We have is a problem in getSetCCResult(), which we overload because we support
setCC for vectors. However, where other targets can get away with merely
converting the EVT that gets passed to getSetCCResult() to an integer type
(which EVT conveniently provides a method to do), we need to convert to int AND
promote to i32 (or, in some cases, i64). This requires doing something that the
EVT 'class' does not currently support… we need to create a new type,
which requires an LLVM Context, which most of the EVT methods that might create
a new type expect to get, but NOT getSetCCResult()…
While we could easily create an MVT for this, we ALSO have to work with vec3,
which isn't supported by MVTs… Note that getSetCCResult() is called before
type legalization.
What I'm looking for is the ability to create a new Type * in
getSetCCResult(), which requires an LLVM Context, which is simply not available
to the method as near as I can tell… The incoming EVT doesn't seem to have a
path to it's context that I can access (EVT.LLVMTy is 'private').
Suggestions?
Thanks,
Richard
