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//===-- Lower/ConvertExpr.h -- lowering of expressions ----------*- C++ -*-===//
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///
/// Implements the conversion from Fortran::evaluate::Expr trees to FIR.
///
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#ifndef FORTRAN_LOWER_CONVERTEXPR_H
#define FORTRAN_LOWER_CONVERTEXPR_H
#include "flang/Lower/Support/Utils.h"
#include "flang/Optimizer/Builder/BoxValue.h"
#include "flang/Optimizer/Builder/FIRBuilder.h"
#include <optional>
namespace mlir {
class Location;
class Value;
} // namespace mlir
namespace fir {
class AllocMemOp;
class ArrayLoadOp;
class ShapeOp;
} // namespace fir
namespace Fortran::lower {
class AbstractConverter;
class ExplicitIterSpace;
class ImplicitIterSpace;
class StatementContext;
class SymMap;
/// Create an extended expression value.
fir::ExtendedValue createSomeExtendedExpression(mlir::Location loc,
AbstractConverter &converter,
const SomeExpr &expr,
SymMap &symMap,
StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Create the IR for the expression \p expr in an initialization context.
/// Expressions that appear in initializers may not allocate temporaries, do not
/// have a stack, etc.
fir::ExtendedValue createSomeInitializerExpression(mlir::Location loc,
AbstractConverter &converter,
const SomeExpr &expr,
SymMap &symMap,
StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Create an extended expression address.
fir::ExtendedValue createSomeExtendedAddress(mlir::Location loc,
AbstractConverter &converter,
const SomeExpr &expr,
SymMap &symMap,
StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Create an address in an initializer context. Must be a constant or a symbol
/// to be resolved at link-time. Expressions that appear in initializers may not
/// allocate temporaries, do not have a stack, etc.
fir::ExtendedValue createInitializerAddress(mlir::Location loc,
AbstractConverter &converter,
const SomeExpr &expr,
SymMap &symMap,
StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Create the address of the box.
/// \p expr must be the designator of an allocatable/pointer entity.
fir::MutableBoxValue createMutableBox(mlir::Location loc,
AbstractConverter &converter,
const SomeExpr &expr, SymMap &symMap);
/// Return true iff the expression is pointing to a parent component.
bool isParentComponent(const SomeExpr &expr);
/// Update the extended value to represent the parent component.
fir::ExtendedValue updateBoxForParentComponent(AbstractConverter &converter,
fir::ExtendedValue exv,
const SomeExpr &expr);
/// Create a fir::BoxValue describing the value of \p expr.
/// If \p expr is a variable without vector subscripts, the fir::BoxValue
/// described the variable storage. Otherwise, the created fir::BoxValue
/// describes a temporary storage containing \p expr evaluation, and clean-up
/// for the temporary is added to the provided StatementContext \p stmtCtx.
fir::ExtendedValue createBoxValue(mlir::Location loc,
AbstractConverter &converter,
const SomeExpr &expr, SymMap &symMap,
StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Lower an array assignment expression.
///
/// 1. Evaluate the lhs to determine the rank and how to form the ArrayLoad
/// (e.g., if there is a slicing op).
/// 2. Scan the rhs, creating the ArrayLoads and evaluate the scalar subparts to
/// be added to the map.
/// 3. Create the loop nest and evaluate the elemental expression, threading the
/// results.
/// 4. Copy the resulting array back with ArrayMergeStore to the lhs as
/// determined per step 1.
void createSomeArrayAssignment(AbstractConverter &converter,
const SomeExpr &lhs, const SomeExpr &rhs,
SymMap &symMap, StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Lower an array assignment expression with a pre-evaluated left hand side.
///
/// 1. Scan the rhs, creating the ArrayLoads and evaluate the scalar subparts to
/// be added to the map.
/// 2. Create the loop nest and evaluate the elemental expression, threading the
/// results.
/// 3. Copy the resulting array back with ArrayMergeStore to the lhs as
/// determined per step 1.
void createSomeArrayAssignment(AbstractConverter &converter,
const fir::ExtendedValue &lhs,
const SomeExpr &rhs, SymMap &symMap,
StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Lower an array assignment expression with pre-evaluated left and right
/// hand sides. This implements an array copy taking into account
/// non-contiguity and potential overlaps.
void createSomeArrayAssignment(AbstractConverter &converter,
const fir::ExtendedValue &lhs,
const fir::ExtendedValue &rhs, SymMap &symMap,
StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Common entry point for both explicit iteration spaces and implicit iteration
/// spaces with masks.
///
/// For an implicit iteration space with masking, lowers an array assignment
/// expression with masking expression(s).
