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| #define | BB_TO_VISIT BB_VISITED |
| #define BB_TO_VISIT BB_VISITED |
Referenced by finish_copies(), finish_copy(), and initiate_cost_vectors().
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Attach a copy CP to allocnos involved into the copy.
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Attach a pref PREF to the cooresponding allocno.
References ira_allocno_pref::num, and pool_free().
Referenced by finish_allocnos().
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The following recursive function adds LOOP to the loop tree hierarchy. LOOP is added only once. If LOOP is NULL we adding loop designating the whole function when CFG loops are not built.
We can not use loop node access macros here because of potential
checking and because the nodes are not initialized enough
yet. We have not added loop node to the tree yet.
References loop_outer(), loop::num, and ira_loop_tree_node::regno_allocno_map.
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Add OBJ2 to the conflicts of OBJ1.
Expand head of the bit vector.
Expand tail of the bit vector.
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Allocate and initialize the conflict bit vector of OBJ.
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The page contains function to remove some regions from a separate register allocation. We remove regions whose separate allocation will hardly improve the result. As a result we speed up regional register allocation.
The function changes the object in range list given by R to OBJ.
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Clear all conflicts of OBJ.
Referenced by copy_info_to_removed_store_destinations().
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Remove duplications in conflict vector of OBJ.
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Remove duplications in conflict vectors of all allocnos.
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Process all allocnos originated from pseudo REGNO and copy live ranges, hard reg conflicts, and allocno stack reg attributes from low level allocnos to final allocnos which are destinations of removed stores at a loop exit. Return true if we copied live ranges.
This allocno will be removed.
Caps will be removed.
References clear_conflicts(), live_range::next, and live_range::object.
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Copy allocno live range R and return the result.
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For each allocno, set ALLOCNO_NUM_OBJECTS and create the ALLOCNO_OBJECT structures. This must be called after the allocno classes are known.
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Create allocnos corresponding to pseudo-registers in the current function. Traverse the loop tree for this.
We need to process BB first to correctly link allocnos by member
next_regno_allocno.
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Create allocnos corresponding to pseudo-registers living in the basic block represented by the corresponding loop tree node BB_NODE.
It might be a allocno living through from one subloop to
another.
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Create and return the cap representing allocno A in the parent loop.
References ira_create_live_range().
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This recursive function creates allocnos corresponding to pseudo-registers containing in X. True OUTPUT_P means that X is a lvalue.
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Create allocnos corresponding to pseudo-registers living on edge E (a loop entry or exit). Also mark the allocnos as living on the loop border.
The order of creations is important for right
ira_regno_allocno_map.
References create_loop_tree_node_allocnos(), ira_traverse_loop_tree(), and propagate_modified_regnos().
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Create allocnos corresponding to pseudo-registers living in loop represented by the corresponding loop tree node LOOP_NODE. This function is called by ira_traverse_loop_tree.
Referenced by create_loop_allocnos().
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The following function allocates the loop tree nodes. If CURRENT_LOOPS is NULL, the nodes corresponding to the loops (except the root which corresponds the all function) will be not allocated but nodes will still be allocated for basic blocks.
| DEBUG_FUNCTION void debug | ( | ) |
References copy_pool, copy_vec, finish_copy(), and free_alloc_pool().
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@verbatim
Building internal representation for IRA. Copyright (C) 2006-2013 Free Software Foundation, Inc. Contributed by Vladimir Makarov vmakarov@redhat.com.
This file is part of GCC.
GCC is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3, or (at your option) any later version.
GCC is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with GCC; see the file COPYING3. If not see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
Return copy connecting A1 and A2 and originated from INSN of LOOP_TREE_NODE if any.
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Free the memory allocated for allocno A.
References ira_allocno_pref::allocno, ira_allocno_pref::next_pref, and pref.
Referenced by ira_finish_live_range_list().
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Free the memory allocated for all allocnos.
References add_allocno_pref_to_list(), find_allocno_pref(), ira_allocno_pref::freq, ira_create_pref(), and pref.
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Free memory allocated for all copies.
References ira_loop_tree_node::bb, BB_TO_VISIT, basic_block_def::flags, and basic_block_def::preds.
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The function frees memory allocated for copy CP.
References ira_loop_tree_node::bb, BB_TO_VISIT, and basic_block_def::flags.
Referenced by debug().
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Finish work with hard register cost vectors. Release allocation pool for each allocno class.
