I'm kinda new to linux, so please bear with me. I'm working on a C-to-VHDL compiler for a University project. For this purpose I've been working on the Gimple IR of GCC as a starting point. But after 2 months of work, I've discovered that GCC automatically does all the optimizations I'm attempting to do, and this can save me lots of time since the deadline is in less than a month. The input file I'm using is call mm.cpp and I'm running the following commands: $gcc mm.cpp -o mm -fdump-tree-all or $gcc mm.cpp -o mm -fdump-tree-gimple-all In the first case, i'm getting the passes up to pass 14, and I'm not getting the SSA file (which is supposedly pass 26). So if my first question is this: How can I get the SSA file for the mm.cpp file (please try to give me the full method/commands without abbreviations, coz I'm a Linux Noob)??? Regarding the second command, I'm getting a gimple file, but without too many optimizations.Eg: I still have problems with copy propagation, and no much optimization. My second question is this: how can i run all of the gcc optimizations on the gimple file?? My third question is: Is it possible to unroll a loop a specific number of times and get that in a Gimple or SSA format?? Eg. If I have a loop that iterates 100 times, can i get a gimple/ssa file where the loop is unrolled say 10 times?? Sorry for the long questions. Thank everyone. Mostafa -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Compiler-IR-tf3557473.html#a9933657 Sent from the gcc - Help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
