A simple test will show you:
main()
{
char *b = alloca(500);
return b[3];
}
Compile with gcc, and you'll see that alloca is implemented directly,
without function calls.
__builtin_alloca is the internal way gcc implements it; either works
just fine but __builtin_alloca is more immune to being #define'd to
something else. It's not specific to Cygwin.
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