Zack Weinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Think about how machine_mode values are used. Almost the entire > compiler is supposed to treat them as opaque things. You get them from > e.g. int_mode_for_size; you may iterate over a class with > GET_MODE_WIDER_MODE; you stash them in RTL and you pass them to > predicates. Appearances of "SImode" in the machine-independent compiler > are usually bugs. This is a major contributing factor to the brokenness > of ports that don't set BITS_PER_UNIT==8.
Well, do you want a nice clean solution, like using a C++ class, or do you want a hideous hacked up solution that works for C? mv machmode.h real-machmode.h cat <<EOF machmode.h #include "real-machmode.h" #define SImode diediedie #define HImode diediedie ... EOF find config -name '*.[ch]' -print | while read f; do sed -e 's/"machmode.h"/"real-machmode.h"/' < $f > $f.new mv $f.new $f done Ian
