The code below is an attempt at having the macro add_ssaaaa from GNU
MP accepted by G++. I am casting the outputs of the asm statement to
unsigned int& (in GMP, USItype is unsigned int + attrib SI, which are the
same on i386).

First, I'd like to be told if this is not a reasonable thing to do. I
think it is, but I'm not too sure.

The problem is that g++ 3.4.x produces wrong code at -O2 level for this.
The asm produced has no trace of the two tests at the end (it must,
really). No warning is issued.

The problem vanishes if I cast to unsigned long& instead, or if I remove the 
cast.

4.0 does not have the problem.

See also http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2803

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const unsigned long f_p = 4194301;
extern unsigned long mpinv_mod_r;

unsigned long redc(unsigned long zhi, unsigned long zlo)
{
        unsigned long t, u, m, __w1, __xm0, __xm1;
        m = zlo * mpinv_mod_r;
        __xm0 = m;
        __xm1 = f_p;
        __asm__("mull %3": "=a"(u), "=d"(__w1):"%0"(__xm0),
                "rm"(__xm1));
        t = __w1 - (-(__xm0 >> 31) & __xm1) - (-(__xm1 >> 31) & __xm0);
        __asm__("addl %5,%1\n\tadcl %3,%0"
                        : "=r" ((unsigned int&) t), "=&r" ((unsigned int&) u)
                        :"0"(t), "g"(zhi), "%1"(u), "g"(zlo));
        if ((int) t < 0)
                t += f_p;
        if (t >= f_p)
                t -= f_p;
        return t;
}
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