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Sumit Jain <sumit@cs.sunysb.edu> writes:

> Hi,
> 
> I am planning to use tree-ssa branch of gcc for my project which involves
> some program analysis. I have tried to read all the documents related to
> tree-ssa. But I am not sure that the GENERIC grammer given in the
> gccsummit-2003-proceedings.pdf is complete or not. I have this doubt
> because when I see the implementation of few functions related to ssa, I
> see some NIY statements.
> 
> Is anyone using the ssa branch for the some purpose ? If you know about
> this grammer, could you please clarify my doubt.

You will get much better answers to this question on 
gcc at gcc.gnu.org .