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...ith a bad_alloc exception. We're in the midst of upgrading to 2.4 so I will re-try bugpoint then. The above pseudocode represents the situation adequately. How do I go about creating the copy t = x? I don't want to use an add with a zero constant because it may not be optimized in all circustations (floating point, for example). In this particular example another solution would be to reorder the phis but I don't think that will work in the general case. -Dave

...dNumber from wbinfo. He becomes visible to Linux via nss-ldapd, whilst retaing his Domain User status on the windows side:-) My question is, to which category of SID does S-1-5-21-980186919-4150830324-975011627-1121 belong? Can we assume that this is fixed for the life of the domain? Under what circustances could s4 change it, and if id did, would we be given warning? Thanks, Steve

On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 2:54 PM, David Greene <dag at cray.com> wrote: > How do I go about creating the copy t = x? I don't want to use an add with a > zero constant because it may not be optimized in all circustations (floating > point, for example). You can use a no-op bitcast for scalars, but there isn't any reliable way to do it for all first-class values. That said, I don't quite follow the issue. This is SSA, so the only way a value can change is if you change the code. I'm not real...

Hi, I've got a fairly working Asterisk setup, with a few minor glitches, one of which is very very irritating. Sometimes, during a call, the remote end just drops off. We're using software SIP phones (SJPhone) connecting to * then out through analogue lines with X100P cards. There is nothing in the logs and nothing on the console, the call just seems to 'go away'! Can anyone