Hi all,
I have a project that could benefit a lot from using something similar
to GEM (http://www.ecsl.cs.sunysb.edu/gem/). I have not used GEM (As
doing so is pointless currently and thus my email), but to summarise for
others not familiar with it following is an except from their website:
GEM i
given that we know
that the processor supports bitwise-or on floating point values, using
a instruction different from that for bitwise-or on integer values,
then it is fair to ask why we don't support vector | vector for
floating point vectors.
Because processors may add weird instructions for
Hello GCC List.
I am not on this list, so please keep me cc:'d on any replies.
I recently found something about C that I do not like at all. I was
enraged and furious! I blogged!
http://blogs.gnome.org/desrt/2007/08/22/isoiec-98991999-e-%c2%a7-67537/
I am proposing the following feature for G
Well,
Here's a couple quick ones for you, one that I've had some luck at unwinding -
The gcc compiler has a flag '-b' which also is used by the underlying linker.
If I for example, change:
gcc -bmaxdata:0x8000
to
gcc -Wl,-bmaxdata:0x800
then I have better luck compili
