Hey Sho,
> I totally agree with this point.
> Currently, I'm planning to implement tied task using breath-first
> scheduler wrote in
> section 3.1 of "Evaluation of OpenMP Task Scheduling Strategies" by Nanos
> Group.
> http://www.sarc-ip.org/files/null/Workshop/1234128788173__TSchedStrat-iwomp08
My target needs a scratch register to store a register in one register class
and it needs to use memory to copy from one register class to another.
I have store and reload_out patterns for those registers. When reload
tries to copy data from one register class to another, it just stores the
regist
H.J. Lu schrieb:
My target needs a scratch register to store a register in one register class
and it needs to use memory to copy from one register class to another.
I have store and reload_out patterns for those registers. When reload
tries to copy data from one register class to another, it jus
On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 6:18 AM, Georg-Johann Lay wrote:
> H.J. Lu schrieb:
>>
>> My target needs a scratch register to store a register in one register
>> class
>> and it needs to use memory to copy from one register class to another.
>> I have store and reload_out patterns for those registers.
Hello again Andreas,
(I just forgot to Cc to GCC ML, so resending this email)
> Right, start with distributing the queues and then think about load
> balancing.
OK.
> I would say don't worry too much about cut-offs at this point. Finding a
> good cut-off strategy that works without drawbacks is
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