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Compiler Coding Practices • Implementation of Vector Floating-Point (VFP) support code on page 5-60 • Compiler and library support for half-precision floating-point numbers on page 5-61 • Half-precision floating-point number format on page 5-62 • Compiler support for floating-point computations and linkage on page 5-63 • Types of floating-point linkage on page 5-64 • Compiler options for floating-point linkage and computations on page 5-65 • Integer division-by-zero errors in C code on page 5-67 • About trapping integer division-by-zero errors with __aeabi_idiv0() on page 5-68 • About trapping integer division-by-zero errors with __rt_raise() on page 5-69 • Identification of integer division-by-zero errors in C code on page 5-70 • Examining parameters when integer division-by-zero errors occur in C code on page 5-71 • Software floating-point division-by-zero errors in C code on page 5-72 • About trapping software floating-point division-by-zero errors on page 5-73 • Identification of software floating-point division-by-zero errors on page 5-74 • Software floating-point division-by-zero debugging on page 5-76 • New language features of C99 on page 5-77 • New library features of C99 on page 5-79 • // comments in C99 and C90 on page 5-80 • Compound literals in C99 on page 5-81 • Designated initializers in C99 on page 5-82 • Hexadecimal floating-point numbers in C99 on page 5-83 • Flexible array members in C99 on page 5-84 • __func__ predefined identifier in C99 on page 5-85 • inline functions in C99 on page 5-86 • long long data type in C99 and C90 on page 5-87 • Macros with a variable number of arguments in C99 on page 5-88 • Mixed declarations and statements in C99 on page 5-89 • New block scopes for selection and iteration statements in C99 on page 5-90 • _Pragma preprocessing operator in C99 on page 5-91 • Restricted pointers in C99 on page 5-92 • Additional library functions in C99 on page 5-93 • Complex numbers in C99 on page 5-94 • Boolean type and in C99 on page 5-95 ARM DUI 0375C Copyright © 2007-2008, 2011 ARM. All rights reserved. 5-3 ID061811 Non-Confidential
Compiler Coding Practices • Extended integer types and functions in and in C99 on page 5-96 • floating-point environment access in C99 on page 5-97 • snprintf family of functions in C99 on page 5-98 • type-generic math macros in C99 on page 5-99 • wide character I/O functions in C99 on page 5-100 • How to prevent uninitialized data from being initialized to zero on page 5-101. ARM DUI 0375C Copyright © 2007-2008, 2011 ARM. All rights reserved. 5-4 ID061811 Non-Confidential
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