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That’s not true anyway today, because the assembly generated depends on the architecture, and there’s sufficient diversity there. The only thing that you can p
by Ar-Curunir 6y ago
That’s not true anyway today, because the assembly generated depends on the architecture, and there’s sufficient diversity there.
The only thing that you can predict about compiled C code is the instructions in the C abstract machine, because that’s what C targets.
- Sulik 6y agoYou can predict a pseudo-assembly output for a mental model of the architecture(s) you're targeting. It doesn't have to be an exact match, register allocation and all.