Hi all!
I've faced with strange behavior when I investigated a bug on a rather
new distros of Linux. I'm not sure that it is a bug of gcc, but may be
someone can bring some light to it.
So, my project heavily uses plugins which are dynamically loaded with
dlopen() and unloaded with dlclose() func
Hi Guys,
It's been 4 days. Can someone help me?
I really want to get started on this project, if it's needed, and if it
is, I think it'll give a very missed and needed feature to gcc.
Thanks,
Shoham
On 04/22/2015 10:19 PM, Shoham Peller wrote:
Hi,
Me and a couple of friends needed, in our L
On Fri, 17 Apr 2015, Peter Sewell wrote:
> [1/15] How predictable are reads from padding bytes?
> If you zero all bytes of a struct and then write some of its members, do
> reads of the padding return zero? (e.g. for a bytewise CAS or hash of
> the struct, or to know that no security-relevant da
On Thu, 16 Apr 2015, Manuel López-Ibáñez wrote:
> And yes, I would also be extremely happy if someone figured out a way to
> ensure the docs match the comments. We can probably automatically generate
> from the *.opt files most of invoke.texi and even the list of what enables
> what. But there are
Hi,
> Hello all,
>
> With gcc, does the fact that some branch results in a C++ exception
> effect the performance of a function when that exception branch
> isn't entered? In other words, does the presence of a throw effect
> the optimizer in any way?
EH handling is implemented in a way minimizin
