C3605: Runtime object '<Object>' is used at PC <PC>

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By default this message is disabled. This message may be enabled to report every runtime object used. Runtime objects (or calls) are used if the target CPU itself does not support a specific operation, e.g. a 32bit division or if the usage of such a runtime function is better than directly to inline it. The message is issued at the end of a function and reports the name and the PC where the object is used.

  double d1, d2;

  

  void foo(void) {

  

    d1 = d2 * 4.5;  // compiler calls _DMUL for 

  

                   // IEEE64 multiplication

  

  }

  

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