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Subject: Re: Performance of access type : a tiny mistake in the WikiBook ?
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There is also an option named -fverbose-asm which leaves more
informations in the assembly, like some variable names and other more
or less readable stuff, but seemingly no source line numbers. This
help to see interesting things.