1. Introduction C-- is a portable assembly language designed to be a compiler target. It provides high-level control over memory, registers, and control flow without the abstraction overhead of C. Optimized C-- extends this with explicit aliasing control, reduced redundancy, and predictable performance.
Without restrict , compilers must reload src and dest each iteration. 4.1 Tail Calls Use tailcall to avoid stack growth: Optimized C-- Pdf
tailcall fib(n-1) + fib(n-2); For dense switch statements, specify jumptable : and predictable performance. Without restrict