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An upcoming patch will make more use of partial/unpacked SVE vectors. We then need a distinction between mode iterators that include partial modes and those that only include "full" modes. This patch prepares for that by adding "FULL" to the names of iterators that only select full modes. There should be no change in behaviour. 2019-11-16 Richard Sandiford <richard.sandiford@arm.com> gcc/ * config/aarch64/iterators.md (SVE_ALL): Rename to... (SVE_FULL): ...this. (SVE_I): Rename to... (SVE_FULL_I): ...this. (SVE_F): Rename to... (SVE_FULL_F): ...this. (SVE_BHSI): Rename to... (SVE_FULL_BHSI): ...this. (SVE_HSD): Rename to... (SVE_FULL_HSD): ...this. (SVE_HSDI): Rename to... (SVE_FULL_HSDI): ...this. (SVE_HSF): Rename to... (SVE_FULL_HSF): ...this. (SVE_SD): Rename to... (SVE_FULL_SD): ...this. (SVE_SDI): Rename to... (SVE_FULL_SDI): ...this. (SVE_SDF): Rename to... (SVE_FULL_SDF): ...this. (SVE_S): Rename to... (SVE_FULL_S): ...this. (SVE_D): Rename to... (SVE_FULL_D): ...this. * config/aarch64/aarch64-sve.md: Apply the above renaming throughout. * config/aarch64/aarch64-sve2.md: Likewise. From-SVN: r278338
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