Difference between revisions of "GCC alwayszero function attribute"
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| − | This project involves extending gcc to support an alwayszero function attribute (see [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=517370 Bug #517370] for an overview). Essentially, a call to an alwayszero function foo in such contexts as if (foo() != 0) or while (foo() != 0) should completely ignore the test and automatically branch to the next statement upon return of the function | + | This project involves extending gcc to support an alwayszero function attribute (see [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=517370 Bug #517370] for an overview). Essentially, a call to an alwayszero function foo in such contexts as if (foo() != 0) or while (foo() != 0) should completely ignore the test and automatically branch to the next statement upon return of the function. |
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GCC alwayszero function attribute
Project Description
This project involves extending gcc to support an alwayszero function attribute (see Bug #517370 for an overview). Essentially, a call to an alwayszero function foo in such contexts as if (foo() != 0) or while (foo() != 0) should completely ignore the test and automatically branch to the next statement upon return of the function.
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