Does not truncate 32-bit variables when used in 16-bit computation

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    • Type: Bug
    • Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
    • Priority: Not Prioritized

      The attached test case has these two source lines ...

          iTempLAAx = (int)((int)CurU - (int)32612);
    ...
    iTempLAAx = (int)((int)CurW - (int)32612);

      Build it ...

      % cl2000 -@options.txt file.c

      Inspect the assembly code associated with these statements. Here is the code for the first statement ...

      ;----------------------------------------------------------------------
; 21044 | iTempLAAx = (int)((int)CurU - (int)32612);
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
        MOVL      ACC,@_CurU            ; [CPU_ALU] |21044| 
        SETC      SXM                   ; [CPU_ALU] 
        SUB       AL,#32612             ; [CPU_ALU] |21044| 
        MOV       ACC,AL                ; [CPU_ALU] |21044| 
        MOVL      *-SP[2],ACC           ; [CPU_ALU] |21044|

      CurU is a 32-bit global variable. All of it is loaded into the accumulator. But because of the (int) cast, only the lower part should be loaded.

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                Connection: Intermediate to External PROD System
                EXTSYNC-2940 - Does not truncate 32-bit variables ...
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