* @file
* @brief lower mode_b operations to something the backend can handle
* @author Matthias Braun, Christoph Mallon
- * @version $Id$
*
* Most machines can't really manipulate mode_b values (which are usually
* modeled as cpu flags). So you often have to convert them into machine words
#include "firm_types.h"
-/**
- * Function which creates a "set" instraction. A "set" instruction takes a
- * condition value (a value with mode_b) as input and produces a value in a
- * general purpose integer mode.
- * Most architectures have special intrinsics for this. But if all else fails
- * you can just produces the an if-like construct.
- */
-typedef ir_node* (*create_set_func)(ir_node *cond);
-
-/**
- * implementation of create_set_func which produces a cond with control
- * flow
- */
-ir_node *ir_create_cond_set(ir_node *cond, ir_mode *dest_mode);
-
-typedef struct lower_mode_b_config_t {
- /* mode that is used to transport 0/1 values */
- ir_mode *lowered_mode;
- /* callback for creating set-like instructions */
- create_set_func create_set;
-} lower_mode_b_config_t;
-
/**
* Lowers mode_b operations to integer arithmetic. After the lowering the only
* operations with mode_b are the Projs of Cmps; the only nodes with mode_b
*
* Example: Psi(a < 0, 1, 0) => a >> 31
*
- * @param irg the firm graph to lower
- * @param config configuration for mode_b lowerer
+ * @param irg the firm graph to lower
+ * @param lowered_mode mode that is used to transport 0/1 values
*/
-void ir_lower_mode_b(ir_graph *irg, const lower_mode_b_config_t *config);
+void ir_lower_mode_b(ir_graph *irg, ir_mode *lowered_mode);
#endif