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How to Determine if Your Compiler is Inlining Your Functions ยท Kevin Conley's Web Presence
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A mythical beast called JIT
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| | Personal blog of Wojtek Gawro?ski, a passionate software developer.
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When the Compiler Bites
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-ffp-contract=fast - Krister Walfridsson's blog - Compilers, programming languages, etc.
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| | GCC per default enables one optimization for x86_64 that can change the result of floating-point operations: -ffp-contract=fast.1 This allows the compiler to do floating-point expression contraction such as combining multiplication and addition instructions with an FMA instruction.2 -ffp-contract=fast is enabled for C++ and GNU C. It is not enabled for standard C (that is, when compiling with -std=c99, etc.).? The FMA instruction omits the rounding done in the multiplication instruction, making the calculations produce different results for some input values.?
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C++11 Smart Pointers: Unique Pointer
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| C++11 introduces many significant improvements to the language and runtime. Oneof the most important is to do with memory management - specifically, smartpoi...