osprey/dipa/rta/pu_info.h

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#ifndef pu_info_INCLUDED
#define pu_info_INCLUDED

#include <elf.h>        /* for Elf64_Word */

#include "dwarf_DST_mem.h"

#if 0
#ifndef _symtab_INCLUDED
#include "symtab.h"
#endif
#endif

/*
 * This file defines the interface to the program unit (PU) header
 * information.  All the data structures associated with PUs are
 * stored in the same section, but each structure has its own
 * subsection.  The PU header information identifies the positions and
 * sizes of the subsections.  To make it easy to access the headers,
 * they are read into the PU_Info structures defined below.
 * Each file has a tree of PU_Infos to record the header information
 * for both the input and output files and to collect pointers to the
 * PU data structures in memory.
 */


/* Version number to identify the structure of the PU section header */
#define PU_HEADER_VERSION 1


/*
 * Each subsection has a unique identifier that is stored in the binary
 * output file.  This provides some chance of adding new subsections
 * without making the binary format incompatible with older versions.
 *
 * CAUTION: We cannot define more than 15 subsection types here
 * without changing the implementation of PU_Info_state() because the
 * state info is stored in a 32-bit word in the PU_Info structure, at
 * two bits per subsection type. See PU_Info_state() for details.
 */

#define WT_SYMTAB    0x0        /* symbol table */
#define WT_TREE        0x1        /* WHIRL tree nodes */
#define WT_DEPGRAPH    0x2        /* dependence graph */
#define WT_PREFETCH    0x3        /* prefetch pointers */
#define WT_REGIONS    0x4        /* RID trees */
#define WT_FEEDBACK    0x5        /* feedback data */
#define WT_FREQ        0x6        /* obsolete */
#define WT_AC_INTERNAL    0x7        /* alias classification temporary */
#define WT_ALIAS_CLASS    0x8        /* alias classification */

#define WT_SUBSECTIONS    0x9        /* number of subsection types */
#define WT_LAST WT_SUBSECTIONS
#define WT_PROC_SYM    -1        /* special value for proc sym state */

/*
 * These are the misc. flags associated to each PU
 */
#define PU_HAS_GLOBALS             0x1 /* has globals symbols in local symtab,
                        i.e., ST_EXPORT != EXPORT_LOCAL */ 
#define PU_HAS_NESTED_PU         0x2 /* has other PU nested under this one */
#define PU_IS_COMPILER_GENERATED 0x4 /* compiler_generated PU */
#define PU_IS_DRA_CLONE          0x8 /* clone generated for reshaped arrays */
#define PU_PREGS_RENUMBERED     0x10 /* Preopt for IPL has processed
                    this PU; used to decide
                    whether to repeat alias
                    classification within preopt
                    for LNO */
#ifdef KEY
#define PU_IS_PROFILER          0x20
#endif
/* reserve the top 4 bits for internal use within IPA */
#define PU_INTERNAL_MASK 0xf0000000
#define PU_DELETED    0x10000000  /* only used internally within IPA */

/*
 * The WHIRL subsection header information is stored internally as a
 * tree of PU_Info structures.  (The actual subsection headers
 * in the binary files are compacted into arrays but that is too
 * inflexible to use internally.)  For each subsection, the PU_Info
 * structure records the current state and its position in memory or
 * in a file.  The pointer to the structure in memory overlaps with the
 * subsection size, so that the subsection file offset is still available
 * after reading the structure into memory.  (Some subsections refer to
 * WN nodes by their offsets within the WT_TREE subsection, and we need
 * to convert those references to pointers.)  To identify the PU,
 * the ID for the procedure symbol is also stored in the file.  This
 * can be converted to a pointer to the actual ST, and so we also keep
 * track of which form is stored.  The state flags are described below.
 */

typedef struct pu_info {
    struct pu_info *next;        /* next PU_Info in the list */
    struct pu_info *child;        /* first child (nested procedure) */
    mINT32 state;            /* current state of each subsection */

    ST_IDX proc_sym;            /* ST_IDX of the function st */
    mINT32 flags;            /* flags for any other attributes */
    DST_IDX pu_dst;            /* index for the PU's DST entry */
    DST_IDX cu_dst;            /* index for the compilation units
                     * DST entry
                     */

    struct {
    Elf64_Word offset;        /* section offset */
    union {
        Elf64_Word size;        /* subsection size */
        void *ptr;            /* pointer to structure in memory */
    } u;
    } subsect[WT_SUBSECTIONS];

    /* other information not stored in the binary files */
    struct wn_map_tab *maptab;
} PU_Info;


#define PU_Info_proc_sym(pu)        (pu)->proc_sym
#define PU_Info_proc_id(pu)        (pu)->proc_sym
    
#if 0
#ifdef __cplusplus
  // convenience function
inline PU &
PU_Info_pu(PU_Info *ppui)
{
  return Pu_Table[ST_pu(St_Table[PU_Info_proc_sym(ppui)])];
}
#endif
#endif

