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Am 07.10.2011 19:28, schrieb Dan Gohman: > Translating from Java to LLVM IR and then back to Java would > probably not be very practical. That's not what I'm aiming for. I want MyHLL -> MyCompiler -> MyIR1 -> MyTransformer -> MyIR2 -> Backend Where "Backend" could be a code generator for the JVM, CLR, or something LLVM-based. It would be nice if I could have ... -> MyIR2 -> LLVM -> JVM/CLR/native since that would take some passes out of MyTransformer. I'm not sure how useful LLV...

...m cvs & llvm-gcc from svn last night and again tonight. Each time they compiled and installed fine. After installing them, I recompiled compiler transforms I had written for opt. opt seems to load the my transform libraries fine, but it complains: opt: Unknown command line argument '-mytransform' whenever I try to specify one of my transforms on the opt command line. I checked the names of the transforms and they are correct. In addition, I did a opt --help and my transforms were lisetd. So, I switched back to a version of llvm & llvm-gcc from about a month ago, and opt rec...

...and again >>tonight. Each time they compiled and installed fine. After installing >>them, I recompiled compiler transforms I had written for opt. opt seems >>to load the my transform libraries fine, but it complains: >> >>opt: Unknown command line argument '-mytransform' > > >>whenever I try to specify one of my transforms on the opt command line. > > > Please see PR1317 and PR1318. I believe you're running into the same > issue. Briefly, the issue is that option processing has changed to not > be so oriented towards static...

...from svn last night and again > tonight. Each time they compiled and installed fine. After installing > them, I recompiled compiler transforms I had written for opt. opt seems > to load the my transform libraries fine, but it complains: > > opt: Unknown command line argument '-mytransform' > > whenever I try to specify one of my transforms on the opt command line. > I checked the names of the transforms and they are correct. In > addition, I did a opt --help and my transforms were lisetd. > > So, I switched back to a version of llvm & llvm-gcc from about...

...svn last night and again > tonight. Each time they compiled and installed fine. After installing > them, I recompiled compiler transforms I had written for opt. opt seems > to load the my transform libraries fine, but it complains: > > opt: Unknown command line argument '-mytransform' > whenever I try to specify one of my transforms on the opt command line. Please see PR1317 and PR1318. I believe you're running into the same issue. Briefly, the issue is that option processing has changed to not be so oriented towards static initialization time. This has changed th...

On Oct 7, 2011, at 7:42 AM, Michael Clagett wrote: > Wondering if you've gotten any further answering the question you pose below? > > I also am interested in being able to generate a JVM backend, but not departing, as you are, from coding in java itself, but rather as a means to integrate my own custom vm with Java and be able to produce and consume java code easily from my custom

...tonight. Each time they compiled and installed fine. After installing > >>them, I recompiled compiler transforms I had written for opt. opt seems > >>to load the my transform libraries fine, but it complains: > >> > >>opt: Unknown command line argument '-mytransform' > > > > > >>whenever I try to specify one of my transforms on the opt command line. > > > > > > Please see PR1317 and PR1318. I believe you're running into the same > > issue. Briefly, the issue is that option processing has changed to not...

...mentation fault I'm using the latest SVN checkouts for both LLVM and llvm-poolalloc. Should I perhaps use the 2.5 branch of LLVM instead? Oh, also, what's the name of the DSA pass that pool allocation runs? I'd like to structure my passes to go "DSA-MyAnalysis-PoolAllocation-MyTransform". Thanks, --Patrick

Wondering if you've gotten any further answering the question you pose below? I also am interested in being able to generate a JVM backend, but not departing, as you are, from coding in java itself, but rather as a means to integrate my own custom vm with Java and be able to produce and consume java code easily from my custom environment. Just curios if you made any progress answering this

...or x, transforms x according to myAttr and then sets myAttr as an attribute of x before returning x, so I can easily know what myAttr was used (basically it's a power transformation and myAttr is the lambda). myFunction.numeric <- function(x, ...) { myAttr <- calcMyAttr(x, ...) x <- myTransform(x, myAttr, ...) attr(x, "myAttr") <- myAttr return(x) } To apply it over several columns of a data.frame, I have the following function: myFunction.data.frame <- function(df, ...) { df <- apply(df, 2, myFunction , ...) } myDataFrame[cols] <- myFunction(myDataFrame[cols]...

...using the latest SVN checkouts for both LLVM and llvm-poolalloc. > Should I perhaps use the 2.5 branch of LLVM instead? > > Oh, also, what's the name of the DSA pass that pool allocation runs? > I'd like to structure my passes to go > "DSA-MyAnalysis-PoolAllocation-MyTransform". > You can use the -debug-pass=Arguments option to opt to print out which DSA passes it is using. -- John T. > Thanks, > --Patrick > _______________________________________________ > LLVM Developers mailing list > LLVMdev at cs.uiuc.edu http://llvm.cs.uiuc.edu &...