Hello,
I have attached the dump after the scheduler. The branch instruction
is a conditionally executed branch instruction. So it is represented
as RTL COND_EXEC.
Regards,
Kunal



On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 10:14:05 -0500, Vladimir Makarov
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kunal Parmar wrote:
> 
> >Following is the debugging dump by the scheduler -
> >
> >**************************************
> >;;   ======================================================
> >;;   -- basic block 1 from 17 to 89 -- after reload
> >;;   ======================================================
> >
> >;;   --------------- forward dependences: ------------
> >
> >;;   --- Region Dependences --- b 1 bb 0
> >;;      insn  code    bb   dep  prio  cost   reservation
> >;;      ----  ----    --   ---  ----  ----   -----------
> >;;       17     5     0     0     1     1   S1  :
> >;;       18     5     0     0     1     1   S2  :
> >;;       90    67     0     0     8     1   S2  : 89 91
> >;;       91    66     0     1     7     1   S2  : 89
> >;;       89   100     0     2     6     6   S2  :
> >
> >
> >As can be seen in the assembly dump, one instruction is scheduled
> >after the branch instruction. The branch is a conditionally executed
> >branch instruction. This is incorrect because if the branch is
> >executed then the instruction after that will not be executed.
> >Please help.
> >
> >
> >
> There is no dependency between insn 18 and 89 (the jump).  The scheduler
> automatically adds anti-dependencies between jump and previous sets.  So
> I think you jump insn is not represented as RTL JUMP_INSN.    The RTL
> dump after the scheduler could help more.
> 
> Vlad
> 
>

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