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Re: PATCH: back end initialization reorganization
Richard Sandiford wrote:
>>>> I guess I think it would be OK to put this patch in without getting
>>>> everything else working, just so that it's not a moving target, but
>>>> that's arguable, and I have an obvious bias. So, what I'm hoping is
>>>> that Ian will say that the patch is OK, and indicate whether he thinks
>>>> we should put it in now, or wait until you have (a) the cfun stuff, and
>>>> (b) the MIPS bits all ready to go as well.
>> Assuming that there are no objections within 72 hours, I think you
>> should go ahead and check in the bits that you have working thus far.
>
> Not sure I follow. I thought Sandra was reworking the patch to
> include "the cfun stuff" first. What is this an approval for?
The reorganization and refactorization of the initialization code itself
so that the last thing the initialization sequence does is call a
backend_init function (sp?). That last function is the think we intend
to call multiple times -- but, until the cfun stuff is worked out, that
won't actually happen, of course.
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