Ivan Vucica wrote:
> In that sad case, I'll leave the code as it is.
>
Now that's silly. You've been told the compiler is not
at fault here. Why don't you just do something like:
uint8_t* buffer = (uint8_t*)msg.getBuffer();
int read_post = 0;
while (read_pos < messageLength) {
uint32_t v0 = read32(buffer);
uint32_t v1 = read32(buffer + 4);
(...)
write32(buffer, v0);
write32(buffer + 4, v1);
read_pos += 8;
}
... and write read32/write32 as macros or inline functions that
just copy and just a few bytes:
uin32_t read32(uint8_t*);
void write32(uint8_t*, uin32_t);
Could you at least remove the comment
mentioning the (non-existing) compiler bug ?
--
Pedro Alves
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