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Here is the timing in seconds with the cross compiler to alpha-linux-gnu from x86_64-pc-linux-gnu.
original patched diff(%) 6.939 0.686 -90.114 (wow!)
Actually, 0.6 seconds for one line of source still seems quite excessive... While this patch certainly seems like a good idea, I'm wondering whether we shouldn't just additionally put an upper limit to the number of instructions generated, since it seems unlikely that expanding a multiply to more than say 12 insns is really such a great idea.
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