* Fix a nasty initializer ordering bug. Any only-CFG passes which registered
themselves before the CFGOnlyAnalysis vector initialized got forgotten and
thus got invalidated and recomputed.
In particular, in my compiled version of gccas, the Loop information pass was
being recomputed unnecessarily.
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Only transform call sites in a setjmp'ing function which are reachable from
the setjmp. If the call dominates the setjmp (for example), the called
function cannot longjmp to the setjmp.
This dramatically reduces the number of invoke instructions created in some
large testcases.
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have a SINGLE backedge. This is useful to, for example, the -indvars pass.
This implements testcase LoopSimplify/single-backedge.ll and closes PR#34
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* Print floating point values using C99 hexadecimal style FP if possible.
This increases the number of floating point constants that may be emitted
inline, and improves precision for global variable initializers which
can not be emitted in integer form.
This fixes the Olden/Power benchmark with the CBE!!!!
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* Fix isFPCSafeToPrint to find more constants safe to print, which it was
failing because ftostr was padding with leading space characters.
* Scan the entire module for global constants instead of each function at a
time. This has the advantage of allowing us to emit constants at global
scope instead of function scope. This speeds FP programs quite a bit.
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try to understand it; maybe this will help someone else do so too.
Default CVSRootDir to $CVSROOT first, then the path in ~vadve only if $CVSROOT
was not set.
Checkout with -z3 if we might be checking out over ssh/rsh.
Check the filename of gnuplot to see if it is executable; if not, as a
last resort, try just plain "gnuplot", hoping it is in the path somewhere.
Remove a little extra whitespace.
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Linux. This is consistent with what FreeBSD and Solaris both want.
This makes the JIT work on FreeBSD 5.1-RELEASE. Whee.
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I don't remember precisely what bug this fixed, but I remember that
it fixed a bug. Sorry. (I think one of these args had a Funny Shell Character
in it, or a space, or something, in my last build, and this seemed
like the obvious fix.)
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never necessary to do that to denote them as feature tests.
Removed the Feature.asm tests as they are the same as the Feature.mc
tests.
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Dead.
This is a dead header.
It's not pining! It's passed on! This header is no more! It has ceased
to be! It's expired and gone to meet its maker! It's a stiff! Bereft
of life, it rests in peace! If you hadn't nailed it to the perch it'd
be pushing up the daisies! Its metabolic processes are now history! It's
off the twig! It's kicked the bucket! It's shuffled off its mortal coil,
run down the curtain, and joined the bleeding choir invisibile!! THIS IS
AN EX-HEADER!!
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