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示例1: updateAccess
/*
The classical use/def isnt quite enough here. There are two unusual
issues:
- the ref/non-ref issue.
An assignment to a var which is referenced doesnt end its
lifetime. In fact it could just be a "use" of the var. But it
also counts as a def.
- the destructor issue.
variables which might need to be destroyed later are technically
alive, but dont interfere with any other variables in the same state.
They /do/ interfere with any truly "live" variables, however.
These are "dying".
So we end up defining, use, kill, def and dying.
use : a read of the variable, an ordinary assignment if it could
be referenced
kill : an unset, a ref assignment, or, for non referenced vars, any assignment
def : ref or normal assignment
dying : a variable whose destructor is (partially/locally) anticipated.
*/
void LiveDict::updateAccess(ExpressionPtr e) {
int cls = e->getExprClass();
if (cls & Expression::Store) {
/*
Handled when we see the lhs
*/
return;
}
int eid = e->getCanonID();
int context = e->getContext();
bool unset = false;
bool store = false;
if (context & Expression::LValue && context & Expression::UnsetContext) {
unset = true;
} else if (context & Expression::AssignmentLHS) {
store = true;
}
if (e->is(Expression::KindOfSimpleVariable)) {
SimpleVariablePtr sv(static_pointer_cast<SimpleVariable>(e));
bool use = false, kill = false, def = false;
Symbol *sym = sv->getSymbol();
bool isReferenced =
e->isReferencedValid() ?
e->isReferenced() :
sym && sym->isReferenced();
bool isNeeded =
e->isNeededValid() ?
e->isNeeded() :
sym && sym->isNeeded();
if (unset) {
kill = true;
} else if (store) {
if (context & Expression::RefAssignmentLHS ||
(!m_am.hasWildRefs() && !isReferenced)) {
kill = true;
}
def = true;
} else if ((context & Expression::Declaration) == Expression::Declaration) {
// a global declaration
def = kill = true;
} else if (context & (Expression::LValue|
Expression::RefValue|
Expression::DeepReference|
Expression::UnsetContext|
Expression::OprLValue)) {
use = def = true;
} else {
use = true;
}
if (kill && (!sym || isNeeded || isReferenced) &&
!BitOps::get_bit(eid, m_altered) &&
!BitOps::get_bit(eid, m_available)) {
BitOps::set_bit(eid, m_dying, true);
}
if (use &&
!BitOps::get_bit(eid, m_altered) &&
!BitOps::get_bit(eid, m_available)) {
BitOps::set_bit(eid, m_anticipated, true);
e->setAnticipated();
}
if (kill) {
BitOps::set_bit(eid, m_altered, true);
BitOps::set_bit(eid, m_available, def);
} else if (def) {
BitOps::set_bit(eid, m_available, true);
}
if (!m_am.couldBeAliased(sv)) {
return;
}
} else if (!e->is(Expression::KindOfDynamicVariable) &&
(unset || (context & Expression::RefAssignmentLHS))) {
// An unset, or a reference assignment to anything other
// than a simple or dynamic variable can never affect a simple
//.........这里部分代码省略.........
示例2: updateAccess
void ExprDict::updateAccess(ExpressionPtr e) {
int cls = e->getExprClass();
int eid = e->getCanonID();
e->clearAnticipated();
e->clearAvailable();
// bail on non-canonical expressions
if (!isCanonicalStructure(eid)) {
// but record we saw a type assertion belonging to this block
m_avlTypeAsserts.push_back(eid);
return;
}
if (m_anticipated &&
(cls & Expression::Update ?
!BitOps::get_bit(eid, m_altered) : !e->getLocalEffects())) {
/*
Anticipated can be computed bottom up as we go. But note that we
only know altered for Load/Store expressions.
*/
int i = e->getKidCount();
while (true) {
if (!i--) {
e->setAnticipated();
if (!e->hasContext(Expression::AssignmentLHS)) {
setStructureOps(eid, m_anticipated, true);
}
break;
}
if (ExpressionPtr k = e->getNthExpr(i)) {
if (!isCanonicalStructure(k->getCanonID())) continue;
if (!k->isAnticipated()) {
break;
}
}
}
}
if (m_available) {
/*
Available has to be computed optimistically, because we dont yet
know what is going to be altered between here and the end of the block
So keep a list of the potentially-available accesses (avlAccess), and
for each id, the last potentially-available expression (avlExpr).
For each modifying expression that we process, we remove expressions
from avlAccess, and at the end, we build up the available expressions
bottom up.
*/
if ((cls & (Expression::Store|Expression::Call)) ||
(cls & Expression::Load &&
e->getContext() & (Expression::LValue|
Expression::RefValue|
Expression::UnsetContext|
Expression::DeepReference))) {
bool isLoad;
int depth = 0, effects = 0;
for (int i = 0, n = m_avlAccess.size(); i < n; ) {
ExpressionRawPtr a = m_avlAccess[i];
if (m_am.checkAnyInterf(e, a, isLoad, depth, effects) !=
AliasManager::DisjointAccess) {
int aid = a->getCanonID();
assert(isCanonicalStructure(aid));
if (eid != aid || cls == Expression::Load) {
BitOps::set_bit(aid, m_altered, true);
}
if (!(cls & Expression::Store) ||
a != e->getStoreVariable()) {
a->clearAvailable();
m_avlAccess[i] = m_avlAccess[--n];
m_avlAccess.resize(n);
continue;
}
}
i++;
}
}
if (cls & Expression::Update ||
!e->getContainedEffects()) {
int i = e->getKidCount();
while (true) {
if (!i--) {
e->setAvailable();
if (cls & Expression::Update) {
m_avlAccess.push_back(e);
}
m_avlExpr[eid] = e;
break;
}
if (ExpressionPtr k = e->getNthExpr(i)) {
if (!isCanonicalStructure(k->getCanonID())) continue;
if (!k->isAvailable()) {
break;
}
}
}
}
}
if ((cls & (Expression::Store|Expression::Call)) ||
(cls & Expression::Load &&
//.........这里部分代码省略.........