Re: Using -Wall and -Woverloaded-virtual together changes the behaviour of the code

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On 23/03/2018 18:47, Vadim Zeitlin wrote:

> I'm running into a rather crazy problem that I can't minimize enough to
> create a bug report for, so I'd like to ask here if anybody might have any
> ideas about it by chance. The problem is that the behaviour of some piece
> of C++ code changes, when compiling using MinGW g++ 7.2 (20180123 version
> from Debian Buster) and "-O2", depending on whether _both_ of -Wall and
> -Woverloaded-virtual command line options are specified or not.

That is an interesting problem ^_^

I wanted to try reproducing, but it seems that Ubuntu only packages old
versions of mingw-w64 (6.3 in 17.10; 5.3 in 16.04 LTS)

Do you know if your issue occurs with older versions of mingw-w64?

(I see that upcoming 18.04 does provide version 7.3)

In my opinion, if the problem does not occur on "vanilla" gcc, then
the issue might lie with the mingw-w64 specific bits.

Regards.



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