now knows how to write out a constant, not the constants themselves. This is
fixed due to the move of the AsmWriter to the VMcore library.
llvm-svn: 2297
We now use an InstVisitor to delegate to different cases that we are
interested in handling. We also fix the FIXME's by adding users to the
worklist when appropriate.
llvm-svn: 2292
value from a visit function
* Define a (file local) DELEGATE macro to make the code easier to read/maintain
* Define per-opcode delegation functions so that users can override specific
instances of BinaryOperator for example.
llvm-svn: 2290
* Allow structs with negative offsets. This enables the em3d benchmark to
be made typesafe. In this case, the struct had an array as the first
element, so a negative index was ok (the expr was -8 + 8x)
llvm-svn: 2271
* Fix bug printing method types (oops when converting previous code)
* Move some of the code from Constant::getStrValue implementations here.
This allows us to do a MUCH MUCH better job printing out complex constant
values (think an array of structure pointers), because we print symbolic
type names instead of structural. The assistance when debugging is immense
Eventually, Constant::getStrValue should be removed (it existed before because
the asmwriter file was not in VMCore), and everyone should go through the
asmwriter that want's equivalent functionality.
llvm-svn: 2268
* Make the function pointer argument explicit for a call nodes
* Eliminate unreachable global values
* Merge call nodes that are identical
llvm-svn: 2266
* Fold call nodes that are indistinguishable for each other. This is a big
win for external functions like sqrt, which would multiply dramatically
before.
* Global nodes with no edges to or from them are now eliminated from the graph.
llvm-svn: 2257
* Add new function printTypeAtLeastOneLevel used to...
* Print the symbol table *WITH SYMBOLIC TYPES*. Now we get:
%tree = type { int, %tree*, %tree* }
in the type definition section of the disassembled output instead of
%tree = type { int, \2*, \2* }
the different for the health benchmark and power are simply amazing.
llvm-svn: 2240
* Handle more complex structure so that power works almost
* Fix bug with pooldestroy call where we passed in the size of the object
instead of the pool to destroy. bisort is now pool allocated successfully!
llvm-svn: 2238
