Problem with enviroment model and line directives

[PavelAndrianov]

Now, the environment model looks like

main(..) {
pthread_t thread1;
ldv_thread create(&thread1, ...);

pthread_t thread2;
ldv_thread create(&thread2, ...);
...

This is the origin code. CIL optimizes is to the C99 standart, which claims that all definitions should be at function start:

# line 1
main(..) {
pthread_t thread1;
pthread_t thread2;
...
# line 3
ldv_thread create(&thread1, ...);
# line 6
ldv_thread create(&thread2, ...);
...

But thre problem is that line directives refer to the origin code. Thus we have one block of definitions, which corresponds to one line. This brokes CPAchecker calculation of mapping to the origin files and all references here and (important!) further will differenciate from real ones.
Try to do something in CPAchecker, but if it is possible, maybe, try to generate a correct main function right in generator.

[PavelAndrianov]

Actually, I am not correct, the problem does not affect to the following code. So, this is just an inconsistensy for main function.