Displaying 4 results from an estimated 4 matches for "optioncontext".
2013 Oct 12
3
[LLVMdev] [RFC] CodeGen Context
...t-end generates the functions with appropriate function attributes taken
from command line options. Because the front-end may be dealing with IR files
and the command line options that are currently used may be different from those
the function was generated with, the front-end will create an "OptionContext"
object. Options specified by function attributes may be overridden by options
specified in the OptionContext. These are used as IR options by the middle
end. A suitable API will be set up to make this transparent to the middle end
*waves hands wildly*.
The function attributes and options con...
2013 Oct 14
2
[LLVMdev] [RFC] CodeGen Context
...ns with appropriate function attributes taken
>> from command line options. Because the front-end may be dealing with IR files
>> and the command line options that are currently used may be different from those
>> the function was generated with, the front-end will create an "OptionContext"
>> object. Options specified by function attributes may be overridden by options
>> specified in the OptionContext. These are used as IR options by the middle
>> end. A suitable API will be set up to make this transparent to the middle end
>> *waves hands wildly*.
>...
2013 Oct 14
0
[LLVMdev] [RFC] CodeGen Context
...opriate function attributes taken
>>> from command line options. Because the front-end may be dealing with IR files
>>> and the command line options that are currently used may be different from those
>>> the function was generated with, the front-end will create an "OptionContext"
>>> object. Options specified by function attributes may be overridden by options
>>> specified in the OptionContext. These are used as IR options by the middle
>>> end. A suitable API will be set up to make this transparent to the middle end
>>> *waves han...
2013 Oct 13
0
[LLVMdev] [RFC] CodeGen Context
...the functions with appropriate function attributes taken
> from command line options. Because the front-end may be dealing with IR files
> and the command line options that are currently used may be different from those
> the function was generated with, the front-end will create an "OptionContext"
> object. Options specified by function attributes may be overridden by options
> specified in the OptionContext. These are used as IR options by the middle
> end. A suitable API will be set up to make this transparent to the middle end
> *waves hands wildly*.
I’m not sure I unde...