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initial elements of switching over CSE validity to full assessment of side effects
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@ -425,6 +425,32 @@ IDPtr Reducer::FindExprTmp(const Expr* rhs, const Expr* a, const std::shared_ptr
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bool Reducer::ExprValid(const ID* id, const Expr* e1, const Expr* e2) const {
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// First check for whether e1 is already known to itself have side effects.
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// If so, then it's never safe to reuse its associated identifier in lieu
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// of e2.
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std::optional<ExprSideEffects>& e1_se = e1->GetOptInfo()->SideEffects();
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if ( ! e1_se )
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{
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bool has_side_effects;
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if ( e1->Tag() == EXPR_INDEX )
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has_side_effects = pfs.GetSideEffects(SideEffectsOp::READ, e1->GetOp1()->GetType().get());
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else if ( e1->Tag() == EXPR_RECORD_CONSTRUCTOR || e1->Tag() == EXPR_RECORD_COERCE )
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has_side_effects = pfs.GetSideEffects(SideEffectsOp::CONSTRUCTION, e1->GetType().get());
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else
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has_side_effects = false;
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e1_se = ExprSideEffects(has_side_effects);
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}
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if ( e1_se->HasSideEffects() )
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{
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// We already know that e2 is structurally identical to e1.
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e2->GetOptInfo()->SideEffects() = ExprSideEffects(true);
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return false;
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}
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// Here are the considerations for expression validity.
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//
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// * None of the operands used in the given expression can
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@ -964,19 +990,27 @@ TraversalCode CSE_ValidityChecker::PreExpr(const Expr* e) {
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break;
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case EXPR_INDEX:
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case EXPR_FIELD:
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case EXPR_FIELD: {
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// We treat these together because they both have to be checked
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// when inside an "add" or "delete" statement.
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auto aggr = e->GetOp1();
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if ( in_aggr_mod_stmt ) {
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auto aggr = e->GetOp1();
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auto aggr_id = aggr->AsNameExpr()->Id();
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if ( CheckID(aggr_id, true) ) {
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if ( CheckID(aggr_id, true) || CheckAggrMod(e) ) {
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is_valid = false;
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return TC_ABORTALL;
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}
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}
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else if ( t == EXPR_INDEX && aggr->GetType()->Tag() == TYPE_TABLE ) {
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if ( CheckTableRef(e) ) {
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is_valid = false;
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return TC_ABORTALL;
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}
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}
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#if 0
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if ( t == EXPR_INDEX && have_sensitive_IDs ) {
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// Unfortunately in isolation we can't statically determine
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// whether this table has a &default associated with it.
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@ -986,9 +1020,11 @@ TraversalCode CSE_ValidityChecker::PreExpr(const Expr* e) {
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// lot of work for what might be minimal gain.
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is_valid = false;
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return TC_ABORTALL;
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}
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}
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#endif
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}
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break;
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break;
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default: break;
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}
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@ -1009,9 +1045,7 @@ bool CSE_ValidityChecker::CheckID(const ID* id, bool ignore_orig) const {
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if ( id_t && same_type(id_t, i->GetType()) ) {
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// Same-type aggregate.
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if ( ! ignore_orig )
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printf("identifier %s (%d), start %s, end %s\n", id->Name(), ignore_orig, obj_desc(start_e).c_str(),
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obj_desc(end_e).c_str());
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// if ( ! ignore_orig ) printf("identifier %s (%d), start %s, end %s\n", id->Name(), ignore_orig, obj_desc(start_e).c_str(), obj_desc(end_e).c_str());
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if ( ignore_orig )
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return true;
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}
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@ -1023,10 +1057,72 @@ bool CSE_ValidityChecker::CheckID(const ID* id, bool ignore_orig) const {
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bool CSE_ValidityChecker::CheckAggrMod(const Expr* e) const {
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const auto& e_i_t = e->GetType();
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if ( IsAggr(e_i_t) ) {
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// This assignment sets an aggregate value. Look for type matches.
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for ( auto i : ids )
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if ( same_type(e_i_t, i->GetType()) )
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// This assignment sets an aggregate value.
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// Note, the following will almost always remain empty, so spinning
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// through them in the loop below will be very quick.
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IDSet non_local_ids;
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std::unordered_set<const Type*> aggrs;
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// Here we do a bit of speed optimization by wiring in knowledge
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// the aggregate WRITE effects only occur for tables.
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if ( e_i_t->Tag() == TYPE_TABLE && pfs.GetSideEffects(SideEffectsOp::WRITE, e_i_t.get(), non_local_ids, aggrs) )
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return true;
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for ( auto i : ids ) {
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for ( auto nli : non_local_ids )
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if ( nli == i ) {
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// printf("non-local ID on WRITE: %s\n", i->Name());
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return true;
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}
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auto i_t = i->GetType();
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if ( i_t->Tag() == TYPE_ANY )
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continue;
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if ( same_type(e_i_t, i_t) )
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return true;
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for ( auto a : aggrs )
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if ( same_type(a, i_t.get()) ) {
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// printf("aggr type on WRITE: %s\n", i->Name());
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return true;
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}
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}
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}
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return false;
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}
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bool CSE_ValidityChecker::CheckTableRef(const Expr* e) const {
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const auto& e_i_t = e->GetType();
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// This assignment sets an aggregate value.
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// Note, the following will almost always remain empty, so spinning
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// through them in the loop below will be very quick.
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IDSet non_local_ids;
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std::unordered_set<const Type*> aggrs;
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if ( pfs.GetSideEffects(SideEffectsOp::READ, e_i_t.get(), non_local_ids, aggrs) )
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return true;
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for ( auto i : ids ) {
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for ( auto nli : non_local_ids )
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if ( nli == i ) {
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// printf("non-local ID on READ: %s\n", i->Name());
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return true;
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}
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auto i_t = i->GetType();
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if ( i_t->Tag() == TYPE_ANY )
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continue;
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for ( auto a : aggrs )
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if ( same_type(a, i->GetType().get()) ) {
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// printf("aggr type on READ: %p %s\n", e, obj_desc(e).c_str());
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return true;
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}
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}
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return false;
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