References ira_loop_tree_node::bb, ira_loop_tree_node::regno_allocno_map, and vNULL.
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Free the loop tree node of a loop.
Referenced by remove_unnecessary_allocnos().
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Free the loop tree nodes.
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The function frees memory allocated for PREF.
Referenced by print_pref().
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Free memory allocated for all prefs.
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Create the loop tree. The algorithm is designed to provide correct order of loops (they are ordered by their last loop BB) and basic blocks in the chain formed by member next.
We can not use loop/bb node access macros because of potential
checking and because the nodes are not initialized enough
yet.
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Initialize some members in loop tree node NODE. Use LOOP_NUM for the member loop_num.
References ira_allocate(), last_basic_block_before_change, memset(), ira_loop_tree_node::reg_pressure, and ira_loop_tree_node::regno_allocno_map.
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Initialize data concerning allocnos.
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The function initializes data concerning allocno copies.
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The function initiates work with hard register cost vectors. It creates allocation pool for each allocno class.
References BB_TO_VISIT.
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The function initializes data concerning allocno prefs.
References print_pref().
| void ior_hard_reg_conflicts | ( | ) |
Update hard register conflict information for all objects associated with A to include the regs in SET.
| ira_copy_t ira_add_allocno_copy | ( | ira_allocno_t | first, |
| ira_allocno_t | second, | ||
| int | freq, | ||
| bool | constraint_p, | ||
| rtx | insn, | ||
| ira_loop_tree_node_t | loop_tree_node | ||
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Create (or update frequency if the copy already exists) and return the copy of allocnos FIRST and SECOND with frequency FREQ corresponding to move insn INSN (if any) and originated from LOOP_TREE_NODE.
References print_allocno_copies().
Referenced by add_copies().
| void ira_add_allocno_pref | ( | ) |
Create (or update frequency if the pref already exists) the pref of allocnos A preferring HARD_REGNO with frequency FREQ.
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Add OBJ1 to the conflicts of OBJ2 and vice versa.
| void ira_add_live_range_to_object | ( | ) |
Create a new live range for OBJECT and queue it at the head of its live range list.
References live_range::finish, ira_finish_live_range(), live_range::next, and live_range::start.
| void ira_allocate_conflict_vec | ( | ) |
Allocates and initialize the conflict vector of OBJ for NUM conflicting objects.
References ira_allocate(), ira_free(), memcpy(), and loop::num.
| int* ira_allocate_cost_vector | ( | ) |
Allocate and return a cost vector VEC for ACLASS.
Referenced by ira_copy_iter_cond().
| void ira_allocate_object_conflicts | ( | ) |
Allocate and initialize the conflict vector or conflict bit vector of OBJ for NUM conflicting allocnos whatever is more profitable.
References memset().
| bool ira_build | ( | void | ) |
Create a internal representation (IR) for IRA (allocnos, copies, loop tree nodes). The function returns TRUE if we generate loop structure (besides nodes representing all function and the basic blocks) for regional allocation. A true return means that we really need to flatten IR before the reload.
Remove all regions but root one.
We don't save hard registers around calls for fast allocation
-- add caller clobbered registers as conflicting ones to
allocno crossing calls.
Referenced by split_live_ranges_for_shrink_wrap().
| bool ira_conflict_vector_profitable_p | ( | ) |
Return TRUE if a conflict vector with NUM elements is more profitable than a conflict bit vector for OBJ.
We prefer a bit vector in such case because it does not result
in allocation.
| live_range_t ira_copy_live_range_list | ( | ) |
Copy allocno live range list given by its head R and return the result.
| ira_allocno_t ira_create_allocno | ( | int | regno, |
| bool | cap_p, | ||
| ira_loop_tree_node_t | loop_tree_node | ||
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Create and return the allocno corresponding to REGNO in LOOP_TREE_NODE. Add the allocno to the list of allocnos with the same regno if CAP_P is FALSE.
Remember that we can create temporary allocnos to break
cycles in register shuffle on region borders (see
ira-emit.c).
| void ira_create_allocno_objects | ( | ) |
Determine the number of objects we should associate with allocno A and allocate them.
Referenced by ira_set_allocno_class(), and modify_move_list().
| ira_copy_t ira_create_copy | ( | ira_allocno_t | first, |
| ira_allocno_t | second, | ||
| int | freq, | ||
| bool | constraint_p, | ||
| rtx | insn, | ||
| ira_loop_tree_node_t | loop_tree_node | ||
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Create and return copy with given attributes LOOP_TREE_NODE, FIRST, SECOND, FREQ, CONSTRAINT_P, and INSN.
