Replaced set_irn_n(*, -1, *) and get_irn_n(*, -1) by new get_nodes_block()/set_nodes_...

[libfirm] / ir / ir / irgmod.c

diff --git a/ir/ir/irgmod.c b/ir/ir/irgmod.c
index 753303c..88c5497 100644 (file)
--- a/ir/ir/irgmod.c
+++ b/ir/ir/irgmod.c
@@ -52,14 +52,13 @@ void turn_into_tuple(ir_node *node, int arity) {
        if (get_irn_arity(node) == arity) {
                /* keep old array */
        } else {
-               /* don't use get_nodes_block here, we allow turn_into_tuple for unpinned nodes */
-               ir_node *block = get_irn_n(node, -1);
+               ir_node *block = get_nodes_block(node);
                /* Allocate new array, don't free old in_array, it's on the obstack. */
                edges_node_deleted(node, current_ir_graph);
                node->in = NEW_ARR_D(ir_node *, current_ir_graph->obst, arity+1);
                /* clear the new in array, else edge_notify tries to delete garbage */
                memset(node->in, 0, (arity+1) * sizeof(node->in[0]));
-               set_irn_n(node, -1, block);
+               set_nodes_block(node, block);
        }
 }
 
@@ -210,11 +209,6 @@ void part_block(ir_node *node) {
        set_irn_link(new_block, phi);
        set_irn_link(old_block, NULL);
        while (phi) {
-               /* XXX TODO Matze: this looks buggy, but I'm not sure what would be
-                  the correct thing... */
-               if(get_nodes_block(phi) == old_block);   /* @@@ inlinening chokes on phis that don't
-                                                                                                obey this condition.  How do they get into
-                                                                                                the list??? Example: InterfaceIII */
                set_nodes_block(phi, new_block);
                phi = get_irn_link(phi);
        }