Hi Ivan! Writing tests for internal JIT algorithms and optimizations is the best way to learn Jitrino.OPT compiler from inside. I think that we should start from testing the ControlFlowGraph related algorithms first because of ControlFlowGraph structures and routines are shared by both H(igh-level)IR and L(ow-level)IR.
To write a test we must have a complete specification to the tested methods first. I tried to document ControlFlowGraph package and put the documentation to JIRA [ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HARMONY-1544 ] Just replace your version of ControlFlowGraph.h file with version in JIRA or apply the patch. I hope commiters will accept this patch soon. After it's done you can create new IR templates and write tests for the documented methods using samples from JIRA [ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HARMONY-1531 ]. On 9/22/06, Ivan Kollegov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello JIT developers. I am a student and want to learn JIT and understand its structure. What should I learn first? Is there some documentation for JIT? I think could write some tests for JITs methods. It would be useful for me. Thanks, Kollegov Ivan
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