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Re: More inline arm assembly woes... (long)


Bryce Schober wrote:
int_a = int_rand[0];
int_b = int_rand[1];
result = fixp_mul_32u_n16( int_a, int_b );
int_a = int_rand[2];
int_b = int_rand[3];
result = result + fixp_mul_32u_n16( int_a, int_b );
While I like the array access optimization, I'm appalled by the fact that gcc seems to have optimized the addition out of existence. Anyone have any ideas here?

Is result global? If not, gcc can legally nuke it, I think...


It might help to show your actual source.
- Dan


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