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Description
| Class Summary | |
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| Code | IR.Assem.Code is an abstract superclass of codeviews
which use Instrs. |
| Instr | Instr is the primary class for representing
assembly-level instructions used in the Backend.* packages. |
| InstrCALL | InstrCALL |
| InstrDIRECTIVE | InstrDIRECTIVE is used to represents assembler
directives. |
| InstrEdge | InstrEdge is an object representing an edge between
two Instrs. |
| InstrFactory | A InstrFactory is responsible for generating
generic Assem.Instrs used in code generation. |
| InstrGroup | InstrGroup collects a group of assembly instructions
together so that they can be viewed as a single atomic element of
the code. |
| InstrGroup.Type | InstrGroup.Type is associated with a collection
of InstrGroups for a given
Assem.Code. |
| InstrJUMP | InstrJUMP represents a shift in control flow to one
target Label with no side-effects. |
| InstrLABEL | InstrLABEL is used to represents code labels in
assembly-level instruction representations. |
| InstrMEM | InstrMEM is used to represent memory operations in
assembly-level instruction representations. |
| InstrMOVE | InstrMOVE represents a copying of a set of source
Temps to a set of destination Temps. |
| InstrVisitor | InstrVisitor is an implementation of the Visitor
pattern coupled to the Instr intermediate representation. |
An opaque representation of machine-specific assembly instructions for use in register-allocation.
Backends that require more machine-specific classification of
instructions (for scheduling, peephole optimization, etc) are
encouraged to subtype harpoon.IR.Assem.Instr appropriately.
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