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...e parameters by other clients. * Polly’s method of handling signed division/remainder operations, which worked around lack of support in ScalarEvolution, is being replaced thanks to improvements being contributed to ScalarEvolution itself (see D34598). Polly’s core delinearization routines have long been a part of LLVM itself. * PolyhedralInfo, which exposes a subset of Polly’s loop analysis for use by other clients, is now available. * Polly is now part of the LLVM release process...

...; > > > Polly’s method of handling signed division/remainder operations, > > which worked around lack of support in ScalarEvolution, is being > > replaced thanks to improvements being contributed to ScalarEvolution > > itself (see D34598). Polly’s core delinearization routines have long > > been a part of LLVM itself. > > > > * > > > > PolyhedralInfo, which exposes a subset of Polly’s loop analysis for > > use by other clients, is now available. >...

...er >> clients. >> * >> Polly’s method of handling signed division/remainder operations, >> which worked around lack of support in ScalarEvolution, is being >> replaced thanks to improvements being contributed to >> ScalarEvolution itself (see D34598). Polly’s core delinearization >> routines have long been a part of LLVM itself. >> * >> PolyhedralInfo, which exposes a subset of Polly’s loop analysis >> for use by other clients, is now available. >> * >> Polly is now part of the LLVM release...

...ameters and allows reuse of these parameters by other clients. * Polly’s method of handling signed division/remainder operations, which worked around lack of support in ScalarEvolution, is being replaced thanks to improvements being contributed to ScalarEvolution itself (see D34598). Polly’s core delinearization routines have long been a part of LLVM itself. * PolyhedralInfo, which exposes a subset of Polly’s loop analysis for use by other clients, is now available. * Polly is now part of the LLVM release process and is being included with LLVM by...

...parameters and allows > reuse of these parameters by other clients. - Polly’s method of handling > signed division/remainder operations, which worked around lack of support > in ScalarEvolution, is being replaced thanks to improvements being > contributed to ScalarEvolution itself (see D34598). Polly’s core > delinearization routines have long been a part of LLVM itself. - > PolyhedralInfo, which exposes a subset of Polly’s loop analysis for use by > other clients, is now available. - Polly is now part of the LLVM release > process and is being included with LLVM by various...

...modeling parameters and allows reuse of these parameters by other clients. >>> Polly’s method of handling signed division/remainder operations, which worked around lack of support in ScalarEvolution, is being replaced thanks to improvements being contributed to ScalarEvolution itself (see D34598). Polly’s core delinearization routines have long been a part of LLVM itself. >>> PolyhedralInfo, which exposes a subset of Polly’s loop analysis for use by other clients, is now available. >>> Polly is now part of the LLVM release process and is being included with LLVM by variou...

...ts. > > > > * > > > > Polly’s method of handling signed division/remainder operations, > > which worked around lack of support in ScalarEvolution, is being > > replaced thanks to improvements being contributed to ScalarEvolution > > itself (see D34598). Polly’s core delinearization routines have long > > been a part of LLVM itself. > > > > * > > > > PolyhedralInfo, which exposes a subset of Polly’s loop analysis for > > use by other clients, is now available. > > > > * > > > &gt...

...parameters by other > clients. > > * > > Polly’s method of handling signed division/remainder operations, > which worked around lack of support in ScalarEvolution, is being > replaced thanks to improvements being contributed to ScalarEvolution > itself (see D34598). Polly’s core delinearization routines have long > been a part of LLVM itself. > > * > > PolyhedralInfo, which exposes a subset of Polly’s loop analysis for > use by other clients, is now available. > > * > > Polly is now part of the LLVM release pro...