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Is C a binary standard or is it is source level standard? And if there is a fixed relationship what should it be? Any scope? Any historical legacy issue? Btw t
by ngcc_hk 5y ago
Is C a binary standard or is it is source level standard? And if there is a fixed relationship what should it be? Any scope? Any historical legacy issue?
Btw the sample break is between two long long and one int128, why they have to the same I wonder.
- rurban 5y agoThe binary standard is defined in the gABI. They are independent. I want to fix something in it, so I need to fix C++, C, and the gABI. Three separate processes, each needing about 3 years, though C and C++ are aligned now.
- JonChesterfield 5y agoProbably worth checking that the compiler alias implementations do sane things when the function has a different calling convention to the default (due to some attribute on it)