similar to: [LLVMdev] question about PRE

Hi, I am Jill, I'm new here and new with llvm. I find that its old PRE.cpp has been removed from llvm-1.9 and the project homepage says that a GVN-PRE pass is being implemented. Since many PRE algorithms have been suggested, and I think PRE further differs according to the specific defination of equivalence, whether it is an "optimal" algorithm and optimal at what metric, etc, can I

hi, While surfing on net I found that LLVM is using sparse version of E-path_PRE approach in file PRE.cpp but I could not get what actually code is doing and I could not find the name of the developer in the file. Just want to know to because I could not able to find any paper on sparse version of this algorithm. Thanks in Advance -- Dheeraj Kumar M. Tech. I yr (CSE)

> To me, GVN-PRE and a MIPS backend would be the most useful ones. Do you > have MIPS hardware to test on? If not, a GVNPRE pass might be better, > though you could do the port with a good simulator. Daniel Berlin knows > much about GVNPRE, so he could probably comment more on it. I implemented GVN-PRE for GCC. You could probably do an implementation for LLVM in three months,

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