sankar chebolu <chnabsankar@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > Does GCC has any command line switches which generate variant code? > To be more precise, Does GCC has some switches which, if applied to certain input program, it is not necessary that they will generate exactly the same code everytime. GCC is generally intended to be deterministic, in the sense that if you run it twice with the same input and the same options, you should get precisely the same result. There are a few exceptions: there are a few places where GCC uses random numbers. For those places you can use the -frandom-seed option where deterministic output is important. See the description of that option for the cases where random numbers are used. Ian
