GCC Middle and Back End API Reference
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sparseset | sparseset_alloc () |
static void | sparseset_swap () |
void | sparseset_clear_bit () |
void | sparseset_copy () |
void | sparseset_and () |
void | sparseset_and_compl () |
void | sparseset_ior () |
bool | sparseset_equal_p () |
sparseset sparseset_alloc | ( | ) |
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SparseSet implementation. Copyright (C) 2007-2013 Free Software Foundation, Inc. Contributed by Peter Bergner bergn er@v net.i bm.c om
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Allocate and clear a n_elms SparseSet.
Mark the sparseset as defined to silence some valgrind uninitialized read errors when accessing set->sparse[n] when "n" is not, and never has been, in the set. These uninitialized reads are expected, by design and harmless.
Referenced by finish_live_range_start_chains(), ira_print_live_range_list(), and update_lives().
void sparseset_and | ( | ) |
Operation: D = A & B. Restrictions: none.
void sparseset_and_compl | ( | ) |
Operation: D = A & ~B. Restrictions: D != B, unless D == A == B.
void sparseset_clear_bit | ( | ) |
Operation: S = S - {e} Delete e from the set S if it is a member of S.
If we are iterating over this set and we want to delete a member we've already visited, then we swap the element we want to delete with the element at the current iteration index so that it plays well together with the code below that actually removes the element.
Replace the element we want to delete with the last element in the dense array and then decrement s->members, effectively removing the element we want to delete.
References sparseset_def::iter, sparseset_def::iter_inc, and sparseset_swap().
void sparseset_copy | ( | ) |
Operation: D = S Restrictions: none.
Referenced by sparseset_ior().
bool sparseset_equal_p | ( | ) |
Operation: A == B Restrictions: none.
void sparseset_ior | ( | ) |
Operation: D = A | B. Restrictions: none.
References sparseset_copy(), and sparseset_set_bit().
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Low level routine not meant for use outside of sparseset.[ch]. Assumes idx1 < s->members and idx2 < s->members.
Referenced by sparseset_clear_bit().