I think the answer is yes, please disregard.
On Wed, Jun 19, 2013 at 9:05 AM, Hendrik Greving
wrote:
> If the 'address' in question is (mem:m), then this is usually false is
> that right? Compiler always asks for the address excluding (mem:m), is
> that true (it would mean some kind of pointer t
If the 'address' in question is (mem:m), then this is usually false is
that right? Compiler always asks for the address excluding (mem:m), is
that true (it would mean some kind of pointer to pointer)? Is this
also true if reload check inline asm statements with memory
constraints?
Thanks,
Hendrik
