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Estimated hours taken: 20 Branches: main Significantly improve the capabilities of the LLDS optimization that tries to delay the creation of the stack frame, in the hope that on some computation paths the frame won't need to be created at all. Previously, the delayed setup of the stack frame could take place only when a block without a stack frame fell through to a block that needed a stack frame. If block B1 jumped to another block B2 that needed a frame, this was taken as meaning that B1 also had to have a frame. This was a problem, because if B1 ends with a computed goto, some of whose targets need stack frames and some do not, this limitation effectively gave all of them a stack frame, whether they wanted it or not, and thus required them to execute the stack frame teardown code. This diff removes the limitation, optimization allows B1 in this case to not have a stack frame. Instead of jumping to B2, B1 will not jump to a label B3 it inserts immediately before B2, the code at B3 setting up the stack frame and falling through to B2. (We also insert code to jump around B3 if the code immediately preceding it could fall into it accidentally.) The new code in frameopt is conceptually cleaner than it was before, because we now handle transitions from blocks that don't have a stack stack to blocks that do in a much more uniform manner. Most of the changes to other modules are to make the change to frameopt.m easier to debug. The motivation for the change was that we were beaten by YAP (Yet Another Prolog) on the deriv benchmark due to the limitation of frameopt. I haven't measured against YAP yet, but the runtime for 1.5 million iterations has been reduced from about 20 seconds to about 13. Since the compiler doesn't have any predicates that are both frequently used and can benefit from the removal of that old limitation (which is why the limitation wasn't really noticed before), there is no measurable effect on the speed of the compiler itself. compiler/frameopt.m: Effectively rewrite the optimization that delays stack frame creation along the lines above. The code for the optimization that keeps the stack frame for recursive calls if possible is unaffected. If the new option --frameopt-comments is specified, insert into the generated LLDS code a nicely formatted description of the main frameopt.m data structures. These are much easier to read that the term browser in the debugger. compiler/options.m: Add the new developer-only option --frameopt-comments. compiler/llds_out.m: Change the way we output comments to make the coments generated by frameopt.m easier to read. (We output comments only if --auto-comments is given, which it usually isn't.) compiler/opt_debug.m: Provide the functionality of printing local labels in an easier-to-read form that doesn't repeat the (possibly long) procedure name. Local labels can now be printed as e.g. local_15. Rewrite the module to use functions instead of predicates for appending strings, since this makes the code shorter, easier to use and to read. The original code was written before Mercury had functions. compiler/switch_util.m: When gathering information about switches, return the cons_id with each goal. Switch to four-space indentation. compiler/tag_switch.m: When generating code for switches, insert a comment at the start of each case saying what cons_id it is for, using the new information from switch_util. This is to make the generated code easier to understand. Switch to four-space indentation. compiler/ml_tag_switch.m: Conform to the change in switch_util. compiler/optimize.m: Conform to the slightly modified interface of frameopt.m. Switch to four-space indentation. compiler/peephole.m: Switch to four-space indentation, and fix some coding style issues. compiler/basic_block.m: When dividing a procedure body into basic blocks, remember for each block whether it could be fallen into. This modification is not strictly required for this change, since frameopt has its own (specialized) code for creating basic blocks, but it could be useful in the future. compiler/dupelim.m: compiler/use_local_vars.m: Conform to the change in basic_block.m.
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20 KiB
Mathematica
529 lines
20 KiB
Mathematica
%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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% vim: ft=mercury ts=4 sw=4 et
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%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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% Copyright (C) 2000-2005 The University of Melbourne.
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% This file may only be copied under the terms of the GNU General
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% Public License - see the file COPYING in the Mercury distribution.
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%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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%
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% File: switch_util.m
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% Author: fjh
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%
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% This module defines stuff for generating switches that is shared
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% between the MLDS and LLDS back-ends.
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%
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%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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:- module backend_libs__switch_util.
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:- interface.
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:- import_module check_hlds__type_util.
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:- import_module hlds__hlds_data.
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:- import_module hlds__hlds_goal.
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:- import_module hlds__hlds_module.
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:- import_module parse_tree__prog_data.
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:- import_module assoc_list.
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:- import_module list.
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:- import_module map.
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:- import_module std_util.
