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CDFG in gcc

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From: YM Fang
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1993 22:12
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Hi,
I have a question regarding how gcc optimize a program.

First, what are the objects when gcc do the optimiztion, RTL structures?
if true, which means gcc optimize closed with the target machines, 
right?                 

Second, is there anyway I can pull the data flow information from the 
gcc, which is a graph description of the program.  Long time ago,
someone told me that the start point to interface with gcc is tree.*.

But what I am interested is the optimized control and data flow graph,
is this possible?

thanks for your help.

fang
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