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Fixes for the review comments by Aaron.
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Thanks, I've commited the changes in revision 248158 (but forgot to add link in svn commit message).
Alexander
Sep 21 2015
Added an assertion for TiedTo value.
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Hi Aaron,
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John, thank you, I've fixed all the issues.
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Hi John,
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Sep 30 2014
I updated the code to make the number of iterations 64-bit if we cannot prove that 32 bits would be enough and added a test with such example.
I'm not sure if it's worth to do widening to 128 bits in similar cases with several nested loops with 64-bit counters - in particular, in case of worksharing loop directives the library only supports 32-bit and 64-bit counters, so we'll need truncate it to 64 bits for such directives anyway.
Sep 29 2014
Here is updated patch, I added type parameter to getOpenMPSimdDefaultAlignment (I guess you meant llvm::Type, not clang::Type) and fixed other issues.
Hi Hal,
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Hello Sunita,
Jun 3 2014
Here is updated patch.
Jun 2 2014
Hi Richard,
May 28 2014
Yes, I think that assuming that the variable is random access iterator would work. It will still need to generate std::difference on them, but we can check that later, during building expressions for iteration space (that will be used for CodeGen). This also has an advantage that user may use his iterators without deriving from std classes.
I've removed corresponding checks and fixed processing break statements.
May 23 2014
Thank you for review.
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Committed, revision 206956.