Re: Macro To Generate Inline Assembly

On 30 avr, 01:38, Le Chaud Lapin <jaibudu...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> With macros, I don't have to worry about return value, or reference
> indirection elimination, or prolog/epilog code that I might have to
> struggle to get rid of. I simply use one line of code for say,
> MULTIPLY, and be done with it:

So basically you're using macros because you're afraid your compiler
won't be able to inline functions, do constant propagation and alias
analysis as it should.

Why not just generate the assembler in both cases and see if there is
any difference.


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