Questions tagged [gcc]
For code written to be compiled specifically by the GCC, which stands for the GNU Compiler Collection. Developers often compile several languages using this compiler collection.
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Computing the smallest number of the form floor(8^N / 7) that is greater or equal to a number
Is there a more direct way (loop-free) to compute this number than computing a level and then going back?
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Integer to string converter - gcc builtins only
This is version 2 of prior post - per : CRSE:tour and Guide.
Due to unintended generalization of prior question for brevity sake, here are requirements:
Code should be portable and run on ...
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Integer to string via gcc converter
I've been playing with shared libraries and core functionalities with gcc/g++. Using only gcc builtins I've tried to make an integer to string converter.
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int128 handling in c-code, gcc / glibc / linux
[edit] Hint: a similar project for C++20 which - as far as I see - also manages bigger than 128-bit integers can be found at: Infinite precision integer in C++20 . [/edit]
I work on some performance ...
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Consolidating GNU C's and C23's attributes
C23 has introduced attribute specifier sequences. Consequently, the header below attempts to conditionally define macros for these sequences (for my own use cases). In cases where a compiler does not ...
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32x32x32 units octree, that supports 15-bit data units
The idea is to have an octree that stores a 32x32x32 region of 15 bit values more efficiently than a 32x32x32 array, because if all 8 leaf nodes of a given branch are the same, the branch does not ...
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128-bit integer type in GCC/Clang
When working on my projects, I often need a 128-bit integer type. For this purpose, I use the __int128 compiler extension. Here is the implementation I am currently ...
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Efficiently read a file into a (C) string using POSIX APIs
Exactly what the title says, this is a C++ class that attempts to read a file into a null-terminated string as efficiently as possible, using POSIX APIs. Obviously this is not intended to be portable ...
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Reference-counted smart pointer in C
About
I've been experimenting with gcc's __cleanup__ attribute, and thought it'd be a great fit for a memory-safe smart pointer for C.
This is the implementation. ...
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4 different implementations of modulo with fully defined behavior
I've implemented the 3 variants of the modulo operation described on this Wikipedia page.
The goal is to have fully defined behavior for all inputs.
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Implementation with truncated division (result ...
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Bash script - compile and run c++ code for coding competitions
This is a simple bash script that I use to compile and run single C++ files for coding competitions.
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Detects if there is a corresponding .in file next to ...
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Can you please give feedback on my C++ Code? [closed]
Can you please give feedback on my C++ code so I can get better at writing code? I want a code that is well written.
This Code uses the cstdio include for good performance and cstdint include because ...
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C++ Template to implement the Factory Pattern
Design
A template class that will create a concrete instance of an interface class when given the name (as a string) of the concrete class.
This design is often seen in code, so the purpose of this ...
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Macro for counting number of elements in an array
We all know the classic version of counting the number of elements in a C array: sizeof(a)/sizeof(*a)
But this is dangerous, because if used on a pointer it will ...
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Safer & simpler allocation functions and macros
I wrote a bunch of functions and macros for safer and simpler allocation. They are documented in their files.
Disclaimer:
The library requires POSIX extensions, GCC extensions, and LIBBSD extensions,...
