I am trying to check a fairly thread-sensitive area in my program and wondered if there is a way to get gcc to insert a call after every command it emits, so that I can manually switch to another thread?
Thanks Robert
No, GCC does not have this option.
However, you can hack a script that does this work. You can compile your assembler code using the -S option. The assembler generated by the compiler is relatively easy to parse.
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