On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 11:47, Aravinda wrote:
> Is this is the only way it can be done ? Or can I have
> (non-temporary)variables inserted whos order can be preserved always ?
Not really, the compiler will reorder variables in the stack in almost
arbitrary ways. Wrapping them in structs is the
Hi,
I want to for every pointer in a program append another pointer
associated with it.
Eg. If the program has,
char *p;
I want this to be transformed into,
char *pa;
char *p
such that, (&p)-4 is same as &(pa).
I am only aware I can insert temporary variables in the gcc gimple
pass. But the or
