================ @@ -348,31 +348,31 @@ approximation from the target triple; the runtime is the definitive authority on which exceptions can be trapped. The table below summarizes the halting behavior for different system -configurations. In it, ``halts`` = the exception is trapped, ``ignored`` = no -run-time effect, "Standard" = ``invalid``, ``zero``, ``overflow``, -``underflow``, ``inexact`` exceptions, and "Others" = any non-x86 architecture -(AArch64, PowerPC, RISC-V, ...): - -+--------+-----------+----------+----------+-------------------+ -| Arch | C library | Standard | denormal | Warning | -+========+===========+==========+==========+===================+ -| x86 | glibc | halts | halts | none | -+--------+-----------+----------+----------+-------------------+ -| Others | glibc | halts | ignored | ``denormal`` only | -+--------+-----------+----------+----------+-------------------+ -| x86 | non-glibc | ignored | ignored | none (silent) | -+--------+-----------+----------+----------+-------------------+ -| Others | non-glibc | ignored | ignored | always | -+--------+-----------+----------+----------+-------------------+ +configurations, where "glibc" means a glibc-based C library (in practice Linux) +and "Standard" is the ``invalid``, ``zero``, ``overflow``, ``underflow``, and +``inexact`` exceptions. In the Standard and Denormal columns, ``halts`` = the +exception is trapped, ``ignores`` = the request is silently ignored at run time, +and ``warns`` = the compiler warns and the request is ignored at run time. + ++---------+-------+----------+----------+ +| Arch | glibc | Standard | Denormal | ++=========+=======+==========+==========+ +| x86 | yes | halts | halts | ---------------- vntkmr wrote:
It's actually a great idea! Makes things much clearer. Done. I checked the HTML, I am also attaching a screenshot of the latest version for future reference. <img width="1403" height="1084" alt="Screenshot 2026-07-28 at 11 54 22" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2465413e-eb0e-47d8-8363-3770dcdb6210"; /> https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/208828 _______________________________________________ cfe-commits mailing list [email protected] https://lists.llvm.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cfe-commits
