Philippe Sigaud <[email protected]> wrote:
Could you explain what asm { jo overflow;} does?
jo means jump on overflow, and overflow is the targeted label.
It uses a mixin to do the check, so the jo instruction works so it
catches
wrapping overflow too.
Could you explain that part?
See above.
I'm sure it is broken with types other than int right now, but it might
be a
starting point.
Some people downthread raise a point about performance. I don't have a
D compiler right now, do you think you could compare Bounded to a
regular int, for example?
I'm not sure, but couldn't the checks be debug-only (or non-release only,
if that were possible)?
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Simen
