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Re: Bison & C++
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Axel Kittenberger |
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Re: Bison & C++ |
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Thu, 13 Dec 2001 13:38:33 +0100 |
> if T() is calling alloca, the allocation will be in the call of T(), and
> not when it has expired. This could be circumvented if T() is inlined, but
> currently there is no way in C++ to ensure that a function is becoming
> inlined.
You can use old fashioned macros, they are guaranteed to be inlined (of
course)
- Re: Bison 1.30f, (continued)
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Akim Demaille, 2001/12/12
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Hans Aberg, 2001/12/12
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Akim Demaille, 2001/12/12
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Hans Aberg, 2001/12/12
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Paul Eggert, 2001/12/12
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Hans Aberg, 2001/12/13
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Akim Demaille, 2001/12/13
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Hans Aberg, 2001/12/13
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Akim Demaille, 2001/12/13
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- Re: Bison & C++,
Axel Kittenberger <=
- Re: Bison & C++, Hans Aberg, 2001/12/13
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Mike Castle, 2001/12/12
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Akim Demaille, 2001/12/13
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Paul Eggert, 2001/12/10
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Hans Aberg, 2001/12/11
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Hans Aberg, 2001/12/11
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Paul Eggert, 2001/12/12
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Hans Aberg, 2001/12/12
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Paul Eggert, 2001/12/12
- Re: Bison 1.30f, Hans Aberg, 2001/12/11