 19766-19767: Update the flush-mode handling around the `cache`,
`last_token_in_statement`, and `next_token()` condition to consume both C++/CLI
`finally` forms when direct cache skipping is unavailable. Preserve pragmas
attached to tokens following the try statement during identifier lookahead, and
avoid consuming or discarding them while handling an unbraced discarded `if
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Handle C++/CLI finally in flush mode.
When direct cache skipping is unavailable, an unbraced discarded if constexpr branch containing try { } catch (...) { } finally { } leaves finally in the token stream. This can cause spurious diagnostics.
Handle both finally forms in flush mode. Preserve pragmas on tokens that follow the try statement; removing the guards alone can discard them during identifier lookahead.
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Review comment at @src/lexical.c around lines 19766 - 19767:
Update the flush-mode handling around the `cache`, `last_token_in_statement`,
and `next_token()` condition to consume both C++/CLI `finally` forms when direct
cache skipping is unavailable. Preserve pragmas attached to tokens following the
try statement during identifier lookahead, and avoid consuming or discarding
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Keep expansion-only classes out of template-only exception handling.
If a local class in a non-template template for body declares a member with noexcept(expr), this assignment makes the class nonreal. decl_member_function then calls get_specified_template_decl_info for the cached exception specification at Line 16882. That accessor requires a template scope, which an expansion-only prototype does not have. The front end can assert instead of compiling the statement. Handle this member through expansion replay state without requiring template declaration information. The earlier exception-specification cache path in src/declarator.c also assumes a template scope and needs the same distinction. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comments at @src/cp_gen_be.c:
- Line 20354: Update gen_expansion_statement to handle a null prototype body
before it reaches gen_statement_full, which requires a non-null statement.
Preserve generation of instantiated definitions and establish the correct
no-body behavior without passing null to the assertion.
Review comments at @src/decls.c:
- Around line 19394-19405: Update the `is_pack` handling in
`declare_struct_binding_variable` so the dummy pack does not consume a
local-name collision discriminator; preserve the correct discriminator for the
container and expanded elements, including a nonempty first pack in a local
static binding.
Review comments at @src/lower_name.c:
- Around line 13875-13876: Update the discriminator handling at
add_discriminator_if_necessary so that, for ABI_COMPATIBILITY_VERSION below 520,
local static structured-binding containers retain their legacy names when
bindings share names, while expansion-generated containers still receive any
discriminator they require.
Review comments at @src/scope_stk.c:
- Around line 12058-12064: Update the branch in `db_pack_tokens` that sets
`ssep` to `NULL` so it also handles `depth_innermost_instantiation_scope ==
NO_SCOPE_DEPTH`. Preserve the existing prototype-scan behavior and ensure
per-element rescans without an instantiation scope skip `scope_stack_entry_for`
and its non-null assertion.
Review comments at @src/statements.c:
- Around line 6364-6370: In the constexpr-failure branch, clear the current
expansion entry’s break_label and break_statements before calling
pop_stmt_stack(), matching the cleanup performed on the success path. Keep the
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Supported by static analysis
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Handle expansion statements without a prototype body.
When SSI emits an instantiated function containing an expansion statement, the prototype body can be null. gen_expansion_statement passes it to gen_statement_full, which asserts that it is non-null. Handle this case when generating the instantiated definition.
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Update gen_expansion_statement to handle a null prototype body before it reaches
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Supported by static analysis
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rg -n -e 'in_expansion_element_rescan' -e 'is_real_instantiation_or_expansion_element_context' src/decls.c src/*.c | sed -n '1,100p'printf'%s\n''--- version configuration commentary ---'
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Preserve old ABI names for structured-binding containers.
For ABI_COMPATIBILITY_VERSION < 520, two local static structured bindings with the same binding names can give the second container a _0 suffix. The old compiler does not emit that suffix. References across compiler versions may fail to link. Preserve the old names without suppressing discrimination needed by expansion-generated containers.
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Update the discriminator handling at add_discriminator_if_necessary so that, for
ABI_COMPATIBILITY_VERSION below 520, local static structured-binding containers
retain their legacy names when bindings share names, while expansion-generated
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Handle element rescans that have no instantiation scope in db_pack_tokens.
