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From: Gautier <Gautier.deMontmollin@Maths.UniNe.CH>
Subject: Re: C like op= proposal
Date: 1999/08/17
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> Where did you get the impression that the optimizer would miss this?

Good question!

I've modified the example with floating-point values and accessed
records (nearer to the "real" example) : impossible to fool that
diabolical GNAT optimizer. I'll try to refind my test sources.

Another nice thing that GNAT does is to re-use the address
computation for 2 arrays in 2 different instructions (not too near)!

-- 
Gautier