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//===--- SILNode.h - Node base class for SIL --------------------*- C++ -*-===//
//
// This source file is part of the Swift.org open source project
//
// Copyright (c) 2014 - 2017 Apple Inc. and the Swift project authors
// Licensed under Apache License v2.0 with Runtime Library Exception
//
// See https://swift.org/LICENSE.txt for license information
// See https://swift.org/CONTRIBUTORS.txt for the list of Swift project authors
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
//
// This file defines the SILNode class.
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
#ifndef SWIFT_SIL_SILNODE_H
#define SWIFT_SIL_SILNODE_H
#include "llvm/Support/Compiler.h"
#include "llvm/Support/PointerLikeTypeTraits.h"
#include "swift/Basic/LLVM.h"
#include "swift/Basic/SwiftObjectHeader.h"
#include <type_traits>
namespace swift {
class SILBasicBlock;
class SILFunction;
class SILInstruction;
class SingleValueInstruction;
class NonSingleValueInstruction;
class SILModule;
class ValueBase;
class SILNode;
class SILValue;
/// An enumeration which contains values for all the nodes in SILNodes.def.
/// Other enumerators, like ValueKind and SILInstructionKind, ultimately
/// take their values from this enumerator.
enum class SILNodeKind {
#define NODE(ID, PARENT) \
ID,
#define NODE_RANGE(ID, FIRST, LAST) \
First_##ID = FIRST, \
Last_##ID = LAST,
#include "swift/SIL/SILNodes.def"
};
enum class SILInstructionKind : std::underlying_type<SILNodeKind>::type;
/// A SILNode pointer which makes it possible to implicitly cast from all kind
/// of nodes, values and instructions (note: there is no implicit cast from
/// SILInstruction* to SILNode*).
/// It's mainly used to simplify classof-functions, but it can be used for other
/// SILNode-taking APIs, too.
/// Currently there is only a const-version of it.
class SILNodePointer {
const SILNode *node;
public:
SILNodePointer(const SILNode *node) : node(node) { }
SILNodePointer(const SILInstruction *inst);
SILNodePointer(const SingleValueInstruction *svi);
SILNodePointer(const NonSingleValueInstruction *nsvi);
SILNodePointer(SILValue value);
const SILNode *get() const { return node; }
const SILNode *operator->() const { return node; }
operator const SILNode *() const { return node; }
};
/// A SILNode is a node in the use-def graph of a SILFunction. It is
/// either an instruction or a defined value which can be used by an
/// instruction. A defined value may be an instruction result, a basic
/// block argument, or the special 'undef' value.
///
/// The 'node' intuition is slightly imprecise because a single instruction
/// may be composed of multiple SILNodes: one for the instruction itself
/// and one for each value it produces. When an instruction kind always
/// produces exactly one value, the cast machinery (isa, cast, and dyn_cast)
/// works to make both nodes appear to be the same object: there is a value
/// kind exactly equal to the instruction kind and the value node can be
/// directly cast to the instruction's class. When an instruction kind
/// never produces values, it has no corresponding value kind, and it is
/// a compile-time error to attempt to cast a value node to the instruction
/// class. When an instruction kind can have multiple values (not yet
/// implemented), its value nodes have a different kind from the
/// instruction kind and it is a static error to attempt to cast a value
/// node to the instruction kind.
///
/// Another way of interpreting SILNode is that there is a SILNode for
/// everything that can be numbered in SIL assembly (plus 'undef', which
/// is not conventionally numbered). Instructions without results are
/// still numbered in SIL in order to describe the users lists of an
/// instruction or argument. Instructions with multiple results are
/// numbered using their first result.
///
/// SILNode is a base class of both SILInstruction and ValueBase.
/// Because there can be multiple SILNodes within a single instruction
/// object, some care must be taken when working with SILNode pointers.
/// These precautions only apply to SILNode* and not its subclasses.
