Refactor SafepointTableBuilder::DefineSafepoint and ARM LCodeGen::RecordSafepoint to use an enum for different kinds of safepoints. This change removes a lot of duplicated code and makes it easier to include new kinds of safepoints in the future. The remaining variants of LCodeGen::RecordSafepoint remain as a convinient way to record common safepoint kinds.
BUG=http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=1043
TEST=none
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It is a type error to treat a flag (an enum) as if it were a flag mask (an
int derived from shifting a bit by the enum value). It is error prone to
have functions that take flag mask arguments because they will silently
accept flags.
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The former default was true. The new default is false and the default
implementation is UNREACHABLE so it asserts in debug builds. The function
is overridden in all concrete instruction classes that might have the flag
kUseGVN set.
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Before, we disabled code motion for check instructions on the final
optimization attempt. It is unsafe to prevent movement of check
instructions but to allow movement of instructions that assume the checks
were performed.
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Fix a bug in the --debug-code alignment check in the C entry stub.
Don't force the --debug-code flag in the ARM disassembler tests. The framework does support passing flags and the test runner will when running tests in debug mode.
Skip some deserialization tests which crashes from time to time.
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To avoid deopts a few extra changes were needed:
o Enable megamorphic state for special property loads on
primitives. We used to flip between monomorphic stubs.
o Extract pure string (no string wrapper support) version of the
string length stub.
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This implements the type recording binary operation stub for ARM. This first iteration only supports ADD. Handling of 32-bit integers is currently not implemented but just transitions. The generic case for now delegates to the generic binary operation stub.
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Code generated for checks starting with primitive receivers skips one step
in the usual prototype checking algorithm, so the holder must always be set.
Not setting the holder did not cause an immediate failure because our
primitives have additional hidden prototypes before the real prototypes.
These extra objects in the chain usually contain no properties and so
allowed the right holders to be selected.
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ReferenceError.prototype.__proto__ which will make "error instanceof
Error" fail. However, the ReferenceError.prototype object itself
cannot be modified. Therefore, the error checks must check for
concrete error instances instead of only checking for Error.
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Change the ARM exit frame to have the same layout as the IA32 exit frame. This basically re-arranges the order of fp and sp and changes the sp location of the entry frame to hold the sp used by the gc and not the sp for popping the arguments. This removes the option of tearing down the frame and returning using one ldm instruction.
The main motivation for this is to avoid pushing an alignment word before generating the entry frame. The GC handling of optimized frames process the registers pushed as part of a safepoint and asumes that these are at the top of the frame, so if an alignment word is pushed this processing will be one off.
The alignment handling in the C entry stub have also been simplified. Now the value of lr is stored to a stack slot already reserved avoiding pushing it and keeping track of "frame skew".
This does result in more instructions in the exit frame on ARM, but we can look into improving this later.
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files. On ARM it is not enough to iterate the relocation information
because that will only give us access to the constant pool and not to
the place in the instruction stream where the target in the constant
pool is called.
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The function Runtime_LookupContext searches the context chain for a
LOOKUP slot and returns the object holding the slot. It returned the
global context if the slot was not found or if it was found in a
function's context or arguments object. This is not the correct
object to use for 'delete'.
Since this lookup function is only ever used when deleting LOOKUP
slots (those that have to go through a with or a scope with eval), it
is simply replaced with a Runtime_DeleteContextSlot function that does
the appropriate thing for all kinds of context lookups.
This fixes Chromium bug 70066.
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=70066
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conversions for external array types, which implement the Typed Array
spec. (Revision of http://codereview.chromium.org/6315004 .)
Prefer SSE2 code path on x86 processors. Non-SSE2 processors now make
a slow runtime call for float-to-int conversions. Use SSE3 for 32-bit
signed and unsigned int array types where possible.
The movement of code from ic-arm.cc to stub-cache-arm.cc caused the
VFP3 code path to be tested for the first time. Fixed bugs in the
register usage and in the constant value stored into integer arrays
for NaN and +/-Infinity.
Added new truncation test to test-api.cc. Storage of NaN and +/-Inf
was already covered. Ran unit tests on x86, x64 and ARM simulator.
Tested ia32 and x64 code in Chromium on Mac and Linux respectively
with Typed Array unit tests and WebGL content.
BUG=http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=50972
TEST=test-api/ExternalArrays
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This is svn r6415 with a bugfix.
The bug was that we can have scopes with 0 heap slots (functions with
such scopes do not need a local context) and scopes with at least
Context::MIN_CONTEXT_SLOTS. The code generator only allocated a local
context if there were strictly more than Context::MIN_CONTEXT_SLOTS.
Before the change to with/arguments, it was impossible to actually get
a function scope with exactly Context::MIN_CONTEXT_SLOTS because every
such scope included a heap-allocated arguments (and arguments shadow)
slot.
