> I would not call, to pretend the compiler to issue memory loads every time it access
> a variable, a nontrivial way.
> It sounds pretty clear to me.
You know, one of the nice things about C is that unless you abuse
preprocessor, reading code doesn't require doing far lookups. Most
of it can be read and understood with very little context. "Do it
once when you declare a variable" goes against that and that's
not a good thing.
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