Hello again, I have another, quick question: I have dedicated logical instructions in my RISC machine (lt - less than, gt - greater than, ult - unsigned less than, etc.). I'm also working on adding instructions for logical OR, AND, NOT, XOR. While reading GCC internals, I've stumbled on this:
"Except when they appear in the condition operand of a COND_EXPR, logical and and or operators are simplified as follows: a = b && c becomes T1 = (bool)b; if (T1) T1 = (bool)c; a = T1;" I really, really don't want this. Is there any way I can define the instructions in the .md file so the compiler generates code for computing a boolean expression without using branches (using these dedicated insns)? Regards, Radu
