On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 12:19 AM, Matthew Mondor
<mm_li...@pulsar-zone.net>wrote:
> And the following works. I assume that ASH calls are not getting
> inlined in relation to the comment in the code about undefined C
> compiler behaviour in some circumstances, which would require the
> inlining code to be more complex to only inline in appropriate
> circumstances... and using c::shift<< makes it easier in this case.
>
If possible, please refrain from using c::shift<< It is a remnant from the
former ASH optimizer. If you need it in your code, define it as your own
macro wrapping around C-INLINE, but this function will disappear (In general
anything outside CL, EXT and the SB-SOCKETS and other SB-* packages should
not be used).
I had to fix something in the compiler and used this chance to add a
candidate for an optimizer of ASH. Seems to work with your example, please
report any problems.
Juanjo
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