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- var eval | arguments
- catch (eval | arguments)
- 'with' is disabled
- function can't be named eval or arguments
Add FLAG_strict_mode
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Rename HBranch (the instruction that coerces an arbitrary HValue to
control flow) to HTest to free up the term Branch to refer to any
control instruction with two successors.
Change the virtual FirstSuccessor and SecondSuccessor functions on
control instructions to a pair of data members.
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Before, we conservatively marked every variable in a scope as used if the
scope contained 'with'. Instead, just mark the variables occurring in the
body of the with. This avoids marking 'arguments' as used whenever 'with'
occurs, which incurs an extra performance penalty (a use of arguments is
seen as an instruction to redirect all parameter accesses to the arguments
object).
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This patch adds H- and L-variants of StringCharCodeAt and StringLength.
StringCharCodeAt is used to inline a constant function call of
String.prototype.charCodeAt and to implement the corresponding inline
runtime function. It does not yet use the recently introduced extra IC
state. (We can specialize on string encoding and avoid deopts because
of out of bounds accesses.)
StringLength needs more work because the stub version of it also
supports strings wrappers and it matters in some cases. (We have to
separate the string only case.)
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We hit an assertion failure when we tried to record the AST ID of
the (shared) .arguments variable proxy more than once. This was hit
when we had multiple calls to the same parameter in a function that
used the arguments object. The fix is to not visit the subexpressions
of the (shared) property access expression.
BUG=1060
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Windows compilation is broken. Will fix and reland later.
This reverts commit fe13ffaa6d0c3435bfe1ae930813e456650ec980.
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Extra IC state is only two bits and only supported for call IC-s for
now. To change its extra state an IC stub jumps to a new miss stub
that goes to runtime as usual but then instead of going megamorphic
generates a monomorphic stub with the updated state.
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- var eval | arguments
- catch (eval | arguments)
- 'with' is disabled
- function can't be named eval or arguments
- function parameter name cannot be eval or arguments
- no duplicate parameter names allowed
Add FLAG_strict_mode
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Add a README.chromium and LICENSE file for Strongtalk assembler.
This allows the Chromium license tool to automatically include
Strongtalk in about:credits.
BUG= None
TEST= Strongtalk section in Chrome's about:credits
R= ager
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This change includes support for safepointtables and adding deoptimization info (but not for deoptimizing).
Implemented crankshaft functions:
CallCode
GenerateSafepointTable
RegisterEnvironmentForDeoptimization
EmitGoto
This change allows us to compile very simple functions with crankshaft:
An empty function
A function returning a constant.
A function returning a parameter.
There is 6 disabled tests that require us to be able to deoptimize
which is currently not supported.
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emitted as part of the safepoint tables.
Always emit the constant pool as part of generating deferred code
(whether or not there actually is any deferred code) and ASSERT that
there is no pending relocation info while using db and dd to write
tables.
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This change introduces the third template parameters for LIR instructions
to specify the number of temp-operands. This is one step towards
removing the instruction-summaries.
I also added hydrogen-accessors in more places and refactored
the LIR-branch instructions to have common super-classes to
avoid code duplication.
Added MUST_USE_RESULT to the functions that record uses
and definitions so that all LOperands are stored in the
LIR instructions (and not only in the summaries).
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Instead of spilling and then immediately restoring eax to resolve
memory to memory moves, the gap move resolver now tracks registers
that are known to be free and uses one if available. If not it spills
but restores lazily when the spilled value is needed or at the end of
the algorithm.
Instead of using esi for resolving cycles and assuming it is free to
overwrite because it can be rematerialized, the gap move resolver now
resolves cycles using swaps, possibly using a free register as above.
The algorithm is also changed to be simpler: a recursive depth-first
traversal of the move dependence graph. It uses a list of moves to be
performed (because it mutates the moves themselves), but does not use
any auxiliary structure other than the control stack. It does not
build up a separate list of scheduled moves to be interpreted by the
code generate, but emits code on the fly.
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When processing register contraints we used to add writable input operands
also as temp operands to the same instruction.
This does not seem necessary since we create a fresh virtual register
for writable inputs and insert a definition in the gap before the instruction.
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This puts us very close to being able to compile the empty function.
This changes only has a small number of 64 bit specific assembler instructions.
The remaining changes are much more platform specific and will go in another change.
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This change provides fast code for a few special cases and calls the GenericBinaryOpStub for the rest.
It also changes the register allocation in the generation of lithium instructions to use fixed registers that are compatible with the generic stub. This allocation can be change once we use a more flexible implementation.
Finally, this change provides infrastructure to save double registers at safepoints, which is need to call the stub in deferred code.
BUG=
TEST=
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On 32-bit platforms any pointer with 0 as LSB can be wrapped into Smi. However, on 64-bit
platforms it's currently not the case as x64 Smis must have 0s in lower 32 bit word.
Even worse, macroassembler Move instruction will try to fetch integer value from Smi
and will shift by 32 bits to the right rendering stored pointer incorrect.
BUG=v8:1037
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