1 // RUN: %clang_cc1 -fsyntax-only -triple armv7k-apple-darwin-watchos -fdump-record-layouts %s | FileCheck %s
3 // WatchOS, 64-bit iOS, and WebAssembly use the C++11 definition of POD to
4 // determine whether we can reuse the tail padding of a struct (POD is
5 // "trivially copyable and standard layout"). The definition of standard
6 // layout changed some time around C++17; check that we still use the old
9 // B is not standard-layout, but it was under C++11's rule, so we pack
10 // C::d into its tail padding anyway.
11 struct A
{ int : 0; };
12 struct B
: A
{ int n
; char c
[3]; };
13 struct C
: B
{ char d
; };
15 static_assert(!__is_standard_layout(B
));
17 // CHECK:*** Dumping AST Record Layout
18 // CHECK: 0 | struct C
19 // CHECK-NEXT: 0 | struct B (base)
20 // CHECK-NEXT: 0 | struct A (base) (empty)
21 // CHECK-NEXT: 0:- | int
22 // CHECK-NEXT: 0 | int n
23 // CHECK-NEXT: 4 | char[3] c
24 // CHECK-NEXT: 8 | char d
25 // CHECK-NEXT: | [sizeof=12, dsize=9, align=4,
26 // CHECK-NEXT: | nvsize=9, nvalign=4]
28 // F is not standard-layout due to the repeated D base class, but it was under
29 // C++11's rule, so we pack G::d into its tail padding anyway.
32 struct F
: D
, E
{ int n
; char c
[3]; };
33 struct G
: F
{ G(const G
&); char d
; };
35 static_assert(!__is_standard_layout(F
));
37 // CHECK:*** Dumping AST Record Layout
38 // CHECK: 0 | struct G
39 // CHECK-NEXT: 0 | struct F (base)
40 // CHECK-NEXT: 0 | struct D (base) (empty)
41 // CHECK-NEXT: 1 | struct E (base) (empty)
42 // CHECK-NEXT: 1 | struct D (base) (empty)
43 // CHECK-NEXT: 0 | int n
44 // CHECK-NEXT: 4 | char[3] c
45 // CHECK-NEXT: 8 | char d
46 // CHECK-NEXT: | [sizeof=12, dsize=9, align=4,
47 // CHECK-NEXT: | nvsize=9, nvalign=4]