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...into > a single register. For example <8 x i8> or <8 x i8>. > > > 2. Add some kind of API to TTI that allows the default logic (# == > > vector-size/type-size) to be overridden. This could be something > > specific to the problem at hand, such as: bool > > areFloatsStoredAsDoublesInVectors(), or something more general. > > Maybe something like: unsigned getSizeAsVectorElement(Type *T) > > which would return the number of bytes that the specified type > > actually takes up when used as a vector element. > > I prefer to fix the cost model. Do you see any probl...

...alizing the formation of <8 x float> vectors. This may work, but will cause an unnecessary compile-time increase. 2. Add some kind of API to TTI that allows the default logic (# == vector-size/type-size) to be overridden. This could be something specific to the problem at hand, such as: bool areFloatsStoredAsDoublesInVectors(), or something more general. Maybe something like: unsigned getSizeAsVectorElement(Type *T) which would return the number of bytes that the specified type actually takes up when used as a vector element. I'm certainly open to suggestions. I don't know if this situation applies to other t...

...le register. For example <8 x i8> or <8 x i8>. >> >>> 2. Add some kind of API to TTI that allows the default logic (# == >>> vector-size/type-size) to be overridden. This could be something >>> specific to the problem at hand, such as: bool >>> areFloatsStoredAsDoublesInVectors(), or something more general. >>> Maybe something like: unsigned getSizeAsVectorElement(Type *T) >>> which would return the number of bytes that the specified type >>> actually takes up when used as a vector element. >> >> I prefer to fix the cost model. Do...

...ou have smaller types they may get legalized into a single register. For example <8 x i8> or <8 x i8>. > 2. Add some kind of API to TTI that allows the default logic (# == vector-size/type-size) to be overridden. This could be something specific to the problem at hand, such as: bool areFloatsStoredAsDoublesInVectors(), or something more general. Maybe something like: unsigned getSizeAsVectorElement(Type *T) which would return the number of bytes that the specified type actually takes up when used as a vector element. I prefer to fix the cost model. Do you see any problems with this approach ? I understand t...