Re: other than pragma
- From: Martin Ambuhl <mambuhl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 10 Feb 2008 13:25:30 -0500
parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
is there any compiler directive that will enforce optimizations?
Most compilers have means to ask them to provide a range of optimizations. However, those are to be found in the documentation for those implementations, and have nothing to do with the C language itself. The right place to look for this information is
1) in the documentation that came with your compiler
2) in FAQs for newsgroups or mailing lists or websites associated
with your implementation
3) in newsgroups, mailing lists, websites, or technical support for
your implementation
One place that it makes no sense to ask about these implementation-specific details is a newsgroup about the language itself, such as <news:comp.lang.c>.
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