Sounds like you need to define a machine specific constantpool value.
Take a look at MachineConstantPoolValue in llvm/CodeGen/
MachineConstantPool.h
e.g.
class ARMConstantPoolValue : public MachineConstantPoolValue {
unsigned JTIndex;
GlobalValue *GV;
...
};
Then in your lowering routine you can do DAG.getTargetConstantPool
(new ARMConstantPoolValue, MVT::i32, alignment)
Make sure you define getExistingMachineCPValue() and
AddSelectionDAGCSEId() correctly. The former is called by
getConstantPoolIndex() to look for a duplicate entry in the constant
pool. The later is used by SelectionDAG::getConstantPool().
Evan
On Oct 19, 2006, at 4:06 AM, Rafael Espíndola wrote:
> I had some problems adding the address of a jump table to the constant
> pool. The problem is that the address of a jump table is not a
> GlobalValue.Currently I decided to expand BRIND so that I can work on
> simpler problems :-)
>
> A small brain dump on the issue:
> GlobalValues are currently used to represent functions and global
> variables. Maybe we could also use then for anything that will have a
> label in the final assembly: functions, global variables, basic
> blocks, jump tables and constant pools.
>
> If we do so it would be very easy to add a jump table to a constant
> pool (analogous to adding a global variable). It would also be
> possible to add basic blocks, so maybe we could merge jump tables and
> constant pools in one class?
>
> Best Regards,
> Rafael
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