///
/// - There may have multiple SILNode* values that refer to the same
/// instruction. Data structures and algorithms that rely on uniqueness of a
/// SILNode* should generally make sure that they're working with the
/// representative SILNode*; see getRepresentativeSILNodeInObject().
///
/// - Do not use builtin C++ casts to downcast a SILNode*. A static_cast
/// from SILNode* to SILInstruction* only works if the referenced
/// SILNode is the base subobject of the object's SILInstruction
/// subobject. If the SILNode is actually the base subobject of a
/// ValueBase subobject, the cast will yield a corrupted value.
/// Always use the LLVM casts (cast<>, dyn_cast<>, etc.) instead.
class alignas(8) SILNode :
// SILNode contains a swift object header for bridging with Swift.
// For details see SwiftCompilerSources/README.md.
public SwiftObjectHeader {
public:
enum { NumVOKindBits = 3 };
enum { NumStoreOwnershipQualifierBits = 2 };
enum { NumLoadOwnershipQualifierBits = 2 };
enum { NumAssignOwnershipQualifierBits = 2 };
enum { NumAssignByWrapperModeBits = 2 };
enum { NumSILAccessKindBits = 2 };
enum { NumSILAccessEnforcementBits = 3 };
enum { NumAllocRefTailTypesBits = 4 };
enum { NumMarkDependenceKindBits = 2 };
enum { numCustomBits = 20 };
constexpr static const uint64_t maxBitfieldID =
std::numeric_limits<uint64_t>::max() >> numCustomBits;
protected:
friend class SILInstruction;
template <class, class> friend class SILBitfield;
static_assert((unsigned)SILNodeKind::Last_SILNode <= (unsigned)std::numeric_limits<uint8_t>::max(),
"too many SILNode kinds");
uint8_t kind;
bool deleted = false;
// Part of SILInstruction's debug location. Together with
// `SILInstruction::locationStorage` this forms the SILLocation.
uint8_t locationKindAndFlags;
//===--------------------------------------------------------------------===//
// MARK: Shared 8-bit and 32-bit fields
//
// Several instructions share the space for integer fields to reduce SIL
// instruction memory.
//
// How to define a shared field in a SIL instruction class:
//
// * Decide whether to use an 8-bit (e.g. a boolean) or 32-bit integer.
// * Add the `USE_SHARED_UINT8/32` or `TEMPLATE_USE_SHARED_UINT8/32` macros
// to the instruction class. This is mainly used to check for accidental
// overlaps of shared fields in base and derived classes.
// * Use `SHARED_FIELD` or `SHARED_TEMPLATE_FIELD` below to add the field.
// * In the instruction implementation use `sharedUInt8/32()` to access the
// field.
//===--------------------------------------------------------------------===//
/// Adds a shared field for instruction class `I`.
#define SHARED_FIELD(I, ...) \
class { friend class I; __VA_ARGS__; } I
/// Adds a shared field for a template instruction class `I` which has a single
/// template argument of type `T`.
#define SHARED_TEMPLATE_FIELD(T, I, ...) \
class { template <T> friend class I; __VA_ARGS__; } I
#define SHARED_TEMPLATE2_FIELD(T1, T2, I, ...) \
class { \
template <T1, T2> \
friend class I; \
__VA_ARGS__; \
} I
/// Special case for `InstructionBaseWithTrailingOperands`.
