When using plain C in iPhone development, does the compiler place the variables declared as register in a CPU register?
When using plain C in iPhone development, does the compiler place the variables declared
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When using plain C in iPhone development, does the compiler place the variables declared as register in a CPU register?
The only way to know for sure is to look at the documentation for the compiler and if that doesn’t describe what
registerdoes then it could do anything (within the parameters defined by the standard).