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Clone empty blocks before def-use analysis #3653

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Signed-off-by: Mihai Budiu [email protected]
Fixes #3650
This was harder to fix than I expected. The visitor infra is too smart for its own good: it wouldn't duplicate empty blocks since it realizes they are identical. So you have to add annotations to empty blocks to make then different, then remove them again.

This also uncovered a bug in the frontend where RemoveUnusedDeclarations was called instead of RemoveAllUnusedDeclarations. That won't happen again, since I made the constructor private.

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@fruffy this fails in testgen with the following error:
Required regular expression not found. Regex=[Duplicate objects of type '.*' with name '.*'

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fruffy commented Nov 2, 2022

It looks like this also fixes #3620.

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If it fixes #3620 it is a coincidence. That one I still have to work on.

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fruffy commented Nov 3, 2022

If it fixes #3620 it is a coincidence. That one I still have to work on.

We can leave the issue open then, but I do not have a reproducing test for this right now. Either way, it must be removed from the xfails here.

class SimplifyDefUse : public PassManager {
class Cloner : public ClonePathExpressions {
public:
Cloner() { setName("Cloner"); }
const IR::Node* postorder(IR::EmptyStatement* stat) override {
// You cannot clone an empty statement, since
// the visitor claims it's equal to the original one.
// So we cheat and make an empty block.
// So we convert it to an empty block.
return new IR::BlockStatement(stat->srcInfo);
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Can you not directly produce a block statement with an annotation here? I do not quite understand some of the tricks that are being used here.

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I do produce an empty block, but no annotation is needed here.
There is really no trick, except I need each statement to have its own IR node.

void clear() {
// This ensures that a clear map is never up-to-date,
// since the 'fake' node cannot appear in a program.
program = fake;
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What is the purpose of this hack? To force a refresh of the program map every time?

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I would not call it a hack.
Each map stores the program that it was generated on. If the program hasn't changed, the map is good.
But an empty map is never up-to-date.

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If it fixes #3620 it is a coincidence. That one I still have to work on.

We can leave the issue open then, but I do not have a reproducing test for this right now. Either way, it must be removed from the xfails here.

It should be easy to create a reproduction by having a metadata and a header structure with a common field name.

Mihai Budiu added 2 commits November 3, 2022 11:27
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LGTM

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Defuse analysis fails with "Overwriting definitions"
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