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%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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%
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% Stuff for categorizing switches
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%
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% An extended_case is an HLDS case annotated with some additional info.
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% The first (int) field is the priority, as computed by switch_priority/2.
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:- type extended_case ---> case(int, cons_tag, cons_id, hlds_goal).
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:- type cases_list == list(extended_case).
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:- type switch_category
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---> atomic_switch % a switch on int/char/enum
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; string_switch
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; tag_switch
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; other_switch.
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% Convert a type category to a switch category.
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:- func type_cat_to_switch_cat(type_category) = switch_category.
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% Return the priority of a constructor test.
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% A low number here indicates a high priority.
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% We prioritize the tag tests so that the cheapest
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% (most efficient) ones come first.
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%
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:- func switch_priority(cons_tag) = int.
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% type_range(TypeCategory, Type, ModuleInfo, Min, Max):
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% Determine the range [Min..Max] of an atomic type.
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% Fail if the type isn't the sort of type that has a range
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% or if the type's range is too big to switch on (e.g. int).
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%
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:- pred type_range(type_category::in, (type)::in, module_info::in,
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int::out, int::out) is semidet.
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%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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%
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% Stuff for string hash switches
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%
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% For a string switch, compute the hash value for each case in the list
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% of cases, and store the cases in a map from hash values to cases.
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%
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:- pred string_hash_cases(cases_list::in, int::in, map(int, cases_list)::out)
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is det.
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:- type hash_slot ---> hash_slot(extended_case, int).
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% calc_hash_slots(AssocList, HashMap, Map):
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%
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% For each (HashVal - Case) pair in AssocList, allocate a hash slot in Map
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% for the case. If the hash slot corresponding to HashVal is not already
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% used, then use that one. Otherwise, find the next spare slot (making sure
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% that we don't use slots which can be used for a direct match with the
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% hash value for one of the other cases), and use it instead.
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% Keep track of the hash chains as we do this.
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%
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:- pred calc_hash_slots(assoc_list(int, cases_list)::in,
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map(int, cases_list)::in, map(int, hash_slot)::out) is det.
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%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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%
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% Stuff for tag switches
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%
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% Where is the secondary tag (if any) for this primary tag value.
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:- type stag_loc ---> none ; local ; remote.
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% Map secondary tag values (-1 stands for none) to their goal.
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:- type stag_goal ---> stag_goal(cons_id, hlds_goal).
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:- type stag_goal_map == map(int, stag_goal).
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:- type stag_goal_list == assoc_list(int, stag_goal).
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% Map primary tag values to the set of their goals.
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:- type ptag_case ---> ptag_case(stag_loc, stag_goal_map).
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:- type ptag_case_map == map(tag_bits, ptag_case).
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:- type ptag_case_list == assoc_list(tag_bits, ptag_case).
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% Map primary tag values to the number of constructors sharing them.
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:- type ptag_count_map == map(tag_bits, pair(stag_loc, int)).
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:- type ptag_count_list == assoc_list(tag_bits, pair(stag_loc, int)).
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% Group together all the cases that depend on the given variable
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% having the same primary tag value.
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%
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:- pred group_cases_by_ptag(cases_list::in,
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ptag_case_map::in, ptag_case_map::out) is det.
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% Order the primary tags based on the number of secondary tags
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% associated with them, putting the ones with the most secondary tags
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% first. We use selection sort.
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% Note that it is not an error for a primary tag to have no case list;
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% this can happen in semidet switches, or in det switches
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% where the initial inst of the switch variable is a bound(...) inst
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% representing a subtype.
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%
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:- pred order_ptags_by_count(ptag_count_list::in,
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ptag_case_map::in, ptag_case_list::out) is det.
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% order_ptags_by_value(FirstPtag, MaxPtag,
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% PtagCaseMap0, PtagCaseList):
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% Order the primary tags based on their value, lowest value first.
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% We scan through the primary tags values from zero to maximum.
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% Note that it is not an error for a primary tag to have no case list,
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% since this can happen in semidet switches.
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%
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:- pred order_ptags_by_value(int::in, int::in, ptag_case_map::in,
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ptag_case_list::out) is det.
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% Find out how many secondary tags share each primary tag
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% of the given variable.
