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Re: How does gcc (any compiler) actually convert a function call, say atoi(), into assembly/machine code?

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On 01/ 3/17 07:42 AM, supercat@casperkitty.com wrote:
> On Thursday, December 29, 2016 at 1:45:48 PM UTC-6, Ian Collins wrote:
>> No I wouldn't say that I am thoroughly familiar with it.  But a standard
>> is just another requirements document, so if I (or any other experienced
>> programmer) were tasked with implementing a part of it, I very quickly
>> would be.
>
> The C89 Standard wasn't written to describe a new language, but rather a
> family of languages that were already in wide use.  There would have been
> no way to write a single set of requirements, or even two sets of
> requirements, such that all useful implementations could comply with at
> least one set, and at least one set would be sufficient to meet the needs
> of all useful programs.

Well all Unix implementations manged quite well, didn't they?  The POISX 
standard extends, defining the undefined, but does not contradict the C 
standard it is based upon.

> Consequently, I don't think the C Standard can sensibly be viewed as "just
> another requirements document", as much as some people would try to view
> it that way.  Such a view would simultaneously prevent the Standard from
> saying anything at all useful about low-end implementations for which
> meeting some of the requirements in the spec would be impractical, but
> also subject even programmers targeting high-end systems to the limitations
> of low-end systems upon which their programs would never be run anyway.

Utter tripe.  We are discussing the libraries section of the standard 
and libraries provide a common interface for both high and low end 
systems, which enables us to develop software on the former for the 
latter.  It does not say anything about systems that are not intended to 
conform to it.

> If someone is seeking to write a useful quality implementation for a
> particular platform, I would consider the expectations of programmers who
> are targeting that platform as being far more important than what the
> Standard would say.

Then your thinking is wrong headed.  Do you understand why we have 
standards?

> If many programmers need features and guarantees which
> the Standard does not provide, but which existing implementations for that
> platform do, someone writing a quality implementation will not try to use
> the Standard as justification for withholding such features.

I'm not aware of any that do, care to name some?

-- 
Ian

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