RE: Problem in .md(Machine Description) file

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> This is what written in the GCC manual.
> My problem is that if these expressions are used to
> match generated RTL insn then
> 
> 1. What is the difference between these and the
> nameless 'define_insn'?
No difference, except that you would be able to know which nameless pattern
(the define_insn with *) is used to generate the RTL code. Without *, you
won't get what define_insn matched out of the nameless patterns. You see, it
only holds for debugging purposes.

> 
> 2. To match RTL code, that code should be generated by
> some other 'define_insn'.
> But the pattern in define_insn "*..." does not match
> with the other patterns in the whole .md file at all.
> This means that those RTL insn is not generated by any
> RTL expression
> in .md file. So what is the need to match them.
Sorry, I'm not able to get the point.......Please clarify

> 
> Waiting for reply.
> Nitin Jain
> CSE Dept. (IIT bombay)
>  
> > Regards,
> > Rakesh
> 
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