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%
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:- pred get_ptag_counts((type)::in, module_info::in,
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int::out, ptag_count_map::out) is det.
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%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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:- implementation.
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:- import_module parse_tree__error_util.
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:- import_module parse_tree__prog_type.
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:- import_module char.
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:- import_module int.
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:- import_module require.
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:- import_module string.
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:- import_module svmap.
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%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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string_hash_cases([], _, Map) :-
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map__init(Map).
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string_hash_cases([Case | Cases], HashMask, Map) :-
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string_hash_cases(Cases, HashMask, Map0),
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( Case = case(_, string_constant(String0), _, _) ->
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String = String0
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;
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unexpected(this_file, "string_hash_cases: non-string case?")
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),
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string__hash(String, HashVal0),
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HashVal = HashVal0 /\ HashMask,
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( map__search(Map0, HashVal, CaseList0) ->
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map__det_update(Map0, HashVal, [Case | CaseList0], Map)
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;
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map__det_insert(Map0, HashVal, [Case], Map)
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).
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calc_hash_slots(HashValList, HashMap, Map) :-
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calc_hash_slots_1(HashValList, HashMap, map__init, Map, 0, _).
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:- pred calc_hash_slots_1(assoc_list(int, cases_list)::in,
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map(int, cases_list)::in,
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map(int, hash_slot)::in, map(int, hash_slot)::out,
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int::in, int::out) is det.
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calc_hash_slots_1([], _, !Map, !LastUsed).
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calc_hash_slots_1([HashVal - Cases | Rest], HashMap,
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!Map, !LastUsed) :-
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calc_hash_slots_2(Cases, HashVal, HashMap, !Map, !LastUsed),
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calc_hash_slots_1(Rest, HashMap, !Map, !LastUsed).
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:- pred calc_hash_slots_2(cases_list::in, int::in,
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map(int, cases_list)::in,
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map(int, hash_slot)::in, map(int, hash_slot)::out,
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int::in, int::out) is det.
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calc_hash_slots_2([], _HashVal, _HashMap, !Map, !LastUsed).
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calc_hash_slots_2([Case | Cases], HashVal, HashMap, !Map, !LastUsed) :-
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calc_hash_slots_2(Cases, HashVal, HashMap, !Map, !LastUsed),
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( map__contains(!.Map, HashVal) ->
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follow_hash_chain(!.Map, HashVal, ChainEnd),
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next_free_hash_slot(!.Map, HashMap, !LastUsed),
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map__lookup(!.Map, ChainEnd, hash_slot(PrevCase, _)),
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svmap__det_update(ChainEnd, hash_slot(PrevCase, !.LastUsed), !Map),
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svmap__det_insert(!.LastUsed, hash_slot(Case, -1), !Map)
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;
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svmap__det_insert(HashVal, hash_slot(Case, -1), !Map)
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).
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:- pred follow_hash_chain(map(int, hash_slot)::in, int::in, int::out) is det.
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follow_hash_chain(Map, Slot, LastSlot) :-
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map__lookup(Map, Slot, hash_slot(_, NextSlot)),
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(
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NextSlot >= 0,
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map__contains(Map, NextSlot)
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->
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follow_hash_chain(Map, NextSlot, LastSlot)
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;
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LastSlot = Slot
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).
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% next_free_hash_slot(M, H_M, LastUsed, FreeSlot):
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%
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% Find the next available slot FreeSlot in the hash table which is not
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% already used (contained in M) and which is not going to be used a
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% primary slot (contained in H_M), starting at the slot after LastUsed.
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%
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:- pred next_free_hash_slot(map(int, hash_slot)::in,
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map(int, cases_list)::in, int::in, int::out) is det.
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next_free_hash_slot(Map, H_Map, LastUsed, FreeSlot) :-
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NextSlot = LastUsed + 1,
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(
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\+ map__contains(Map, NextSlot),
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\+ map__contains(H_Map, NextSlot)
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->
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FreeSlot = NextSlot
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;
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next_free_hash_slot(Map, H_Map, NextSlot, FreeSlot)
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).
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%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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%
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% Stuff for categorizing switches
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%
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(enum_type) = atomic_switch.
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(int_type) = atomic_switch.