References ira_allocno_copy::constraint_p, ira_allocno_copy::first, ira_allocno_copy::freq, ira_allocno_copy::insn, ira_allocno_copy::num, and ira_allocno_copy::second.
| live_range_t ira_create_live_range | ( | ira_object_t | obj, |
| int | start, | ||
| int | finish, | ||
| live_range_t | next | ||
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Create and return a live range for OBJECT with given attributes.
References first, last, and live_range::start.
Referenced by create_cap_allocno().
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Create and return an object corresponding to a new allocno A.
References ira_loop_tree_node::all_allocnos, bitmap_set_bit(), ira_allocnos_num, pool_alloc(), and ira_loop_tree_node::regno_allocno_map.
| ira_pref_t ira_create_pref | ( | ) |
Create and return pref with given attributes A, HARD_REGNO, and FREQ.
References ira_allocno_pref::freq, ira_allocno_pref::hard_regno, ira_allocno_pref::next_pref, ira_allocno_pref::num, and pref.
Referenced by finish_allocnos().
| void ira_debug_allocno_copies | ( | ) |
Print info about copies involving allocno A into stderr.
| void ira_debug_allocno_prefs | ( | ) |
Print info about prefs involving allocno A into stderr.
References ira_allocno_copy::first.
| void ira_debug_copies | ( | void | ) |
Print info about all copies into stderr.
| void ira_debug_copy | ( | ) |
Print info about copy CP into stderr.
| void ira_debug_pref | ( | ) |
Print info about PREF into stderr.
| void ira_debug_prefs | ( | void | ) |
Print info about all prefs into stderr.
| void ira_destroy | ( | void | ) |
Release the data created by function ira_build.
| void ira_finish_live_range | ( | ) |
Free allocno live range R.
References ira_free_allocno_costs(), and pool_free().
Referenced by ira_add_live_range_to_object().
| void ira_finish_live_range_list | ( | ) |
Free list of allocno live ranges starting with R.
References finish_allocno(), free_alloc_pool(), and ira_free().
| void ira_flattening | ( | ) |
Flatten the IR. In other words, this function transforms IR as if it were built with one region (without loops). We could make it much simpler by rebuilding IR with one region, but unfortunately it takes a lot of time. MAX_REGNO_BEFORE_EMIT and IRA_MAX_POINT_BEFORE_EMIT are correspondingly MAX_REG_NUM () and IRA_MAX_POINT before emitting insns on the loop borders.
Caps are not in the regno allocno maps and they are never
will be transformed into allocnos existing after IR
flattening. Fix final allocno attributes.
Rebuild conflicts.
Don't set up conflict for the allocno with itself.
Mark some copies for removing and change allocnos in the rest
copies. Check that the copy was not propagated from level on
which we will have different pseudos. Remove unnecessary allocnos on lower levels of the loop tree.
Restore updated costs for assignments from reload.
Remove unnecessary copies.
Referenced by move_unallocated_pseudos().
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Free and nullify all cost vectors allocated earlier for allocno A.
Referenced by ira_finish_live_range().
| void ira_free_allocno_updated_costs | ( | ) |
Free updated register costs of allocno A.
References create_alloc_pool(), and get_max_uid().
| void ira_free_cost_vector | ( | ) |
Free a cost vector VEC for ACLASS.
| bool ira_live_ranges_intersect_p | ( | ) |
Return TRUE if live ranges R1 and R2 intersect.
Remember the live ranges are always kept ordered.
Referenced by coalesce_allocnos().
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Compute a post-ordering of the reverse control flow of the loop body designated by the children nodes of LOOP_NODE, whose body nodes in pre-order are input as LOOP_PREORDER. Return a VEC with a post-order of the reverse loop body. For the post-order of the reverse CFG, we visit the basic blocks in LOOP_PREORDER array in the reverse order of where they appear. This is important: We do not just want to compute a post-order of the reverse CFG, we want to make a best-guess for a visiting order that minimizes the number of chain elements per allocno live range. If the blocks would be visited in a different order, we would still compute a correct post-ordering but it would be less likely that two nodes connected by an edge in the CFG are neighbours in the topsort.
