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Were we the only target doing this? Regardless, this seems fine to me, thanks!
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@craig.topper Yes, X86GenDAGIsel.inc generates the same before/after this change.
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Thanks again Denis, this looks good to me. Shall I commit this piece as well?
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Mar 12 2019
Yes Denis, I will try to push this for you tomorrow. Thanks!
Mar 7 2019
Yes, this looks fine with me too Denis. As a process matter, perhaps it makes sense to split into 2 pieces: "Just add the instruction encodings + disasm tests", and then "add the pass to generate pre-/post-increment instructions + tests"
Both pieces look fine with me.
Mar 5 2019
Can you add a few disassembler tests for the new variants here?
Sep 6 2018
Great, thanks for doing this!
Thanks, can you add a test to make sure the disassembler doesn't crash in this case?
Apr 13 2018
Yes, this looks good to me.
Apr 6 2018
Committed in r329404.
Thanks!
Apr 5 2018
Hi Yan,
Apr 4 2018
Great, thanks!
Do you need me to commit this for you?
Apr 2 2018
Hi Yan,
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Nov 28 2017
Hello Tatyana,
Nov 27 2017
OK, I was aware of these...but didn't know that you'd need them for the debugger. There are a couple of others (mayLoad, mayStore, Defs STATUS32), but I was going to add them when the code generation uses them. Thanks!
Nov 15 2017
@kparzysz, procedural question...am I OK to commit this for Tatyana, or do we need someone else to also sign off on this as well?
Nov 13 2017
Hi Tatyana,
Nov 8 2017
I don't personally feel strongly about either of these.
I'm generally trying to match the style in other backends, which on observation I thinke would either just implement the logic inline, or create a new static routine...and omit auto.
I was wrong on other details myself originally.
But, I'm also a newbie at this reviewing bit (like I somehow mistakenly marked this as accepted?), so I'm happy to be told otherwise.
Oct 12 2017
I'm getting a few errors when running these tests now?
Hello Tatyana,
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Sep 19 2017
Hello Tatyana,
Sep 18 2017
Hi Tatyana,
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Thanks for the help/comments everyone. Is this all OK to submit?
- Remove copyright notices
- Add myself as the ARC backend owner in CODE_OWNERS.txt
Aug 22 2017
Any comments or suggestions about Krzysztof's copyright notice question here? Are they OK in, or should the notices be taken out?
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Aug 8 2017
Hello Eugene, Matt,
Thanks again for taking a look. This should address all of the comments so far.
- Change line-1 comments to be 80-characters, and unify format.
- Add appropriate spacing around namespaces, and add '// end namespace XYZ' comments.
- Fix some other spacing issues, and remove some empty comment lines.
- Remove a couple of useless .str() calls.
- Implement TII getInstSizeInBytes method. Use this method in ARCBranchFinalize pass.
- Change Expand Pseudos to delete Instructions as encountered, rather than collect and delete at end.
- Remove all target-specific Load/Store lowering: The target independent path works fine for what we have.
- Add tests for unaligned load/store.
- Remove noisy DEBUG output from ARCISelLowering.
- Use getStoreSize where appropriate in ARCISelLowering.
- Run missed clang-tidy checks from last time (fixes ARCTargetLowering::isLegalAddressingMode, static isBRccPseudo in ARCBranchFinalize).
Aug 7 2017
Aug 4 2017
Hello Eugene,
Thanks for the comments and suggestions. I think I've addressed you're comments, let me know if you find things I missed.
- Run clang-tidy modernize, and fix resulting issues.
- Add ending "#endif // THIS_FILE" to a number of files.
- Remove a few needless extra lines, and a couple of required separating lines.
- Change a couple typedef -> using.