Re: [ros-kernel] Two questions about GCC...

[KJK::Hyperion <no...@li...>]

At 22.47 18/05/2002, you wrote:
>>Why the hell does it do this? Why does the compiler try to be smarter 
>>than me? How can I tell the compiler to compile *exactly* what I say, and 
>>not generate useless/superfluous code? Borland C++ doesn't do it, for example:
>Just add an "extern int _main() { return 0; };" (or whatever the call 
>signature is).

I'll do that, then. But I hate this

>Would not suprise me if there is a switch to turn this off.

AFAIK, no. I've examined the whole output of gcc -v --help, found nothing 
useful

>Only happens once per process activation so its not really a performance issue

Of course no. But I can't accept a C compiler doing this