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(char_type) = atomic_switch.
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(float_type) = other_switch.
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(str_type) = string_switch.
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(higher_order_type) = other_switch.
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(user_ctor_type) = tag_switch.
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(variable_type) = other_switch.
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(tuple_type) = other_switch.
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(void_type) = _ :-
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unexpected(this_file, "type_cat_to_switch_cat: void").
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(type_info_type) = _ :-
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unexpected(this_file, "type_cat_to_switch_cat: type_info").
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(type_ctor_info_type) = _ :-
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unexpected(this_file, "type_cat_to_switch_cat: type_ctor_info").
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(typeclass_info_type) = _ :-
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unexpected(this_file, "type_cat_to_switch_cat: typeclass_info").
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type_cat_to_switch_cat(base_typeclass_info_type) = _ :-
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unexpected(this_file, "type_cat_to_switch_cat: base_typeclass_info").
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switch_priority(no_tag) = 0. % should never occur
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switch_priority(int_constant(_)) = 1.
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switch_priority(reserved_address(_)) = 1.
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switch_priority(shared_local_tag(_, _)) = 1.
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switch_priority(single_functor) = 2.
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switch_priority(unshared_tag(_)) = 2.
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switch_priority(float_constant(_)) = 3.
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switch_priority(shared_remote_tag(_, _)) = 4.
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switch_priority(string_constant(_)) = 5.
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switch_priority(shared_with_reserved_addresses(RAs, Tag)) =
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switch_priority(Tag) + list__length(RAs).
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% The following tags should all never occur in switches.
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switch_priority(pred_closure_tag(_, _, _)) = 6.
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switch_priority(type_ctor_info_constant(_, _, _)) = 6.
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switch_priority(base_typeclass_info_constant(_, _, _)) = 6.
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switch_priority(tabling_pointer_constant(_, _)) = 6.
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switch_priority(deep_profiling_proc_layout_tag(_, _)) = 6.
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switch_priority(table_io_decl_tag(_, _)) = 6.
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type_range(char_type, _, _, MinChar, MaxChar) :-
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% XXX the following code uses the host's character size,
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% not the target's, so it won't work if cross-compiling
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% to a machine with a different character size.
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% Note also that the code in dense_switch.m and the code
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% in lookup_switch.m assume that char__min_char_value is 0.
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char__min_char_value(MinChar),
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char__max_char_value(MaxChar).
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type_range(enum_type, Type, ModuleInfo, 0, MaxEnum) :-
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( type_to_ctor_and_args(Type, TypeCtorPrime, _) ->
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TypeCtor = TypeCtorPrime
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;
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unexpected(this_file, "dense_switch__type_range: invalid enum type?")
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),
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module_info_types(ModuleInfo, TypeTable),
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map__lookup(TypeTable, TypeCtor, TypeDefn),
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hlds_data__get_type_defn_body(TypeDefn, TypeBody),
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( ConsTable = TypeBody ^ du_type_cons_tag_values ->
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map__count(ConsTable, TypeRange),
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MaxEnum = TypeRange - 1
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;
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unexpected(this_file, "type_range: enum type is not d.u. type?")
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).
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%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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% Find out how many secondary tags share each primary tag
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% of the given variable.
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get_ptag_counts(Type, ModuleInfo, MaxPrimary, PtagCountMap) :-
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( type_to_ctor_and_args(Type, TypeCtorPrime, _) ->
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TypeCtor = TypeCtorPrime
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;
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unexpected(this_file, "unknown type in get_ptag_counts")
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),
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module_info_types(ModuleInfo, TypeTable),
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map__lookup(TypeTable, TypeCtor, TypeDefn),
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hlds_data__get_type_defn_body(TypeDefn, Body),
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( ConsTable = Body ^ du_type_cons_tag_values ->
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map__to_assoc_list(ConsTable, ConsList),
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assoc_list__values(ConsList, TagList)
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;
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unexpected(this_file, "non-du type in get_ptag_counts")
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),
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map__init(PtagCountMap0),
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get_ptag_counts_2(TagList, -1, MaxPrimary, PtagCountMap0, PtagCountMap).
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:- pred get_ptag_counts_2(list(cons_tag)::in, int::in, int::out,
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ptag_count_map::in, ptag_count_map::out) is det.
