<snip>
Hmm, I might be able to do some of that... I know enough PPC assembler
to do __asm__ statements inside C, but not enough to write whole
functions (don't know how to do stack frames).
I am learning it already. Found some pretty good information on it.
Things like linked lists, btrees and other stuff can be done even
smarter by human asm than compiler produced asm due tot he fact that
you know which operation to especially accelerate, the compiler will
most likely try to optimise the operation as a whole. Depends on what
we will actually be doing but if we really start using some sort of
queuing, btrees, ntrees or large linked lists might come into play.
Although my method for optimizing KDE and XFree86 seems to work...
read the gcc3 man page and use all the compiler flags that look good > :)
hehe
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