- Block loop for strip mining with block size "#1".
This loop is the block loop of a strip-mined loop with the given
block size.
- Cleanup loop for loop unrolling. Following loop
unrolling, the present loop is the cleanup loop, and was
generated for executing the remainder of the iterations not
covered by the main loop that has been unrolled.
- Cleanup loop for strip mining with block size "#1".
This loop is the cleanup loop of a strip-mined loop with the
given block size.
- Execution flow from this statement has been
unconditionally resolved. The execution path of this
conditional statement has already been determined.
- Loop is empty or is zero-trip. An empty or zero
trip DO loop has been identified.
- Loop unrolled "#1" times to improve scalar
performance. Following loop unrolling, the present loop
is the main loop where the primary number of iterations are
executed.
- Statement deleted because of scalar optimization.
Data flow analysis has determined that the execution of this
statement is unnecessary. The statement may reference an unused
definition in the original program or forward-substitution may
have made the definition redundant.
- Strip loop for strip mining with block size "#1".
This loop is the strip loop of a strip-mined loop with the given
block size.
- Unreachable statement. Flow analysis has determined
that no execution path leads to this statement. Check the logic
of the program unit.
- Unused definition. Data flow analysis has
determined that the execution of this statement is unnecessary.
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