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author | Eric Biederman <ebiederm@xmission.com> | 2003-06-28 06:49:45 +0000 |
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committer | Eric Biederman <ebiederm@xmission.com> | 2003-06-28 06:49:45 +0000 |
commit | d1ea53995ca8c385db79174d9b2fa133fd52b0aa (patch) | |
tree | a2c40289914c50d0f7409ddf90c9a6c3b2485447 /util/romcc/romcc.c | |
parent | db59928fd93080e5376e45f7dcf7ddee0262e336 (diff) | |
download | coreboot-d1ea53995ca8c385db79174d9b2fa133fd52b0aa.tar.xz |
- Update romcc so that it more successfully spills registers to the xmm registers
- Add several more test cases.
- Bump the version number to .32
git-svn-id: svn://svn.coreboot.org/coreboot/trunk@919 2b7e53f0-3cfb-0310-b3e9-8179ed1497e1
Diffstat (limited to 'util/romcc/romcc.c')
-rw-r--r-- | util/romcc/romcc.c | 1265 |
1 files changed, 651 insertions, 614 deletions
diff --git a/util/romcc/romcc.c b/util/romcc/romcc.c index ea949989c2..6f3335fe49 100644 --- a/util/romcc/romcc.c +++ b/util/romcc/romcc.c @@ -15,6 +15,8 @@ #define DEBUG_COLOR_GRAPH 0 #define DEBUG_SCC 0 #define DEBUG_CONSISTENCY 2 +#define DEBUG_RANGE_CONFLICTS 0 +#define DEBUG_COALESCING 0 #warning "FIXME boundary cases with small types in larger registers" #warning "FIXME give clear error messages about unused variables" @@ -300,6 +302,9 @@ struct token { #define OP_MAX_CONST 59 #define IS_CONST_OP(X) (((X) >= OP_MIN_CONST) && ((X) <= OP_MAX_CONST)) #define OP_INTCONST 50 +/* For OP_INTCONST ->type holds the type. + * ->u.cval holds the constant value. + */ #define OP_BLOBCONST 51 /* For OP_BLOBCONST ->type holds the layout and size * information. u.blob holds a pointer to the raw binary @@ -889,6 +894,7 @@ struct type { static unsigned arch_reg_regcm(struct compile_state *state, int reg); static unsigned arch_regcm_normalize(struct compile_state *state, unsigned regcm); +static unsigned arch_regcm_reg_normalize(struct compile_state *state, unsigned regcm); static void arch_reg_equivs( struct compile_state *state, unsigned *equiv, int reg); static int arch_select_free_register( @@ -4000,7 +4006,7 @@ static size_t size_of(struct compile_state *state, struct type *type) size = size_of(state, type->left); break; default: - error(state, 0, "sizeof not yet defined for type\n"); + internal_error(state, 0, "sizeof not yet defined for type\n"); break; } return size; @@ -10264,7 +10270,7 @@ static void insert_phi_operations(struct compile_state *state) int *has_already, *work; struct block *work_list, **work_list_tail; int iter; - struct triple *var; + struct triple *var, *vnext; size = sizeof(int) * (state->last_vertex + 1); has_already = xcmalloc(size, "has_already"); @@ -10272,16 +10278,18 @@ static void insert_phi_operations(struct compile_state *state) iter = 0; first = RHS(state->main_function, 0); - for(var = first->next; var != first ; var = var->next) { + for(var = first->next; var != first ; var = vnext) { struct block *block; - struct triple_set *user; + struct triple_set *user, *unext; + vnext = var->next; if ((var->op != OP_ADECL) || !var->use) { continue; } iter += 1; work_list = 0; work_list_tail = &work_list; - for(user = var->use; user; user = user->next) { + for(user = var->use; user; user = unext) { + unext = user->next; if (user->member->op == OP_READ) { continue; } @@ -10292,6 +10300,8 @@ static void insert_phi_operations(struct compile_state *state) block = user->member->u.block; if (!block) { warning(state, user->member, "dead code"); + release_triple(state, user->member); + continue; } if (work[block->vertex] >= iter) { continue; @@ -10429,16 +10439,30 @@ static void rename_block_variables( } /* LHS(A) */ if (ptr->op == OP_WRITE) { - struct triple *var, *val; + struct triple *var, *val, *tval; var = LHS(ptr, 0); - val = RHS(ptr, 0); + tval = val = RHS(ptr, 0); if ((val->op == OP_WRITE) || (val->op == OP_READ)) { internal_error(state, val, "bad value in write"); } - propogate_use(state, ptr, val); + /* Insert a copy if the types differ */ + if (!equiv_types(ptr->type, val->type)) { + if (val->op == OP_INTCONST) { + tval = pre_triple(state, ptr, OP_INTCONST, ptr->type, 0, 0); + tval->u.cval = val->u.cval; + } + else { + tval = pre_triple(state, ptr, OP_COPY, ptr->type, val, 0); + use_triple(val, tval); + } + unuse_triple(val, ptr); + RHS(ptr, 0) = tval; + use_triple(tval, ptr); + } + propogate_use(state, ptr, tval); unuse_triple(var, ptr); /* Push OP_WRITE ptr->right onto a stack of variable uses */ - push_triple(var, val); + push_triple(var, tval); } if (ptr->op == OP_PHI) { struct triple *var; @@ -10922,25 +10946,38 @@ static struct triple *post_copy(struct compile_state *state, struct triple *ins) return out; } -static struct triple *pre_copy( - struct compile_state *state, struct triple *ins, int index) +static struct triple *typed_pre_copy( + struct compile_state *state, struct type *type, struct triple *ins, int index) { /* Carefully insert enough operations so that I can * enter any operation with a GPR32. */ struct triple *in; struct triple **expr; + unsigned classes; + struct reg_info info; if (ins->op == OP_PHI) { internal_error(state, ins, "pre_copy on a phi?"); } + classes = arch_type_to_regcm(state, type); + info = arch_reg_rhs(state, ins, index); expr = &RHS(ins, index); - in = pre_triple(state, ins, OP_COPY, (*expr)->type, *expr, 0); + if ((info.regcm & classes) == 0) { + internal_error(state, ins, "pre_copy with no register classes"); + } + in = pre_triple(state, ins, OP_COPY, type, *expr, 0); unuse_triple(*expr, ins); *expr = in; use_triple(RHS(in, 0), in); use_triple(in, ins); transform_to_arch_instruction(state, in); return in; + +} +static struct triple *pre_copy( + struct compile_state *state, struct triple *ins, int index) +{ + return typed_pre_copy(state, RHS(ins, index)->type, ins, index); } @@ -10957,7 +10994,7 @@ static void insert_copies_to_phi(struct compile_state *state) for(phi = first->next; phi != first ; phi = phi->next) { struct block_set *set; struct block *block; - struct triple **slot; + struct triple **slot, *copy; int edge; if (phi->op != OP_PHI) { continue; @@ -10965,6 +11002,13 @@ static void insert_copies_to_phi(struct compile_state *state) phi->id |= TRIPLE_FLAG_POST_SPLIT; block = phi->u.block; slot = &RHS(phi, 0); + /* Phi's that feed into mandatory live range joins + * cause nasty complications. Insert a copy of + * the phi value so I never have to deal with + * that in the rest of the code. + */ + copy = post_copy(state, phi); + copy->id |= TRIPLE_FLAG_PRE_SPLIT; /* Walk all of the incoming edges/blocks and insert moves. */ for(edge = 0, set = block->use; set; set = set->next, edge++) { @@ -11577,6 +11621,14 @@ static void insert_mandatory_copies(struct compile_state *state) if (regcm == 0) { do_pre_copy = 1; } + /* Always