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...cept for the fact that it doesn't seem to generate fresh names for things. Or if it does, they're the empty string (I suspect it is the latter, since when I create the new instruction the empty string is passed in for the name of the instruction). Is there some way to get a new name (like tmp155) and have a high degree of confidence that it is actually unique? -- Ben On 7/4/07, Chris Lattner <sabre at nondot.org> wrote: > On Wed, 4 Jul 2007, Ben Chambers wrote: > > Ok. So I took the source code from 1.5 for the LowerConstantExprs > > pass and (hopefully) corrected a...

...at it doesn't seem to > generate fresh names for things. Or if it does, they're the empty > string (I suspect it is the latter, since when I create the new > instruction the empty string is passed in for the name of the > instruction). Is there some way to get a new name (like tmp155) and > have a high degree of confidence that it is actually unique? Sure. Just give every name "tmp" and it will autounique them. -Chris > On 7/4/07, Chris Lattner <sabre at nondot.org> wrote: >> On Wed, 4 Jul 2007, Ben Chambers wrote: >>> Ok. So I took the...

I found a case where GVN seems to miscompile an OpenCL program. What I am trying to figure out is given a bitcode file, how can I reduce it to a simpler case with bugpoint when I don't have a valid reference compiler available. Thanks for any tips, Micah -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

On Wed, 4 Jul 2007, Ben Chambers wrote: > Ok. So I took the source code from 1.5 for the LowerConstantExprs > pass and (hopefully) corrected all the bitrot. It now compiles. But > opt doesn't see it (when I run Release/bin/opt --help it doesn't show > up). So, I copy the Transform/Hello directory and compile it as a > dynamically loaded pass. When I run Release/bin/opt

Ok. So I took the source code from 1.5 for the LowerConstantExprs pass and (hopefully) corrected all the bitrot. It now compiles. But opt doesn't see it (when I run Release/bin/opt --help it doesn't show up). So, I copy the Transform/Hello directory and compile it as a dynamically loaded pass. When I run Release/bin/opt -load Release/lib/LLVMLowerConstExps --help it shows up. Ok.