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Mark Mitchell 41a972a956 rtl.h (rtx_function): New type.
* rtl.h (rtx_function): New type.
	(for_each_rtx): New function.
	* rtlanal.c (for_each_rtx): Define it.
	* recog.c (change_t): New type.
	(change_objects, change_old_codes, change_locs, change_olds):
	Replace with ...
	(changes): New variable.
	(validate_change): Dynamically allocate room for more changes, if
	necessary.  Uses changes array instead of change_objects, etc.
	(apply_change_group):  Use changes array instead of
	change_objects, etc.
	* loop.c (loop_mem_info): New type.
	(loop_mems): New variable.
	(loop_mems_idx): Likewise.
	(looop_mems_allocated): Likewise.
	(scan_loop): Remove nregs parameter.
	(next_insn_in_loop): New function.
	(load_mems_and_recount_loop_regs_set): Likewise.
	(load_mems): Likewise.
	(insert_loop_mem): Likewise.
	(replace_loop_mem): Likewise.
	(replace_label): Likewise.
	(INSN_IN_RANGE_P): New macro.
	(loop_optimize): Don't pass max_reg_num() to scan_loop.
	(scan_loop): Remove nregs parameter, compute it after any new
	registers are created by load_mems.  Use INSN_IN_RANGE_P and
	next_insn_in_loop rather than expanding them inline.  Call
	load_mems to load memory into pseudos, if appropriate.
	(prescan_loop): Figure out whether or not there are jumps from the
	loop to targets other than the label immediately following the
	loop.  Call insert_loop_mem to notice all the MEMs used in the
	loop, if it could be safe to pull MEMs into REGs for the duration
	of the loop.
	(strength_reduce): Use next_insn_in_loop.  Tweak comments.

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