If I may add to this, then I'm curious why there is something like:
I64[BaseReg + 784] = I64[BaseReg + 784];
presented in Cmm optimized code. Since I don't know Cmm enough I've
verified if the semantics is really C like by looking into generated asm
and indeed it looks so. This costs 5 isns of sparc asm btw.
If someone is interested to duplicate this, then use sparc or ppc 32 bit
registerised target and Haskell code:
module Main where
import Data.Int
main = print ( ( 2 ^ 6 ) :: Int64 )
Karel
On 03/ 8/14 09:21 AM, Johan Tibell wrote:
While looking at some generated Cmm I saw things like this
c1Cm:
goto c1Cq;
c1Cq:
i.e. useless basic blocks that haven't been optimized away. Is this to
be expected?
-- Johan
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