On 4 Sep 01 at 12:09, VDA wrote:
> min2 performs a very strict checking.
> min3 gives you full control, but checks for too small target type.
> Do anybody see any flaws? Any improvements?
> For compiler folks: Why GCC compiles ...f(1);f(1);f(1)... to
> ...
> pushl $1
> call f
> addl $32,%esp <-- My grandma optimizes better
> addl $-12,%esp <-- ?
> pushl $1
> call f
> addl $16,%esp <-- ?
> addl $-12,%esp <-- ?
Compile with 'gcc -mpreferred-stack-boundary=2', gcc generates
unbelievable stupid code for other values.
Best regards,
Petr Vandrovec
vandrove@vc.cvut.cz
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