// RUN: %clang_cc1 -triple=x86_64-none-none -Wpadded -Wpacked -verify %s -emit-llvm-only struct S1 { char c; short s; // expected-warning {{padding struct 'S1' with 1 byte to align 's'}} long l; // expected-warning {{padding struct 'S1' with 4 bytes to align 'l'}} }; struct S2 { // expected-warning {{padding size of 'S2' with 3 bytes to alignment boundary}} int i; char c; }; struct S3 { char c; int i; } __attribute__((packed)); struct S4 { int i; // expected-warning {{packed attribute is unnecessary for 'i'}} char c; } __attribute__((packed)); struct S5 { char c; union { char c; int i; } u; // expected-warning {{padding struct 'S5' with 3 bytes to align 'u'}} }; struct S6 { // expected-warning {{padding size of 'S6' with 30 bits to alignment boundary}} int i : 2; }; struct S7 { // expected-warning {{padding size of 'S7' with 7 bytes to alignment boundary}} char c; virtual void m(); }; struct B { char c; }; struct S8 : B { int i; // expected-warning {{padding struct 'S8' with 3 bytes to align 'i'}} }; struct S9 { // expected-warning {{packed attribute is unnecessary for 'S9'}} int x; // expected-warning {{packed attribute is unnecessary for 'x'}} int y; // expected-warning {{packed attribute is unnecessary for 'y'}} } __attribute__((packed)); struct S10 { // expected-warning {{packed attribute is unnecessary for 'S10'}} int x; // expected-warning {{packed attribute is unnecessary for 'x'}} char a,b,c,d; } __attribute__((packed)); struct S11 { bool x; char a,b,c,d; } __attribute__((packed)); struct S12 { bool b : 1; char c; // expected-warning {{padding struct 'S12' with 7 bits to align 'c'}} }; struct S13 { // expected-warning {{padding size of 'S13' with 6 bits to alignment boundary}} char c; bool b : 10; // expected-warning {{size of bit-field 'b' (10 bits) exceeds the size of its type}} }; // The warnings are emitted when the layout of the structs is computed, so we have to use them. void f(S1*, S2*, S3*, S4*, S5*, S6*, S7*, S8*, S9*, S10*, S11*, S12*, S13*) { }