I've tried -fdump-tree-all before, and yes, I'm getting different types of files, including Gimple. But in the gimple file, there is no Copy Propagation Optimization or CSE. How can i get an optimized (all possible optimizations) gimple file or gimple-like file?? I'm new to developing under Linux, so regarding you advice, I've run the following command (my C++ file is mm4x4.cpp): $gcc mm4x4.cpp -fdump-tree-all tmp.c -o mm4x4 But i'm getting an error about tmp.c. Is this what Andrew ment with tmp.c? or does tmp.c stand for something else? Because I really need the SSA file too. Btw, Thank you Andrew Thank you, Mostafa Shahto Andrew Haley wrote: > > Mostafa Shahto writes: > > > > Hey, > > I have a couple of question regarding dumping gimple: > > 1)How can I get Gimple after a certain optimization pass (say loop > > unrolling)? > > -fdump-tree-*. > > > 2)Is there a way to get Gimple after all optimization passes? > > -fdump-tree-all dumps all of the passes. > > > 3)If neither of 1) and 2) is possible, what presentation in GCC allows > > getting an optimized low level code in a similar form to Gimple. > > 4)I'm using the -fdump-tree-ssa command when compiling with gcc, but > I'm not > > getting a *.ssa file in the folder, > > $ gcc -S -fdump-tree-all tmp.c -O > $ ls tmp.c* > tmp.c tmp.c.t26.ssa > > Andrew. > > -- > Red Hat UK Ltd, Amberley Place, 107-111 Peascod Street, Windsor, > Berkshire, SL4 1TE, UK > Registered in England and Wales No. 3798903 > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Dumping-Gimple-After-Optimization-tf3505050.html#a9866437 Sent from the gcc - Help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
