[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeff,

thanks again for suggestions.

As I understand it (perhaps wrongly), actual splitting only occurs after combine pass (by split1 pass).
Combine has some limited splitting capabilities.  For example it can
try to combine 3 insns, which might not match a pattern, but can match
a splitter which generates 2 insns.  I don't recall the other cases
where combine splits, nor do I offhand recall if the split insns are
ever simplified.  Search for "split" in combine.c


If your description is correct, you may have answered the question - combine is before split1 so there are no further optimisation perfromed on any split - since simplfy-rtx is never called.

I could use expand - but I know that will cause a world of hurt by missing optimisations at the "word" level. So new psuedos seems my only way forward (at the target level)

Which optimiser/pass would benefit from handling subregs better?
Well, if you get it into simplify-rtx, then it can be used by multiple
passes.  Look for something like simplify_binary.   A well placed
conditional breakpoint can be invaluable.

jeff

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