On Wed, Mar 17, 2004 at 02:23:09PM -0500, David Edelsohn wrote:
The developers of the LNO Branch, with support from Apple
Computer, Inc., IBM Corporation, and SUSE, plan to contribute the branch
for merger into mainline shortly after Tree-SSA is merged into mainline.
We suggest one to three weeks after Tree-SSA is merged to allow for settling
of that merge.
I would suggest *not* merging the entire LNO branch en masse, but
rather extracting the various parts and having them reviewed as
with any regular development.
As you yourself said, there's nothing revolutionary about LNO,
its merely a set of passes on top of tree-ssa. As such, I see
no compelling reason for it to be merged as a whole.
I would suggest that the merge process begin with the new LNO
infrastructure bits (ivs, dependency analysis, etc), and then
proceed with the higher-level transforms.