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get_ptag_counts_2([], !Max, !PtagCountMap).
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get_ptag_counts_2([ConsTag | TagList], !MaxPrimary, !PtagCountMap) :-
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(
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( ConsTag = single_functor, Primary = 0
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; ConsTag = unshared_tag(Primary)
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)
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->
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int__max(Primary, !MaxPrimary),
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( map__search(!.PtagCountMap, Primary, _) ->
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unexpected(this_file, "unshared tag is shared")
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;
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map__det_insert(!.PtagCountMap, Primary, none - (-1),
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!:PtagCountMap)
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)
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; ConsTag = shared_remote_tag(Primary, Secondary) ->
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int__max(Primary, !MaxPrimary),
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( map__search(!.PtagCountMap, Primary, Target) ->
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Target = TagType - MaxSoFar,
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( TagType = remote ->
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true
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;
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unexpected(this_file, "remote tag is shared with non-remote")
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),
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int__max(Secondary, MaxSoFar, Max),
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map__det_update(!.PtagCountMap, Primary, remote - Max,
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!:PtagCountMap)
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;
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map__det_insert(!.PtagCountMap, Primary,
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remote - Secondary, !:PtagCountMap)
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)
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; ConsTag = shared_local_tag(Primary, Secondary) ->
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int__max(Primary, !MaxPrimary),
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( map__search(!.PtagCountMap, Primary, Target) ->
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Target = TagType - MaxSoFar,
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( TagType = local ->
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true
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;
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unexpected(this_file, "local tag is shared with non-local")
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),
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int__max(Secondary, MaxSoFar, Max),
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map__det_update(!.PtagCountMap, Primary, local - Max,
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!:PtagCountMap)
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;
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map__det_insert(!.PtagCountMap, Primary,
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local - Secondary, !:PtagCountMap)
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)
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;
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unexpected(this_file, "non-du tag in get_ptag_counts_2")
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),
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get_ptag_counts_2(TagList, !MaxPrimary, !PtagCountMap).
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%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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% Group together all the cases that depend on the given variable
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% having the same primary tag value.
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group_cases_by_ptag([], !PtagCaseMap).
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group_cases_by_ptag([Case0 | Cases0], !PtagCaseMap) :-
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Case0 = case(_Priority, Tag, ConsId, Goal),
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ConsIdGoal = stag_goal(ConsId, Goal),
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(
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( Tag = single_functor, Primary = 0
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; Tag = unshared_tag(Primary)
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)
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->
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( map__search(!.PtagCaseMap, Primary, _Group) ->
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unexpected(this_file, "unshared tag is shared")
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;
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map__init(StagGoalMap0),
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map__det_insert(StagGoalMap0, -1, ConsIdGoal, StagGoalMap),
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svmap__det_insert(Primary, ptag_case(none, StagGoalMap),
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!PtagCaseMap)
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)
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; Tag = shared_remote_tag(Primary, Secondary) ->
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( map__search(!.PtagCaseMap, Primary, Group) ->
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Group = ptag_case(StagLoc, StagGoalMap0),
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require(unify(StagLoc, remote),
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"remote tag is shared with non-remote"),
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map__det_insert(StagGoalMap0, Secondary, ConsIdGoal, StagGoalMap),
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svmap__det_update(Primary, ptag_case(remote, StagGoalMap),
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!PtagCaseMap)
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;
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map__init(StagGoalMap0),
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map__det_insert(StagGoalMap0, Secondary, ConsIdGoal, StagGoalMap),
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svmap__det_insert(Primary, ptag_case(remote, StagGoalMap),
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!PtagCaseMap)
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)
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; Tag = shared_local_tag(Primary, Secondary) ->
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( map__search(!.PtagCaseMap, Primary, Group) ->
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Group = ptag_case(StagLoc, StagGoalMap0),
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require(unify(StagLoc, local),
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|
"local tag is shared with non-local"),
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map__det_insert(StagGoalMap0, Secondary, ConsIdGoal, StagGoalMap),
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svmap__det_update(Primary, ptag_case(local, StagGoalMap),
|
|
!PtagCaseMap)
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|
;
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map__init(StagGoalMap0),
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|
map__det_insert(StagGoalMap0, Secondary, ConsIdGoal, StagGoalMap),
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|
svmap__det_insert(Primary, ptag_case(local, StagGoalMap),
|
|
!PtagCaseMap)
|
|
)
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|
;
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|
unexpected(this_file, "non-du tag in group_cases_by_ptag")
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|
),
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|
group_cases_by_ptag(Cases0, !PtagCaseMap).
|
|
|
|
%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
|
|
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% Order the primary tags based on the number of secondary tags
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% associated with them, putting the ones with the most secondary tags
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|
% first.