During a per-element rescan outside a template, in_expansion_statement_body is FALSE, so the new branch at Line 12058 is not taken. The else branch then evaluates scope_stack_entry_for(depth_innermost_instantiation_scope) with NO_SCOPE_DEPTH, and check_assertion(ssep != NULL) fails. This happens when the packs debug flag is set, because get_pack_expansion_for_curr_context calls db_pack_tokens after it finds a binding-pack descriptor. Test for the missing instantiation scope instead.
Proposed fix
- } else if (in_expansion_prototype_without_enclosing_template()) {- /* No template token cache exists for an expansion outside a template. */+ } else if (in_expansion_prototype_without_enclosing_template() ||+ depth_innermost_instantiation_scope == NO_SCOPE_DEPTH) {+ /* No template token cache exists for an expansion outside a template+ (prototype scan or per-element rescan). */
ssep = NULL;
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Update the branch in `db_pack_tokens` that sets `ssep` to `NULL` so it also
handles `depth_innermost_instantiation_scope == NO_SCOPE_DEPTH`. Preserve the
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Clear the shared break label before popping on the constexpr-failure path.
Line 6241 stores the shared break_label on each per-element ssk_expansion entry. On the success path, lines 6339-6342 clear break_label and break_statements before pop_stmt_stack(). The comment there says that pop_stmt_stack would otherwise define the already-defined break label again.
The constexpr_failed branch calls pop_stmt_stack() without clearing these fields. Assume the prototype body contains a break, so break_label is non-NULL. Assume the constexpr binding of an element also fails. Then pop_stmt_stack defines the break label a second time. The result can be a duplicate label statement or an assertion failure after the diagnostic is issued. Clear the label state here in the same way as on the success path.
🐛 Proposed fix
} else {
/* The constexpr element binding failed (an error was already issued).
Do not rescan the body for this or any further element: That would
repeat the same diagnostic once per element. The ssk_expansion
entry was pushed before the declaration rescan, so pop it now. */
+ a_struct_stmt_stack_entry_ptr expn_sssep = &struct_stmt_stack_top();++ check_assertion(expn_sssep->kind == ssk_expansion);+ expn_sssep->break_label = NULL;+ expn_sssep->break_statements = NULL;
pop_stmt_stack();
} /* if */
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In the constexpr-failure branch, clear the current expansion entry’s break_label
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Review comments at @src/class_decl.c:
- Around line 16882-16891: Update the exception-specification cache handling
around set_template_cache_info so early requests for expansion-only classes
reuse the class fixup cache when exception_spec_arg_cache is empty. Preserve the
existing element-replay behavior and avoid discarding the cached operand or
aborting compilation in checking builds.
Review comments at @src/lexical.c:
- Around line 19667-19685: Update pragma handling during the rescan triggered by
next_try_clause_token to discard pragmas while the lexical state is flushing
tokens, rather than asserting or adding them to curr_token_pragmas. Preserve the
existing pragma-processing behavior when flushing is inactive so pragmas after
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- Line 19630: Update the prototype-scan and element-replay flow around
is_nondependent_call_reuse_context to record and reuse the selected built-in
operator for nondependent calls. Ensure replay preserves the original built-in
resolution and does not allow ADL to replace it with an operator declared after
the template definition.
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- Around line 9891-9909: Update pack-reference creation to record the binding
variable’s storage class, then have find_binding_for_pack use that saved value
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During an expansion-element rescan, a discarded try statement can have a pragma before a C++/CLI finally clause. next_try_clause_token moves that pragma to the regular rescan stack. The flushing scan then reaches an assertion. Without checking, it adds the pragma to curr_token_pragmas instead of discarding it.
Match the reusable-cache path. Pragmas after the statement remain available because they are fetched after flushing ends.
Proposed fix
- check_assertion_str(!suppress_pragma_processing,- "get_token_from...: pragma found in suppress_pragma mode");- for (a_shared_pending_pragma &spp : *token->get_pragma_list()) {- curr_token_pragmas->push_back(spp);- } /* for */+ if (!curr_lexical_state_stack_entry->flushing_tokens) {+ check_assertion_str(!suppress_pragma_processing,+ "get_token_from...: pragma found in suppress_pragma mode");+ for (a_shared_pending_pragma &spp : *token->get_pragma_list()) {+ curr_token_pragmas->push_back(spp);+ } /* for */+ } /* if */
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Review comment at @src/lexical.c around lines 19667 - 19685:
Update pragma handling during the rescan triggered by next_try_clause_token to
discard pragmas while the lexical state is flushing tokens, rather than
asserting or adding them to curr_token_pragmas. Preserve the existing
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The prototype scan does not record a selected built-in operator. Element replay then treats the call as dependent, so ADL can select an operator declared after the template definition.
