side effects of the compiler-generated calls
Tobias Schlüter
Tobias.Schlueter@physik.uni-muenchen.de
Wed Jul 18 13:07:00 GMT 2007
David Livshin wrote:
> gfortran generated code uses calls to routines with the names that begin
> with “_gfortran_”, e.g. “_gfortran_set_std”, “_gfortran_st_write” etc.
> What are the side effects of these routines? What registers are
> used/affected by them? And most importantly, do they affect the value of
> the stack pointer ( %esp )?
They are normal function calls in the C sense, so arguments are pushed
on the stack by the caller, and the caller pops them off the stack after
the callee has returned, so it's a bit of a matter of definition to say
if the call affects %esp or not, but the _callee_ will return it unchanged.
But maybe that's not your question, could you give more detail on what
you're trying to achieve?
Cheers,
- Tobi
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