///
/// 1. Evaluate the lhs to determine the rank and how to form the ArrayLoad
/// (e.g., if there is a slicing op).
/// 2. Scan the rhs, creating the ArrayLoads and evaluate the scalar subparts to
/// be added to the map.
/// 3. Create the loop nest.
/// 4. Create the masking condition. Step 5 is conditionally executed only when
/// the mask condition evaluates to true.
/// 5. Evaluate the elemental expression, threading the results.
/// 6. Copy the resulting array back with ArrayMergeStore to the lhs as
/// determined per step 1.
///
/// For an explicit iteration space, lower a scalar or array assignment
/// expression with a user-defined iteration space and possibly with masking
/// expression(s).
///
/// If the expression is scalar, then the assignment is an array assignment but
/// the array accesses are explicitly defined by the user and not implied for
/// each element in the array. Mask expressions are optional.
///
/// If the expression has rank, then the assignment has a combined user-defined
/// iteration space as well as a inner (subordinate) implied iteration
/// space. The implied iteration space may include WHERE conditions, `masks`.
void createAnyMaskedArrayAssignment(AbstractConverter &converter,
const SomeExpr &lhs, const SomeExpr &rhs,
ExplicitIterSpace &explicitIterSpace,
ImplicitIterSpace &implicitIterSpace,
SymMap &symMap, StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Lower an assignment to an allocatable array, allocating the array if
/// it is not allocated yet or reallocation it if it does not conform
/// with the right hand side.
void createAllocatableArrayAssignment(AbstractConverter &converter,
const SomeExpr &lhs, const SomeExpr &rhs,
ExplicitIterSpace &explicitIterSpace,
ImplicitIterSpace &implicitIterSpace,
SymMap &symMap,
StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Lower a pointer assignment in an explicit iteration space. The explicit
/// space iterates over a data structure with a type of `!fir.array<...
/// !fir.box<!fir.ptr<T>> ...>`. Lower the assignment by copying the rhs box
/// value to each array element.
void createArrayOfPointerAssignment(
AbstractConverter &converter, const SomeExpr &lhs, const SomeExpr &rhs,
ExplicitIterSpace &explicitIterSpace, ImplicitIterSpace &implicitIterSpace,
const llvm::SmallVector<mlir::Value> &lbounds,
std::optional<llvm::SmallVector<mlir::Value>> ubounds, SymMap &symMap,
StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Lower an array expression with "parallel" semantics. Such a rhs expression
/// is fully evaluated prior to being assigned back to a temporary array.
fir::ExtendedValue createSomeArrayTempValue(AbstractConverter &converter,
const SomeExpr &expr,
SymMap &symMap,
StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Somewhat similar to createSomeArrayTempValue, but the temporary buffer is
/// allocated lazily (inside the loops instead of before the loops) to
/// accomodate buffers with shapes that cannot be precomputed. In fact, the
/// buffer need not even be hyperrectangular. The buffer may be created as an
/// instance of a ragged array, which may be useful if an array's extents are
/// functions of other loop indices. The ragged array structure is built with \p
/// raggedHeader being the root header variable. The header is a tuple of
/// `{rank, data-is-headers, [data]*, [extents]*}`, which is built recursively.
/// The base header, \p raggedHeader, must be initialized to zeros.
void createLazyArrayTempValue(AbstractConverter &converter,
const SomeExpr &expr, mlir::Value raggedHeader,
SymMap &symMap, StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Lower an array expression to a value of type box. The expression must be a
/// variable.
fir::ExtendedValue createSomeArrayBox(AbstractConverter &converter,
const SomeExpr &expr, SymMap &symMap,
StatementContext &stmtCtx);
/// Lower a subroutine call. This handles both elemental and non elemental
/// subroutines. \p isUserDefAssignment must be set if this is called in the
/// context of a user defined assignment. For subroutines with alternate
/// returns, the returned value indicates which label the code should jump to.
/// The returned value is null otherwise.
mlir::Value createSubroutineCall(AbstractConverter &converter,
const evaluate::ProcedureRef &call,
ExplicitIterSpace &explicitIterSpace,
ImplicitIterSpace &implicitIterSpace,
SymMap &symMap, StatementContext &stmtCtx,
bool isUserDefAssignment);
mlir::Value addCrayPointerInst(mlir::Location loc, fir::FirOpBuilder &builder,
mlir::Value ptrVal, mlir::Type ptrTy,
mlir::Type pteTy);
} // namespace Fortran::lower
#endif // FORTRAN_LOWER_CONVERTEXPR_H