On Thu, 21 Nov 2013, Andrew Makhorin wrote:
Hello,
I have a C code like this:
int foo(void)
{ int phase;
. . .
phase = 1;
phase = 2;
phase = 3;
. . .
}
In case of -O0 gcc generates machine instructions for every
assignment 'phase = ...'. But in case of -O2 gcc does not generate
instructions for some assigments. Of course, this is correct. However,
is there any way to tell gcc that 'phase' object is inspected by another
thread, so it should not remove such statements?
volatile -- Marc Glisse
