> Zack says in his post that the Ada and Pascal nested functions do not > use trampolines. > > http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc/2005-03/msg00642.html
You misread. Pointers to nested functions always require trampolines. > The main advantage I see of having nested functions & trampolines in C > is that they will see more testing. I think it would be really tough > for, say Ada, to rely on features in the backend that are not used at > all by C/C++. That's already the case for other features, although these are primarily middle-end features. -- Eric Botcazou
