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Hi!! It's me again. I guess that there is a problem in the Makefile of my source code. But I don't know where. Could you please verify it? The Makefile is written like this: # Makefile for Genetic Algorithm Pass CXXFLAGS = -Wall -I/iss/fpga3/nicole/galib247/ LDFLAGS= -L/iss/fpga3/nicole/galib247/ga/ -lga -Wl,-E # Path to top level of LLVM heirarchy LEVEL=../../../ # Name of the

Hi!! This is my first time with llvm. I'm still learning and really need help. I wrote only one Function Pass, which uses another Function Pass (blockNrs), and registered this: RegisterPass<FunctionAnalysis> X("gasched", "Genom Scheduling Pass"); When I compile my sourcecode, everything was okay. But when I tried to test it, i got this error Message: nicole at

Hi!! This is my first time with llvm. I'm still learning and really need help. I wrote only one Function Pass, which uses another Function Pass (blockNrs), and registered this: RegisterPass<FunctionAnalysis> X("gasched", "Genom Scheduling Pass"); When I compile my sourcecode, everything was okay. But when I tried to test it, i got this error Message: nicole at

Hi Devang, > Did you use static ID ? For example ... > > class VISIBILITY_HIDDEN GVN : public FunctionPass { > bool runOnFunction(Function &F); > public: > static char ID; // Pass identification, replacement for typeid > GVN() : FunctionPass((intptr_t)&ID) { } > ... > Yes, I did. And actually everything was doing fine until I added galib (

Hi John!! >1) Have you ensured that your passes have different arguments to the = >RegisterPass constructor (i.e., they have different names)? Yes, I only write one Pass (Function Pass) and gave it that one name. >2) Are you sure that variable X is only being defined once? There are = >some ways in which you could have unintentionally defined it twice. For = >example, if you

Hi Dominic!! Oh thanks for your advice. I'll try it. -nic- > This doesn't directly answer your question, however I'm hoping it might > set someone on the right path to help. I've had problems passing > CPPFLAGS through from my Makefiles to the llvm compile command line. It > seems that anything I set in CPPFLAGS is set in the llvm Makefiles > themselves (seen