I'm curious what part of C99 guarantees that it must generate
add 1 to memory
not
load memory
add 1
store memory
It certainly guarantees not to cache it for use next statement, but does
it actually persuade the compiler to use direct operations on memory ?
I'm not a C99 language lawyer but genuinely curious
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