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by gsg
3010 days ago
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This is nonsense. Modern compilers don't work by generating the results you see with -O0 and then optimising; the poor quality of -O0 code is the result of skipping register allocation. > Dataflow-directed, "work backwards" techniques might be the solution Destination driven code generation is a known technique. It doesn't generate good enough results to have gotten much attention (better than what you get from -O0, though). |
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