Adjust stack-usage-realign.c to account for user visibility name
The stack-usage-realign.c test case is updated to include the user visibility name, matching a recent change in stack usage output.
The stack-usage-realign.c test case is updated to align with a recent change that includes the user visibility name in stack usage output. This adjustment ensures that the test case correctly interprets the output and verifies the expected behavior. The change involves adding the user visibility name to the scan-stack-usage section of the test.
In Details
This commit adjusts a test case (stack-usage-realign.c) in the context of stack usage analysis. The core change involves incorporating the user visibility name in the scan-stack-usage section, which is related to commit 960895db668 that modified stack usage output to include this name. The affected file is gcc.target/i386/stack-usage-realign.c.
For Context
This commit updates a test case related to stack usage analysis in GCC. Stack usage analysis helps developers understand how much memory their functions use on the stack. The test case, stack-usage-realign.c, is being adjusted to reflect a recent change in how GCC reports stack usage, which now includes a "user visibility name". This ensures that the test case remains accurate and continues to verify the expected behavior of GCC's stack usage analysis.