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Load/save support for http://gist.github.com/ #19

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mattgodbolt opened this issue Jun 2, 2012 · 2 comments
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Load/save support for http://gist.github.com/ #19

mattgodbolt opened this issue Jun 2, 2012 · 2 comments
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My original intention for "permalinks" was to use gist. I think this is still valid, and needs investigating.

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Now becoming high priority: http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/319549/how-are-we-supposed-to-post-godbolt-links-now-that-url-shortening-is-blocked

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This is/was implemented...but unauthenticated GH access has such a low limit I never went with it. Closing as there's not much to do here.

mattgodbolt added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 20, 2021
Things like ARM jump tables put important data inline within a function. Such
data should be treated as a "strong" reference (e.g. a root use). For example:

```
        sub     r3, r0, #65
        cmp     r3, #19
        ldrls   pc, [pc, r3, asl #2]
        b       .L7
        .word   .L8
        .word   .L7
        .word   .L6
        .word   .L7
        ....etc...
.L7: some things
.L8: some other things
```

Without this change, the `.L8` label would be dropped as unused. But it's implicitly used
by the sequence of `.word`s in the middle of the function.

Closes #2788
mattgodbolt added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 22, 2021
* Treat data definitions in the middle of functions as "strong"

Things like ARM jump tables put important data inline within a function. Such
data should be treated as a "strong" reference (e.g. a root use). For example:

```
        sub     r3, r0, #65
        cmp     r3, #19
        ldrls   pc, [pc, r3, asl #2]
        b       .L7
        .word   .L8
        .word   .L7
        .word   .L6
        .word   .L7
        ....etc...
.L7: some things
.L8: some other things
```

Without this change, the `.L8` label would be dropped as unused. But it's implicitly used
by the sequence of `.word`s in the middle of the function.

Closes #2788

* Keep curly bracket style of existing if-else block

Co-authored-by: RabsRincon <ruben@rinconblanco.es>
mattgodbolt added a commit that referenced this issue Aug 2, 2021
* Treat data definitions in the middle of functions as "strong"

Things like ARM jump tables put important data inline within a function. Such
data should be treated as a "strong" reference (e.g. a root use). For example:

```
        sub     r3, r0, #65
        cmp     r3, #19
        ldrls   pc, [pc, r3, asl #2]
        b       .L7
        .word   .L8
        .word   .L7
        .word   .L6
        .word   .L7
        ....etc...
.L7: some things
.L8: some other things
```

Without this change, the `.L8` label would be dropped as unused. But it's implicitly used
by the sequence of `.word`s in the middle of the function.

Closes #2788

* Keep curly bracket style of existing if-else block

Co-authored-by: RabsRincon <ruben@rinconblanco.es>
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