chrisnc wrote: While doing some more research and comparing `gcc` and `clang`, I noticed that `clang` doesn't even save the volatile fp registers in an interrupt handler when it uses them directly, so there's no point in just checking for function calls. `gcc` does except for `fpscr`, which it will still clobber if floating-point conditionals are computed. Maybe the behavior was different when this warning was introduced, but as of now, using fp at all in an interrupt handler will clobber vfp state, so I think the right path here is to just implement `-Wattributes` in essentially the same way `gcc` does...
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