the find_pointer_type interface still needs a mode because we might have pointers...

[r26938]

diff --git a/ir/lower/lower_calls.c b/ir/lower/lower_calls.c
index 6eb9f88..7f15ee5 100644 (file)
--- a/ir/lower/lower_calls.c
+++ b/ir/lower/lower_calls.c
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ static pmap *type_map;
  * Default implementation for finding a pointer type for a given element type.
  * Simple create a new one.
  */
-static ir_type *def_find_pointer_type(ir_type *e_type, int alignment)
+static ir_type *def_find_pointer_type(ir_type *e_type, ir_mode *mode, int alignment)
 {
        ir_type *res;
        pmap_entry *e;
@@ -56,10 +56,11 @@ static ir_type *def_find_pointer_type(ir_type *e_type, int alignment)
        /* Mode and alignment are always identical in all calls to def_find_pointer_type(), so
           we simply can use a map from the element type to the pointer type. */
        e = pmap_find(type_map, e_type);
-       if (e)
+       if (e && get_type_mode(e->value) == mode)
                res = e->value;
        else {
                res = new_type_pointer(e_type);
+               set_type_mode(res, mode);
                set_type_alignment_bytes(res, alignment);
                pmap_insert(type_map, e_type, res);
        }