On 6/1/07 3:45 PM, Seema S. Ravandale wrote:
int b; //local variable
array[b] = c
will be translated to
b.0 = b;
array[b.0] = c
anything to do with SSA?
Is 'b' an addressable variable or is it a regular local stack variable?
If the latter, then this is a buglet in the conversion to
Hi.
What is purpose of introducing numbered variables kind of a.0 a.1...in
pre-SSA pass, which are actually copies of local variable say a.
I observed them specially in array references.
In case of global variable it is fine as we have to re-read global
variable and globals are treated as memory
