ARM Compiler toolchain v4.1 for µVision Using the Compiler

Contents
5.19 Inline functions ....................................................................................................... 5-29
5.20 Compiler decisions on function inlining .................................................................. 5-30
5.21 Automatic function inlining and static functions ..................................................... 5-32
5.22 Inline functions and removal of unused out-of-line functions at link time ............... 5-33
5.23 Automatic function inlining and multifile compilation .............................................. 5-34
5.24 Restriction on overriding compiler decisions about function inlining ...................... 5-35
5.25 Compiler modes and inline functions ..................................................................... 5-36
5.26 Inline functions in C++ and C90 mode ................................................................... 5-37
5.27 Inline functions in C99 mode ................................................................................. 5-38
5.28 Inline functions and debugging .............................................................................. 5-40
5.29 Types of data alignment ........................................................................................ 5-41
5.30 Advantages of natural data alignment ................................................................... 5-42
5.31 Compiler storage of data objects by natural byte alignment .................................. 5-43
5.32 Relevance of natural data alignment at compile time ............................................ 5-44
5.33 Unaligned data access in C and C++ code ........................................................... 5-45
5.34 The __packed qualifier and unaligned data access in C and C++ code ................ 5-46
5.35 Unaligned fields in structures ................................................................................. 5-47
5.36 Performance penalty associated with marking whole structures as packed .......... 5-48
5.37 Unaligned pointers in C and C++ code .................................................................. 5-49
5.38 Unaligned Load Register (LDR) instructions generated by the compiler ............... 5-50
5.39 Detailed comparison of an unpacked struct, a __packed struct, and a struct with
individually __packed fields ................................................................................... 5-51
5.40 Compiler support for floating-point arithmetic ........................................................ 5-53
5.41 Default selection of hardware or software floating-point support ........................... 5-55
5.42 Example of hardware and software support differences for floating-point arithmetic .....
5-56
5.43 Vector Floating-Point (VFP) architectures ............................................................. 5-58
5.44 Limitations on hardware handling of floating-point arithmetic ................................ 5-59
5.45 Implementation of Vector Floating-Point (VFP) support code ............................... 5-60
5.46 Compiler and library support for half-precision floating-point numbers ................. 5-61
5.47 Half-precision floating-point number format ........................................................... 5-62
5.48 Compiler support for floating-point computations and linkage ............................... 5-63
5.49 Types of floating-point linkage ............................................................................... 5-64
5.50 Compiler options for floating-point linkage and computations ............................... 5-65
5.51 Integer division-by-zero errors in C code ............................................................... 5-67
5.52 About trapping integer division-by-zero errors with __aeabi_idiv0() ...................... 5-68
5.53 About trapping integer division-by-zero errors with __rt_raise() ............................ 5-69
5.54 Identification of integer division-by-zero errors in C code ...................................... 5-70
5.55 Examining parameters when integer division-by-zero errors occur in C code ....... 5-71
5.56 Software floating-point division-by-zero errors in C code ...................................... 5-72
5.57 About trapping software floating-point division-by-zero errors ............................... 5-73
5.58 Identification of software floating-point division-by-zero errors .............................. 5-74
5.59 Software floating-point division-by-zero debugging ............................................... 5-76
5.60 New language features of C99 .............................................................................. 5-77
5.61 New library features of C99 ................................................................................... 5-79
5.62 // comments in C99 and C90 ................................................................................. 5-80
5.63 Compound literals in C99 ...................................................................................... 5-81
5.64 Designated initializers in C99 ................................................................................ 5-82
5.65 Hexadecimal floating-point numbers in C99 .......................................................... 5-83
5.66 Flexible array members in C99 .............................................................................. 5-84
5.67 __func__ predefined identifier in C99 .................................................................... 5-85
5.68 inline functions in C99 ............................................................................................ 5-86
5.69 long long data type in C99 and C90 ...................................................................... 5-87
5.70 Macros with a variable number of arguments in C99 ............................................ 5-88
5.71 Mixed declarations and statements in C99 ............................................................ 5-89
5.72 New block scopes for selection and iteration statements in C99 ........................... 5-90
5.73 _Pragma preprocessing operator in C99 ............................................................... 5-91
5.74 Restricted pointers in C99 ..................................................................................... 5-92
5.75 Additional library functions in C99 ......................................................... 5-93
5.76 Complex numbers in C99 ...................................................................................... 5-94
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