Hi Eric,
is there any reason why the default ctor of proto::extends uses the
following form:
extends()
: proto_expr_()
{}
instead of simply
extends() {}
I use proto::extends over expressions that hold x86 SIMD registers (like
proto::terminal<__m128i>), and the current version of proto::extends
default ctor yields to a __m128i() call, which fills the register with
zeros, while I wanted to keep it uninitialized.
Apparently the compiler (g++, 4.6 and previous versions as well) is
enable to detect this is unneeded, as the register is in fact
initialized a few instructions later, and the only way I was able to get
rid of this was to remove the explicit call to proto_expr_ ctor in the
extends ctor.
Regards,
Antoine
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