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Hello,
[I'm not registered to the list, so please cc me.]
I was wondering if it would be possible to teach gcc to maintain
multiple stacks, something like
void foo ()
{
int on_normal_stack;
int on_special_stack attribute ((stack (mystack)));
}
where mystack is a (thread-local) global variable that is treated as
another stackpointer. Of course I know that there is no attribute like
that, but I was just wondering if I overlooked something.
The rationale is that I am writing a system with different types of
pages, but it would be nice to still automatically allocate the space.
thanks
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