Dear friends at gcc.gnu.org, Thank you for gcc, which is one of the most wonderful pieces of software that humankind has produced. I'd like to modify gcc to target a CPU that I'm designing. The RTL used by the intermediate stages of gcc, unfortunately, won't be useful for me. I'd like to find a way to dump the tree-like data structure, that consists of the compiled program, with symbol resolution, ]constant folding, etc., having been done, just before it's transformed into the linear RTL. The output might be in a simple lisp-like format. It seems that I'll need to modify gcc in order to do this. I've looked at e.g. the gcc "-fdump-tree-optimized" switch. This doesn't give me what I need. Would anyone who has suggestions, about where I should look in the source code for gcc, to see these data structures that I'd like to dump, please email me? Many thanks,
Lyman Opie [email protected]
