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edited Feb 12, 2023 at 3:24

Peter Mortensen

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Did you compile your program with the optimiser enabled? The foo() function is quite simple and might have been inlined or replaced in the resulting code.

But I agree with Mark Bwith Mark B that the resulting behavior is undefined.

Did you compile your program with the optimiser enabled? The foo() function is quite simple and might have been inlined or replaced in the resulting code.

But I agree with Mark B that the resulting behavior is undefined.

Did you compile your program with the optimiser enabled? The foo() function is quite simple and might have been inlined or replaced in the resulting code.

But I agree with Mark B that the resulting behavior is undefined.

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edit approved Apr 21, 2019 at 8:24

Alec

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Did you compile youyour program with the optimiser enabled ?

The foo()foo() function is quite simple and might have been inlined/replaced or replaced in the resulting code.

But I aggreeagree with Mark B that the resulting behavior is undefined.

Did you compile you program with the optimiser enabled ?

The foo() function is quite simple and might have been inlined/replaced in the resulting code.

But I aggree with Mark B that the resulting behavior is undefined.

Did you compile your program with the optimiser enabled? The foo() function is quite simple and might have been inlined or replaced in the resulting code.

But I agree with Mark B that the resulting behavior is undefined.

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answered Jun 22, 2011 at 14:12

gastush

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Did you compile you program with the optimiser enabled ?

The foo() function is quite simple and might have been inlined/replaced in the resulting code.

But I aggree with Mark B that the resulting behavior is undefined.

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