Hi,

I ran some benchmarks using g++ V3.3.1. Two functions are called from a main
program. While both doing exactly the same array manipulation (dot product
on doubles), one of the functions uses the __restrict keyword to tell the
compiler that pointer aliasing is "turned off" in that function.

To my surprise, the __restrict version is not faster than the conventional
one. In fact, they show the same speed. Do I have to specify any compilation
option to tell g++ to really take advantage from the __restrict information?
Didn't find anything in the docs however. I tried using -o, -o2, -o3, giving
always equal speed for both functions.

Regards
Kaspar

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