For example, if N::a converts to int, N::a + 1 can select built-in addition in an expansion body. A later N::operator+(N::A const&, int) can replace it when the enclosing template is instantiated. Preserve the original built-in selection during replay.
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Update the prototype-scan and element-replay flow around
is_nondependent_call_reuse_context to record and reuse the selected built-in
operator for nondependent calls. Ensure replay preserves the original built-in
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cat -n tests/tests/edg/cmeerw/gnats-27775.sft.cpp | sed -n '335,410p'
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Store the binding storage class in the pack reference.
With file-based IL, early region freeing, and MAINTAIN_NEEDED_FLAGS disabled, a non-constexpr prototype function region can be freed before a later instantiation. find_binding_for_pack can then read a freed binding variable. Record its storage class when creating the pack reference and use that value for lookup.
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Update pack-reference creation to record the binding variable’s storage class,
then have find_binding_for_pack use that saved value instead of dereferencing
the prototype variable during lookup. Preserve existing cleanup behavior for
variable references, and establish the appropriate pack-reference field and
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WIP: Initial support for C++26 enumerating expansion statements (IL CHANGE) [GH #216]
Initial support for C++26 enumerating expansion statements (IL CHANGE) [GH #216]
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Review comments at @src/cp_gen_be.c:
- Around line 20337-20338: Before generating each initializer element with
gen_expr, process any declarations embedded in that element’s source sequence
using the existing skip_embedded_declarations mechanism. Preserve the current
expression-generation arguments and ensure the subsequent body generation
reaches the body statement rather than the type entry.
Review comments at @src/expr.c:
- Line 51901: Update the operand reference traversal to advance through
`rep->next_operand_ref` instead of `rep->next`, so expansion initializers record
variable-use flags only for references in the operand’s reference list.
- Around line 51964-51967: Update scan_braced_init_list_as_operand to handle
tok_integer_pack before the scan_expr fallback in GNU C++ mode, so
expansion-init-lists produce the correct elements for nonempty, empty, and
dependent packs without a syntax error.
Review comments at @src/exprutil.c:
- Line 14203: Update assignment validation in the prototype scan around
is_prototype_instantiation_or_expansion_context() so nondependent assignments to
const lvalues, such as c = 1, are diagnosed even when an expansion has no
elements to rescan. Preserve the existing template compatibility behavior for
dependent assignments.
Review comments at @src/lexical.c:
- Line 19885: Update the token-scanning switch around cache_token_stream to
handle tok_microsoft_asm before the default semicolon search. Leave the complete
asm token current for the caller to cache, without scanning ahead for a
semicolon.
- Line 19685: Update the lookahead path around pop_lexical_state_stack to save
and restore curr_token_pragmas across the helper call, preserving the closing
brace’s pragmas when caching_tokens is true.
Review comments at @src/lower_il.c:
- Line 20116: Update the `assoc_scope` assignment for
`statement->variant.block.extra_info` so expansion init-declarations are
associated with the expansion scope even when `--old_for_init` places them in
the enclosing scope before that scope is created. Preserve the existing
old-style scoping behavior for ordinary `for` statements.
Review comments at @src/lower_name.c:
- Line 14535: Update the variable-mangling walks around the
is_prototype_instantiation check to include retained variable-template
prototypes when MANGLE_ALL_NAMES is enabled without IL lowering. Preserve the
existing exclusions for other nonreal variables and the current behavior in
configurations that do lower IL.
Review comments at @src/overload.c:
- Line 19619: Update the scan guarded by
is_prototype_instantiation_or_expansion_context() so expansion declarations
during real instantiation reuse the recorded operator result instead of
resolving the nondependent operator again. Preserve the initial
prototype-checking behavior, and avoid changing operator resolution in other
contexts.
Review comments at @src/scope_stk.c:
- Line 14032: Update restore_enclosing_pack_values, called by
pop_pack_expansion_stack, to restore the enclosing pack’s current symbol values
even when no template-instantiation scope exists; do not make restoration
conditional on finding such a scope. Preserve the existing template-scope
behavior while ensuring the next outer argument sees the correct binding.