use pre_copies for constants. + * They do not take up any registers until a + * copy places them in one. + */ + if ((info.reg == REG_UNNEEDED) && + (rinfo.reg != REG_UNNEEDED)) { + do_pre_copy = 1; + } } do_post_copy = !do_pre_copy && @@ -11587,7 +11639,7 @@ static void insert_mandatory_copies(struct compile_state *state) reg = info.reg; regcm = info.regcm; - /* Walk through the uses of insert and do a pre_copy or see if a post_copy is warranted */ + /* Walk through the uses of ins and do a pre_copy or see if a post_copy is warranted */ for(entry = ins->use; entry; entry = next) { struct reg_info rinfo; int i; @@ -11715,6 +11767,175 @@ struct reg_state { }; + +struct print_interference_block_info { + struct reg_state *rstate; + FILE *fp; + int need_edges; +}; +static void print_interference_block( + struct compile_state *state, struct block *block, void *arg) + +{ + struct print_interference_block_info *info = arg; + struct reg_state *rstate = info->rstate; + FILE *fp = info->fp; + struct reg_block *rb; + struct triple *ptr; + int phi_present; + int done; + rb = &rstate->blocks[block->vertex]; + + fprintf(fp, "\nblock: %p (%d), %p<-%p %p<-%p\n", + block, + block->vertex, + block->left, + block->left && block->left->use?block->left->use->member : 0, + block->right, + block->right && block->right->use?block->right->use->member : 0); + if (rb->in) { + struct triple_reg_set *in_set; + fprintf(fp, " in:"); + for(in_set = rb->in; in_set; in_set = in_set->next) { + fprintf(fp, " %-10p", in_set->member); + } + fprintf(fp, "\n"); + } + phi_present = 0; + for(done = 0, ptr = block->first; !done; ptr = ptr->next) { + done = (ptr == block->last); + if (ptr->op == OP_PHI) { + phi_present = 1; + break; + } + } + if (phi_present) { + int edge; + for(edge = 0; edge < block->users; edge++) { + fprintf(fp, " in(%d):", edge); + for(done = 0, ptr = block->first; !done; ptr = ptr->next) { + struct triple **slot; + done = (ptr == block->last); + if (ptr->op != OP_PHI) { + continue; + } + slot = &RHS(ptr, 0); + fprintf(fp, " %-10p", slot[edge]); + } + fprintf(fp, "\n"); + } + } + if (block->first->op == OP_LABEL) { + fprintf(fp, "%p:\n", block->first); + } + for(done = 0, ptr = block->first; !done; ptr = ptr->next) { + struct triple_set *user; + struct live_range *lr; + unsigned id; + int op; + op = ptr->op; + done = (ptr == block->last); + lr = rstate->lrd[ptr->id].lr; + + if (triple_stores_block(state, ptr)) { + if (ptr->u.block != block) { + internal_error(state, ptr, + "Wrong block pointer: %p", + ptr->u.block); + } + } + if (op == OP_ADECL) { + for(user = ptr->use; user; user = user->next) { + if (!user->member->u.block) { + internal_error(state, user->member, + "Use %p not in a block?", + user->member); + } + + } + } + id = ptr->id; + ptr->id = rstate->lrd[id].orig_id; + SET_REG(ptr->id, lr->color); + display_triple(fp, ptr); + ptr->id = id; + + if (triple_is_def(state, ptr) && (lr->defs == 0)) { + internal_error(state, ptr, "lr has no defs!"); + } + if (info->need_edges) { + if (lr->defs) { + struct live_range_def *lrd; + fprintf(fp, " range:"); + lrd = lr->defs; + do { + fprintf(fp, " %-10p", lrd->def); + lrd = lrd->next; + } while(lrd != lr->defs); + fprintf(fp, "\n"); + } + if (lr->edges > 0) { + struct live_range_edge *edge; + fprintf(fp, " edges:"); + for(edge = lr->edges; edge; edge = edge->next) { + struct live_range_def *lrd; + lrd = edge->node->defs; + do { + fprintf(fp, " %-10p", lrd->def); + lrd = lrd->next; + } while(lrd != edge->node->defs); + fprintf(fp, "|"); + } + fprintf(fp, "\n"); + } + } + /* Do a bunch of sanity checks */ + valid_ins(state, ptr); + if ((ptr->id < 0) || (ptr->id > rstate->defs)) { + internal_error(state, ptr, "Invalid triple id: %d", + ptr->id); + } + for(user = ptr->use; user; user = user->next) { + struct triple *use; + struct live_range *ulr; + use = user->member; + valid_ins(state, use); + if ((use->id < 0) || (use->id > rstate->defs)) { + internal_error(state, use, "Invalid triple id: %d", + use->id); + } + ulr = rstate->lrd[user->member->id].lr; + if (triple_stores_block(state, user->member) && + !user->member->u.block) { + internal_error(state, user->member, + "Use %p not in a block?", + user->member); + } + } + } + if (rb->out) { + struct triple_reg_set *out_set; + fprintf(fp, " out:"); + for(out_set = rb->out; out_set; out_set = out_set->next) { + fprintf(fp, " %-10p", out_set->member); + } + fprintf(fp, "\n"); + } + fprintf(fp, "\n"); +} + +static void print_interference_blocks( + struct compile_state *state, struct reg_state *rstate, FILE *fp, int need_edges) +{ + struct print_interference_block_info info; + info.rstate = rstate; + info.fp = fp; + info.need_edges = need_edges; + fprintf(fp, "\nlive variables by block\n"); + walk_blocks(state, print_interference_block, &info); + +} + static unsigned regc_max_size(struct compile_state *state, int classes) { unsigned max_size; @@ -12025,6 +12246,21 @@ static struct live_range *coalesce_ranges( internal_error(state, lr1->defs->def, "cannot coalesce live ranges with dissimilar register classes"); } +#if DEBUG_COALESCING + fprintf(stderr, "coalescing:"); + lrd = lr1->defs; + do { + fprintf(stderr, " %p", lrd->def); + lrd = lrd->next; + } while(lrd != lr1->defs); + fprintf(stderr, " |"); + lrd = lr2->defs; + do { + fprintf(stderr, " %p", lrd->def); + lrd = lrd->next; + } while(lrd != lr2->defs); + fprintf(stderr, "\n"); +#endif /* If there is a clear dominate live range put it in lr1, * For purposes of this test phi functions are * considered dominated by the definitions that feed into @@ -12060,7 +12296,6 @@ static struct live_range *coalesce_ranges( lr2->color); #endif - lr1->classes = classes; /* Append lr2 onto lr1 */ #warning "FIXME should this be a merge instead of a splice?" /* This FIXME item applies to the correctness of live_range_end @@ -12148,9 +12383,9 @@ static void initialize_live_ranges( */ count = count_triples(state); /* Potentially I need one live range definitions for each - * instruction, plus an extra for the split routines. + * instruction. */ - rstate->defs = count + 1; + rstate->defs = count; /* Potentially I need one live range for each instruction * plus an extra for the dummy live range. */ @@ -12172,7 +12407,6 @@ static void initialize_live_ranges( struct reg_info info; /* Find the architecture specific color information */ info = find_def_color(state, ins); - i++; rstate->lr[i].defs = &rstate->lrd[j]; rstate->lr[i].color = info.reg; @@ -12196,7 +12430,6 @@ static void initialize_live_ranges( ins = ins->next; } while(ins != first); rstate->ranges = i; - rstate->defs -= 1; /* Make a second pass to handle achitecture specific register * constraints. @@ -12214,7 +12447,12 @@ static void initialize_live_ranges( zlhs = 1; } zrhs = TRIPLE_RHS(ins->sizes); + +#if