On 31 Jul 2008, at 22:14, Boian Mitov wrote:

I disagree with your definition of what is optimisation

Optimisation = do not use a temp, but directly assign a function result to its eventual destination. FPC's non-optimisation is that it does use intermediate temps in some cases where Delphi doesn't.

I don't understand why you are reacting as if I am offending you

Because we have already gone through several cycles now of
a) you mentioning this alleged optimisation that FPC does which supposedly breaks interfaces behaviour compared to Delphi b) several people explaining that it is not an FPC optimisation and that it is wrong to count on it Delphi too (since it will go wrong there as well under various circumstances)
c) you saying thank you for the explanation
d) you again mentioning this alleged optimisation that FPC does which supposedly breaks interfaces behaviour compared to Delphi
e) ...

Since you're not stupid, the only other explanation I can come up with is that you are simply saying "thank you" to shut people up, but apart from that are completely ignoring what they actually say. And I find that indeed offensive.


Jonas
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