genconditions.c File Reference

Functions
static void	write_header (void)
static void	write_conditions (void)
static int	write_one_condition (void **, void *)
static int	write_one_condition (void **slot, void *ARG_UNUSED(dummy))
static void	write_writer ()
int	main ()

Variables
static int	saw_eh_return

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Function Documentation

int main

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References add_c_test(), init_rtx_reader_args(), pattern_lineno, progname, read_md_rtx(), saw_eh_return, write_conditions(), write_header(), and write_writer().

static void write_conditions ( )

static

Write out the complete conditions table, its size, and a flag
   indicating that gensupport.c can now do insn elision.   

References traverse_c_tests(), and write_one_condition().

Referenced by main().

static void write_header ( void  )

static

Generate the header for insn-conditions.c.   

References saw_eh_return.

Referenced by main().

static int write_one_condition ( void **  , void *    )

static

Referenced by write_conditions().

static int write_one_condition ( void **  slot, void *  ARG_UNUSEDdummy  )

static

Write out one entry in the conditions table, using the data pointed
   to by SLOT.  Each entry looks like this:

   { "! optimize_size && ! TARGET_READ_MODIFY_WRITE",
     __builtin_constant_p (! optimize_size && ! TARGET_READ_MODIFY_WRITE)
     ? (int) (! optimize_size && ! TARGET_READ_MODIFY_WRITE)
     : -1) },   

References c_test::expr, print_c_condition(), and print_md_ptr_loc().

static void write_writer ( )

static

Emit code which will convert the C-format table to a
   (define_conditions) form, which the MD reader can understand.
   The result will be added to the set of files scanned by
   'downstream' generators.   

Referenced by main().

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Variable Documentation

int saw_eh_return

static

Process machine description and calculate constant conditions.
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In a machine description, all of the insn patterns - define_insn,
   define_expand, define_split, define_peephole, define_peephole2 -
   contain an optional C expression which makes the final decision
   about whether or not this pattern is usable.  That expression may
   turn out to be always false when the compiler is built.  If it is,
   most of the programs that generate code from the machine
   description can simply ignore the entire pattern.   

so we can include except.h in the generated file.   

Referenced by main(), and write_header().