DEBUG_COALESCING > 1 + fprintf(stderr, "mandatory coalesce: %p %d %d\n", + ins, zlhs, zrhs); +#endif for(i = 0; i < zlhs; i++) { struct reg_info linfo; struct live_range_def *lhs; @@ -12227,6 +12465,11 @@ static void initialize_live_ranges( } else { lhs = &rstate->lrd[LHS(ins, i)->id]; } +#if DEBUG_COALESCING > 1 + fprintf(stderr, "coalesce lhs(%d): %p %d\n", + i, lhs, linfo.reg); + +#endif for(j = 0; j < zrhs; j++) { struct reg_info rinfo; struct live_range_def *rhs; @@ -12234,7 +12477,12 @@ static void initialize_live_ranges( if (rinfo.reg < MAX_REGISTERS) { continue; } - rhs = &rstate->lrd[RHS(ins, i)->id]; + rhs = &rstate->lrd[RHS(ins, j)->id]; +#if DEBUG_COALESCING > 1 + fprintf(stderr, "coalesce rhs(%d): %p %d\n", + j, rhs, rinfo.reg); + +#endif if (rinfo.reg == linfo.reg) { coalesce_ranges(state, rstate, lhs->lr, rhs->lr); @@ -12526,6 +12774,7 @@ static void fix_coalesce_conflicts(struct compile_state *state, struct reg_block *blocks, struct triple_reg_set *live, struct reg_block *rb, struct triple *ins, void *arg) { + int *conflicts = arg; int zlhs, zrhs, i, j; /* See if we have a mandatory coalesce operation between @@ -12565,12 +12814,22 @@ static void fix_coalesce_conflicts(struct compile_state *state, struct triple *copy; copy = pre_copy(state, ins, j); copy->id |= TRIPLE_FLAG_PRE_SPLIT; + (*conflicts)++; } } } return; } +static int correct_coalesce_conflicts( + struct compile_state *state, struct reg_block *blocks) +{ + int conflicts; + conflicts = 0; + walk_variable_lifetimes(state, blocks, fix_coalesce_conflicts, &conflicts); + return conflicts; +} + static void replace_set_use(struct compile_state *state, struct triple_reg_set *head, struct triple *orig, struct triple *new) { @@ -12743,317 +13002,81 @@ static int correct_tangles( return tangles; } -struct least_conflict { - struct reg_state *rstate; - struct live_range *ref_range; - struct triple *ins; - struct triple_reg_set *live; - size_t count; - int constraints; -}; -static void least_conflict(struct compile_state *state, - struct reg_block *blocks, struct triple_reg_set *live, - struct reg_block *rb, struct triple *ins, void *arg) -{ - struct least_conflict *conflict = arg; - struct live_range_edge *edge; - struct triple_reg_set *set; - size_t count; - int constraints; - -#warning "FIXME handle instructions with left hand sides..." - /* Only instructions that introduce a new definition - * can be the conflict instruction. - */ - if (!triple_is_def(state, ins)) { - return; - } - - /* See if live ranges at this instruction are a - * strict subset of the live ranges that are in conflict. - */ - count = 0; - for(set = live; set; set = set->next) { - struct live_range *lr; - lr = conflict->rstate->lrd[set->member->id].lr; - /* Ignore it if there cannot be an edge between these two nodes */ - if (!arch_regcm_intersect(conflict->ref_range->classes, lr->classes)) { - continue; - } - for(edge = conflict->ref_range->edges; edge; edge = edge->next) { - if (edge->node == lr) { - break; - } - } - if (!edge && (lr != conflict->ref_range)) { - return; - } - count++; - } - if (count <= 1) { - return; - } -#if 0 - /* See if there is an uncolored member in this subset. - */ - for(set = live; set; set = set->next) { - struct live_range *lr; - lr = conflict->rstate->lrd[set->member->id].lr; - if (lr->color == REG_UNSET) { - break; - } - } - if (!set && (conflict->ref_range != REG_UNSET)) { - return; - } -#endif +static void ids_from_rstate(struct compile_state *state, struct reg_state *rstate); +static void cleanup_rstate(struct compile_state *state, struct reg_state *rstate); - /* See if any of the live registers are constrained, - * if not it won't be productive to pick this as - * a conflict instruction. - */ - constraints = 0; - for(set = live; set; set = set->next) { - struct triple_set *uset; +struct triple *find_constrained_def( + struct compile_state *state, struct live_range *range, struct triple *constrained) +{ + struct live_range_def *lrd; + lrd = range->defs; + do { struct reg_info info; - unsigned classes; - unsigned cur_size, size; - /* Skip this instruction */ - if (set->member == ins) { - continue; - } - /* Find how many registers this value can potentially - * be assigned to. - */ - classes = arch_type_to_regcm(state, set->member->type); - size = regc_max_size(state, classes); - - /* Find how many registers we allow this value to - * be assigned to. - */ - info = arch_reg_lhs(state, set->member, 0); - - /* If the value does not live in a register it - * isn't constrained. + unsigned regcm; + int is_constrained; + regcm = arch_type_to_regcm(state, lrd->def->type); + info = find_lhs_color(state, lrd->def, 0); + regcm = arch_regcm_reg_normalize(state, regcm); + info.regcm = arch_regcm_reg_normalize(state, info.regcm); + /* If the 2 register class masks are not equal the + * the current register class is constrained. */ - if (info.reg == REG_UNNEEDED) { - continue; - } - - if ((info.reg == REG_UNSET) || (info.reg >= MAX_REGISTERS)) { - cur_size = regc_max_size(state, info.regcm); - } else { - cur_size = 1; - } - - /* If there is no difference between potential and - * actual register count there is not a constraint - */ - if (cur_size >= size) { - continue; - } + is_constrained = regcm != info.regcm; - /* If this live_range feeds into conflict->inds - * it isn't a constraint we can relieve. - */ - for(uset = set->member->use; uset; uset = uset->next) { - if (uset->member == ins) { - break; - } - } - if (uset) { - continue; - } - constraints = 1; - break; - } - /* Don't drop canidates with constraints */ - if (conflict->constraints && !constraints) { - return; - } - - -#if 0 - fprintf(stderr, "conflict ins? %p %s count: %d constraints: %d\n", - ins, tops(ins->op), count, constraints); -#endif - /* Find the instruction with the largest possible subset of - * conflict ranges and that dominates any other instruction - * with an equal sized set of conflicting ranges. - */ - if ((count > conflict->count) || - ((count == conflict->count) && - tdominates(state, ins, conflict->ins))) { - struct triple_reg_set *next; - /* Remember the canidate instruction */ - conflict->ins = ins; - conflict->count = count; - conflict->constraints = constraints; - /* Free the old collection of live registers */ - for(set = conflict->live; set; set = next) { - next = set->next; - do_triple_unset(&conflict->live, set->member); - } - conflict->live = 0; - /* Rember the registers that are alive but do not feed - * into or out of conflict->ins. + /* Of the constrained live ranges deal with the + * least dominated one first. */ - for(set = live; set; set = set->next) { - struct triple **expr; - if (set->member == ins) { - goto next; - } - expr = triple_rhs(state, ins, 0); - for(;expr; expr = triple_rhs(state, ins, expr)) { - if (*expr == set->member) { - goto next; - } - } - expr = triple_lhs(state, ins, 0); - for(; expr; expr = triple_lhs(state, ins, expr)) { - if (*expr == set->member) { - goto next; - } + if (is_constrained) { + if (!constrained || + tdominates(state, lrd->def, constrained)) + { + constrained = lrd->def; } - do_triple_set(&conflict->live, set->member, set->new); - next: - ; } - } - return; + lrd = lrd->next; + } while(lrd != range->defs); + return constrained; } -static void find_range_conflict(struct compile_state *state, - struct reg_state *rstate, char *used, struct live_range *ref_range, - struct least_conflict *conflict) +static int split_constrained_ranges( + struct compile_state *state, struct reg_state *rstate, + struct live_range *range) { - - /* there are 3 kinds ways conflicts can occure. - * 1) the life time of 2 values simply overlap. - * 2) the 2 values feed into the same instruction. - * 3) the 2 values feed into a phi function. - */ - - /* find the instruction where the problematic conflict comes - * into existance. that the instruction where all of - * the values are alive, and among such instructions it is - * the least dominated one. - * - * a value is alive an an instruction if either; - * 1) the value defintion dominates the instruction and there - * is a use at or after that instrction - * 2) the value definition feeds into a phi function in the - * same block as the instruction. and the phi function - * is at or after the instruction. + /* Walk through the edges in conflict and our current live + * range, and find definitions that are more severly constrained + * than they type of data they contain require. + * + * Then pick one of those ranges and relax the constraints. */ - memset(conflict, 0, sizeof(*conflict)); - conflict->rstate = rstate; - conflict->ref_range = ref_range; - conflict->ins = 0; - conflict->live = 0; - conflict->count = 0; - conflict->constraints = 0; - walk_variable_lifetimes(state, rstate->blocks, least_conflict, conflict); + struct live_range_edge *edge; + struct triple *constrained; - if (!conflict->ins) { - internal_error(state, ref_range->defs->def, "No conflict ins?"); + constrained = 0; + for(edge = range->edges; edge; edge = edge->next) { + constrained = find_constrained_def(state, edge->node, constrained); } - if (!conflict->live) { - internal_error(state, ref_range->defs->def, "No conflict live?"); + if (!constrained) { + constrained = find_constrained_def(state, range, constrained); } -#if 0 - fprintf(stderr, "conflict ins: %p %s count: %d constraints: %d\n", - conflict->ins, tops(conflict->ins->op), - conflict->count, conflict->constraints); +#if DEBUG_RANGE_CONFLICTS + fprintf(stderr, "constrained: %s %p\n", + tops(constrained->op), constrained); #endif - return; -} - -static struct triple *split_constrained_range(struct compile_state *state, - struct reg_state *rstate, char *used, struct least_conflict *conflict) -{ - unsigned constrained_size; - struct triple *new, *constrained; - struct triple_reg_set *cset; - /* Find a range that is having problems because it is - * artificially constrained. - */ - constrained_size = ~0; - constrained = 0; - new = 0; - for(cset = conflict->live; cset; cset = cset->next) { - struct triple_set *set; - struct reg_info info; - unsigned classes; - unsigned cur_size, size; - /* Skip the live range that starts with conflict->ins */ - if (cset->member == conflict->ins) { - continue; - } - /* Find how many registers this value can potentially - * be assigned to. - */ - classes = arch_type_to_regcm(state, cset->member->type); - size = regc_max_size(state, classes); - - /* Find how many registers we allow this value to - * be assigned to. - */ - info = arch_reg_lhs(state, cset->member, 0); - - /* If the register doesn't need a register - * splitting it can't help. - */ - if (info.reg == REG_UNNEEDED) { - continue; - } -#warning "FIXME do I need a call to arch_reg_rhs around here somewhere?" - if ((info.reg == REG_UNSET) || (info.reg >= MAX_REGISTERS)) { - cur_size = regc_max_size(state, info.regcm); - } else { - cur_size = 1; - } - /* If this live_range feeds into conflict->ins - * splitting it is unlikely to help. - */ - for(set = cset->member->use; set; set = set->next) { - if (set->member == conflict->ins) { - goto next; - } - } - - /* If there is no difference between potential and - * actual register count there is nothing to do. - */ - if (cur_size >= size) { - continue; - } - /* Of the constrained registers deal with the - * most constrained one first. - */ - if (!constrained || - (size < constrained_size)) { - constrained = cset->member; - constrained_size = size; - } - next: - ; - } if (constrained) { - new = post_copy(state, constrained); - new->id |= TRIPLE_FLAG_POST_SPLIT; + ids_from_rstate(state, rstate); + cleanup_rstate(state, rstate); + resolve_tangle(state, constrained); } - return new; + return !!constrained; } - + static int split_ranges( - struct compile_state *state, struct reg_state *rstate, + struct compile_state *state, struct reg_state *rstate, char *used, struct live_range *range) { - struct triple *new; - -#if 0 + int split; +#if DEBUG_RANGE_CONFLICTS fprintf(stderr, "split_ranges %d %s %p\n", rstate->passes, tops(range->defs->def->op), range->defs->def); #endif @@ -13061,71 +13084,42 @@ static int split_ranges( (rstate->passes >= rstate->max_passes)) { return 0; } - new = 0; - /* If I can't allocate a register something needs to be split */ - if (arch_select_free_register(state, used, range->classes) == REG_UNSET) { - struct least_conflict conflict; + split = split_constrained_ranges(state, rstate, range); -#if 0 - fprintf(stderr, "find_range_conflict\n"); -#endif - /* Find where in the set of registers the conflict - * actually occurs. - */ - find_range_conflict(state, rstate, used, range, &conflict); - - /* If a range has been artifically constrained split it */ - new = split_constrained_range(state, rstate, used, &conflict); - - if (!new) { - /* Ideally I would split the live range that will not be used - * for the longest period of time in hopes that this will - * (a) allow me to spill a register or - * (b) allow me to place a value in another register. - * - * So far I don't have a test case for this, the resolving - * of mandatory constraints has solved all of my - * know issues. So I have choosen not to write any - * code until I cat get a better feel for cases where - * it would be useful to have. - * - */ + /* Ideally I would split the live range that will not be used + * for the longest period of time in hopes that this will + * (a) allow me to spill a register or + * (b) allow me to place a value in another register. + * + * So far I don't have a test case for this, the resolving + * of mandatory constraints has solved all of my + * know issues. So I have choosen