This is a bit of strange abuse of the BB_VISITED flag: We use
the flag to mark blocks we still have to visit to add them to
our post-order. Define an alias to avoid confusion.
| live_range_t ira_merge_live_ranges | ( | ) |
Merge ranges R1 and R2 and returns the result. The function maintains the order of ranges and tries to minimize number of the result ranges.
Intersected ranges: merge r1 and r2 into r1.
To try to merge with subsequent ranges in r1.
Add r1 to the result.
To try to merge with subsequent ranges in r2.
| ira_allocno_t ira_parent_allocno | ( | ) |
Find the allocno that corresponds to A at a level one higher up in the loop tree. Returns NULL if A is a cap, or if it has no parent.
| ira_allocno_t ira_parent_or_cap_allocno | ( | ) |
Find the allocno that corresponds to A at a level one higher up in the loop tree. If ALLOCNO_CAP is set for A, return that.
Referenced by add_copies().
| void ira_print_expanded_allocno | ( | ) |
This recursive function outputs allocno A and if it is a cap the function outputs its members.
Referenced by bucket_allocno_compare_func(), and ira_loop_edge_freq().
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Restore allocno order for REGNO in the regno allocno list.
| void ira_remove_allocno_prefs | ( | ) |
Remove all prefs of allocno A.
| void ira_remove_pref | ( | ) |
Remove PREF from the list of allocno prefs and free memory for it.
| void ira_set_allocno_class | ( | ) |
Set up register class for A and update its conflict hard registers.
References ira_create_allocno_objects().
Referenced by modify_move_list().
| void ira_traverse_loop_tree | ( | bool | bb_p, |
| ira_loop_tree_node_t | loop_node, | ||
| void(*)(ira_loop_tree_node_t) | preorder_func, | ||
| void(*)(ira_loop_tree_node_t) | postorder_func | ||
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This recursive function traverses loop tree with root LOOP_NODE calling non-null functions PREORDER_FUNC and POSTORDER_FUNC correspondingly in preorder and postorder. The function sets up IRA_CURR_LOOP_TREE_NODE and IRA_CURR_REGNO_ALLOCNO_MAP. If BB_P, basic block nodes of LOOP_NODE is also processed (before its subloop nodes). If BB_P is set and POSTORDER_FUNC is given, the basic blocks in the loop are passed in the *reverse* post-order of the *reverse* CFG. This is only used by ira_create_allocno_live_ranges, which wants to visit basic blocks in this order to minimize the number of elements per live range chain. Note that the loop tree nodes are still visited in the normal, forward post-order of the loop tree.
Add all nodes to the set of nodes to visit. The IRA loop tree
is set up such that nodes in the loop body appear in a pre-order
of their place in the CFG.
Referenced by create_loop_allocnos(), print_conflicts(), and process_bb_for_costs().
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Sort loops for marking them for removal. We put already marked loops first, then less frequent loops next, and then outer loops next.
Make sorting stable.
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Return TRUE if NODE is inside PARENT.
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Return TRUE if NODE represents a loop with low register pressure.
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Mark all loops but root for removing.
Don't remove the root.
Referenced by remove_unnecessary_allocnos().
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Mark loops which should be removed from regional allocation. We remove a loop with low register pressure inside another loop with register pressure. In this case a separate allocation of the loop hardly helps (for irregular register file architecture it could help by choosing a better hard register in the loop but we prefer faster allocation even in this case). We also remove cheap loops if there are more than IRA_MAX_LOOPS_NUM of them. Loop with EH exit or enter edges are removed too because the allocation might require put pseudo moves on the EH edges (we could still do this for pseudos with caller saved hard registers in some cases but it is impossible to say here or during top-down allocation pass what hard register the pseudos get finally).
Don't remove the root.
Referenced by remove_unnecessary_allocnos().
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Merge hard register conflict information for all objects associated with allocno TO into the corresponding objects associated with FROM. If TOTAL_ONLY is true, we only merge OBJECT_TOTAL_CONFLICT_HARD_REGS.
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The function returns TRUE if there are more one allocation region.
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Move all live ranges associated with allocno FROM to allocno TO.
References cfun, get_loops(), ira_allocate(), number_of_loops(), ira_loop_tree_node::to_remove_p, and vec_safe_iterate().
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Sort allocnos according to their live ranges. Allocnos with smaller allocno class are put first unless we use priority coloring. Allocnos with the same class are ordered according their start (min). Allocnos with the same start are ordered according their finish (max).
Referenced by update_bad_spill_attribute().
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Print info about copies involving allocno A into file F.
Referenced by ira_add_allocno_copy().
