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Welcome to the 19th year of comp.compilers
Comp.compilers started out as mod.compilers in January 1986, so thisweek marks the beginning of its 19th year. I believe it's the oldestgroup with significant traffic that still has its original moderator.In the past year I've added a few new features, notably betterindexing on the web
Welcome to the 19th year of comp.compilers
This week marks the 18th anniversary of comp.compilers, which began asmod.compilers the first week of January 1986. I think it's now theoldest active newsgroup with the original moderator, which shows ifnothing else an impressive lack of imagination on your moderator'spart. (The Risks
Welcome to comp.compilers 22nd year
Today marks the beginning of the 22nd year of comp.compilers. It is,as far as I can tell, the oldest active usenet group still with itsoriginal moderator.Some topics are the same as they were in 1986, like asking for helpwith buggy yacc parsers. have completely changed; in 1986 itwas a challenge
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Weak binding of member functions
HelloMy question is regarding "weak external symbols". Consider thefollowing eg.class test{public :int func1(void); {cout <<"func1";}int func2(void);}int test :: func2(void){cout <<"func2";}I compiled this piece of code using the CC for PPC processor, version"cygnus-2.7.2-960126 egcs
Warn about ignored return codes
Hello,Some compilers can detect unused variables. Which tools can generatewarnings for ignored return values from function calls in a similarway? How much can it help in static semantic checking and codeanalysis for flaw detection?How different are the options or pragmas to configure and control
WANTED: One good retargettable compiler back end
We are attempting to retarget the sdcc ( http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/)open source compiler to a new processor. (Freescale 68HC9S12X)We looked at gcc, but think it is much better suited to generalpurpose processors rather than 8/16 bit processors with limitedregisters, Harvard memory maps, etc.Sd
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