On Mon Oct 02 09:07:41 2023, Richard Miller wrote:
> > In the meantime, I turned off "registerization" for files that could
> > potentially have similar code.
>
> If you want a more targeted workaround without a performance cost,
> in the example you posted you can force the compiler to reload th
> In the meantime, I turned off "registerization" for files that could
> potentially have similar code.
If you want a more targeted workaround without a performance cost,
in the example you posted you can force the compiler to reload the
register by replacing
return y;
with
retu
On Wed, 27 Sep 2023 13:32:17 +0100, Richard Miller wrote:
Is the problem with the compiler or with the C code?
It's a compiler error. The function mkvar() in reg.c is keeping track
of unique variables without taking address aliasing into account.
Thanks for the diagnosis. I'll dig into the p
> Is the problem with the compiler or with the C code?
It's a compiler error. The function mkvar() in reg.c is keeping track
of unique variables without taking address aliasing into account.
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I'm using the Inferno Thumb compiler, tc, to compile Inferno (unsurprisingly)
and encountered a problem. Since 9front appears to have the same compiler, I
thought that I should mention it on both 9fans and Inferno mailing lists.
The problem is with the libmath/fdlibm/e_exp.c when compiled using tc
