Any way to output information on compiler-generated temporary variables in gcc?
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- Subject: Any way to output information on compiler-generated temporary variables in gcc?
- From: Michele Co <mc2zk@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 20 Jan 2014 10:00:13 -0500
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Hello,
I'd like to gather/output information (size, offset, type -- if
possible) of compiler-generated temporaries generated by gcc during
compilation. I have looked through the compiler options related to
generating debug information but am unsure whether there is an option
available that will already give me this information in some form.
Does anyone on this list know of a quick and relatively straightforward
method for gathering and outputting this information if it hasn't
already been done before?
Thanks!
Michele
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