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-/* Test for constant expressions: cases involving VLAs, at file scope.  */
-/* Origin: Joseph Myers <joseph@codesourcery.com> */
-/* { dg-do compile } */
-/* { dg-options "-std=iso9899:1999 -pedantic-errors" } */
-
-/* It appears address constants may contain casts to variably modified
-   types.  Whether they should be permitted was discussed in
-   <http://groups.google.com/group/comp.std.c/msg/923eee5ab690fd98>
-   <LV7g2Vy3ARF$Ew9Q@romana.davros.org>; since static pointers to VLAs
-   are definitely permitted within functions and may be initialized
-   and such initialization involves implicit conversion to a variably
-   modified type, allowing explicit casts seems appropriate.  Thus,
-   GCC allows them as long as the "evaluated" size expressions do not
-   contain the various operators not permitted to be evaluated in a
-   constant expression, and as long as the result is genuinely
-   constant (meaning that pointer arithmetic using the size of the VLA
-   is generally not permitted).  */
-
-static int sa[100];
-
-volatile int nv;
-int m;
-int n;
-int f (int, int);
-
-static int (*a2)[] = (int (*)[n])sa;
-static int (*a8)[] = (int (*)[(m=n)])sa; /* { dg-error "constant" } */
-static int (*a9)[] = (int (*)[(m+=n)])sa; /* { dg-error "constant" } */
-static int (*a10)[] = (int (*)[f(m,n)])sa; /* { dg-error "constant" } */
-static int (*a11)[] = (int (*)[(m,n)])sa; /* { dg-error "constant" } */
-static int (*a12)[] = (int (*)[sizeof(int[n])])sa;
-static int (*a13)[] = (int (*)[sizeof(int[m++])])sa; /* { dg-error "constant" } */
-static int (*a15)[] = (int (*)[sizeof(*(int (*)[n])sa)])sa;
-static int (*a16)[] = (int (*)[sizeof(*(int (*)[m++])sa)])sa; /* { dg-error "constant" } */
-static int (*a17)[] = (int (*)[nv])sa;