On 9/11/07, Jim Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It does look like loop-iv.c is broken though. Every
simplify_gen_relational call uses SImode. That probably should be
word_mode instead. You might want to submit a bug report for that.
I think even using word_mode there is wrong. An example
Hi,
I'm working on a port in which BITS_PER_UNIT is 16, Therefore HImode
represent 32 bits int and SImode is actually long long.
I see many references in gcc code to SImode. Isn't this problematic for
ports such as this when SImode does not represent the natural int?
I would like to define
Tal Agmon wrote:
I see many references in gcc code to SImode. Isn't this problematic for
ports such as this when SImode does not represent the natural int?
In the gcc dir, grep SImode *.[ch] | wc shows only 67 lines. That
isn't a large number relatively speaking. Many of these are in
Jim Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm not sure if anyone has ever done this before. The
assembler/linker/etc have no support for odd sized variables.
Usually the partial int modes were just used internal to gcc. For
instance, if you have 24-bit address registers, you would use 32-bit
