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...h-level loops", I am almost ready to go the other >> way using the machine assembly. >> Anyway, could you shed some lights on me? >> Thank you very much > >Hi Seung, > >It would appear to me that you would simply need to perform a >modified form of "un-SSAification". For instance, if you have PHI >nodes whose values come from the back edges of a loop, then you could >perhaps store those values to memory and then load them inside of the >loop in place of the PHI node. > >Meta-code: > >BB1: > %v1 = ... > ... &g...

...t ready to go the other >>> way using the machine assembly. >>> Anyway, could you shed some lights on me? >>> Thank you very much >> >> Hi Seung, >> >> It would appear to me that you would simply need to perform a >> modified form of "un-SSAification". For instance, if you have PHI >> nodes whose values come from the back edges of a loop, then you could >> perhaps store those values to memory and then load them inside of the >> loop in place of the PHI node. >> >> Meta-code: >> >> BB1: >&gt...

Dear Dr.Lattner Hello, Dr.Lattner. You may find your reply at http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/pipermail/llvmdev/2007-August/010479.html and other your replies to me right up and down at the list. You had suggested me to read the "structural analysis" section in Muchnick's book. Thank you for this. I bought and read it, which was very helpful but... I still don't have any idea

...>> way using the machine assembly. >>>> Anyway, could you shed some lights on me? >>>> Thank you very much >>> >>> Hi Seung, >>> >>> It would appear to me that you would simply need to perform a >>> modified form of "un-SSAification". For instance, if you have PHI >>> nodes whose values come from the back edges of a loop, then you >>> could >>> perhaps store those values to memory and then load them inside of >>> the >>> loop in place of the PHI node. >>> >...