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//===------ VirtualInstruction.cpp ------------------------------*- C++ -*-===//
//
// The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure
//
// This file is distributed under the University of Illinois Open Source
// License. See LICENSE.TXT for details.
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
//
// Tools for determining which instructions are within a statement and the
// nature of their operands.
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
#include "polly/Support/VirtualInstruction.h"
#include "polly/Support/SCEVValidator.h"
using namespace polly;
using namespace llvm;
VirtualUse VirtualUse ::create(Scop *S, Use &U, LoopInfo *LI, bool Virtual) {
auto *UserBB = getUseBlock(U);
auto *UserStmt = S->getStmtFor(UserBB);
auto *UserScope = LI->getLoopFor(UserBB);
return create(S, UserStmt, UserScope, U.get(), Virtual);
}
VirtualUse VirtualUse::create(Scop *S, ScopStmt *UserStmt, Loop *UserScope,
Value *Val, bool Virtual) {
assert(!isa<StoreInst>(Val) && "a StoreInst cannot be used");
if (isa<BasicBlock>(Val))
return VirtualUse(UserStmt, Val, Block, nullptr, nullptr);
if (isa<llvm::Constant>(Val))
return VirtualUse(UserStmt, Val, Constant, nullptr, nullptr);
// Is the value synthesizable? If the user has been pruned
// (UserStmt == nullptr), it is either not used anywhere or is synthesizable.
// We assume synthesizable which practically should have the same effect.
auto *SE = S->getSE();
if (SE->isSCEVable(Val->getType())) {
auto *ScevExpr = SE->getSCEVAtScope(Val, UserScope);
if (!UserStmt || canSynthesize(Val, *UserStmt->getParent(), SE, UserScope))
return VirtualUse(UserStmt, Val, Synthesizable, ScevExpr, nullptr);
}
// FIXME: Inconsistency between lookupInvariantEquivClass and
// getRequiredInvariantLoads. Querying one of them should be enough.
auto &RIL = S->getRequiredInvariantLoads();
if (S->lookupInvariantEquivClass(Val) || RIL.count(dyn_cast<LoadInst>(Val)))
return VirtualUse(UserStmt, Val, Hoisted, nullptr, nullptr);
// ReadOnly uses may have MemoryAccesses that we want to associate with the
// use. This is why we look for a MemoryAccess here already.
MemoryAccess *InputMA = nullptr;
if (UserStmt && Virtual)
InputMA = UserStmt->lookupValueReadOf(Val);
// Uses are read-only if they have been defined before the SCoP, i.e., they
// cannot be written to inside the SCoP. Arguments are defined before any
// instructions, hence also before the SCoP. If the user has been pruned
// (UserStmt == nullptr) and is not SCEVable, assume it is read-only as it is
// neither an intra- nor an inter-use.
if (!UserStmt || isa<Argument>(Val))
return VirtualUse(UserStmt, Val, ReadOnly, nullptr, InputMA);
auto Inst = cast<Instruction>(Val);
if (!S->contains(Inst))
return VirtualUse(UserStmt, Val, ReadOnly, nullptr, InputMA);
// A use is inter-statement if either it is defined in another statement, or
// there is a MemoryAccess that reads its value that has been written by
// another statement.
if (InputMA || (!Virtual && !UserStmt->contains(Inst->getParent())))
return VirtualUse(UserStmt, Val, Inter, nullptr, InputMA);
return VirtualUse(UserStmt, Val, Intra, nullptr, nullptr);
}
void VirtualUse::print(raw_ostream &OS, bool Reproducible) const {
OS << "User: [" << User->getBaseName() << "] ";
switch (Kind) {
case VirtualUse::Constant:
OS << "Constant Op:";
break;
case VirtualUse::Block:
OS << "BasicBlock Op:";
break;
case VirtualUse::Synthesizable:
OS << "Synthesizable Op:";
break;
case VirtualUse::Hoisted:
OS << "Hoisted load Op:";
break;
case VirtualUse::ReadOnly:
OS << "Read-Only Op:";
break;
case VirtualUse::Intra:
OS << "Intra Op:";
break;
case VirtualUse::Inter:
OS << "Inter Op:";
break;
}
if (Val) {
OS << ' ';
if (Reproducible)
OS << '"' << Val->getName() << '"';
else
Val->print(OS, true);
}
if (ScevExpr) {
OS << ' ';
ScevExpr->print(OS);
}
if (InputMA && !Reproducible)
OS << ' ' << InputMA;
}
#if !defined(NDEBUG) || defined(LLVM_ENABLE_DUMP)
void VirtualUse::dump() const {
print(errs(), false);
errs() << '\n';
}
#endif