Hi, On Sun, 19 Jun 2016, David Wohlferd wrote:
> All basic asm in trunk: 1,105 instances. > - Exclude 273 instances with empty strings leaving 832. > - Exclude 271 instances for boehm-gc project leaving 561. > - Exclude 202 instances for testsuite project leaving 359. > - Exclude 282 instances that are (apparently) top-level leaving > > ~77 instances of basic-asm-in-a-function to be fixed for gcc builds. > Most of these are in gcc/config or libgcc/config with just a handful per > platform. Lists available upon request. Well, I think this quite clearly shows how bad an idea it would be to deprecate basic asm. We are just one project, and ourself and our dependencies already have 77+271 uses of them, not counting the testsuite which also reflects some real world usage. I see zero gain by deprecating them and only churn. What would be the advantage again? Ciao, Michael.
