Re: using gcc to optimize assembly code?

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From: Codes4Food
Date: Thu, 29 Feb 1996 00:00

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The purpose of an optimizing compiler is to produce assembly code or
binary machine code that is equivalent to that produced by a fairly
efficient assembler programmer.   If you can't produce optimal assembler
code, might I suggest you STOP programming in assembler?
:-)

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