Author: Severi Salminen
Date: 10:44:59 01/14/02
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>int a, b, c, d; > >void foo (void) >{ > a = b; c = d; >} > >---- File c1.asm (compiled with "cl /Ox /Fa c1.c") > >[Some assembly stuff deleted] > >_foo PROC NEAR >; File c:\repro\c1.c >; Line 5 > mov eax, DWORD PTR _b > mov ecx, DWORD PTR _d > mov DWORD PTR _a, eax > mov DWORD PTR _c, ecx >; Line 6 > ret 0 >_foo ENDP This is what I also thought, using optimization the compiler knows how to use pipes and scheduling properly. Using debug-mode will produce more readable but also slower code. What is the easiest way to see asm output (using VC++ 6.0) using optimization? In debug mode I can see assembly output and let VC "comment" it with C lines but how about with optimization? Severi
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