Optimizer FAILURE in mark_use_of_function_local_static()

You shouldn't see that.  You are experiencing some kind of bug in the compiler.  I'd like to reproduce this error.  Are you building a CCS project?  Can you package up that project and attach it to your next post?

Thanks and regards,

-George

Hello George

Thanks for your answer. And yes, I use CCS5 under Eclipse. Version  Version: 5.3.0.00090

But sorry, I can't package up the project, only the project files I can give you.

Regards,

Thomas

Thomas Caspari said:

only the project files I can give you.

Thank you.  But I cannot reproduce the error using only these files.  And if I cannot reproduce the error, then there is nothing more I can do.  

Thanks and regards,

-George

This is probably SDSCM00049407.

The message is a sanity check, indicating that two function-name annotations related to a symbol are different.  It does not affect compilation, and indeed the textual name of the function is not needed at that point because we're using its internal representation as an object.  In other words, you can ignore it.  Unfortunately, there is no way to control it.

7.4.7 corrected a bug in the way the two name annotations were determined, which caused this message to appear;  it didn't correct the reason they're different, which is what you might help us with.

For what it's worth, the affected symbol is a parser temporary variable and the function is the C++ static-initialiser function.  The parser temp is a local static, and I'd guess it's derived from a local initialised array that is also a local static, appearing in a constructor.  You might try moving the local static variable out of the constructor to become a global variable, which should be the same functionally.

If my description helps you inhibit the message, then you could describe or cite that portion of your code and we might be able to reproduce it, without needing your whole code base.

Hi George

Thanks for the info and good luck.

Regards

Thomas