https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=102989
George Bott <george at bott dot gg> changed:
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--- Comment #34 from George Bott <george at bott dot gg> ---
I am currently using clangs support for up to 256 bit integers for crypto
related use cases and also non-power of 2 integers such as 160 bits. These are
not just used as storage, we are performing integer math on them and using the
__builtin_checked family of functions. I understand that the standard family of
checked functions that replace these builtin functions will be used instead
when implemented on clang.
Limiting this to 128 bit, while being standard complaint, would not allow us to
compile on GCC.
Thanks
