llvm-svn: 16030

llvm-svn: 15976

llvm-svn: 15969

it is embedded into.

llvm-svn: 15966

llvm-svn: 15965

llvm-svn: 15961

llvm-svn: 15960

llvm-svn: 15849

systematic.

llvm-svn: 15805

Obviously this is not done.

llvm-svn: 15804

llvm-svn: 15789

them, and also count them in the LOC of LLVM for the nightly tester.

llvm-svn: 15786

name of the generated asmwriter class, and the name of the format string.

llvm-svn: 15747

llvm-svn: 15649

pass in the MI, operand number, and the type of the operand.

llvm-svn: 15645

llvm-svn: 15644

llvm-svn: 15643

llvm-svn: 15627

llvm-svn: 15616

lib/Target/Sparc, we should not use it.

llvm-svn: 15603

llvm-svn: 15585

* Simplify code and shorten lines by not recomputing values

llvm-svn: 15582

llvm-svn: 15530

* Shorten assert() text to make it fit within 80 cols

llvm-svn: 15508

llvm-svn: 15400

llvm-svn: 15399

llvm-svn: 15391

llvm-svn: 15390

instructions, and only instructions that take no operands at that!

llvm-svn: 15386

an instance of the Instruction tablegen class.

llvm-svn: 15385

llvm-svn: 15382

llvm-svn: 15381

llvm-svn: 15355

llvm-svn: 15287

llvm-svn: 15269

llvm-svn: 15249

like this:

def B {
  list<int> X = [10, 20, 30, 4, 1, 1231, 20] [2-4,2,2,0-6];
}

... which isn't particularly useful, but more is to come.

llvm-svn: 15247

This is like llvmgrep but instead of running grep, it runs the command
given by the first argument. For example, to find the top ten files with
the most lines in llvm, you could:

utils/llvmdo wc -l | sort -nb | tail

Or, to find any source files with the wrong permissions, you could:

utils/llvmdo ls -l | grep -v rw-r--r--

Hopefully, you get the idea.

llvm-svn: 15246

llvm-svn: 15129

it can be ressurected from CVS.

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