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Print info about prefs involving allocno A into file F.
References create_alloc_pool(), get_max_uid(), and ira_copies_num.
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Print info about all copies into file F.
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Print info about copy CP into file F.
References copy_pool, and pool_free().
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Print info about PREF into file F.
References finish_pref(), ira_allocno_pref::next_pref, and pref.
Referenced by initiate_prefs().
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Print info about all prefs into file F.
Referenced by find_allocno_pref().
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Propagate new info about allocno A (see comments about accumulated info in allocno definition) to the corresponding allocno on upper loop tree level. So allocnos on upper levels accumulate information about the corresponding allocnos in nested regions. The new info means allocno info finally calculated in this file.
There are no caps yet at this point. So use
border_allocnos to find allocnos for the propagation.
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Propagate information about allocnos modified inside the loop given by its LOOP_TREE_NODE to its parent.
Referenced by create_loop_allocnos().
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Propagate info from allocno FROM_A to allocno A.
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Rebuild IRA_REGNO_ALLOCNO_MAP and REGNO_ALLOCNO_MAPs of the loop tree nodes.
Caps are not in the regno allocno maps.
Remember that we can create temporary allocnos to break
cycles in register shuffle.
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Sort allocnos according to their order in regno allocno list.
If allocnos are equally good, sort by allocno numbers, so that
the results of qsort leave nothing to chance. We put allocnos
with higher number first in the list because it is the original
order for allocnos from loops on the same levels.
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Remove allocnos from all loops but the root.
Remove the allocno and update info of allocno in the upper
region.
Referenced by remove_unnecessary_allocnos().
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Remove subregions of NODE if their separate allocation will not improve the result.
References ira_loop_tree_node::all_allocnos, bitmap_set_bit(), and ira_loop_tree_node::regno_allocno_map.
Referenced by remove_unnecessary_allocnos().
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Remove allocnos from loops removed from the allocation consideration.
There are no allocnos with the same regno in
upper region -- just move the allocno to the
upper region. Remove the allocno and update info of allocno in
the upper region. Remove it from the corresponding regno allocno
map to avoid info propagation of subsequent
allocno into this already removed allocno. We need to restore the order in regno allocno list.
References cfun, finish_loop_tree_node(), mark_all_loops_for_removal(), mark_loops_for_removal(), number_of_loops(), remove_low_level_allocnos(), and remove_uneccesary_loop_nodes_from_loop_tree().
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Remove loops from consideration. We remove all loops except for root if ALL_P or loops for which a separate allocation will not improve the result. We have to do this after allocno creation and their costs and allocno class evaluation because only after that the register pressure can be known and is calculated.
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The following recursive function sets up levels of nodes of the tree given its root LOOP_NODE. The enumeration starts with LEVEL. The function returns maximal value of level in the tree + 1.
References ira_loop_tree_node::bb, ira_loop_tree_node::children, basic_block_def::index, ira_loop_tree_node::loop, basic_block_def::loop_father, loop_outer(), ira_loop_tree_node::next, loop::num, ira_loop_tree_node::regno_allocno_map, ira_loop_tree_node::subloop_next, and ira_loop_tree_node::subloops.
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Set up minimal and maximal live range points for allocnos.
Accumulation of range info.
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Set up minimal and maximal conflict ids of allocnos with which given allocno can conflict.
If we skip an allocno, the allocno with smaller ids will
be also skipped because of the secondary sorting the
range finishes (see function
object_range_compare_func). We could increase min further in this case but it is good
enough. We could decrease max further in this case but it is good
enough. In filling, we can go further A range finish to recognize
intersection quickly because if the finish of subsequently
processed allocno (it has smaller conflict id) range is
further A range finish than they are definitely intersected
(the reason for this is the allocnos with bigger conflict id
have their range starts not smaller than allocnos with
smaller ids. For allocnos with more than one object, we may later record extra conflicts in
subobject 0 that we cannot really know about here.
For now, simply widen the min/max range of these subobjects.
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Sort ira_object_id_map and set up conflict id of allocnos.
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Make a copy CP a canonical copy where number of the first allocno is less than the second one.
References ira_allocno_copy::first, ira_allocno_copy::freq, ira_allocno_copy::next_first_allocno_copy, ira_allocno_copy::next_second_allocno_copy, ira_allocno_copy::num, and ira_allocno_copy::second.
