Re: FAIL in movm pattern

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Aurelien Buhrig <aurelien.buhrig.gcc@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> When is it safe to generate a FAIL in the define_expand of a mov pattern?
> Is it enough to test !can_create_pseudo_p() before a FAIL ?
>
> If no such test is performed, some mov insns can be omitted (ex:
> expand_call/store_one_arg), without any error message or warning and
> it can be difficult to debug it.
> Is it a desirable behavior?

In general, a mov pattern may not FAIL.  The reload pass relies on the
ability to generate moves even when no pseudo-registers are available.

It's true that the middle-end does not use assertions to enforce this.

Ian


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