Sourcing a stored file and writing to output file in godbolt How can one create the needed Isource json file and have godbolt create the output file (Osource json) that can also be seen on the website itself? On my Windows computer using Visual Studio, I would store Isource json in the same folder where the project solution file exists and the above code would read that file and Osource json would be created written in the same folder
How to generate godbolt like clean assembly locally? @PeterCordes I did try that, but I did this out of a few of reasons A) Setting up godbolt locally for this is non-trivial B) Godbolt can't clean-up already generated assembly C) I just wanted to do this myself, and see what the compiler was actually doing behind the scenes –
How to test C++ modules with godbolt (compiler explorer)? Currently you cannot A typical modules example needs multiple source files Eg in your case, main cpp test cpp This is not currently supported in GodBolt I tried building using the raw github content on Godbolt But it does not work I have opened this request Also see this ongoing request which seemingly is under process
c - How to download a file from godbolt? - Stack Overflow FWIW, you can look up godbolt's output truncation behavior in its source Your output looks to be precisely 32768 == 2**15 characters long, which seems like a sensible maximum length Curiously this is less than the default max length given in the code of 2**20, so I guess the live web instance overrides it with a smaller value in ExecutionOptions
c - Using GCC to produce readable assembly? - Stack Overflow godbolt is a very useful tool, they list only has C++ compilers but you can use -x c flag in order to get it treat the code as C It will then generate an assembly listing for your code side by side and you can use the Colourise option to generate colored bars to visually indicate which source code maps to the generated assembly
c# - Is it possible to turn on off optimizations for the . NET compiler . . . Is it possible to turn on off optimizations for the NET compiler in godbolt? I've tried -optimize and Optimize as per the docs, and some other fruitless attempts, but I don't see a difference With NET (main) it always seems to optimize The other one ( NET 7 0 105) does not seem to (see below example)