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|    Olaf Krzikalla to All    |
|    Strahler number and register allocation    |
|    13 Jul 10 17:31:38    |
      From: krzikalla@gmx.de              Hi,              is it always correct, that the Strahler number of an expression tree       denotes the minimal number of registers needed? The link in wikipedia       referring to the original source is apparently broken. However IMHO the       Strahler number can only be applied if the tree contains binary       expressions only (which may not be the case anymore with e.g. fused       multiply-add operations).       Have anyone more insight in this topic or can give a link to an       appropriate reference?              Best regards       Olaf Krzikalla              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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