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David Edelsohn wrote:
While we discuss whether this should be the default or enabled at any optimization level, can we agree that users should be able to assert with a commandline option that they want less strict induction variable semantics? I hope that we can move forward with an option to address these performance regressions and allow users to request this optimzation when they *do* want it, along the lines of the draft patch.
I would certainly agree. I think the first thing to do is to get a patch that implements the semantics we want, in the aggressive mode; then, we can decide whether we want it to be the default at some optimization level or not.
I agree except that "less strict induction variable semantics" is not an acceptable semantic description, and I think it is essential to have a clear simple semantic description of what this means.
So to me, the first step is a spec that describes "the semantics we want"
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