Jerry Feldman writes:
> Here is the generated code where strlen of a constant is evaluated at
> compile time.
...
> mov 6, $0 # load the
>strlen("abcdef")
(This was for an Alpha, right?)
Wow, this only further confirms my belief that DEC/Compaq has some
pretty good compiler guys working for them. I suppose this
optimization has to be turned off if you non-standardly allow string
constants to be written to, huh?
For a class that I took a few years ago, I wrote an instruction
scheduler for an Alpha. This was a very fun project! However, the
DEC instruction scheduler always beat my scheduler by a tiny bit.
This was very frustrating.
Just another compiler guy,
--kevin
--
``Where can I find details on LALR(1)? When I type "man 1 LALR" I
don't get any results.''
-- seen in comp.unix.questions
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