#define SHARED_TEMPLATE4_FIELD(T1, T2, T3, T4, I, ...) \
class { template <T1, T2, T3, T4> friend class I; __VA_ARGS__; } I
// clang-format off
union SharedUInt8Fields {
uint8_t opaque;
SHARED_TEMPLATE_FIELD(typename, SwitchEnumInstBase, bool hasDefault);
SHARED_TEMPLATE2_FIELD(typename, typename, SelectEnumInstBase, bool hasDefault);
SHARED_TEMPLATE_FIELD(SILInstructionKind, LoadReferenceInstBase, bool isTake);
SHARED_TEMPLATE_FIELD(SILInstructionKind, StoreReferenceInstBase, bool isInitializationOfDest);
SHARED_FIELD(MultipleValueInstructionResult, uint8_t valueOwnershipKind);
SHARED_FIELD(UncheckedOwnershipConversionInst, uint8_t valueOwnershipKind);
SHARED_FIELD(StoreInst, uint8_t ownershipQualifier);
SHARED_FIELD(LoadInst, uint8_t ownershipQualifier);
SHARED_FIELD(AssignInst, uint8_t ownershipQualifier);
SHARED_FIELD(AssignByWrapperInst, uint8_t mode);
SHARED_FIELD(AssignOrInitInst, uint8_t mode);
SHARED_FIELD(StringLiteralInst, uint8_t encoding);
SHARED_FIELD(SwitchValueInst, bool hasDefault);
SHARED_FIELD(RefCountingInst, bool atomicity);
SHARED_FIELD(EndAccessInst, bool aborting);
SHARED_FIELD(RefElementAddrInst, bool immutable);
SHARED_FIELD(RefTailAddrInst, bool immutable);
SHARED_FIELD(AddressToPointerInst, bool needsStackProtection);
SHARED_FIELD(IndexAddrInst, bool needsStackProtection);
SHARED_FIELD(HopToExecutorInst, bool mandatory);
SHARED_FIELD(DestroyValueInst, uint8_t
poisonRefs : 1,
deadEnd : 1);
SHARED_FIELD(EndCOWMutationInst, bool keepUnique);
SHARED_FIELD(ConvertFunctionInst, bool withoutActuallyEscaping);
SHARED_FIELD(BeginCOWMutationInst, bool native);
SHARED_FIELD(GlobalValueInst, bool isBare);
SHARED_FIELD(SILArgument, uint8_t
valueOwnershipKind : NumVOKindBits,
reborrow : 1,
pointerEscape : 1);
SHARED_FIELD(DebugValueInst, uint8_t
poisonRefs : 1,
usesMoveableValueDebugInfo : 1,
trace : 1);
SHARED_FIELD(AllocStackInst, uint8_t
dynamicLifetime : 1,
lexical : 1,
fromVarDecl : 1,
usesMoveableValueDebugInfo : 1,
hasInvalidatedVarInfo : 1);
SHARED_FIELD(AllocBoxInst, uint8_t
dynamicLifetime : 1,
reflection : 1,
usesMoveableValueDebugInfo : 1,
pointerEscape : 1);
SHARED_FIELD(AllocRefInstBase, uint8_t
objC : 1,
onStack : 1,
isBare : 1, // Only used in AllocRefInst
numTailTypes: NumAllocRefTailTypesBits);
SHARED_FIELD(BeginBorrowInst, uint8_t
lexical : 1,
pointerEscape : 1,
fromVarDecl : 1,
fixed : 1);
SHARED_FIELD(DeallocBoxInst, uint8_t
deadEnd : 1);
SHARED_FIELD(CopyAddrInst, uint8_t
isTakeOfSrc : 1,
isInitializationOfDest : 1);
SHARED_FIELD(ExplicitCopyAddrInst, uint8_t
isTakeOfSrc : 1,
isInitializationOfDest : 1);
SHARED_FIELD(TupleAddrConstructorInst, uint8_t
isInitializationOfDest : 1);
SHARED_FIELD(PointerToAddressInst, uint8_t
isStrict : 1,
isInvariant : 1);
SHARED_TEMPLATE_FIELD(typename, BeginAccessBase, uint8_t
accessKind : NumSILAccessKindBits,
enforcement : NumSILAccessEnforcementBits,
noNestedConflict : 1,
fromBuiltin : 1);
SHARED_FIELD(EndUnpairedAccessInst, uint8_t
enforcement : NumSILAccessEnforcementBits,
aborting : 1,
fromBuiltin : 1);
SHARED_FIELD(MoveValueInst, uint8_t
allowDiagnostics : 1,
lexical : 1,
pointerEscape : 1,
fromVarDecl : 1);
SHARED_TEMPLATE2_FIELD(SILInstructionKind, typename, MarkDependenceInstBase,
uint8_t dependenceKind : NumMarkDependenceKindBits);
// Do not use `_sharedUInt8_private` outside of SILNode.
