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...ssembly printer works just fine. This is transparent to users. The NVPTX > target can be used just like MIPS and X86 with llc (and library users). > > Is llc saying nvptx is an invalid target? If so, you probably built LLVM > without NVPTX. I've used -enable-targets=all, and all libLLVMNVPTX*.a libs were produced. However, the AsmPrinter one looks dummy. Further, nvptx appears as a registered target when running llc --version. llc doesn't complain, but just "runs" forever with apparently no output >> BTW I've built LLVM with mingw (strange mixture of gcc-3....

...t;> NVPTX >>> target can be used just like MIPS and X86 with llc (and library users). >>> >>> Is llc saying nvptx is an invalid target? If so, you probably built LLVM >>> without NVPTX. >>> >> >> I've used -enable-targets=all, and all libLLVMNVPTX*.a libs were >> produced. However, the AsmPrinter one looks dummy. >> >> Further, nvptx appears as a registered target when running llc --version. >> >> llc doesn't complain, but just "runs" forever with apparently no output > > > Can you post th...

...ransparent to users. The >> NVPTX >> target can be used just like MIPS and X86 with llc (and library users). >> >> Is llc saying nvptx is an invalid target? If so, you probably built LLVM >> without NVPTX. >> > > I've used -enable-targets=all, and all libLLVMNVPTX*.a libs were produced. > However, the AsmPrinter one looks dummy. > > Further, nvptx appears as a registered target when running llc --version. > > llc doesn't complain, but just "runs" forever with apparently no output Can you post the llc command line you're usi...

...I'm trying to use the newly added (in LLVM 3.2) NVPTX backend for > producing PTX (Parallel Thread eXecution) assembly from simple C programs. > > While using llc with -march for mips and x86 works, -march=nvptx doesn't > work. This seems reasonable since I can see that the > libLLVMNVPTXAsmPrinter.a library is about 500 bytes (thus empty). However, > the strange thing is that AsmPrinter code can be found in the NVPTX backend > directory. I would expect that this code would be compiled to the > corresponding assembly printing library. > > Has anyone had similar proble...

Hi all, I'm trying to use the newly added (in LLVM 3.2) NVPTX backend for producing PTX (Parallel Thread eXecution) assembly from simple C programs. While using llc with -march for mips and x86 works, -march=nvptx doesn't work. This seems reasonable since I can see that the libLLVMNVPTXAsmPrinter.a library is about 500 bytes (thus empty). However, the strange thing is that AsmPrinter code can be found in the NVPTX backend directory. I would expect that this code would be compiled to the corresponding assembly printing library. Has anyone had similar problems with the NVPTX...