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Preface Arm Compiler Tools Overview armclang Reference armclang Command-line Options Summary of armclang command-line options -C (armclang) -c (armclang) -D -E -e -fbare-metal-pie -fbracket-depth=N -fcommon, -fno-common -fdata-sections, -fno-data-sections -ffast-math, -fno-fast-math -ffixed-rN -ffp-mode -ffunction-sections, -fno-function-sections -fident, -fno-ident @file -fldm-stm, -fno-ldm-stm -fno-builtin -fno-inline-functions -flto, -fno-lto -fexceptions, -fno-exceptions -fomit-frame-pointer, -fno-omit-frame-pointer -fpic, -fno-pic -fropi, -fno-ropi -fropi-lowering, -fno-ropi-lowering -frwpi, -fno-rwpi -frwpi-lowering, -fno-rwpi-lowering -fsanitize -fshort-enums, -fno-short-enums -fshort-wchar, -fno-short-wchar -fstack-protector, -fstack-protector-all, -fstack- -fstrict-aliasing, -fno-strict-aliasing -fsysv, -fno-sysv -ftrapv -fvectorize, -fno-vectorize -fvisibility -fwrapv -g, -gdwarf-2, -gdwarf-3, -gdwarf-4 (armclang) -I -include -L -l -M, -MM -MD, -MMD -MF -MG -MP -MT -march 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#pragma unroll_completely #pragma weak symbol, #pragma weak symbol1 = symbol Other Compiler-specific Features ACLE support Predefined macros Inline functions Volatile variables Half-precision floating-point data types Half-precision floating-point number format Half-precision floating-point intrinsics Library support for _Float16 data type BFloat16 floating-point number format TT instruction intrinsics Non-secure function pointer intrinsics Supported architecture feature combinations for sp armclang Integrated Assembler Syntax of assembly files for integrated assembler Assembly expressions Alignment directives Data definition directives String definition directives Floating-point data definition directives Section directives Conditional assembly directives Macro directives Symbol binding directives Org directive AArch32 Target selection directives AArch64 Target selection directives Space-filling directives Type directive Integrated assembler support for the CSDB instruct armclang 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#pragma unroll[(n)], #pragma unroll_completely

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B5.6 #pragma unroll[(n)], #pragma unroll_completely

Instructs the compiler to unroll a loop by n iterations.

Syntax

#pragma unroll

#pragma unroll_completely

#pragma unroll n

#pragma unroll(n)

Where:

n

is an optional value indicating the number of iterations to unroll.

Default

If you do not specify a value for n, the compiler attempts to fully unroll the loop. The compiler can only fully unroll loops where it can determine the number of iterations.

#pragma unroll_completely will not unroll a loop if the number of iterations is not known at compile time.

Usage

This pragma is supported at the -Os, -Oz, -O2, -O3, -Ofast, and -Omax optimization levels. It is not supported at the -O0 or -O1 optimization levels.

When compiling at -O3, the compiler automatically unrolls loops where it is beneficial to do so. This pragma can be used to ask the compiler to unroll a loop that has not been unrolled automatically.

#pragma unroll[(n)] can be used immediately before a for loop, a while loop, or a do ... while loop.

Restrictions

This pragma is a request to the compiler to unroll a loop that has not been unrolled automatically. It does not guarantee that the loop is unrolled.

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