[FFmpeg-devel] PATCH: av_strtod

[Pavel Pavlov]

> Well, I think you now know one of the reasons why MANGLE is 
> used instead of "m" constraints: because every single 
> constraint is one thing that the compiler can mess up, and 
> from experience at least one compiler version will mess it up.
> So far MANGLE has been far more maintainable, are you really 
> sure you can't use it? Because even the Solaris compiler 
> manages to handle it.


Yes, I am sure that Intel inline asm doesn't support it, It's quite 
limited on win32. On linux icc passes asm code to gas, so it works just
like with gcc