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Re: [PATCH] Hoist reciprocal invariant out of loop


>>>>> Zdenek Dvorak writes:

Zdenek> Inside invariant analysis, you should use outermost_invariant_loop.

	outermost_invariant_loop() documentation states that it returns
the outermost loop to which the expression could be moved, "the outermost
loop enclosing LOOP."  What if there is no enclosing loop?

	When I tried using outermost_invariant_loop(), it seemed to be
returning the current loop if there was no superloop.  In an outermost
loop, I could not distinguish between a stmt that was invariant (and could
be hoisted into the BB containing the loop) and one that was not invariant
to the loop.

David


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