Hi, Am Donnerstag, den 05.03.2015, 23:05 +0100 schrieb Jan Stolarek: > > What function I should reach for when I want to look at each block (or > > each Last node) in an CmmGraph, possibly modifying it and possibly > > adding auxillary nodes on the way? > > Take a look at Compiler.Hoopl.Block in hoopl library - it has some useful > functions for working on > blocks. blockSplitTail might be what you're looking for if you want to look > at the last block. > If > you want to look at each block in a graph you most likely need postorderDfs > from CmmUtils. I > suggest studying one of existing Cmm passes to see how to traverse a Cmm > graph and operate on it. > CmmContFlowOpt seems to be a good candidate - good comments, fairly short, > uses many functions > that you should learn if you want to work with Cmm.
I had a look around, of course. CmmContFlowOpt is not quite a good
example, as it does not generate new blocks (quite obvious from the fact
that there is no UniqSM around to generate the new labels).
Looking at CmmUtils, I guess I could just use
ofBlockList entry . concatMap myPerBlockOperation . toBlockList
I was expecting something a bit higher level, but maybe it’s that
simple :-)
Thanks!
Joachim
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