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..., which will make the LLVM > pass manager > unhappy. > > I believe this is because the RegisterPass<> > constructor does pass > registration, so if it's declared multiple times, it > registers the pass > multiple times. > > To fix it, put RegisterPass<YourPassName> inside one > of the .cpp files > implementing your pass. > > Regarding your more specific questions, I suspect that EE > can be used > with the Pass Manager to run optimization passes, but > that's just a > guess on my part; I have never done it myself. I suspe...

...cause your pass to get registered multiple times, which will make the LLVM pass manager unhappy. I believe this is because the RegisterPass<> constructor does pass registration, so if it's declared multiple times, it registers the pass multiple times. To fix it, put RegisterPass<YourPassName> inside one of the .cpp files implementing your pass. Regarding your more specific questions, I suspect that EE can be used with the Pass Manager to run optimization passes, but that's just a guess on my part; I have never done it myself. I suspect the issue is just getting the right...

Hi all, I am repeating my question from yesterday coz I need to find a solution to this ASAP. How do I link the executionengine to an optimization pass. If I use LINK_COMPONENTS=engine in the Makefile, I get the Pass registered multiple times error. And if i dont use anything, it is not able to load the EE. It gives error loading symbol error. So, 1. Is it possible to use the EE within an

...ss manager >> unhappy. >> >> I believe this is because the RegisterPass<> >> constructor does pass >> registration, so if it's declared multiple times, it >> registers the pass >> multiple times. >> >> To fix it, put RegisterPass<YourPassName> inside one >> of the .cpp files >> implementing your pass. >> >> Regarding your more specific questions, I suspect that EE >> can be used >> with the Pass Manager to run optimization passes, but >> that's just a >> guess on my part; I have...

...gt; >> I believe this is because the RegisterPass<> > >> constructor does pass > >> registration, so if it's declared multiple > times, it > >> registers the pass > >> multiple times. > >> > >> To fix it, put RegisterPass<YourPassName> > inside one > >> of the .cpp files > >> implementing your pass. > >> > >> Regarding your more specific questions, I suspect > that EE > >> can be used > >> with the Pass Manager to run optimization passes, > but > >> th...

...this is because the RegisterPass<> >>>> constructor does pass >>>> registration, so if it's declared multiple >> times, it >>>> registers the pass >>>> multiple times. >>>> >>>> To fix it, put RegisterPass<YourPassName> >> inside one >>>> of the .cpp files >>>> implementing your pass. >>>> >>>> Regarding your more specific questions, I suspect >> that EE >>>> can be used >>>> with the Pass Manager to run optimization passes,...