* @brief Always available outs.
* @author Sebastian Hack, Michael Beck, Andreas Schoesser
* @date 14.1.2005
- * @version $Id$
* @brief
* This are out-edges (also called def-use edges) that are dynamically
* updated as the graph changes.
#define ValueType ir_edge_t*
#define NullValue NULL
#define DeletedValue ((ir_edge_t*)-1)
-#define Hash(this,key) (HASH_PTR(key->src) ^ (key->pos * 40013))
+#define Hash(this,key) (hash_ptr(key->src) ^ (key->pos * 40013))
#define KeysEqual(this,key1,key2) ((key1->src) == (key2->src) && (key1->pos == key2->pos))
#define SetRangeEmpty(ptr,size) memset(ptr, 0, (size) * sizeof((ptr)[0]))
return (long)e;
}
-/**
- * Announce to reserve extra space for each edge to be allocated.
- *
- * @param n: Size of the space to reserve
- *
- * @return Offset at which the private data will begin
- *
- * Several users can reserve extra space for private usage.
- * Each user has to remember his given offset and the size of his private data.
- * To be called before FIRM is initialized.
- */
size_t edges_register_private_data(size_t n)
{
size_t res = edges_private_size;
return res;
}
-/*
- * Reset the user's private data at offset 'offset'
- * The user has to remember his offset and the size of his data!
- * Caution: Using wrong values here can destroy other users private data!
- */
void edges_reset_private_data(ir_graph *irg, int offset, unsigned size)
{
irg_edge_info_t *info = get_irg_edge_info(irg, EDGE_KIND_NORMAL);
#define get_irn_out_list_head(irn) (&get_irn_out_info(irn)->outs)
-#define edge_hash(edge) (TIMES37((edge)->pos) + HASH_PTR((edge)->src))
+#define edge_hash(edge) (TIMES37((edge)->pos) + hash_ptr((edge)->src))
-/**
- * Initialize the out information for a graph.
- * @note Dead node elimination can call this on an already initialized graph.
- */
void edges_init_graph_kind(ir_graph *irg, ir_edge_kind_t kind)
{
if (edges_activated_kind(irg, kind)) {
}
}
-/**
- * Get the edge object of an outgoing edge at a node.
- * @param irg The graph, the node is in.
- * @param src The node at which the edge originates.
- * @param pos The position of the edge.
- * @param kind The kind of the edge.
- * @return The corresponding edge object or NULL,
- * if no such edge exists.
- */
const ir_edge_t *get_irn_edge_kind(const ir_node *src, int pos, ir_edge_kind_t kind)
{
ir_graph *irg = get_irn_irg(src);
}
}
-/* The edge from (src, pos) -> old_tgt is redirected to tgt */
void edges_notify_edge_kind(ir_node *src, int pos, ir_node *tgt,
ir_node *old_tgt, ir_edge_kind_t kind,
ir_graph *irg)
}
}
-/*
- * Build the initial edge set.
- * Beware, this is not a simple task because it suffers from two
- * difficulties:
- * - the anchor set allows access to Nodes that may not be reachable from
- * the End node
- * - the identities add nodes to the "root set" that are not yet reachable
- * from End. However, after some transformations, the CSE may revival these
- * nodes
- *
- * These problems can be fixed using different strategies:
- * - Add an age flag to every node. Whenever the edge of a node is older
- * then the current edge, invalidate the edges of this node.
- * While this would help for revivaled nodes, it increases memory and runtime.
- * - Delete the identities set.
- * Solves the revival problem, but may increase the memory consumption, as
- * nodes cannot be revivaled at all.
- * - Manually iterate over the identities root set. This did not consume more memory
- * but increase the computation time because the |identities| >= |V|
- *
- * Currently, we use the last option.
- */
void edges_activate_kind(ir_graph *irg, ir_edge_kind_t kind)
{
+ /*
+ * Build the initial edge set.
+ * Beware, this is not a simple task because it suffers from two
+ * difficulties:
+ * - the anchor set allows access to Nodes that may not be reachable from
+ * the End node
+ * - the identities add nodes to the "root set" that are not yet reachable
+ * from End. However, after some transformations, the CSE may revival these
+ * nodes
+ *
+ * These problems can be fixed using different strategies:
+ * - Add an age flag to every node. Whenever the edge of a node is older
+ * then the current edge, invalidate the edges of this node.
+ * While this would help for revivaled nodes, it increases memory and runtime.
+ * - Delete the identities set.
+ * Solves the revival problem, but may increase the memory consumption, as
+ * nodes cannot be revivaled at all.
+ * - Manually iterate over the identities root set. This did not consume more memory
+ * but increase the computation time because the |identities| >= |V|
+ *
+ * Currently, we use the last option.
+ */
struct build_walker w;
irg_edge_info_t *info = get_irg_edge_info(irg, kind);
visitor_info_t visit;
visit_all_identities(irg, visitor, &visit);
irg_walk_anchors(irg, NULL, build_edges_walker, &w);
} else {
- irg_walk_anchors(irg, init_lh_walker, build_edges_walker, &w);
visit.visit = init_lh_walker;
visit_all_identities(irg, visitor, &visit);
+ irg_walk_anchors(irg, init_lh_walker, build_edges_walker, &w);
}
}
return edges_activated_kind_(irg, kind);
}
-
-/**
- * Reroute all use-edges from a node to another.
- * @param from The node whose use-edges shall be withdrawn.
- * @param to The node to which all the use-edges of @p from shall be
- * sent to.
- * @param irg The graph.
- */
void edges_reroute_kind(ir_node *from, ir_node *to, ir_edge_kind_t kind)
{
ir_graph *irg = get_irn_irg(from);
bitset_free(bs);
}
-/**
- * Verifies the out edges of an irg.
- */
int edges_verify(ir_graph *irg)
{
struct build_walker w;
return 0;
}
-/* Creates an ir_graph pass for edges_verify(). */
ir_graph_pass_t *irg_verify_edges_pass(const char *name, unsigned assert_on_problem)
{
pass_t *pass = XMALLOCZ(pass_t);