Review comments at @src/statements.c:
- Line 6482: Update the reachability snapshot used by expand_expansion_statement
so entry_reachability captures curr_reachability after the init-statement and
before the prototype-body scan. Preserve the unreachable state established by
the init-statement when expansion restores its exit state.
- Around line 6588-6593: Update the prototype scan that performs the
redeclaration check around dps.sym to compare each structured-binding name
against init-statement names, rather than comparing only the generated container
name. Preserve the existing redeclaration diagnostic and ensure the binding x in
the reported case triggers it.
- Around line 6698-6699: Update the rescan around
rescan_persistent_reusable_cache so a prototype return does not set
has_at_least_one_return in the enclosing function for an empty expansion.
Preserve return-state updates produced by rescans of nonempty elements, and
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Skip declarations embedded in initializer elements.
An element such as sizeof(struct X*) can have a type declaration on the source sequence list. This path does not call skip_embedded_declarations() before generating the expression, unlike gen_full_expression. The following body generation can encounter that type entry instead of the body statement and fail its source-sequence check. Process embedded declarations before each initializer element. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/cp_gen_be.c around lines 20337 - 20338:
Before generating each initializer element with gen_expr, process any declarations embedded in that element’s source sequence using the existing skip_embedded_declarations mechanism. Preserve the current expression-generation arguments and ensure the subsequent body generation reaches the body statement rather than the type entry.
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Traverse the operand reference list with next_operand_ref.
ref_entries_list uses next_operand_ref. The next field links references for the current expression instead. If those lists differ, this loop records uses for references outside operand or misses references attached to it. Advance with rep->next_operand_ref so expansion initializers update the intended variable-use flags. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/expr.c at line 51901:
Update the operand reference traversal to advance through `rep->next_operand_ref` instead of `rep->next`, so expansion initializers record variable-use flags only for references in the operand’s reference list.
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Handle GNU integer packs in expansion-init-lists.
In GNU C++ mode, template for (auto x : {__integer_pack(3)...}) reaches scan_expr and produces a syntax error instead of three elements. Handle tok_integer_pack before scanning an expression, including empty and dependent packs.
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Review comment at @src/expr.c around lines 51964 - 51967:
Update scan_braced_init_list_as_operand to handle tok_integer_pack before the scan_expr fallback in GNU C++ mode, so expansion-init-lists produce the correct elements for nonempty, empty, and dependent packs without a syntax error.
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Diagnose nondependent const assignments in expansion prototypes.
In Microsoft mode, an empty expansion containing c = 1; for const int c = 0; can avoid the const-assignment diagnostic. The prototype check accepts the lvalue, and an empty expansion has no element rescan. Diagnose the nondependent assignment during the prototype scan while preserving the existing template compatibility behavior.
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Review comment at @src/exprutil.c at line 14203:
Update assignment validation in the prototype scan around is_prototype_instantiation_or_expansion_context() so nondependent assignments to const lvalues, such as c = 1, are diagnosed even when an expansion has no elements to rescan. Preserve the existing template compatibility behavior for dependent assignments.
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Preserve closing-brace pragmas across this lookahead.
expansion_statement accepts non-compound bodies outside strict mode, including a try statement. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
During caching, skip_statement_group leaves the closing } uncached. This pop clears curr_token_pragmas because caching_tokens is TRUE (Line 19268). The caller then caches the brace without its pragmas. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
For example, a retained #pragma pack(push, 1) before a declaration and a #pragma pack(pop) immediately before } become an unmatched push during replay. pack uses next-token binding, so losing the pop changes subsequent class layouts. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Save and restore the current token’s pragma list across this helper.
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Update the lookahead path around pop_lexical_state_stack to save and restore curr_token_pragmas across the helper call, preserving the closing brace’s pragmas when caching_tokens is true.
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rg -n -F -e '#define get_effective_decl_seq' -e 'expr_error_should_be_issued' -- src/*.h src/*.c | sed -n '1,80p'
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Reuse recorded operators in expansion declarations during instantiation.
A nondependent operator in a for-range-declaration is resolved again during real instantiation. A later ADL overload can make the declaration ambiguous and reject a valid template. Allow this scan to reuse the recorded result while preserving initial prototype checking.
