C++ Constant::user_begin方法代码示例

/// Once all constants are read, this method bulk resolves any forward
/// references.  The idea behind this is that we sometimes get constants (such
/// as large arrays) which reference *many* forward ref constants.  Replacing
/// each of these causes a lot of thrashing when building/reuniquing the
/// constant.  Instead of doing this, we look at all the uses and rewrite all
/// the place holders at once for any constant that uses a placeholder.
void BitcodeReaderValueList::resolveConstantForwardRefs() {
  // Sort the values by-pointer so that they are efficient to look up with a
  // binary search.
  llvm::sort(ResolveConstants);

  SmallVector<Constant *, 64> NewOps;

  while (!ResolveConstants.empty()) {
    Value *RealVal = operator[](ResolveConstants.back().second);
    Constant *Placeholder = ResolveConstants.back().first;
    ResolveConstants.pop_back();

    // Loop over all users of the placeholder, updating them to reference the
    // new value.  If they reference more than one placeholder, update them all
    // at once.
    while (!Placeholder->use_empty()) {
      auto UI = Placeholder->user_begin();
      User *U = *UI;

      // If the using object isn't uniqued, just update the operands.  This
      // handles instructions and initializers for global variables.
      if (!isa<Constant>(U) || isa<GlobalValue>(U)) {
        UI.getUse().set(RealVal);
        continue;
      }

      // Otherwise, we have a constant that uses the placeholder.  Replace that
      // constant with a new constant that has *all* placeholder uses updated.
      Constant *UserC = cast<Constant>(U);
      for (User::op_iterator I = UserC->op_begin(), E = UserC->op_end(); I != E;
           ++I) {
        Value *NewOp;
        if (!isa<ConstantPlaceHolder>(*I)) {
          // Not a placeholder reference.
          NewOp = *I;
        } else if (*I == Placeholder) {
          // Common case is that it just references this one placeholder.
          NewOp = RealVal;
        } else {
          // Otherwise, look up the placeholder in ResolveConstants.
          ResolveConstantsTy::iterator It = llvm::lower_bound(
              ResolveConstants,
              std::pair<Constant *, unsigned>(cast<Constant>(*I), 0));
          assert(It != ResolveConstants.end() && It->first == *I);
          NewOp = operator[](It->second);
        }

        NewOps.push_back(cast<Constant>(NewOp));
      }

      // Make the new constant.
      Constant *NewC;
      if (ConstantArray *UserCA = dyn_cast<ConstantArray>(UserC)) {
        NewC = ConstantArray::get(UserCA->getType(), NewOps);
      } else if (ConstantStruct *UserCS = dyn_cast<ConstantStruct>(UserC)) {
        NewC = ConstantStruct::get(UserCS->getType(), NewOps);
      } else if (isa<ConstantVector>(UserC)) {
        NewC = ConstantVector::get(NewOps);
      } else {
        assert(isa<ConstantExpr>(UserC) && "Must be a ConstantExpr.");
        NewC = cast<ConstantExpr>(UserC)->getWithOperands(NewOps);
      }

      UserC->replaceAllUsesWith(NewC);
      UserC->destroyConstant();
      NewOps.clear();
    }

    // Update all ValueHandles, they should be the only users at this point.
    Placeholder->replaceAllUsesWith(RealVal);
    Placeholder->deleteValue();
  }
}