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...ld = load i32* %val.index > %val.index1 = getelementptr %struct* %ptr, i32 0, i32 1 > %val.field2 = load i32* %val.index1 > %val.ptr = alloca %struct > %val.ptr.index = getelementptr %struct* %val.ptr, i32 0, i32 0 > store i32 %val.field, i32* %val.ptr.index > %val.ptr.index4 = getelementptr %struct* %val.ptr, i32 0, i32 1 > store i32 %val.field2, i32* %val.ptr.index4 > call void @extern_func(%struct* byval %val.ptr) > ret void > } > > If so, would you mind pointing me to the phase that would reduce this? > (I'm assuming that's what y...

Reid is right that this would go in memcpyopt, but... we there's an active discussion on the commit list which will solve this through a different mechanism. There's an active desire to avoid teaching GVN and related pieces (of which memcpyopt is one) about first class aggregates. We don't have enough active users of the feature to justify and maintain the complexity. If you

...x >> %val.index1 = getelementptr %struct* %ptr, i32 0, i32 1 >> %val.field2 = load i32* %val.index1 >> %val.ptr = alloca %struct >> %val.ptr.index = getelementptr %struct* %val.ptr, i32 0, i32 0 >> store i32 %val.field, i32* %val.ptr.index >> %val.ptr.index4 = getelementptr %struct* %val.ptr, i32 0, i32 1 >> store i32 %val.field2, i32* %val.ptr.index4 >> call void @extern_func(%struct* byval %val.ptr) >> ret void >> } >> >> If so, would you mind pointing me to the phase that would reduce this? >> (I'...

...the GPL. For Samba 3.6.23 which they use, they have no intentions to release the source, as they also have already stated on computeraudiophile.com that they only share the kernel, nothing else: http://www.computeraudiophile.com/f22-networking-networked-audio-and-streaming/alternatives-aries-23864/index4.html#post411669 "For the repository: We only publish what we believe is 'fully complete'. That's why the kernel source code was not published a long time ago because we do not consider it as 'complete'. Most of the open source code project in the community are full of bugs...

...the duration timer starts. About every handful of connects. In Muses player though, it simply reports Network Error now and then while trying connect (even on the LAN), disconnects and re-tries in 10 seconds or so. The test Muses player for the 2.4.4 server is this page http://radioinvercargill.nz/index4.htm Both of these maybe client issues and nothing to do with each other either (I need to keep that in mind). The normal website index page is currently using kh8 on port 8000. I don't know if this observation has anything to do with it either: The port 8000 server (kh8) bursts it's traffi...

....6.23 which they use, they have no intentions to release > the source, as they also have already stated on computeraudiophile.com > that they only share the kernel, nothing else: > > http://www.computeraudiophile.com/f22-networking-networked-audio-and-streaming/alternatives-aries-23864/index4.html#post411669 > > "For the repository: We only publish what we believe is 'fully > complete'. That's why the kernel source code was not published a long > time ago because we do not consider it as 'complete'. Most of the open > source code project in the c...

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...r the duration timer starts. About every handful of connects. In Muses player though, it simply reports Network Error now and then while trying connect (even on the LAN), disconnects and re-tries in 10 seconds or so. The test Muses player for the 2.4.4 server is this pagehttp://radioinvercargill.nz/index4.htm Both of these maybe client issues and nothing to do with each other either (I need to keep that in mind). The normal website index page is currently using kh8 on port 8000. > > I don't know if this observation has anything to do with it either: The port 8000 server (kh8) bursts it...

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