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/* ====================================================================
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* Module: opt_alias_interface.h
* $Revision: 1.2 $
* $Date: 02/11/07 23:41:38-00:00 $
* $Author: fchow@keyresearch.com $
* $Source: /scratch/mee/2.4-65/kpro64-pending/be/com/SCCS/s.opt_alias_interface.h $
*
* Revision history:
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* Description:
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*/

#ifndef opt_alias_interface_INCLUDED
#define opt_alias_interface_INCLUDED  "opt_alias_interface.h"
#ifdef _KEEP_RCS_ID
static char *opt_alias_interfacercs_id =  opt_alias_interface_INCLUDED"$Revision: 1.2 $";
#endif /* _KEEP_RCS_ID */


/* ========================================================================
*
*  ALIAS ANALYSIS INTERFACE
*  ------------------------
*
*  The alias information is generated in the preopt/wopt phase.
*  The consumers are IPA, LNO, and CG.  The information is passed in memory
*  for IPA and LNO.  The information is emitted into the WHIRL IR
*  and passed through .B file to CG.
*  [ The previous sentence is a lie. The information is passed in
*    memory to CG as well. -- RK 981106 ]
*
*
*  ALIAS_MANAGER
*  -------------
*  All the alias data is managed by the ALIAS_MANAGER.
*  The alias context is used to identify the alias rule set to 
*  be applied.  See opt_alias_rule.h for details about 
*  ALIAS_CONTEXT.
*
*  struct ALIAS_MANAGER *Create_Alias_Manager(void)
*    Create an alias manager.  The alias manager will have its
*    own memory pool and manage the memory used by the alias information
*    itself.
*
*  void Delete_Alias_Manager(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *)
*     Destroy the alias manager.  Free the MEM_POOL used.
*
*  ALIAS_CONTEXT Get_Default_Alias_Context(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *)
*     Obtain the current alias context.
*
*  void Set_Alias_Context(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, ALIAS_CONTEXT);
*     Set up the current alias context.
*
*  void Reset_Alias_Context(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *);
*     Revert to the default alias context.
*
*
*  Alias analysis functions
*  ------------------------
*
*  The alias analysis function return ALIAS_RESULT (one of the following
*  three values).
*  
*    NOT_ALIASED:           two memory operations are not aliased.
*    POSSIBLY_ALIASED:      we can't prove the memory operations are not aliased.
*    SAME_LOCATION:         two memory operations are aliased and access exactly
*                           the same memory locations.  the size of memory accessed
*                           must be the same too.
*  
*  WARNING:  Alias analyis ALWAYS RETURN conservatively answers.
*  Even though two memory operations are not aliased, the analysis may not be
*  powerful enough to determine that.  It is correct to return POSSILBY_ALIASED.
*  Similarly, for two memory operations that access the same location, it is 
*  correct for the alias analyzer to return POSSIBLY_ALIASED.
*
*  ALIAS_RESULT Aliased(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *wn1, const WN *wn2)
*     Check whether the memory accessed by wn1 and wn2 overlaps.
*
*  ALIAS_RESULT Overlapped_base(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *wn1, const WN *wm2)
*     Ignore the context-sensitive offset information from wn1 and wn2. 
*     Check whether the memory accessed by wn1 and wn2 overlaps.
*
*  Example:
*     do i
*        a[i]
*        a[i+1]
*  
*   Aliased(manager, "a[i]", "a[i+1]") return NOT_ALIASED because
*   context-sensitive analysis MAY determine that a[i] and a[i+1] are both
*   based on &a[i].  By applying the Offset rule, a[i] and a[i+1] are said
*   to be not aliased.
*  
*   Notice that this is only true for a particular iteration.  The a[i+1]
*   is aliased to the *p of the following iteration.   LNO requested to
*   return POSSIBLY_ALIASED for a[i] and a[i+1] because they really care
*   about the dependence across all iterations.
*
*   The function Overlapped_base() is written to provide this functionality.
*   It always return ALIASED if the base is not a constant address.
*   It ignores the offset information derived from context-sensitive analysis.
*   Therefore, for both a[i] and a[i+1], the offset is undetermined.
*   However, for a[1] or a[2], the offset is determined becuase it can be derived
*   from the tree underneath the load/store operation.
*  
*     
*   ALIAS_RESULT Aliased_with_region(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, 
*           WN *call_or_region, WN *wn, READ_WRITE);
*      Check if the wn operations has dependence with a REGION.
*      CALL is regarded a simple region.  READ_WRITE specifies
*      the dependence checked (READ dependence, WRITE dependence, or both).
*      FORWARD_BARRIER/BACKWARD_BARRIER/DEALLOCA are another form or REGION.
*
*
*   BOOL Homing_Load( const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *load_wn )
*   void Set_Homing_Load( struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *load_wn )
*   void Reset_Homing_Load( struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *load_wn )
*
*     Determine if the load is from a variable's home location to be stored
*     into that var's preg.  
*
*   BOOL Homing_Store( const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *store_wn )
*   void Set_Homing_Store( struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *store_wn )
*   void Reset_Homing_Store( struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *store_wn )
*
*     Determine if the store is to a variable's home location and the value
*     being stored is that var's preg.
*
*  Lowering and Unrolling Support
*  ------------------------------
*
*  The alias package provides basic support for the update of
*  alias information as new memory operations are created during
*  lowering and unrolling.  The support is minimal so that correct
*  alias analysis is possible.  However, re-analyze the unrolled memop
*  is needed to provide a better solution. 
*  In fact, the Aliased_Memop() in cgprep.c of Ragnarok handle this situation