not to write any + * code until I cat get a better feel for cases where + * it would be useful to have. + * + */ #warning "WISHLIST implement live range splitting..." -#if 0 - print_blocks(state, stderr); - print_dominators(state, stderr); - -#endif - return 0; - } - } - if (new) { - rstate->lrd[rstate->defs].orig_id = new->id; - new->id = rstate->defs; - rstate->defs++; -#if 0 - fprintf(stderr, "new: %p old: %s %p\n", - new, tops(RHS(new, 0)->op), RHS(new, 0)); -#endif -#if 0 - print_blocks(state, stderr); + if ((DEBUG_RANGE_CONFLICTS > 1) && + (!split || (DEBUG_RANGE_CONFLICTS > 2))) { + print_interference_blocks(state, rstate, stderr, 0); print_dominators(state, stderr); - -#endif - return 1; } - return 0; + return split; } + #if DEBUG_COLOR_GRAPH > 1 #define cgdebug_printf(...) fprintf(stdout, __VA_ARGS__) #define cgdebug_flush() fflush(stdout) +#define cgdebug_loc(STATE, TRIPLE) loc(stdout, STATE, TRIPLE) #elif DEBUG_COLOR_GRAPH == 1 #define cgdebug_printf(...) fprintf(stderr, __VA_ARGS__) #define cgdebug_flush() fflush(stderr) +#define cgdebug_loc(STATE, TRIPLE) loc(stderr, STATE, TRIPLE) #else #define cgdebug_printf(...) #define cgdebug_flush() +#define cgdebug_loc(STATE, TRIPLE) #endif @@ -13301,16 +13295,16 @@ static int select_free_color(struct compile_state *state, arch_reg_str(edge->node->color)); lrd = edge->node->defs; do { - warning(state, lrd->def, " %s", - tops(lrd->def->op)); + warning(state, lrd->def, " %s %p", + tops(lrd->def->op), lrd->def); lrd = lrd->next; } while(lrd != edge->node->defs); } warning(state, range->defs->def, "range: "); lrd = range->defs; do { - warning(state, lrd->def, " %s", - tops(lrd->def->op)); + warning(state, lrd->def, " %s %p", + tops(lrd->def->op), lrd->def); lrd = lrd->next; } while(lrd != range->defs); @@ -13408,9 +13402,8 @@ static int color_graph(struct compile_state *state, struct reg_state *rstate) } colored = color_graph(state, rstate); if (colored) { - cgdebug_printf("Coloring %d @%s:%d.%d:", - range - rstate->lr, - range->def->filename, range->def->line, range->def->col); + cgdebug_printf("Coloring %d @", range - rstate->lr); + cgdebug_loc(state, range->defs->def); cgdebug_flush(); colored = select_free_color(state, rstate, range); cgdebug_printf(" %s\n", arch_reg_str(range->color)); @@ -13472,154 +13465,6 @@ static void color_triples(struct compile_state *state, struct reg_state *rstate) } while (ins != first); } -static void print_interference_block( - struct compile_state *state, struct block *block, void *arg) - -{ - struct reg_state *rstate = arg; - struct reg_block *rb; - struct triple *ptr; - int phi_present; - int done; - rb = &rstate->blocks[block->vertex]; - - printf("\nblock: %p (%d), %p<-%p %p<-%p\n", - block, - block->vertex, - block->left, - block->left && block->left->use?block->left->use->member : 0, - block->right, - block->right && block->right->use?block->right->use->member : 0); - if (rb->in) { - struct triple_reg_set *in_set; - printf(" in:"); - for(in_set = rb->in; in_set; in_set = in_set->next) { - printf(" %-10p", in_set->member); - } - printf("\n"); - } - phi_present = 0; - for(done = 0, ptr = block->first; !done; ptr = ptr->next) { - done = (ptr == block->last); - if (ptr->op == OP_PHI) { - phi_present = 1; - break; - } - } - if (phi_present) { - int edge; - for(edge = 0; edge < block->users; edge++) { - printf(" in(%d):", edge); - for(done = 0, ptr = block->first; !done; ptr = ptr->next) { - struct triple **slot; - done = (ptr == block->last); - if (ptr->op != OP_PHI) { - continue; - } - slot = &RHS(ptr, 0); - printf(" %-10p", slot[edge]); - } - printf("\n"); - } - } - if (block->first->op == OP_LABEL) { - printf("%p:\n", block->first); - } - for(done = 0, ptr = block->first; !done; ptr = ptr->next) { - struct triple_set *user; - struct live_range *lr; - unsigned id; - int op; - op = ptr->op; - done = (ptr == block->last); - lr = rstate->lrd[ptr->id].lr; - - if (triple_stores_block(state, ptr)) { - if (ptr->u.block != block) { - internal_error(state, ptr, - "Wrong block pointer: %p", - ptr->u.block); - } - } - if (op == OP_ADECL) { - for(user = ptr->use; user; user = user->next) { - if (!user->member->u.block) { - internal_error(state, user->member, - "Use %p not in a block?", - user->member); - } - - } - } - id = ptr->id; - ptr->id = rstate->lrd[id].orig_id; - SET_REG(ptr->id, lr->color); - display_triple(stdout, ptr); - ptr->id = id; - - if (triple_is_def(state, ptr) && (lr->defs == 0)) { - internal_error(state, ptr, "lr has no defs!"); - } - - if (lr->defs) { - struct live_range_def *lrd; - printf(" range:"); - lrd = lr->defs; - do { - printf(" %-10p", lrd->def); - lrd = lrd->next; - } while(lrd != lr->defs); - printf("\n"); - } - if (lr->edges > 0) { - struct live_range_edge *edge; - printf(" edges:"); - for(edge = lr->edges; edge; edge = edge->next) { - struct live_range_def *lrd; - lrd = edge->node->defs; - do { - printf(" %-10p", lrd->def); - lrd = lrd->next; - } while(lrd != edge->node->defs); - printf("|"); - } - printf("\n"); - } - /* Do a bunch of sanity checks */ - valid_ins(state, ptr); - if ((ptr->id < 0) || (ptr->id > rstate->defs)) { - internal_error(state, ptr, "Invalid triple id: %d", - ptr->id); - } - for(user = ptr->use; user; user = user->next) { - struct triple *use; - struct live_range *ulr; - use = user->member; - valid_ins(state, use); - if ((use->id < 0) || (use->id > rstate->defs)) { - internal_error(state, use, "Invalid triple id: %d", - use->id); - } - ulr = rstate->lrd[user->member->id].lr; - if (triple_stores_block(state, user->member) && - !user->member->u.block) { - internal_error(state, user->member, - "Use %p not in a block?", - user->member); - } - } - } - if (rb->out) { - struct triple_reg_set *out_set; - printf(" out:"); - for(out_set = rb->out; out_set; out_set = out_set->next) { - printf(" %-10p", out_set->member); - } - printf("\n"); - } - printf("\n"); -} - static struct live_range *merge_sort_lr( struct live_range *first, struct live_range *last) { @@ -13734,10 +13579,11 @@ static void allocate_registers(struct compile_state *state) do { struct live_range **point, **next; + int conflicts; int tangles; int coalesced; -#if 0 +#if DEBUG_RANGE_CONFLICTS fprintf(stderr, "pass: %d\n", rstate.passes); #endif @@ -13751,8 +13597,7 @@ static void allocate_registers(struct compile_state *state) rstate.blocks = compute_variable_lifetimes(state); /* Fix invalid mandatory live range coalesce conflicts */ - walk_variable_lifetimes( - state, rstate.blocks, fix_coalesce_conflicts, 0); + conflicts = correct_coalesce_conflicts(state, rstate.blocks); /* Fix two simultaneous uses of the same register. * In a few pathlogical cases a partial untangle moves @@ -13780,7 +13625,7 @@ static void allocate_registers(struct compile_state *state) * yields some benefit. */ do { -#if 0 +#if DEBUG_COALESCING fprintf(stderr, "coalescing\n"); #endif /* Remove any previous live edge calculations */ @@ -13792,8 +13637,7 @@ static void allocate_registers(struct compile_state *state) /* Display the interference graph if desired */ if (state->debug & DEBUG_INTERFERENCE) { - printf("\nlive variables by block\n"); - walk_blocks(state, print_interference_block, &rstate); + print_interference_blocks(state, &rstate, stdout, 1); printf("\nlive variables by instruction\n"); walk_variable_lifetimes( state, rstate.blocks, @@ -13802,7 +13646,7 @@ static void allocate_registers(struct compile_state *state) coalesced = coalesce_live_ranges(state, &rstate); -#if 0 +#if DEBUG_COALESCING fprintf(stderr, "coalesced: %d\n", coalesced); #endif } while(coalesced); @@ -14650,6 +14494,26 @@ static void verify_uses(struct compile_state *state) } while(ins != first); } +static void verify_blocks_present(struct compile_state *state) +{ + struct triple *first, *ins; + if (!state->first_block) { + return; + } + first = RHS(state->main_function, 0); + ins = first; + do { + if (triple_stores_block(state, ins)) { + if (!ins->u.block) { + internal_error(state, ins, + "%p not in a block?\n", ins); + } + } + ins = ins->next; + } while(ins != first); + + +} static void verify_blocks(struct compile_state *state) { struct triple *ins; @@ -14754,6 +14618,7 @@ static void verify_ins_colors(struct compile_state *state) static void verify_consistency(struct compile_state *state) { verify_uses(state); + verify_blocks_present(state); verify_blocks(state); verify_domination(state); verify_piece(state); @@ -14778,6 +14643,7 @@ static void optimize(struct compile_state *state) setup_basic_blocks(state); analyze_idominators(state); analyze_ipdominators(state); + /* Transform the code to ssa form */ transform_to_ssa_form(state); verify_consistency(state); @@ -15089,6 +14955,7 @@ static unsigned arch_regc_size(struct compile_state *state, int class) } return regc_size[class]; } + static int arch_regcm_intersect(unsigned regcm1, unsigned regcm2) { /* See if two register classes may have overlapping registers */ @@ -15307,6 +15174,16 @@ static unsigned arch_regcm_normalize(struct compile_state *state, unsigned regcm return result; } +static unsigned arch_regcm_reg_normalize(struct compile_state *state, unsigned regcm) +{ + /* Like arch_regcm_normalize except immediate register classes are excluded */ + regcm = arch_regcm_normalize(state, regcm); + /* Remove the immediate register classes */ + regcm &= ~(REGCM_IMM32 | REGCM_IMM16 | REGCM_IMM8); + return regcm; + +} + static unsigned arch_reg_regcm(struct compile_state *state, int reg) { unsigned mask; @@ -15461,21 +15338,28 @@ static int do_select_reg(struct compile_state *state, static int arch_select_free_register( struct compile_state *state, char *used, int classes) { - /* Preference: flags, 8bit gprs, 32bit gprs, other 32bit reg - * other types of registers. + /* Live ranges with the most neighbors are colored first. + * + * Generally it does not matter which colors are given + * as the register allocator attempts to color live ranges + * in an order where you are guaranteed not to run out of colors. + * + * Occasionally the register allocator cannot find an order + * of register selection that will find a free color. To + * increase the odds the register allocator will work when + * it guesses first give out registers from register classes + * least likely to run out of registers. + * */ int i, reg; reg = REG_UNSET; - for(i = REGC_FLAGS_FIRST; (reg == REG_UNSET) && (i <= REGC_FLAGS_LAST); i++) { - reg = do_select_reg(state, used, i, classes); - } - for(i = REGC_GPR32_FIRST; (reg == REG_UNSET) && (i <= REGC_GPR32_LAST); i++) { + for(i = REGC_XMM_FIRST; (reg == REG_UNSET) && (i <= REGC_XMM_LAST); i++) { reg = do_select_reg(state, used, i, classes); } for(i = REGC_MMX_FIRST; (reg == REG_UNSET) && (i <= REGC_MMX_LAST); i++) { reg = do_select_reg(state, used, i, classes); } - for(i = REGC_XMM_FIRST; (reg == REG_UNSET) && (i <= REGC_XMM_LAST); i++) { + for(i = REGC_GPR32_LAST; (reg == REG_UNSET) && (i >= REGC_GPR32_FIRST); i--) { reg = do_select_reg(state, used, i, classes); } for(i = REGC_GPR16_FIRST; (reg == REG_UNSET) && (i <= REGC_GPR16_LAST); i++) { @@ -15487,6 +15371,9 @@ static int arch_select_free_register( for(i = REGC_GPR64_FIRST; (reg == REG_UNSET) && (i <= REGC_GPR64_LAST); i++) { reg = do_select_reg(state, used, i, classes); } + for(i = REGC_FLAGS_FIRST; (reg == REG_UNSET) && (i <= REGC_FLAGS_LAST); i++) { + reg = do_select_reg(state, used, i, classes); + } return reg; } @@ -15494,10 +15381,8 @@ static int arch_select_free_register( static unsigned arch_type_to_regcm(struct compile_state *state, struct type *type) { #warning "FIXME force types smaller (if legal) before I get here" - unsigned avail_mask; unsigned mask; mask = 0; - avail_mask = arch_avail_mask(state); switch(type->type & TYPE_MASK) { case TYPE_ARRAY: case TYPE_VOID: @@ -15533,7 +15418,7 @@ static unsigned arch_type_to_regcm(struct compile_state *state, struct type *typ internal_error(state, 0, "no register class for type"); break; } - mask &= avail_mask; + mask = arch_regcm_normalize(state, mask); return mask; } @@ -15587,49 +15472,61 @@ static int get_imm8(struct triple *ins, struct triple **expr) #define TEMPLATE_NOP 0 #define TEMPLATE_INTCONST8 1 #define TEMPLATE_INTCONST32 2 -#define TEMPLATE_COPY_REG 3 -#define TEMPLATE_COPY_IMM32 4 -#define TEMPLATE_COPY_IMM16 5 +#define TEMPLATE_COPY8_REG 3 +#define TEMPLATE_COPY16_REG 4 +#define TEMPLATE_COPY32_REG 5 #define TEMPLATE_COPY_IMM8 6 -#define TEMPLATE_PHI 7 -#define TEMPLATE_STORE8 8 -#define TEMPLATE_STORE16 9 -#define TEMPLATE_STORE32 10 -#define TEMPLATE_LOAD8 11 -#define TEMPLATE_LOAD16 12 -#define TEMPLATE_LOAD32 13 -#define TEMPLATE_BINARY_REG 14 -#define TEMPLATE_BINARY_IMM 15 -#define TEMPLATE_SL_CL 16 -#define TEMPLATE_SL_IMM 17 -#define TEMPLATE_UNARY 18 -#define TEMPLATE_CMP_REG 19 -#define TEMPLATE_CMP_IMM 20 -#define TEMPLATE_TEST 21 -#define TEMPLATE_SET 22 -#define TEMPLATE_JMP 23 -#define TEMPLATE_INB_DX 24 -#define TEMPLATE_INB_IMM 25 -#define TEMPLATE_INW_DX 26 -#define TEMPLATE_INW_IMM 27 -#define TEMPLATE_INL_DX 28 -#define TEMPLATE_INL_IMM 29 -#define TEMPLATE_OUTB_DX 30 -#define TEMPLATE_OUTB_IMM 31 -#define TEMPLATE_OUTW_DX 32 -#define TEMPLATE_OUTW_IMM 33 -#define TEMPLATE_OUTL_DX 34 -#define TEMPLATE_OUTL_IMM 35 -#define TEMPLATE_BSF 36 -#define TEMPLATE_RDMSR 37 -#define TEMPLATE_WRMSR 38 -#define LAST_TEMPLATE TEMPLATE_WRMSR +#define TEMPLATE_COPY_IMM16 7 +#define TEMPLATE_COPY_IMM32 8 +#define TEMPLATE_PHI8 9 +#define TEMPLATE_PHI16 10 +#define TEMPLATE_PHI32 11 +#define TEMPLATE_STORE8 12 +#define TEMPLATE_STORE16 13 +#define TEMPLATE_STORE32 14 +#define TEMPLATE_LOAD8 15 +#define