I need to use some x86 instructions that have no GCC intrinsics, such as BSF and BSR. With GCC inline assembly, I can write something like the following
I wonder if anyone is using GCC as production stable toolchain for Freescale\'s 68HC12 microcontroller family.It seems to me that there aren\'t up-to-date toolchains other than that from Freescale its
I have an unusual situation: I have an assembler file, which has .c extension and I cannot change build scripts, where this file is defined as \"C\" type. However, I can build it with the same GCC opt
First things first, I\'m using cygwin version 1.7.1 on a Windows 7 box.Code was compiled with gcc and ran from a bash prompt.Here goes:
For a test I have written a code of matrix multiplication in C(cuda) and compiled it using nvcc to create shared library using following command.
I have been struggling with a segmentation fault for months, now I\'m here to ask for help. The segmentation fault appears when I call the following function
I am trying to make a windows-version of a program written for Linux, in C++. For the program to be thread-safe, I use pthread_cond_t and pthread_cond_wait in the Linux version. These functions use a
I want to inline some functions of which I don\'t have the code. They are present in an object file. Is there a way to do it with gcc?
I am in the process of trying to compile an old project on my modern machine. I know this old project used an old (2.x) version of GCC/GAS so I need to clean it up so that I can compile it with a curr
I\'ve been using the gcc const and pure attributes for functions which return a pointer to \"constant\" data that\'s allocated a开发者_JS百科nd initialized on the first use, i.e. where the function wi
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