// Copyright (c) 2017 Google Inc. // // Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); // you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. // You may obtain a copy of the License at // // http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 // // Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software // distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, // WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. // See the License for the specific language governing permissions and // limitations under the License. #include "propagator.h" namespace spvtools { namespace opt { void SSAPropagator::AddControlEdge(const Edge& edge) { ir::BasicBlock* dest_bb = edge.dest; // Refuse to add the exit block to the work list. if (dest_bb == ctx_->cfg()->pseudo_exit_block()) { return; } // Try to mark the edge executable. If it was already in the set of // executable edges, do nothing. if (!MarkEdgeExecutable(edge)) { return; } // If the edge had not already been marked executable, add the destination // basic block to the work list. blocks_.push(dest_bb); } void SSAPropagator::AddSSAEdges(ir::Instruction* instr, bool traverse_phis) { // Ignore instructions that produce no result. if (instr->result_id() == 0) { return; } get_def_use_mgr()->ForEachUser( instr->result_id(), [this, traverse_phis](ir::Instruction* use_instr) { // If |use_instr| is a Phi, ignore this edge. Phi instructions can form // cycles in the def-use web, which would get the propagator into an // infinite loop. Phi instructions are always simulated when a block is // visited, so there is no need to traverse the SSA edges into them. if (!traverse_phis && use_instr->opcode() == SpvOpPhi) { return; } // If the basic block for |use_instr| has not been simulated yet, do // nothing. The instruction |use_instr| will be simulated next time the // block is scheduled. if (!BlockHasBeenSimulated(ctx_->get_instr_block(use_instr))) { return; } if (ShouldSimulateAgain(use_instr)) { ssa_edge_uses_.push(use_instr); } }); } bool SSAPropagator::IsPhiArgExecutable(ir::Instruction* phi, uint32_t i) const { ir::BasicBlock* phi_bb = ctx_->get_instr_block(phi); uint32_t in_label_id = phi->GetSingleWordOperand(i + 1); ir::Instruction* in_label_instr = get_def_use_mgr()->GetDef(in_label_id); ir::BasicBlock* in_bb = ctx_->get_instr_block(in_label_instr); return IsEdgeExecutable(Edge(in_bb, phi_bb)); } bool SSAPropagator::Simulate(ir::Instruction* instr) { bool changed = false; // Don't bother visiting instructions that should not be simulated again. if (!ShouldSimulateAgain(instr)) { return changed; } ir::BasicBlock* dest_bb = nullptr; PropStatus status = visit_fn_(instr, &dest_bb); if (status == kVarying) { // The statement produces a varying result, add it to the list of statements // not to simulate anymore and add its SSA def-use edges for simulation. // Force re-simulation of all uses of this instruction. DontSimulateAgain(instr); AddSSAEdges(instr, /* traverse_phis = */ true); // If |instr| is a block terminator, add all the control edges out of its // block. if (instr->IsBlockTerminator()) { ir::BasicBlock* block = ctx_->get_instr_block(instr); for (const auto& e : bb_succs_.at(block)) { AddControlEdge(e); } } return false; } else if (status == kInteresting) { // Add the SSA edges coming out of this instruction. AddSSAEdges(instr); // If there are multiple outgoing control flow edges and we know which one // will be taken, add the destination block to the CFG work list. if (dest_bb) { blocks_.push(dest_bb); } changed = true; } // At this point, we are dealing with instructions that are in status // kInteresting or kNotInteresting. To decide whether this instruction should // be simulated again, we examine its operands. If at least one operand O is // defined at an instruction D that should be simulated again, then the output // of D might affect |instr|, so we should simulate |instr| again. bool