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Update the scan guarded by is_prototype_instantiation_or_expansion_context() so expansion declarations during real instantiation reuse the recorded operator result instead of resolving the nondependent operator again. Preserve the initial prototype-checking behavior, and avoid changing operator resolution in other contexts.
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Restore enclosing binding-pack values on the no-template path.
When a non-template expansion body evaluates consume((touch(xs...), xs)...); for a two-element binding pack, the inner expansion leaves xs on its last element. pop_pack_expansion_stack calls restore_enclosing_pack_values, but the loop at Line 2295 visits only template-instantiation scopes. This path has none, so the first outer argument uses the second binding. Restore the enclosing pack's current symbol values independently of template scopes. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/scope_stk.c at line 14032:
Update restore_enclosing_pack_values, called by pop_pack_expansion_stack, to restore the enclosing pack’s current symbol values even when no template-instantiation scope exists; do not make restoration conditional on finding such a scope. Preserve the existing template-scope behavior while ensuring the next outer argument sees the correct binding.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Capture expansion reachability after the init-statement.
For template for (throw 0; int i : {1}) {}, the init-statement makes curr_reachability unreachable. This snapshot still contains the state before that init-statement. expand_expansion_statement uses the snapshot and restores a reachable exit, so subsequent return-path and unreachable-code checks receive the wrong state.
Capture the input reachability after the init-statement and before the prototype-body scan.
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Review comment at @src/statements.c at line 6482:
Update the reachability snapshot used by expand_expansion_statement so entry_reachability captures curr_reachability after the init-statement and before the prototype-body scan. Preserve the unreachable state established by the init-statement when expansion restores its exit state.
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cat -n src/statements.c | sed -n '2180,2235p'
cat -n src/decls.c | sed -n '15390,15520p'
cat -n src/declarator.c | sed -n '7835,7880p'
rg -n -F -- 'make_struct_binding_container_locator(' src
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Check structured-binding names against init-statement names.
For template for (int x = 0; auto [x] : {A{1}}) {}, the check compares the generated container name, not x. The required redeclaration diagnostic can be missed. Check each binding name during the prototype scan.
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Review comment at @src/statements.c around lines 6588 - 6593:
Update the prototype scan that performs the redeclaration check around dps.sym to compare each structured-binding name against init-statement names, rather than comparing only the generated container name. Preserve the existing redeclaration diagnostic and ensure the binding x in the reported case triggers it.
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Keep prototype returns out of the enclosing return state.
An empty expansion has no expanded return, but its prototype return sets has_at_least_one_return. A later co_return can therefore be rejected. Restore the enclosing function’s return state after the prototype scan, while preserving updates from nonempty element rescans.
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Review comment at @src/statements.c around lines 6698 - 6699:
Update the rescan around rescan_persistent_reusable_cache so a prototype return does not set has_at_least_one_return in the enclosing function for an empty expansion. Preserve return-state updates produced by rescans of nonempty elements, and leave dependent_statement() processing unchanged.
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Actionable comments posted: 7
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Review comments at @src/expr.c:
- Around line 51987-51988: Guard the nested-list call to
scan_braced_init_list_as_operand with list_init_enabled, so unsupported language
modes never reach its assertion; recover through the parser’s existing error
path and preserve the diagnostic for the rejected template-for expansion.
Review comments at @src/interpret.c:
- Line 8879: Update the transfer handling around the `result`/`ips->failed`
check so transfers from an init-statement, including those in GNU statement
expressions, propagate from `iwp_1st_resume` instead of being consumed there.
Handle transfers after an element body, and keep this behavior aligned with the
parser’s branch-target correction.
Review comments at @src/lexical.c:
- Around line 19893-19894: The prescan around cache_token_stream must identify
the complete body of a nested __if_exists directive, including an unbraced
directive whose body is a braced block, so the following statement is not
included in the cache. Preserve the directive in the cached stream for replay.
Review comments at @src/overload.c:
- Line 11511: Update the expansion-element replay path around
is_nondependent_call_reuse_context() to record and restore found_through_adl
alongside the selected function. Preserve true ADL provenance when replay
disables ADL so the C++ backend does not incorrectly qualify hidden-friend
calls.
