Help with gathering information on compiler-generated temporary variables

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I am new to developing in gcc, so I am seeking help on gcc-help. If this message belongs on a different list, please advise. I am working with the gcc 4.4.3 source tree and am looking for a way to gather for later use (in human readable format) any information on compiler-generated temporaries (variables or values held in registers, locations, offsets, sizes).

I have perused the available gcc documentation and searched the gcc-help and gcc mailing list archives but have not found any threads related to this topic.

My original approach has been to modify one of gcc's debugger output modules (dbxout) to output new STABS entries, but I have been having difficulty keeping track of the compiler-generated temporaries through the various compiler passes. I seem to lose track of them after the GIMPLE pass, possibly due to my lack of understanding of how the information flows to the various tree representations.

Any advice or pointers to helpful documentation/forums is welcome.

Thanks,
Michele





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