Michael_fogel wrote:
The failing instruction is a call. The compiler loads every symbol
reference into a register and calls the function using this. In front of
the error this load is missing. In smaller files the compiler uses the
reference, which is the way i want him to do it.
We need
Jim Wilson wrote:
Michael_fogel wrote:
The failing instruction is a call. The compiler loads every symbol
reference into a register and calls the function using this. In front
of the error this load is missing. In smaller files the compiler uses
the reference, which is the way i want him to
Michael_fogel wrote:
In my opinion the compiler ran out of registers and was not able to
allocate the pseudo register. In this case the compiler has to spill
these registers. How is this done in GCC? Is there a way to control it?
There are a lot of things that affect this. The main things
Hi
The optimization of my target seems not to work properly. The compiling
process works using -O0 but fails with optimization.
Small source files with only a few functions are working, but bigger
files don't. The compiler stops with an error:
internal compiler error: in