*  by examining the INS.
*
*  void Copy_alias_info(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *wn1, WN *wn2)
*     The alias information of wn1 is transfered to wn2.  This will be used
*     by lowering.  For example, LDID a  --->   ILOAD (LDA a).
*     An iload is created and it should have identical alias behavior as the
*     LDID.
*
*  void Duplicate_alias_info(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, 
*         const WN *wn1, WN *wn2)
*     The alias information of wn1 is duplicated to wn2, and some updating
*     both wn1 and wn1 to reduce the strength of alias analysis.
*
*  void Create_vector_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *wn1, WN *wn2)
*     The alias information of wn1 (accessing an element) is
*     copied to wn2 (accessing the entire array).     
*
*  BOOL Valid_alias(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *am, WN *wn);
*     Return true if the wn has a valid alias mapping
*
*  Duplicate_alias_info() is used by unrolling.  As CG unrolls a loop, 
*  it duplicates the memops.  The duplicated memops should have similar, but
*  not idential alias behavior as the original because
*  the alias information does not apply across iterations.
*
*  Notice that If the address of the memory operation is a loop invariant, then
*  the unroller should use Copy_alias_info() to transfer the alias information
*  in order to preserve all the useful alias information.
*
*  LNO & Lowerer Support
*  ---------------------
*
*  This routines update the alias information associated with newly created WHIRL nodes.
*
*  void Create_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *wn)
*    Create a new alias id corresponding to WHIRL load/store.
*
*  void Create_local_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *wn)
*    Create a new alias id corresponding to the ST in the WHIRL node.
*    Assume the ST is a local var, and not address taken.
*
*  void Create_global_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, ST *, WN *ldid, WN *iload)
*    The ST is a global variable. 
*    Create a new alias id corresponding to LDID ST to the ldid WHIRL node.
*    Create a new alias id corresponding to ILOAD (LDID ST) to the iload WHIRL node.
*
*  void Create_formal_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, ST *, WN *formal_addr, WN *formal)
*    The ST in formal_addr must be SCLASS_FORMAL.
*    Assume FORTRAN alias rule:  formals are not aliased with other variables.
*    Create alias ids for both the variable containing the formal and the formal.
*
*  void Create_unique_pointer_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, ST *, WN *ldid, WN *iload)
*    ST is the symbol that points to this chunk memory exclusively.
*    ST must have the PT_TO_UNIQUE_MEM bit set.
*    Create a new alias id corresponding to LDID ST to the ldid WHIRL node.
*    Create a new alias id corresponding to ILOAD (LDID ST) to the iload WHIRL node.
*
*  void Create_lda_array_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *am, WN *lda, WN *iload)
*    Create a new alias id corresponding to the array access.
*
*  void Erase_Restricted_Mapping(WN *wn)
*    Erase the restricted pointer stored in the 'restrict map'.
*    Should be called when an array is localized.
*
*  void Note_Invalid_Based_Symbol(const ST *st)
*    Mark the symbol "st" as an invalid based_sym in the restricted
*    map. This should be called when an array is distribute/reshaped
*    by LNO because memory operations based on the symbol are now
*    based on another symbol introduced during the distribute/reshape
*    operation.
*
*  void Note_Invalid_IP_Alias_Class(const WN *wn)
*    Mark the interprocedural alias class of "wn" as invalid. This
*    should be called when an array accessed by "wn" is equivalenced
*    by LNO during Equivalence_arrays, because the alias behavior of
*    the array as seen by IPA is no longer valid.
*
*  void Invalidate_Persistent_Alias_Info(ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *);
*    Removes those items marked as invalid by
*    Note_Invalid_Based_Symbol and Note_Invalid_IP_Alias_Class. This
*    should be called at the end of LNO, after Copy_Restricted_Map is
*    used to move the restricted map entries to the new WHIRL tree
*    from the alias manager.
*
*  ALIAS_RESULT ALIAS_MANAGER::Aliased(WN *wn, const POINTS_TO *pt);
*  ALIAS_RESULT ALIAS_MANAGER::Aliased(const POINTS_TO *pt, WN *wn);
*    Determine if a WHIRL load/store is aliased with a POINTS_TO.
*
*  ALIAS_RESULT ALIAS_MANAGER::Aliased(const POINTS_TO *pt1, const POINTS_TO *pt2);
*    Determine if two POINTS_TO are aliased.
*
*  POINTS_TO(ST *st, BOOL indirect = FALSE) 
*  POINTS_TO(ST *st, INT64 ofst, INT64 size, BOOL indirect = FALSE) 
*    The ALIAS_MANAGER::Aliased() routine takes POINTS_TO.  The POINTS_TO
*    can be constructed using these constructors.   Set indirect to
*    FALSE for regular variables.  Set indirect to TRUE when the ST is 
*    a pointer and you want to construct a POINTS_TO for the object the pointer
*    points to.
*
*
*  Misc
*  ----
*
*  void Dump_alias_mgr(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *, FILE *)
*    Prints out the WHIRL tree with their alias id.
*    Prints out the alias arcs.
*
*  void Print_alias_info(char *buf, const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *wn)
*    Prints out some of the alias information.
*
*  BOOL ALIAS_MANAGER::Safe_to_speculate(const WN *)
*    Returns TRUE if the object accessed by the WN node will be
*    allocated, and therefore safe to be speculatively accessed.
*    This function returns TRUE under two situations:
*    1) the WN node accesses a PREG;
*    2) the POINTS_TO of the WHIRL node satisfies the following conditions:
*       a) the POINTS_TO represents an address expr;
*       b) the base ST is valid and non-NULL;
*       c) the offset is valid and size is non-zero.
*       d) the POINTS_TO have the Safe_to_speculate attribute set
*    Condition (2c) is used to suppress the motion of array expr
*    if the size of the array is unknown.
*    Condition (2d) is used to prevent speculation of weak symbol, 
*    optional parameters, ...
*
* ========================================================================
*/

