When a DATA statement initializes a substring with a character constant
of the wrong length, do the right thing with blank padding or truncation,
and emit a warning. Current code is crashing due to an unhandled error
reported from the low-level data image initialization framework.
Differential Revision: https://reviews.llvm.org/
D143819
} else if (bytes == 0) {
return Ok;
} else {
+ Result result{Ok};
for (auto at{x.lbounds()}; elements-- > 0; x.IncrementSubscripts(at)) {
auto scalar{x.At(at)}; // this is a std string; size() in chars
- // Subtle: an initializer for a substring may have been
- // expanded to the length of the entire string.
auto scalarBytes{scalar.size() * KIND};
- if (scalarBytes < elementBytes ||
- (scalarBytes > elementBytes && elements != 0)) {
- return SizeMismatch;
+ if (scalarBytes != elementBytes) {
+ result = SizeMismatch;
+ }
+ // Blank padding when short
+ for (; scalarBytes < elementBytes; scalarBytes += KIND) {
+ scalar += ' ';
}
// TODO endianness
std::memcpy(&data_.at(offset), scalar.data(), elementBytes);
offset += elementBytes;
}
- return Ok;
+ return result;
}
}
}
case evaluate::InitialImage::OutOfRange:
OutOfRangeError();
break;
+ case evaluate::InitialImage::SizeMismatch:
+ exprAnalyzer_.Say(
+ "DATA statement value '%s' for '%s' has the wrong length"_warn_en_US,
+ folded.AsFortran(), DescribeElement());
+ break;
default:
CHECK(exprAnalyzer_.context().AnyFatalError());
break;
--- /dev/null
+! RUN: %python %S/test_errors.py %s %flang_fc1
+character(4) a, b, c, d, e
+!WARNING: DATA statement value '"abcde"' for 'a' has the wrong length
+data a(1:4)/'abcde'/
+!WARNING: DATA statement value '"abc"' for 'b' has the wrong length
+data b(1:4)/'abc'/
+data c/'abcde'/ ! not a substring, conforms
+data d/'abc'/ ! not a substring, conforms
+!ERROR: DATA statement designator 'e(1_8:5_8)' is out of range
+data e(1:5)/'xyz'/
+end