- Line 20662: Update the call-recording condition around
is_nondependent_call_recording_context() to exclude synthetic iterator
comparison and increment calls that have zero tokens during expansion definition
scans. Preserve recording for non-synthetic calls and ensure the exclusion
prevents these calls from reaching the assertion.
Review comments at @src/statements.c:
- Line 6276: Update the element-binding initializer path around
initializer_constant(variable) so a non-NULL folded result is accepted only
after applying the same permitted-constexpr-result checks as the ordinary
initializer path. Reject disallowed address constants, including pointers to
automatic variables, before accepting the folded initializer.
Review comments at @src/symbol_tbl.c:
- Line 3502: Update the replay-scope handling at the definition_replay_scope()
call so an inner expansion’s empty replay state does not hide call records from
the outer expansion. Keep those records available during the inner element scan
so recorded nondependent calls reuse their selected function instead of
repeating overload resolution.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Avoid the braced-list assertion in unsupported language modes.
If list_init_enabled is false, scan_braced_init_list_as_operand asserts. The parser still enters this branch for a nested braced element in template for, even when the current mode has already rejected the expansion statement. A pre-C++11 input such as template for (int x : {{1}}) {} should produce a diagnostic, not terminate a checked compiler. Guard the nested-list scan and recover when list initialization is unavailable. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/expr.c around lines 51987 - 51988:
Guard the nested-list call to scan_braced_init_list_as_operand with list_init_enabled, so unsupported language modes never reach its assertion; recover through the parser’s existing error path and preserve the diagnostic for the rejected template-for expansion.
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rg -n 'find_for_loop_separator\(' -- src
cat -n src/interpret.c | sed -n '8770,8835p;9460,9545p;10000,10045p'
cat -n src/statements.c | sed -n '3660,3748p'
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GCC GNU statement expressions break continue for loop initializer jumps outer loop init statement
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Sources consulted:
- Statement Exprs (Using the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC)) — https://gcc.sourceware.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Statement-Exprs.html
- the behavior of a break in an __extension__ for g++ is not the same for gcc version 12.2.0 and gcc version 5.4.0 — https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77736396/the-behavior-of-a-break-in-an-extension-for-g-is-not-the-same-for-gcc-vers
- ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 22/WG14 N1229 Potential Extensions For Inclusion In a Revision of ISO/IEC 9899 — https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/www/docs/n1229.pdf
- Statement expressions allow jumping past initialization · Issue #138257 · llvm/llvm-project — GitHub issue 138257 in llvm/llvm-project (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- for Statement (C) | Microsoft Learn — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/c-language/for-statement-c?view=msvc-170
Do not consume a transfer from the init-statement.
In GNU mode, a statement expression in the init-statement can contain a break or continue for an outer loop. This handler clears that transfer and can run an element after the continue or end the expansion instead of breaking the outer loop.
Propagate transfers from iwp_1st_resume. Handle them here only after an element body. Coordinate this change with the parser’s branch-target correction.
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Review comment at @src/interpret.c at line 8879:
Update the transfer handling around the `result`/`ips->failed` check so transfers from an init-statement, including those in GNU statement expressions, propagate from `iwp_1st_resume` instead of being consumed there. Handle transfers after an element body, and keep this behavior aligned with the parser’s branch-target correction.
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#!/bin/bash
cat -n src/statements.c | sed -n '3800,3865p;4260,4355p;4355,4430p'
cat -n src/lexical.c | sed -n '15170,15200p;15330,15475p'
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Preserve the boundary of a nested __if_exists body.
With --c++26 --ms_extensions, an unbraced body such as if (condition) __if_exists(name) { { ++count; } } can cache the following statement. During replay, the directive exposes the inner block as the if body, and the cache flush discards the following statement.
Make the prescan find the correct body boundary while preserving the directive for replay.
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Review comment at @src/lexical.c around lines 19893 - 19894:
The prescan around cache_token_stream must identify the complete body of a nested __if_exists directive, including an unbraced directive whose body is a braced block, so the following statement is not included in the cache. Preserve the directive in the cached stream for replay.
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rg -n -F 'record_form_of_name_reference' -- src | sed -n '1,160p'
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Preserve ADL provenance during replay.
