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Pretty much a matter of optimization isn't it? Try disabling them. But I take it that this was never the point anyway. I think the point is that the representat
by jstimpfle 3y ago
Pretty much a matter of optimization isn't it? Try disabling them. But I take it that this was never the point anyway. I think the point is that the representation of language objects and the runtime are rather straightforward compared to many other languages.
- chc 3y agoOnly one of those (inlining) is an optimization. Two are language features (implicit casts and volatile) and the other is a calling convention (passing arguments on registers vs. stack).
- flohofwoe 3y agoCalling conventions aren't (mainly) a C feature either though, but are defined by the ABI specified for a specific OS/CPU combination (and all languages which want to talk to system APIs need to implement that ABI, not just C).