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Modes with no registers


How do I distinguish "fake" modes that are only used within a pattern, from "real" modes that have registers? Is it good design to do this test in tree.c and to use BLKmode if the mode is only an artifact of the machine description?

(On x86 I got this problem is with vector modes: V8SI is only used to describe high multiplication of V8HI operands).

Paolo


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