} _sharedUInt8_private;
// clang-format on
static_assert(sizeof(SharedUInt8Fields) == sizeof(uint8_t),
"A SILNode's shared uint8 field is too large");
// clang-format off
union SharedUInt32Fields {
uint32_t opaque;
SHARED_TEMPLATE4_FIELD(SILInstructionKind, typename, typename, typename...,
InstructionBaseWithTrailingOperands, uint32_t numOperands);
SHARED_TEMPLATE_FIELD(typename, FieldIndexCacheBase, uint32_t fieldIndex);
SHARED_TEMPLATE_FIELD(typename, SwitchEnumInstBase, uint32_t numCases);
SHARED_FIELD(AllocStackInst, uint32_t numOperands);
SHARED_FIELD(EnumInst, uint32_t caseIndex);
SHARED_FIELD(UncheckedEnumDataInst, uint32_t caseIndex);
SHARED_FIELD(InjectEnumAddrInst, uint32_t caseIndex);
SHARED_FIELD(InitEnumDataAddrInst, uint32_t caseIndex);
SHARED_FIELD(UncheckedTakeEnumDataAddrInst, uint32_t caseIndex);
SHARED_FIELD(TupleExtractInst, uint32_t fieldNo);
SHARED_FIELD(TupleElementAddrInst, uint32_t fieldNo);
SHARED_FIELD(MultipleValueInstructionResult, uint32_t index);
SHARED_FIELD(IntegerLiteralInst, uint32_t numBits);
SHARED_FIELD(FloatLiteralInst, uint32_t numBits);
SHARED_FIELD(StringLiteralInst, uint32_t length);
SHARED_FIELD(PointerToAddressInst, uint32_t alignment);
SHARED_FIELD(SILFunctionArgument, uint32_t noImplicitCopy : 1,
lifetimeAnnotation : 2, closureCapture : 1,
parameterPack : 1);
SHARED_FIELD(MergeRegionIsolationInst, uint32_t numOperands);
// Do not use `_sharedUInt32_private` outside of SILNode.
} _sharedUInt32_private;
// clang-format on
static_assert(sizeof(SharedUInt32Fields) == sizeof(uint32_t),
"A SILNode's shared uint32 field is too large");
#undef SHARED_FIELD
#undef SHARED_TEMPLATE_FIELD
#undef SHARED_TEMPLATE4_FIELD
// Used for checking field overlaps between super and derived classes.
enum { SharedUInt8Used = 0 };
enum { SharedUInt32Used = 0 };
#define _USE_SHARED_UINT_BASE(T, SUPER) \
static_assert(SUPER == 0, \
"SILNode's shared " #T " already used in super class"); \
enum { Shared##T##Used = 1 }; \
SILNode::Shared##T##Fields &shared##T() { \
return SILNode::_shared##T##_private; \
} \
SILNode::Shared##T##Fields shared##T() const { \
return SILNode::_shared##T##_private; \
}
/// To be used inside a SIL instruction/value class. It declares that the
/// instruction/value uses the SILNode's shared uint8 field.
#define USE_SHARED_UINT8 \
_USE_SHARED_UINT_BASE(UInt8, SharedUInt8Used)
/// To be used inside a SIL instruction/value class. It declares that the
/// instruction/value uses the SILNode's shared uint32 field.
#define USE_SHARED_UINT32 \
_USE_SHARED_UINT_BASE(UInt32, SharedUInt32Used)
/// To be used inside a template SILInstruction class. It declares that the
/// instruction uses the SILNode's shared uint8 field. The `BASE` is the
/// template argument which defines the super class of the instruction.
