2011/12/3 Jonas Maebe :
> Note that the "inc" comes before the loop body and the "dec" is inside
> [...]
> That's for code alignment.
You are right. It seems I shouldn't have drunken so much coffee today
and not have worked for so long or I would have easily seen where the
JG jumps to ;-)
I think
On 03 Dec 2011, at 21:41, Bernd wrote:
> Hello, I have observed something I do not understand. The following is
> a series of for-loops and the generated code looks strange to me.
> There always appears an inc followed by a dec
Note that the "inc" comes before the loop body and the "dec" is insi
Am 03.12.2011 21:41, schrieb Bernd:
> Hello, I have observed something I do not understand. The following is
> a series of for-loops and the generated code looks strange to me.
> There always appears an inc followed by a dec
Leaving the inc away would require an additional jump to do the abort
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Hello, I have observed something I do not understand. The following is
a series of for-loops and the generated code looks strange to me.
There always appears an inc followed by a dec and what is even more
bizarre is the code in between it: sometimes it inserts a mov
%esi,%esi, sometimes lea0x0(