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|
% Note that it is not an error for a primary tag to have no case list;
|
|
% this can happen in semidet switches, or in det switches
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|
% where the initial inst of the switch variable is a bound(...) inst
|
|
% representing a subtype.
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|
%
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|
% We use selection sort.
|
|
|
|
order_ptags_by_count(PtagCountList0, PtagCaseMap0, PtagCaseList) :-
|
|
( select_frequent_ptag(PtagCountList0, Primary, _, PtagCountList1) ->
|
|
( map__search(PtagCaseMap0, Primary, PtagCase) ->
|
|
map__delete(PtagCaseMap0, Primary, PtagCaseMap1),
|
|
order_ptags_by_count(PtagCountList1, PtagCaseMap1, PtagCaseList1),
|
|
PtagCaseList = [Primary - PtagCase | PtagCaseList1]
|
|
;
|
|
order_ptags_by_count(PtagCountList1, PtagCaseMap0, PtagCaseList)
|
|
)
|
|
;
|
|
( map__is_empty(PtagCaseMap0) ->
|
|
PtagCaseList = []
|
|
;
|
|
unexpected(this_file,
|
|
"PtagCaseMap0 is not empty in order_ptags_by_count")
|
|
)
|
|
).
|
|
|
|
% Select the most frequently used primary tag based on the number of
|
|
% secondary tags associated with it.
|
|
%
|
|
:- pred select_frequent_ptag(ptag_count_list::in, tag_bits::out,
|
|
int::out, ptag_count_list::out) is semidet.
|
|
|
|
select_frequent_ptag([PtagCount0 | PtagCountList1], Primary,
|
|
Count, PtagCountList) :-
|
|
PtagCount0 = Primary0 - (_ - Count0),
|
|
(
|
|
select_frequent_ptag(PtagCountList1, Primary1, Count1, PtagCountList2),
|
|
Count1 > Count0
|
|
->
|
|
Primary = Primary1,
|
|
Count = Count1,
|
|
PtagCountList = [PtagCount0 | PtagCountList2]
|
|
;
|
|
Primary = Primary0,
|
|
Count = Count0,
|
|
PtagCountList = PtagCountList1
|
|
).
|
|
|
|
%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
|
|
|
|
% Order the primary tags based on their value, lowest value first.
|
|
% We scan through the primary tags values from zero to maximum.
|
|
% Note that it is not an error for a primary tag to have no case list,
|
|
% since this can happen in semidet switches.
|
|
|
|
order_ptags_by_value(Ptag, MaxPtag, PtagCaseMap0, PtagCaseList) :-
|
|
( MaxPtag >= Ptag ->
|
|
NextPtag = Ptag + 1,
|
|
( map__search(PtagCaseMap0, Ptag, PtagCase) ->
|
|
map__delete(PtagCaseMap0, Ptag, PtagCaseMap1),
|
|
order_ptags_by_value(NextPtag, MaxPtag,
|
|
PtagCaseMap1, PtagCaseList1),
|
|
PtagCaseList = [Ptag - PtagCase | PtagCaseList1]
|
|
;
|
|
order_ptags_by_value(NextPtag, MaxPtag, PtagCaseMap0, PtagCaseList)
|
|
)
|
|
;
|
|
( map__is_empty(PtagCaseMap0) ->
|
|
PtagCaseList = []
|
|
;
|
|
unexpected(this_file,
|
|
"PtagCaseMap0 is not empty in order_ptags_by_value")
|
|
)
|
|
).
|
|
|
|
%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
|
|
|
|
:- func this_file = string.
|
|
|
|
this_file = "switch_util.m".
|
|
|
|
%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
|