improve assembler syntax for nameless values #2852
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I agree. I think what we basically want is for the "%4 = " to be optional, but for the assembler to verify that it matches up with the numbering the instruction would otherwise get. This is primarily to make dumps more readable, not to make writing .ll files easier. |
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Extended Description
The assembler is hard to read when values have no names. Here's what it
looks like currently:
How about changing it to this:
?
So in the assembler %0 would act like a name for the purpose
of assembling, but internally no name would be assigned to the
value (so the value might be written out to assembler later as
%1 or some other number).
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