[Compbench-devel] CompBenchmarks++/libcompbenchmarks/share/KB/g++ description.xml, NONE, 1.1 options.xml, NONE, 1.1

[Frederic T. <xf...@us...>]

Update of /cvsroot/compbench/CompBenchmarks++/libcompbenchmarks/share/KB/g++
In directory sc8-pr-cvs4.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv29787

Added Files:
	description.xml options.xml 
Log Message:
First import.

--- NEW FILE: options.xml ---
<?xml version="1.0" ?>

<cel>
 <cel-include>
  <cel-str>gxx/options.xml</cel-str>
 </cel-include>

 <!-- elide-constructors -->
 <cel-function-def>
  <cel-str>kb-gxx-option-elide-constructors-is-compatible</cel-str>

  <cel-var-set>
   <cel-str>return</cel-str>
   <cel-function-call>
    <cel-str>kb-gxx-option-gcc2.95-is-compatible</cel-str>
   </cel-function-call>
  </cel-var-set>

  <cel-cond-if>
   <cel-cmp-eq>
    <cel-var-get>
     <cel-str>return</cel-str>
    </cel-var-get>
    <cel-str>1</cel-str>
   </cel-cmp-eq>
   <cel-cond-if>
    <cel-logic-or>
     <cel-cmp-eq>
      <cel-var-get>
       <cel-str>kb-option-mainoptimization</cel-str>
      </cel-var-get>
      <cel-str>-O2</cel-str>
     </cel-cmp-eq>
     <cel-cmp-eq>
      <cel-var-get>
       <cel-str>kb-option-mainoptimization</cel-str>
      </cel-var-get>
      <cel-str>-O3</cel-str>
     </cel-cmp-eq>
    </cel-logic-or>
    <cel-var-set>
     <cel-str>return</cel-str>
     <cel-str>option implied by -O2 and -O3</cel-str>
    </cel-var-set>
   </cel-cond-if>
  </cel-cond-if>
  <cel-var-get>
   <cel-str>return</cel-str>
  </cel-var-get>
 </cel-function-def>
</cel>

--- NEW FILE: description.xml ---
<?xml version="1.0" ?>

<options>
 <include file="gxx/description.xml"/>

 <option id="elide-constructors">
  <value>-felide-constructors</value>
  <short-description>Elide constructors when this seems possible</short-description>
  <editor-description>
   Elide  constructors  when this seems plausible (C++ only).  With
   this flag, GNU C++ initializes y directly from the call  to  foo
   without going through a temporary in the following code:

   A foo (); A y = foo ();

   Without  this option, GNU C++ first initializes y by calling the
   appropriate constructor for type A; then assigns the  result  of
   foo  to a temporary; and, finally, replaces the initial value of
   `y' with the temporary.

   The default behavior (`-fno-elide-constructors') is specified by
   the  draft  ANSI  C++  standard.  If your program's constructors
   have side effects, using `-felide-constructors'  can  make  your
   program  act  differently,  since  some constructor calls may be
   omitted.
  </editor-description>
 </option>

</options>