Intuitively, it seems like that would work. Comments? Suggestions?
Never mind ... forget that last mail.
It's %ebp that needs to be aligned not %esp and I really do
need to do that in the crt stuff so that the original stack
frame pre-main is correct.
Kean
Ok, with the current patch I have to prevent sibcall optimization in
main (the patch isn't final, but thats not important, the problem will
be fixed somehow) I am now getting much better results from the
testsuite. However, I am still running into problems when a function is
inlined into main a
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Hi,
I have space to mirror GCC.
What I need do to contribut with GCC project?
name of the server: absoluta.org
path to the GCC mirror: /gcc
country/city: Brazil/BrasÃlia
Thanks,
-fn
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Prosun Niyogi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i. gcc -S gcc-bug.c -Os -DHAHA; md5sum gcc-bug.s
> ii. gcc -S gcc-bug.c -Os -DHAHA -DBLAH -DAKS -DJKAHSD; md5sum gcc-bug.s
>
> As you can tell, the -D macros are bogus, and I would expect the md5sums
> from each compile to match. But they dont. The diff
