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Recent patches to the GCC manual have merged previously-separate sections for function, variable, type, and statement attributes, and created a separate index for attributes instead of putting them in the concept index. This reorganization broke the attribute URLifier and its self-tests. I've fixed it up and regenerated attr-urls.def. gcc/ChangeLog PR other/88472 * Makefile.in (ATTR_URLS_HTML_DEPS): Point at new index file. * attr-urls.def: Regenerated. * gcc-attribute-urlifier.cc (test_attribute_urlifier): Adjust URLs to match formatting in the new index. * regenerate-attr-urls.py (parse_html_line_attribute_index): Update pattern to match formatting in the new combined index. Don't segregate entries into separate function/variable/etc arrays. (INDEX_REL_PATH): Point at the new index file. (class TestParsingIndex): Update patterns in self-tests to match the current formatting.
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