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>> One more thing that I feel will simplify things in a great sense is to make i16 legal (as it would make the pointer legal) and there onwards lower the types/operations ourselves to 8-bit (as type legalizer wouldn't do that). By doing that we would pretty much need to duplicate the legalizer code in our back-end as the TypeLegalizer interfaces currently are not exposed to TargetLowering. Or can a back-end just create an instance of Type Legalizer and use it?<BR>
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>I don't have anything to suggest here.<BR>
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>Dan<BR>
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Duncan,<BR>
Your two cents needed here.<BR>
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- Sanjiv<BR>
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