#define PU_Info_subsect_offset(pu,scn)    (pu)->subsect[scn].offset
#define PU_Info_subsect_size(pu,scn)    (pu)->subsect[scn].u.size
#define PU_Info_subsect_ptr(pu,scn)    (pu)->subsect[scn].u.ptr
#define PU_Info_flags(pu)        (pu)->flags
#define PU_Info_pu_dst(pu)        (pu)->pu_dst
#define PU_Info_cu_dst(pu)        (pu)->cu_dst
#define PU_Info_cu_dst(pu)        (pu)->cu_dst
#define PU_Info_maptab(pu)        (pu)->maptab
#define PU_Info_next(pu)        (pu)->next
#define PU_Info_child(pu)        (pu)->child

#define Set_PU_Info_flags(pu,flag_value) (pu)->flags |= (flag_value)
#define Clear_PU_Info_flags(pu,flag_value) (pu)->flags &= ~(flag_value)
#define Is_Set_PU_Info_flags(pu,flag_value) ((pu)->flags & (flag_value))


/*
 *  The current state of each subsection for a PU is recorded in the
 *  state field of the PU_Info structure.  Since there are four
 *  possible states, we need two bits for each subsection.  We also
 *  need to keep track of whether the procedure's ST is stored as an
 *  ID number or as a pointer, so the first two bits are reserved for
 *  that (set ndx = -1 in the macros below to get/set the state of the
 *  procedure's ST).
 */

typedef enum subsect_state {
    Subsect_Missing = 0,        /* information not available */
    Subsect_Exists = 1,            /* in the input file */
    Subsect_InMem = 2,            /* currently in memory */
    Subsect_Written = 3            /* in the output file */
} Subsect_State;

#define PU_Info_state(pu, ndx) \
    (Subsect_State)(((pu)->state >> (((ndx) + 1) << 1)) & 0x3)
#define Set_PU_Info_state(pu, ndx, st) (pu)->state = (pu)->state & \
    ~(0x3 << (((ndx) + 1) << 1)) | (st << (((ndx) + 1) << 1))


/*
 *  High-level interface
 */

#define PU_Info_symtab_ptr(pu) \
     (LOCAL_SYMTAB_HEADER_TABLE *) PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_SYMTAB)
#define PU_Info_tree_ptr(pu) \
     (WN *)PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_TREE)
#define PU_Info_depgraph_ptr(pu) \
     (void *)PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_DEPGRAPH)
#define PU_Info_regions_ptr(pu) \
     (struct region_id *)PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_REGIONS)
#define PU_Info_feedback_ptr(pu) \
     (void *)PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_FEEDBACK)
#define PU_Info_frequencies_ptr(pu) \
     (INT32 *) PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_FREQ)
#define PU_Info_alias_class_ptr(pu) \
     (INT32 *) PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_ALIAS_CLASS)
#define PU_Info_ac_internal_ptr(pu) \
     (void *) PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_AC_INTERNAL)

#define Set_PU_Info_tree_ptr(pu,x) \
    PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_TREE) = (void *)(x)
#define Set_PU_Info_symtab_ptr(pu,x) \
    PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_SYMTAB) = (void *)(x)
#define Set_PU_Info_depgraph_ptr(pu,x) \
    PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_DEPGRAPH) = (void *)(x)
#define Set_PU_Info_regions_ptr(pu,x) \
    PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_REGIONS) = (void *)(x)
#define Set_PU_Info_feedback_ptr(pu,x) \
    PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_FEEDBACK) = (void *)(x)
#define Set_PU_Info_frequencies_ptr(pu,x) \
    PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_FREQ) = (void *) (x)
#define Set_PU_Info_alias_class_ptr(pu,x) \
    PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_ALIAS_CLASS) = (void *) (x)
#define Set_PU_Info_ac_internal_ptr(pu,x) \
     PU_Info_subsect_ptr((pu), WT_AC_INTERNAL) = (void *) (x)

#define Set_PU_Info_pu_dst(pu, x) \
    PU_Info_pu_dst(pu) = x;
#define Set_PU_Info_cu_dst(pu, x) \
    PU_Info_cu_dst(pu) = x;


#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

extern void PU_Info_init (PU_Info *pu);
extern INT Sizeof_PU_Infos (PU_Info *pu_tree);
extern INT Write_PU_Infos (PU_Info *pu_tree, char *base);
extern PU_Info *Read_PU_Infos (char *base, INT32 size, INT32 *p_num_PUs);

extern PU_Info *Current_PU_Info;

extern void Save_Local_Symtab (SYMTAB_IDX level, PU_Info *pu);
extern void Restore_Local_Symtab (PU_Info *pu);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#if 0
#ifdef __cplusplus
  // convenience function
inline PU &
Current_PU_Info_pu()
{
  return PU_Info_pu(Current_PU_Info);
}
#endif
#endif

#ifdef FIL
extern PU_Info *Last_PU;
#endif
#endif /* pu_info_INCLUDED */

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