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by kaba0
1025 days ago
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> Compilers are handicapped by ABIs and language semantics, they must adhere to calling conventions, alignments, paddings, exceptions/stack unwinding, etc. I believe most of these are only at potential “extern C” points. Usually these conventions are upheld because they don’t have a huge cost, but to give you a trivial example: inlining is literally about dropping all that in favor of optimizing at a larger scope. |
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