+/**
+ * Analog to be_add_reload, but places the reload "on an edge" between 2 blocks
+ * @see be_add_reload
+ */
+void be_add_reload_on_edge(spill_env_t *senv, ir_node *to_spill, ir_node *bl, int pos,
+ const arch_register_class_t *reload_cls, int allow_remat);
+
+/**
+ * Analog to be_add_reload but adds an already created rematerialized node.
+ */
+void be_add_remat(spill_env_t *env, ir_node *to_spill, ir_node *before, ir_node *rematted_node);
+
+/**
+ * The main function that places real spills/reloads (or rematerializes values)
+ * for all values where be_add_reload was called. It then rebuilds the
+ * SSA-form and updates liveness information
+ */
+void be_insert_spills_reloads(spill_env_t *senv);
+
+/**
+ * There are 2 possibilities to spill a phi node: Only it's value, or replacing
+ * the whole phi-node with a memory phi. Normally only the value of a phi will
+ * be spilled unless you mark the phi with be_spill_phi.
+ * (Remember that each phi needs a register, so you have to spill phis when
+ * there are more phis than registers in a block)
+ */
+void be_spill_phi(spill_env_t *env, ir_node *node);
+
+/**
+ * Returns the estimated costs if a node would get reloaded at a specific place
+ * This usually returns the cost of spill + reload operation. But might return
+ * smaller values if the value has already been spilled in a former run or
+ * when it is possible to rematerialize the value.
+ */
+int be_get_reload_costs(spill_env_t *env, ir_node *to_spill, ir_node *before);