has_operands_to_simulate = false; if (instr->opcode() == SpvOpPhi) { // For Phi instructions, an operand causes the Phi to be simulated again if // the operand comes from an edge that has not yet been traversed or if its // definition should be simulated again. for (uint32_t i = 2; i < instr->NumOperands(); i += 2) { // Phi arguments come in pairs. Index 'i' contains the // variable id, index 'i + 1' is the originating block id. assert(i % 2 == 0 && i < instr->NumOperands() - 1 && "malformed Phi arguments"); uint32_t arg_id = instr->GetSingleWordOperand(i); ir::Instruction* arg_def_instr = get_def_use_mgr()->GetDef(arg_id); if (!IsPhiArgExecutable(instr, i) || ShouldSimulateAgain(arg_def_instr)) { has_operands_to_simulate = true; break; } } } else { // For regular instructions, check if the defining instruction of each // operand needs to be simulated again. If so, then this instruction should // also be simulated again. has_operands_to_simulate = !instr->WhileEachInId([this](const uint32_t* use) { ir::Instruction* def_instr = get_def_use_mgr()->GetDef(*use); if (ShouldSimulateAgain(def_instr)) { return false; } return true; }); } if (!has_operands_to_simulate) { DontSimulateAgain(instr); } return changed; } bool SSAPropagator::Simulate(ir::BasicBlock* block) { if (block == ctx_->cfg()->pseudo_exit_block()) { return false; } // Always simulate Phi instructions, even if we have simulated this block // before. We do this because Phi instructions receive their inputs from // incoming edges. When those edges are marked executable, the corresponding // operand can be simulated. bool changed = false; block->ForEachPhiInst( [&changed, this](ir::Instruction* instr) { changed |= Simulate(instr); }); // If this is the first time this block is being simulated, simulate every // statement in it. if (!BlockHasBeenSimulated(block)) { block->ForEachInst([this, &changed](ir::Instruction* instr) { if (instr->opcode() != SpvOpPhi) { changed |= Simulate(instr); } }); MarkBlockSimulated(block); // If this block has exactly one successor, mark the edge to its successor // as executable. if (bb_succs_.at(block).size() == 1) { AddControlEdge(bb_succs_.at(block).at(0)); } } return changed; } void SSAPropagator::Initialize(ir::Function* fn) { // Compute predecessor and successor blocks for every block in |fn|'s CFG. // TODO(dnovillo): Move this to ir::CFG and always build them. Alternately, // move it to IRContext and build CFG preds/succs on-demand. bb_succs_[ctx_->cfg()->pseudo_entry_block()].push_back( Edge(ctx_->cfg()->pseudo_entry_block(), fn->entry().get())); for (auto& block : *fn) { const auto& const_block = block; const_block.ForEachSuccessorLabel([this, &block](const uint32_t label_id) { ir::BasicBlock* succ_bb = ctx_->get_instr_block(get_def_use_mgr()->GetDef(label_id)); bb_succs_[&block].push_back(Edge(&block, succ_bb)); bb_preds_[succ_bb].push_back(Edge(succ_bb, &block)); }); if (block.IsReturnOrAbort()) { bb_succs_[&block].push_back( Edge(&block, ctx_->cfg()->pseudo_exit_block())); bb_preds_[ctx_->cfg()->pseudo_exit_block()].push_back( Edge(ctx_->cfg()->pseudo_exit_block(), &block)); } } // Add the edges out of the entry block to seed the propagator. const auto& entry_succs = bb_succs_[ctx_->cfg()->pseudo_entry_block()]; for (const auto& e : entry_succs) { AddControlEdge(e); } } bool SSAPropagator::Run(ir::Function* fn) { Initialize(fn); bool changed = false; while (!blocks_.empty() || !ssa_edge_uses_.empty()) { // Simulate all blocks first. Simulating blocks will add SSA edges to // follow after all the blocks have been simulated. if (!blocks_.empty()) { auto block = blocks_.front(); changed |= Simulate(block); blocks_.pop(); continue; } // Simulate edges from the SSA queue. if (!ssa_edge_uses_.empty()) { ir::Instruction* instr = ssa_edge_uses_.front(); changed |= Simulate(instr); ssa_edge_uses_.pop(); } } return changed; } } // namespace opt } // namespace spvtools