Expansion-element replay disables ADL and leaves found_through_adl false even when the recorded function was found only through ADL. Record and restore that flag with the selected function. Otherwise, the C++ backend may qualify a hidden-friend call when it cannot use an exact name reference, producing invalid C++.
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Review comment at @src/overload.c at line 11511:
Update the expansion-element replay path around is_nondependent_call_reuse_context() to record and restore found_through_adl alongside the selected function. Preserve true ADL provenance when replay disables ADL so the C++ backend does not incorrectly qualify hidden-friend calls.
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#!/bin/bash
python3 - <<'PY'import re,pathlibfor p in [pathlib.Path('src/expr.c'),pathlib.Path('src/overload.c')]: s=p.read_text() s=re.sub(r'/\*.*?\*/',lambda m: ''.join('\n' if c=='\n' else ' ' for c in m.group()),s,flags=re.S) for m in re.finditer(r'\b(?:f_)?check_for_operator_overloading\s*\(',s): level=1; pos=m.end(); start=pos; args=[] while pos<len(s) and level: c=s[pos] if c=='(': level+=1 elif c==')': level-=1 if not level: args.append(s[start:pos].strip()); break elif c==',' and level==1: args.append(s[start:pos].strip()); start=pos+1 pos+=1 if len(args)>8: print(f"{p}:{s.count(chr(10),0,m.start())+1} token={args[8]} kind={args[0]}")PY
cat -n src/scope_stk.h | sed -n '2170,2205p'
cat -n src/expr.c | sed -n '49352,49372p;49505,49527p;49602,49625p;51600,51626p;58325,58355p'
rg -n -F -e 'process_spaceship_operator(' -e 'make_range_based_for' -e 'tok_seq_number = 0' -e 'token_sequence_number = 0' -- src/expr.c src/statements.c src/lexical.c
cat -n src/decls.c | sed -n '15520,15588p'
cat -n src/expr.c | sed -n '47210,47285p'
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Avoid recording zero-token iterator operations.
With dependent name processing enabled, constant-evaluating std::meta::reflect_constant_array during an expansion definition scan can build an uncached range plan. If the iterator uses an overloaded comparison or increment operator, the generated zero-token call can fail this assertion. Exclude these synthetic calls from recording.
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Review comment at @src/overload.c at line 20662:
Update the call-recording condition around is_nondependent_call_recording_context() to exclude synthetic iterator comparison and increment calls that have zero tokens during expansion definition scans. Preserve recording for non-synthetic calls and ensure the exclusion prevents these calls from reaching the assertion.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Validate permitted constexpr results before accepting a folded initializer.
initializer_constant() can return a C++26 address constant for an automatic variable. That does not make the address a valid constexpr pointer initializer. For example, int n; template for (constexpr auto p : {&n}) {} must be rejected. The ordinary initializer path checks this restriction, but this non-NULL result bypasses validation here. Apply the same permitted-result checks to element bindings. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/statements.c at line 6276:
Update the element-binding initializer path around initializer_constant(variable) so a non-NULL folded result is accepted only after applying the same permitted-constexpr-result checks as the ordinary initializer path. Reject disallowed address constants, including pointers to automatic variables, before accepting the folded initializer.
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#!/bin/bashset -e
cat -n src/overload.c | sed -n '5110,5285p'
cat -n src/scope_stk.c | sed -n '3090,3112p'
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Preserve the outer call records during nested expansion replay.
During an outer element rescan, the inner expansion can create an empty replay state even though its call records belong to the outer expansion. Its element scan then treats recorded nondependent calls as dependent and repeats overload resolution instead of reusing the selected function. Keep the outer records available to the inner element scan.
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Review comment at @src/symbol_tbl.c at line 3502:
Update the replay-scope handling at the definition_replay_scope() call so an inner expansion’s empty replay state does not hide call records from the outer expansion. Keep those records available during the inner element scan so recorded nondependent calls reuse their selected function instead of repeating overload resolution.
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Only has support for enumerating expansion statements for now. Also doesn't support substitution into requires-expressions yet. Added the upstream constexpr changes.
The front end now supports enumerating expansion statements in C++26 mode. For
example, with
--c++26:Expansion statements are also accepted with a warning in GNU C++ modes
emulating GCC 16 or later. Iterating and destructuring expansion statements
are not yet implemented.
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template for), including compile-time expansion and per-element processing. Iterating and destructuring expansion forms are not yet supported.