Sorry for not replying earlier, it seems gmail eats messages sometimes (thus also not replying to the mail directly).
You write > Since graphite will not modify the CFG when it does not do any optimization, > we would like to propose that graphite's polyhedral optimizer be enabled at > -O3 -fprofile-use where, compile time is of lesser concern. I think this is generally a good idea. Note that for this we should raise the minimum supported ISL version to one supporting the timeout thingy and of course we need to make ISL a required prerequesite for building GCC. Which means making sure ISL builds on all our primary and secondary host platforms (I think it does). I'd also like to see runtime / compile-time (and code-size?) figures for, say, SPEC CPU 2006 (with FDO of course). Maybe also some information on whether GRAPHITE did anything for any benchmark in that suite (I notice GRAPHITE doesn't use the -fopt-info machinery, aka dump_printf and friends with MSG_OPTIMIZED_LOCATIONS or MSG_MISSED_OPTIMIZATIONS). So please work on the above list of items. Thanks, Richard.
