Hi, I'm trying to implement something close to the "after advice" in aspect-oriented for C programs just as a proof of concept. It consists in calling another function just before returning to the caller. This "after" function should be able to access the original returned value. I've started by adding a TRY_FINALLY_EXPR node around the function definition (copying the behavior for the __cyg_profile_func_exit function), but it seems that accessing the returned value (or a copy of this value) would be difficult this way. So now, I'm trying to call this after function just before returning by modifying the gimplify_return_expr function. Basically what I would like to build a call to the after function with the expression originally "given to" return. return result; -> return after(result); Supposing the after function's prototype is right and I know which function to call (I have an attribute to specify which function to call). So far, I've been able to call the after function with the good parameter, however, I'm not able to get the value returned by this function to give back to the original caller. My questions are: Am I doing "conceptually" right ? Or is this completely silly.. Should it be done somewhere else ? Is this already somewhere ? What are the necessary steps to implement it in a "right" way ? (I've not seen something related to that in any documentation.). Thanks What I've done so -- Laurent