#include "defs.h"
#include "mempool.h"
#include "wn.h"

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

struct ALIAS_MANAGER;
struct POINTS_TO;
struct PU;

typedef enum {
  NOT_ALIASED = 0,
  POSSIBLY_ALIASED = 1,
  SAME_LOCATION = 2
} ALIAS_RESULT;

/* Be careful when redefining the enum.  READ and WRITE are bit masks. */
typedef enum {
  NO_READ_NO_WRITE  = 0,
  READ              = 0x1,
  WRITE             = 0x2,
  READ_AND_WRITE    =0x3 
} READ_WRITE;

typedef UINT32 ALIAS_CONTEXT;

struct ALIAS_MANAGER *Create_Alias_Manager(MEM_POOL *);

void Delete_Alias_Manager(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, MEM_POOL *);

void Create_Restricted_Map(MEM_POOL *);

void Copy_Restricted_Map(WN *, struct ALIAS_MANAGER *);

void Delete_Restricted_Map(void);

void Erase_Restricted_Mapping(WN *);

void Verify_Restricted_Map(const WN *, const POINTS_TO *);

BOOL Update_From_Restricted_Map(WN *, POINTS_TO *);

void Note_Invalid_Based_Symbol(const ST *);

struct ALIAS_RULE *Alias_Rule(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *);

ALIAS_CONTEXT Get_Default_Alias_Context(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *);

void Set_Alias_Context(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, ALIAS_CONTEXT);

void Reset_Alias_Context(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *);

/* to be deleted */ void Assign_preg_alias_id(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *);

BOOL No_alias(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *am, WN *wn);

BOOL Valid_alias(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *am, WN *wn);

ALIAS_RESULT Aliased(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *, WN *, BOOL ignore_loop_carried=FALSE);

ALIAS_RESULT Overlapped_base(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *, const WN *);

ALIAS_RESULT Aliased_with_region(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *, const WN *, READ_WRITE);

ALIAS_RESULT Aliased_with_intr_op(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *, const WN *);

void Note_Invalid_IP_Alias_Class(ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *);

void Invalidate_Persistent_Alias_Info(ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *);

BOOL Homing_Load( const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *load_wn );
void Set_Homing_Load( struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *load_wn );
void Reset_Homing_Load( struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *load_wn );

BOOL Homing_Store( const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *store_wn );
void Set_Homing_Store( struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *store_wn );
void Reset_Homing_Store( struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *store_wn );

void Copy_alias_info(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *, WN *);

void Duplicate_alias_info(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *, WN *);

BOOL Verify_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *); /* opt_verify.cxx */

void Assign_alias_id(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *);

void Create_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *);

void Create_local_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *);

void Create_global_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, ST *, WN *, WN *);

void Create_formal_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, ST *, WN *, WN *);

void Create_vector_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *, WN *);

void Create_unique_pointer_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, ST *, WN *, WN *);

void Create_lda_array_alias(struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, WN *, WN *);

void Print_alias_info(char *, const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *);

BOOL May_refer_to_alloca_mem(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *);

BOOL Safe_to_speculate(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const WN *);

void Dump_alias_mgr(const struct ALIAS_MANAGER *, const  WN *, FILE *fp);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}  /* end extern "C" */
#endif

extern void PU_adjust_addr_flags(ST*, WN*);

#endif /* opt_alias_interface.h include */

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