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Subject: stack frame size
From: Dineth <dineth2007@gmail.com>
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Assume the following code.

F()
{
    ...
    A();
}

A is called inside F, I want to analyze the stack frame size of F()
when A is called. Can this be done in gcc? Note that there may be
multiple paths leading to the call site of A(). Which IR should I use?

Thanks.