🚀 go-pugleaf

I'll bet that you did not declare "addr" as a volatile pointer! Unless you
do that, GCC is entitled to think that *addr can never change, so it doesn't
need to recalculate it each time through the loop.

Don't ask me why it still leaves the loop in the program - that is the real bug!


Andrew.

 
> C code: 
> 
>         graph_AMOVE(0,-i);
>         while (!(*addr & 32));
>  
> ------------------------------- 
> 68k assembler code not optimized 
> 
>         jbsr _graph_AMOVE 
>         addqw #8,sp
> L86:
>         movel _addr,a0
>         moveb a0@(1),d0
>         andb #32,d0
>         tstb d0
>         jne L87
>         jra L86
> L87:
>  
> --------------------------------- 
> 68k assembler code with optimization (-O) 
>  
>         jbsr _graph_AMOVE
>         addqw #8,sp
>         movel _addr,a0
>         moveb a0@(1),d0
>         andb #32,d0
> L97:
>         tstb d0
>         jeq L97
>         clrl d0
> 
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