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...ould be able to convert "cout" to "printf" or equivalent. Also how does llvm handles the libraries which are not part of std C but are in C++. ----------------------------------------- When I tried to compile my original benchmarks (They are from PARSEC suite) I see this error LLVM_ERROR: code generator does not support intrinsic function "llvm.umul.with.overflow.i32" How can I avoid this. I am running things on 64-bit Intel machine loaded with CentOS 5.x Any help/pointers to solve the above issues would be highly appriciated. Thanks, -Raj -------------- next part ----...

...mpossible" conditions, or conditions under which codegen can't continue. For example the assertions about relocations being in bounds on PowerPC. Perhaps these shouldn't be assertions at all, but there are far too many asserts to go over them one-by-one now and decide on converting to llvm_error. Maybe we should convert the "cheap" (invoked once per instruction at most) assert checks to something else, and then you could turn off the rest of the assertions. Best regards, --Edwin

Currently LLVM releases, as downloaded from llvm.org, have assertions enabled. (I'm told Apple ships LLVM with assertions disabled, which is why I mention llvm.org here). What do people think of disabling assertions? The advantage of disabling assertions is that LLVM runs faster. I don't know how much faster. It also makes for fairer comparisons with gcc releases, which have all but