On 23/09/13 16:23, Vasily Golubev wrote:
> Thank you a lot for your answer, Mr. Radhakrishnan!
>
> I think it was my mistake to use phrase "I will save LR at some
> place"... I mean I can catch the first instruction of any function
> precisely. And save LR value at that time to my local storage. A
Thank you a lot for your answer, Mr. Radhakrishnan!
I think it was my mistake to use phrase "I will save LR at some
place"... I mean I can catch the first instruction of any function
precisely. And save LR value at that time to my local storage. And I
also can catch the first instruction after exi
> And my main question is it possible to rely on this fact when
> compiling with gcc and different levels of optimizations?
No it is not , the compiler (especially trunk) is free to use LR as a
temporary after epilogue has been generated at higher optimization
levels.
> Is it
> possible to gener
