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From: rfg@nsc.nsc.com (Ron Guilmette)
Newsgroups: gnu.gcc.bug
Subject: Should INTEGRATE_THRESHOLD be bigger for RISC's?
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Date: 6 Oct 88 17:35:59 GMT
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This isn't really a bug.  At worst, it could only be called a "non-feature".

In GCC 1.28, the file integrate.c contains the following:

/* Default max number of insns a function can have and still be inline.
   This is overridden on RISC machines.  */
#ifndef INTEGRATE_THRESHOLD
#define INTEGRATE_THRESHOLD(DECL) ...
#endif

I grepped for the symbol INTEGRATE_THRESHOLD in all the sources and I
found only this one definition of it.  Since the comment says it should
be overridden for RISC machines, then why isn't it?