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2010 May 25
2
website address for the pseuso-XLS files
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Maura
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2012 Jun 11
2
[LLVMdev] anti-dependency breaking and mask/shift dependencies
...tion does not actually
read or write to the register, but it means that if the register
allocator (or anything else) swaps the referenced register for another
one (or a new virtual register), then the 'remembered' register needs to
be swapped as well. Using this I can create a late-expanded pseuso
which represents the necessary mask/shift operation. This operation has
real read/write dependencies on the GPRs being used, but also needs to
'remember' from which cr the input originally came. On the other
hand, this might create a bunch of dead-register-dependency
special cases in CodeGe...
2012 Jun 11
0
[LLVMdev] anti-dependency breaking and mask/shift dependencies
...ly
> read or write to the register, but it means that if the register
> allocator (or anything else) swaps the referenced register for another
> one (or a new virtual register), then the 'remembered' register needs to
> be swapped as well. Using this I can create a late-expanded pseuso
> which represents the necessary mask/shift operation. This operation has
> real read/write dependencies on the GPRs being used, but also needs to
> 'remember' from which cr the input originally came. On the other
> hand, this might create a bunch of dead-register-dependency
>...
2012 Jun 11
1
[LLVMdev] anti-dependency breaking and mask/shift dependencies
...the register, but it means that if the
> > register allocator (or anything else) swaps the referenced register
> > for another one (or a new virtual register), then the 'remembered'
> > register needs to be swapped as well. Using this I can create a
> > late-expanded pseuso which represents the necessary mask/shift
> > operation. This operation has real read/write dependencies on the
> > GPRs being used, but also needs to 'remember' from which cr the
> > input originally came. On the other hand, this might create a bunch
> > of dead-reg...
2012 Jun 10
0
[LLVMdev] anti-dependency breaking and mask/shift dependencies
On Jun 9, 2012, at 10:12 PM, Hal Finkel wrote:
> On PowerPC (at least versions which predate the mfocrf instruction),
> while there are multiple independent condition registers, the only way
> to move those registers into a general-purpose register is to use mfcr,
> which transfers all of the (concatenated) condition registers into one
> general purpose register, followed by a
2012 Jun 10
2
[LLVMdev] anti-dependency breaking and mask/shift dependencies
On PowerPC (at least versions which predate the mfocrf instruction),
while there are multiple independent condition registers, the only way
to move those registers into a general-purpose register is to use mfcr,
which transfers all of the (concatenated) condition registers into one
general purpose register, followed by a mask/shift operation to extract
the desired pieces.
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