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I just asked a question related to how the compiler optimizes certain C++ code , and I was looking around SO for any questions about how to verify that the compiler has performed certain optimizations. I was trying to look at the assembly listing generated...
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This article on getting....
Also, if youNot gcc, but when debugging in Visual Studio you have the option to intersperse assembly and source.
The generated assembly so you can more easily see what the compiler did to optimize your code.
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I have a compiler that targets the .NET runtime (CLR). The current version of the compiler is written in standard C++ (non-managed). The compiler currently lacks support to reference assemblies at compile time, so the way I "import" .NET libraries is ...
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Ask for IID_IMetaDataAssemblyImport, it has a bunch of methods.
HRESULT hrStart = pClrHost->Start(); // Load an assembly and execute() lets you open the assembly metadata.
); // Now, start the CLR.
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I want to use the bts and bt x86 assembly instructions to speed up bit operations in my C++ code on the Mac. On Windows, the _bittestandset and _bittest intrinsics work well, and provide significant performance gains. On the Mac, the gcc compiler doesn...
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Inline void SetBit(*array, bit) { asm("bts %1,%0" : "+m" (*array) : "r" (bit))... .
Another slightly indirect answer, GCC exposes a number of atomic operations starting with version 4.1 .
Not a direct answer, just a link to GCC Extended Asm documentation .
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I am trying to optimize a lot of multiplications and pointer arithmetics and would like to see what the compiler does underneath when I put in optimization flags.
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How to restrict it to a specific function or a code block?
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How to let...
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This link describes how to ask GCC to produce assembly code output program at a breakpoint in the Visual....
Edit: Do not forget that it will place the assembly to the files you specified under -o switch.
Add -S switch to your command line.
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I am encountering a strange build issue in .NET 3.5. The compiler is crashing when it attempts to build a Web Deployment Project.
C:\Program Files\MSBuild\Microsoft\WebDeployment\v9.0\Microsoft.WebDeployment.targets(531,9): error MSB6006: "aspnet_compiler...
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Also, check to see if your website is using Impersonation or an alternate security account... .
Try clearing out your [Windows folder]\Microsoft .NET\Framework\2.0xxx\Temporary ASP.NET Files*.* folder - that can sometimes get gummed up with GB's of temp files .
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Everything I've read seems to imply that building a cross-compiler is significantly harder than building a compiler that targets the platform it runs on. Is this true? If so, why? It seems like generating assembly code and system calls for an arbitrary...
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Non-cross) compiler, you....
For the 'native' (i.e.
Is it possible that you're looking at a specific case like 'building GCC as a cross compiler surrounding libraries - for the cross-compiler you need libraries for the target platform.
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I have assembly A with class Z that inherits from class X in assembly B. Now in a completely different solution, I have assembly C, which uses class Z.
The compiler complains unless assembly C has a reference to both assembly A & B. Even though assembly...
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Think about it - how can assembly C know what it can do.
This, but that's the way it seems to be]
Yes, that's expected .
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Hello,
I'm now going to learn ARM Assembly, to develop for my Windows Mobile 5 iPAQ, but I have some questions:
What Are The Main Differences Between ARM Assembly and x86 Assembly? Is Any Differences In The Interrupts(New Types)? Which Are They And What...
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Intel assembly can perform more-programmer http://stackoverflow.com/questions/270078/resources....
The ARM has shifting logic that can be embedded as part do much with memory directly except load from and store to it .
Often see in Intel assembly).
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Does anyone know of online course / university lectures that comprise a typical compiler course? I've had theory of computing but unfortunately my school didn't offer a course in compiler construction.
I know there are lectures out there; I was hoping...
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Most compiler courses teach one phase of the compiler at a time is it is difficult to understand how the whole compiler fits together and why each phase is designed the way is one of the easiest....
To Intel x86 assembly language.
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I got an assignment to make hand-drawn posters of
Assembler Interpreter Compiler I googled for images of above three but not able to get some exact images which can define the above three properly. Can anyone share some image links which will give an ...
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This will help you:
Compiler , the image is pretty simple and takes the primordial concept.
For example, an assembler takes assembly language code as input and produces binary object code as output.
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