`const` issue

[johnsonjh]

Trying to build TPZASM current master:

Failure:

$ /opt/ack/bin/ack -O3 -mlinux386 $(ls -1 ./src/*.c | grep -v hexcom | grep -v test_expr) -o tpzasm
"./src/objout.c", line 461: (strict) qualifier error
"./src/objout.c", line 464: (strict) qualifier error
"./src/objout.c", line 467: (strict) qualifier error

Defining const away works:

/opt/ack/bin/ack -O3 -mlinux386 $(ls -1 ./src/*.c | grep -v hexcom | grep -v test_expr) -Dconst= -o tpzasm

No complaints for any other compiler and passes multiple static analysis engines, so I can't how this would be my bug.

I haven't made any attempt to look into this one yet.

[johnsonjh]

The linuxmips and linuxppc backends give an error:

"ack.ack-676def8e.so", line 9953: 16-bit signed value out of range

I'll narrow that down later. The minix68k, linux386, and linux68k backends do work for this program.

Also, while I actually don't expect the pdpv7 target to work here (due to size), it does crash in as in an interesting way:

as: mach/proto/as/comm6.c:98: newlabel: Assertion `pass != PASS_2 || oldval - (ADDR_T) ip->i_valu == DOTGAIN' failed.