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Tag Archives: PowerPC
side effect of “++” in C – compiler implemenation with assembly
This post shows a common known side effect of “++” operator in C programming because of different compiler implementation. Assembly code from PowerPC and x86 with gcc is provide to show the key difference and the reason why for this … Continue reading



