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authorLei Wang <wlei@fb.com>Thu Feb 13 15:38:08 2025 -0800
committerGitHub <noreply@github.com>Thu Feb 13 15:38:08 2025 -0800
tree988ecfae727ab0347275e2b3929713309e3decd1
parent32c8754fbcb936ba6b5bc6cb6817cf3b6a4602f4 [diff]
[StaleProfileMatching] Use only profile anchor size for similarity calculation (#126783)

We observed that the number of IR anchors is usually greater than the
number of profile anchors, because IR anchors can be optimized away
later and llvm-profgen might not generate profiles for cold callsites.
This can cause missing function matches. I’m changing the similarity
calculation to use only the profile anchor size. In another point of
view, It also makes sense to reuse as many profile anchors as possible
regardless of the new functions in the IR.
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