GCC to Allow Indirect Function Calls Without Executable Stack
A recent development in the GCC compiler has led to the introduction of indirect function calls without an executable stack requirement.[813247][609007]
As of August 28, 2026, the GCC compiler has begun to support this feature, allowing developers to write more efficient code.[813247]
The change is a result of a discussion between developers and the GCC community, who sought to improve the compiler's performance and flexibility.[813247]