llvm-svn: 8139

size is.  This ensures that if the module has no specified pointer size that
things will work correctly.

llvm-svn: 8136

ad-hoc "Config" flags

llvm-svn: 8134

llvm-svn: 8132

llvm-svn: 8130

llvm-svn: 8129

llvm-svn: 8127

llvm-svn: 8126

to change soon though.

llvm-svn: 8123

llvm-svn: 8120

llvm-svn: 8119

some space for extra flags, so we don't need to bump the revision number.

llvm-svn: 8118

llvm-svn: 8116

in terms of it and llvm.exc.setcurrent.
Rework the intrinsics.

llvm-svn: 8111

in terms of it and llvm.exc.setcurrent.

Rework the intrinsics.

llvm-svn: 8110

llvm-svn: 8107

llvm-svn: 8106

llvm-svn: 8104

llvm-svn: 8102

inlined the function.
Implements: Inline/inline_dce.ll

llvm-svn: 8101

llvm-svn: 8099

llvm-svn: 8097

llvm-svn: 8095

llvm-svn: 8093

llvm-svn: 8089

Add new removeCase method

llvm-svn: 8088

llvm-svn: 8087

llvm-svn: 8084

llvm-svn: 8083

llvm-svn: 8080

llvm-svn: 8078

llvm-svn: 8076

llvm-svn: 8072

llvm-svn: 8059

The process of linking types can cause their addresses to become invalid.  For this reason, we must use TypeHandles!

llvm-svn: 8057

Hopefully this will fix the 176.gcc spec test as well.

llvm-svn: 8051

This introduces one more innoculous shift-reduce conflict, but will REALLY
help the type names generated by the C++ frontend, which wants to use all
kinds of crazy stuff.

llvm-svn: 8050

If an "LLVM name" has wierd characters in it, print it out in double quotes instead of prefixing it with %

llvm-svn: 8049

llvm-svn: 8030

llvm-svn: 8029