Hello all, I am using GCC 4.6.3 for i386. I see that -O2 level optimizes the calling convention (can make it pretty much arbitrary) for local static functions that are not visible outside the compilation unit. For various reasons, I would like to disable this, and enforce C calling convention for all functions including static functions local to just one source file. What option (some -fno-XXX, say?) should I specify to achieve my objective? I do not want to get rid of -O2 altogether. And I do not want to make my static functions extern. Note, I tried specifying __attribute__((cdecl)) for the local static function (whose calling convention I wish to prevent from getting optimized), but the optimization still happens. Thanks, Satyam Sharma
