Linux and aliasing?

[Jeffrey A Law]

  In message < 375814C8.85CA17C9@moene.indiv.nluug.nl >you write:
  > Or those Fortran users (like me) who still do not understand how a
  > strictly C performance enhancement can worsen the code generated for
  > purely Fortran source, like it is the case for me (I use
  > -fno-strict-aliasing since the end of February - and no, we Fortran
  > users do not have a problem with aliasing; as I outlined on comp.arch,
  > we outlawed it).
I though this was tracked down to the inability to re-share those auto
arrays on the stack.  I also thought we had turned off strict aliasing
for Fortran for precisely this reason.  Did I misunderstand the end result
of that discussion?

jeff

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