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Prevents the compiler from performing induction (loop counter) variable optimizations. These optimizations may be unsafe (may alter the semantics of your program) when there are integer overflow operations involving the induction variables.
When using -O2 or higher optimization, you can specify -qstrict_induction to prevent optimizations that change the result of a program if truncation or sign extension of a loop induction variable should occur as a result of variable overflow or wrap-around. However, use of -qstrict_induction is generally not recommended because it can cause considerable performance degradation.
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