TEMPLATE_LOAD16 16 +#define TEMPLATE_LOAD32 17 +#define TEMPLATE_BINARY_REG 18 +#define TEMPLATE_BINARY_IMM 19 +#define TEMPLATE_SL_CL 20 +#define TEMPLATE_SL_IMM 21 +#define TEMPLATE_UNARY 22 +#define TEMPLATE_CMP_REG 23 +#define TEMPLATE_CMP_IMM 24 +#define TEMPLATE_TEST 25 +#define TEMPLATE_SET 26 +#define TEMPLATE_JMP 27 +#define TEMPLATE_INB_DX 28 +#define TEMPLATE_INB_IMM 29 +#define TEMPLATE_INW_DX 30 +#define TEMPLATE_INW_IMM 31 +#define TEMPLATE_INL_DX 32 +#define TEMPLATE_INL_IMM 33 +#define TEMPLATE_OUTB_DX 34 +#define TEMPLATE_OUTB_IMM 35 +#define TEMPLATE_OUTW_DX 36 +#define TEMPLATE_OUTW_IMM 37 +#define TEMPLATE_OUTL_DX 38 +#define TEMPLATE_OUTL_IMM 39 +#define TEMPLATE_BSF 40 +#define TEMPLATE_RDMSR 41 +#define TEMPLATE_WRMSR 42 +#define TEMPLATE_UMUL 43 +#define TEMPLATE_DIV 44 +#define TEMPLATE_MOD 45 +#define LAST_TEMPLATE TEMPLATE_MOD #if LAST_TEMPLATE >= MAX_TEMPLATES #error "MAX_TEMPLATES to low" #endif -#define COPY_REGCM (REGCM_GPR32 | REGCM_GPR16 | REGCM_GPR8 | REGCM_MMX | REGCM_XMM) -#define COPY32_REGCM (REGCM_GPR32 | REGCM_MMX | REGCM_XMM) +#define COPY8_REGCM (REGCM_GPR64 | REGCM_GPR32 | REGCM_GPR16 | REGCM_GPR8 | REGCM_MMX | REGCM_XMM) +#define COPY16_REGCM (REGCM_GPR64 | REGCM_GPR32 | REGCM_GPR16 | REGCM_MMX | REGCM_XMM) +#define COPY32_REGCM (REGCM_GPR64 | REGCM_GPR32 | REGCM_MMX | REGCM_XMM) +#define COPYIMM8_REGCM (REGCM_GPR32 | REGCM_GPR16 | REGCM_GPR8) +#define COPYIMM16_REGCM (REGCM_GPR32 | REGCM_GPR16) +#define COPYIMM32_REGCM (REGCM_GPR32) + static struct ins_template templates[] = { [TEMPLATE_NOP] = {}, @@ -15639,41 +15536,89 @@ static struct ins_template templates[] = { [TEMPLATE_INTCONST32] = { .lhs = { [0] = { REG_UNNEEDED, REGCM_IMM32 } }, }, - [TEMPLATE_COPY_REG] = { - .lhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPY_REGCM } }, - .rhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPY_REGCM } }, + [TEMPLATE_COPY8_REG] = { + .lhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPY8_REGCM } }, + .rhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPY8_REGCM } }, }, - [TEMPLATE_COPY_IMM32] = { - .lhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPY32_REGCM } }, - .rhs = { [0] = { REG_UNNEEDED, REGCM_IMM32 } }, + [TEMPLATE_COPY16_REG] = { + .lhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPY16_REGCM } }, + .rhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPY16_REGCM } }, }, - [TEMPLATE_COPY_IMM16] = { - .lhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPY32_REGCM | REGCM_GPR16 } }, - .rhs = { [0] = { REG_UNNEEDED, REGCM_IMM16 } }, + [TEMPLATE_COPY32_REG] = { + .lhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPY32_REGCM } }, + .rhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPY32_REGCM } }, }, [TEMPLATE_COPY_IMM8] = { - .lhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPY_REGCM } }, + .lhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPYIMM8_REGCM } }, .rhs = { [0] = { REG_UNNEEDED, REGCM_IMM8 } }, }, - [TEMPLATE_PHI] = { - .lhs = { [0] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM } }, + [TEMPLATE_COPY_IMM16] = { + .lhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPYIMM16_REGCM } }, + .rhs = { [0] = { REG_UNNEEDED, REGCM_IMM16 | REGCM_IMM8 } }, + }, + [TEMPLATE_COPY_IMM32] = { + .lhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, COPYIMM32_REGCM } }, + .rhs = { [0] = { REG_UNNEEDED, REGCM_IMM32 | REGCM_IMM16 | REGCM_IMM8 } }, + }, + [TEMPLATE_PHI8] = { + .lhs = { [0] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM } }, .rhs = { - [ 0] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [ 1] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [ 2] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [ 3] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [ 4] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [ 5] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [ 6] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [ 7] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [ 8] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [ 9] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [10] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [11] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [12] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [13] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [14] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, - [15] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY_REGCM }, + [ 0] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [ 1] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [ 2] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [ 3] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [ 4] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [ 5] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [ 6] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [ 7] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [ 8] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [ 9] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [10] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [11] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [12] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [13] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [14] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + [15] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY8_REGCM }, + }, }, + [TEMPLATE_PHI16] = { + .lhs = { [0] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM } }, + .rhs = { + [ 0] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [ 1] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [ 2] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [ 3] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [ 4] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [ 5] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [ 6] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [ 7] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [ 8] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [ 9] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [10] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [11] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [12] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [13] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [14] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + [15] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY16_REGCM }, + }, }, + [TEMPLATE_PHI32] = { + .lhs = { [0] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM } }, + .rhs = { + [ 0] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [ 1] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [ 2] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [ 3] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [ 4] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [ 5] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [ 6] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [ 7] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [ 8] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [ 9] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [10] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [11] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [12] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [13] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [14] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, + [15] = { REG_VIRT0, COPY32_REGCM }, }, }, [TEMPLATE_STORE8] = { .lhs = { [0] = { REG_UNSET, REGCM_GPR32 } }, @@ -15834,6 +15779,33 @@ static struct ins_template templates[] = { [2] = { REG_EDX, REGCM_GPR32 }, }, }, + [TEMPLATE_UMUL] = { + .lhs = { [0] = { REG_EDXEAX, REGCM_GPR64 } }, + .rhs = { + [0] = { REG_EAX, REGCM_GPR32 }, + [1] = { REG_UNSET, REGCM_GPR32 }, + }, + }, + [TEMPLATE_DIV] = { + .lhs = { + [0] = { REG_EAX, REGCM_GPR32 }, + [1] = { REG_EDX, REGCM_GPR32 }, + }, + .rhs = { + [0] = { REG_EDXEAX, REGCM_GPR64 }, + [1] = { REG_UNSET, REGCM_GPR32 }, + }, + }, + [TEMPLATE_MOD] = { + .lhs = { + [0] = { REG_EDX, REGCM_GPR32 }, + [1] = { REG_EAX, REGCM_GPR32 }, + }, + .rhs = { + [0] = { REG_EDXEAX, REGCM_GPR64 }, + [1] = { REG_UNSET, REGCM_GPR32 }, + }, + }, }; static void fixup_branches(struct compile_state *state, @@ -15897,7 +15869,7 @@ static void bool_cmp(struct compile_state *state, /* Generate the instruction sequence that will transform the * result of the comparison into a logical value. */ - set = post_triple(state, ins, set_op, ins->type, ins, 0); + set = post_triple(state, ins, set_op, &char_type, ins, 0); use_triple(ins, set); set->template_id = TEMPLATE_SET; @@ -16007,11 +15979,12 @@ static struct triple *transform_to_arch_instruction( { /* Transform from generic 3 address instructions * to archtecture specific instructions. - * And apply architecture specific constrains to instructions. + * And apply architecture specific constraints to instructions. * Copies are inserted to preserve the register flexibility * of 3 address instructions. */ struct triple *next; + size_t size; next = ins->next; switch(ins->op) { case OP_INTCONST: @@ -16030,22 +16003,46 @@ static struct triple *transform_to_arch_instruction( ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_NOP; break; case OP_COPY: - ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_COPY_REG; - if (is_imm8(RHS(ins, 0))) { + size = size_of(state, ins->type); + if (is_imm8(RHS(ins, 0)) && (size <= 1)) { ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_COPY_IMM8; } - else if (is_imm16(RHS(ins, 0))) { + else if (is_imm16(RHS(ins, 0)) && (size <= 2)) { ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_COPY_IMM16; } - else if (is_imm32(RHS(ins, 0))) { + else if (is_imm32(RHS(ins, 0)) && (size <= 4)) { ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_COPY_IMM32; } else if (is_const(RHS(ins, 0))) { internal_error(state, ins, "bad constant passed to copy"); } + else if (size <= 1) { + ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_COPY8_REG; + } + else if (size <= 2) { + ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_COPY16_REG; + } + else if (size <= 4) { + ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_COPY32_REG; + } + else { + internal_error(state, ins, "bad type passed to copy"); + } break; case OP_PHI: - ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_PHI; + size = size_of(state, ins->type); + if (size <= 1) { + ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_PHI8; + } + else if (size <= 2) { + ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_PHI16; + } + else if (size <= 4) { + ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_PHI32; + } + else { + internal_error(state, ins, "bad type passed to phi"); + } break; case OP_STORE: switch(ins->type->type & TYPE_MASK) { @@ -16097,12 +16094,28 @@ static struct triple *transform_to_arch_instruction( ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_BINARY_IMM; } break; +#if 0 + /* This code does not work yet */ + case OP_UMUL: + ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_UMUL; + break; + case OP_UDIV: + case OP_SDIV: + ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_DIV; + break; + case OP_UMOD: + case OP_SMOD: + ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_MOD; + break; +#endif case OP_SL: case OP_SSR: case OP_USR: ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_SL_CL; if (get_imm8(ins, &RHS(ins, 1))) { ins->template_id = TEMPLATE_SL_IMM; + } else if (size_of(state, RHS(ins, 1)->type) > 1) { + typed_pre_copy(state, &char_type, ins, 1); } break; case OP_INVERT: @@ -16514,6 +16527,16 @@ static void print_op_move(struct compile_state *state, arch_reg_str(dst_reg)); } } + /* Move from 32bit gprs to 16bit gprs */ + else if ((src_regcm & REGCM_GPR32) && + (dst_regcm & REGCM_GPR16)) { + dst_reg = (dst_reg - REGC_GPR16_FIRST) + REGC_GPR32_FIRST; + if ((src_reg != dst_reg) || !omit_copy) { + fprintf(fp, "\tmov %s, %s\n", + arch_reg_str(src_reg), + arch_reg_str(dst_reg)); + } + } /* Move 32bit to 8bit */ else if ((src_regcm & REGCM_GPR32_8) && (dst_regcm & REGCM_GPR8)) @@ -16570,6 +16593,30 @@ static void print_op_move(struct compile_state *state, reg(state, src, src_regcm), reg(state, dst, dst_regcm)); } + /* Move from 16bit gprs & mmx/sse registers */ + else if ((src_regcm & REGCM_GPR16) && + (dst_regcm & (REGCM_MMX | REGCM_XMM))) { + const char *op; + int mid_reg; + op = is_signed(src->type)? "movsx":"movxz"; + mid_reg = (src_reg - REGC_GPR16_FIRST) + REGC_GPR32_FIRST; + fprintf(fp, "\t%s %s, %s\n\tmovd %s, %s\n", + op, + arch_reg_str(src_reg), + arch_reg_str(mid_reg), + arch_reg_str(mid_reg), + arch_reg_str(dst_reg)); + } + + /* Move from mmx/sse registers to 16bit gprs */ + else if ((src_regcm & (REGCM_MMX | REGCM_XMM)) && + (dst_regcm & REGCM_GPR16)) { + dst_reg = (dst_reg - REGC_GPR16_FIRST) + REGC_GPR32_FIRST; + fprintf(fp, "\tmovd %s, %s\n", + arch_reg_str(src_reg), + arch_reg_str(dst_reg)); + } + #if X86_4_8BIT_GPRS /* Move from 8bit gprs to mmx/sse registers */ else if ((src_regcm & REGCM_GPR8) && (src_reg <= REG_DL) && @@ -16594,16 +16641,6 @@ static void print_op_move(struct compile_state *state, reg(state, src, src_regcm), arch_reg_str(mid_reg)); } - /* Move from 32bit gprs to 16bit gprs */ - else if ((src_regcm & REGCM_GPR32) && - (dst_regcm & REGCM_GPR16)) { - dst_reg = (dst_reg - REGC_GPR16_FIRST) + REGC_GPR32_FIRST; - if ((src_reg != dst_reg) || !omit_copy) { - fprintf(fp, "\tmov %s, %s\n", - arch_reg_str(src_reg), - arch_reg_str(dst_reg)); - } - } /* Move from 32bit gprs to 8bit gprs */ else if ((src_regcm & REGCM_GPR32) && (dst_regcm & REGCM_GPR8)) { |