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At this point true value of allocno attribute bad_spill_p means that there is an insn where allocno occurs and where the allocno can not be used as memory. The function updates the attribute, now it can be true only for allocnos which can not be used as memory in an insn and in whose live ranges there is other allocno deaths. Spilling allocnos with true value will not improve the code because it will not make other allocnos colorable and additional reloads for the corresponding pseudo will be generated in reload pass for each insn it occurs. This is a trick mentioned in one classic article of Chaitin etc which is frequently omitted in other implementations of RA based on graph coloring.
References ira_objects_num, loop::num, and object_range_compare_func().
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Identify allocnos which prefer a register class with a single hard register. Adjust ALLOCNO_CONFLICT_HARD_REG_COSTS so that conflicting allocnos are less likely to use the preferred singleton register.
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Pools for allocnos, allocno live ranges and objects.
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Vec containing references to all created allocnos. It is a container of array allocnos.
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Vec containing references to all children of loop tree nodes.
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The array used to find duplications in conflict vectors of allocnos.
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Pools for copies.
Referenced by debug(), and print_copy().
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Vec containing references to all created copies. It is a container of array ira_copies.
Referenced by debug().
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Pools for cost vectors. It is defined only for allocno classes.
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The basic block currently being processed.
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The value used to mark allocation presence in conflict vector of the current allocno.
| ira_allocno_t* ira_allocnos |
Array of references to all allocnos. The order number of the allocno corresponds to the index in the array. Removed allocnos have NULL element value.
Referenced by update_left_conflict_sizes_p().
| int ira_allocnos_num |
Sizes of the previous array.
Referenced by coalesced_pseudo_reg_slot_compare(), ira_create_object(), ira_reuse_stack_slot(), and process_bb_for_costs().
| ira_loop_tree_node_t ira_bb_nodes |
All nodes representing basic blocks are referred through the following array. We can not use basic block member `aux' for this because it is used for insertion of insns on edges.
| ira_copy_t* ira_copies |
Array of references to all copies. The order number of the copy corresponds to the index in the array. Removed copies have NULL element value.
| int ira_copies_num |
Size of the previous array.
Referenced by print_allocno_prefs().
| ira_loop_tree_node_t ira_curr_loop_tree_node |
The current loop tree node and its regno allocno map.
| ira_allocno_t* ira_curr_regno_allocno_map |
Referenced by mark_pseudo_reg_live().
| ira_loop_tree_node_t ira_loop_nodes |
All nodes representing loops are referred through the following array.
| unsigned int ira_loop_nodes_count |
And size of the ira_loop_nodes array.
| int ira_loop_tree_height |
Height of the loop tree.
| ira_loop_tree_node_t ira_loop_tree_root |
The root of the loop tree corresponding to the all function.
Referenced by add_copies(), fix_reg_equiv_init(), print_conflicts(), and process_bb_for_costs().
| ira_object_t* ira_object_id_map |
Map a conflict id to its conflict record.
Referenced by dec_register_pressure(), process_bb_node_lives(), and propagate_copies().
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Vec containing references to all created ira_objects. It is a container of ira_object_id_map.
| int ira_objects_num |
Count of conflict record structures we've created, used when creating a new conflict id.
Referenced by ira_print_live_range_list(), modify_move_list(), and update_bad_spill_attribute().
| ira_pref_t* ira_prefs |
Array of references to all allocno preferences. The order number of the preference corresponds to the index in the array.
| int ira_prefs_num |
Size of the previous array.
| ira_allocno_t* ira_regno_allocno_map |
Map regno -> allocnos with given regno (see comments for allocno member `next_regno_allocno').
Referenced by coalesced_pseudo_reg_slot_compare(), ira_create_new_reg(), ira_reassign_pseudos(), merge_allocnos(), and slot_coalesced_allocno_live_ranges_intersect_p().
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LAST_BASIC_BLOCK before generating additional insns because of live range splitting. Emitting insns on a critical edge creates a new basic block.
Referenced by init_loop_tree_node().
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Pools for allocno preferences.
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Vec containing references to all created preferences. It is a container of array ira_prefs.
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This array is used to sort allocnos to restore allocno order in the regno allocno list.
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The page contains code transforming more one region internal representation (IR) to one region IR which is necessary for reload. This transformation is called IR flattening. We might just rebuild the IR for one region but we don't do it because it takes a lot of time.
Map: regno -> allocnos which will finally represent the regno for IR with one region.
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Definition of vector of loop tree nodes.
Vec containing references to all removed loop tree nodes.
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