Jeffrey Walton <noloader@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > Is it possible to build a library which specifies -fwrapv or > '-fno-strict-overflow' but does not penalize the final executable > (with respect to optimizations) after final linking? > > The question arises from a library which detects wrap/carry/overflow > and might need to specify -fwrapv or '-fno-strict-overflow' to take > advantage of 2s compliment math used on many modern architectures. I'm not sure I understand the question. The -fwrapv and -fno-strict-overflow options only affect the compilation of the code with which they are used. They do not affect code which is compiled without those options. They do not affect the linker. So the answer to your question may be that you should just use the options with the specific code that needs them. If the answer doesn't make sense, can you restate the question? Ian