#define TEMPLATE_USE_SHARED_UINT8(BASE) \
_USE_SHARED_UINT_BASE(UInt8, BASE::SharedUInt8Used)
/// To be used inside a template SILInstruction class. It declares that the
/// instruction uses the SILNode's shared uint32 field. The `BASE` is the
/// template argument which defines the super class of the instruction.
#define TEMPLATE_USE_SHARED_UINT32(BASE) \
_USE_SHARED_UINT_BASE(UInt32, BASE::SharedUInt32Used)
//===---------------------- end of shared fields ------------------------===//
// Used by `NodeBitfield`.
uint64_t customBits : numCustomBits;
/// The NodeBitfield ID of the last initialized bitfield in `customBits`.
/// Example:
///
/// Last initialized field:
/// lastInitializedBitfieldID == C.bitfieldID
/// |
/// V
/// customBits: <unused> EE DDD C BB AAA
/// 31 ... 0
///
/// -> AAA, BB and C are initialized,
/// DD and EEE are uninitialized
///
/// The size of lastInitializedBitfieldID should be more than 32 bits to
/// absolutely avoid an overflow.
///
/// See also: SILBitfield::bitfieldID, SILFunction::currentBitfieldID.
uint64_t lastInitializedBitfieldID : (64 - numCustomBits);
private:
SwiftMetatype getSILNodeMetatype(SILNodeKind kind);
protected:
SILNode(SILNodeKind kind) : SwiftObjectHeader(getSILNodeMetatype(kind)),
kind((uint8_t)kind),
customBits(0), lastInitializedBitfieldID(0) {
_sharedUInt8_private.opaque = 0;
_sharedUInt32_private.opaque = 0;
}
// Used by `NodeBitfield`.
unsigned getCustomBits() const { return customBits; }
// Used by `NodeBitfield`.
void setCustomBits(unsigned value) { customBits = value; }
public:
LLVM_ATTRIBUTE_ALWAYS_INLINE
SILNodeKind getKind() const {
return SILNodeKind(kind);
}
/// If this is a SILArgument or a SILInstruction get its parent basic block,
/// otherwise return null.
SILBasicBlock *getParentBlock() const;
/// Returns the parent function of this value.
///
/// Only returns nullptr if the given value's parent is a sil global variable
/// initializer.
SILFunction *getFunction() const;
/// Return the parent module of this value.
SILModule *getModule() const;
/// Pretty-print the node. If the node is an instruction, the output
/// will be valid SIL assembly; otherwise, it will be an arbitrary
/// format suitable for debugging.
void print(raw_ostream &OS) const;
void dump() const;
/// Pretty-print the node in context, preceded by its operands (if the
/// value represents the result of an instruction) and followed by its
/// users.
void printInContext(raw_ostream &OS) const;
void dumpInContext() const;
// Cast to SingleValueInstruction. This is an implementation detail
// of the cast machinery. At a high level, all you need to know is to
// never use static_cast to downcast a SILNode.
SILInstruction *castToInstruction();
const SILInstruction *castToInstruction() const;
// Called when transferring basic blocks from one function to another.
void resetBitfields() {
lastInitializedBitfieldID = 0;
}
void markAsDeleted() { deleted = true; }
bool isMarkedAsDeleted() const { return deleted; }
static SILNode *instAsNode(SILInstruction *inst);
static const SILNode *instAsNode(const SILInstruction *inst);
static bool classof(SILNodePointer node) { return true; }
};
static_assert(sizeof(SILNode) <= 4 * sizeof(uint64_t),
"SILNode must stay small");
inline llvm::raw_ostream &operator<<(llvm::raw_ostream &OS,
const SILNode &node) {
node.print(OS);
return OS;
}
// Simply do a pointer cast from a SILNode to a SILNode. This is always
// possible, except the To-type is SILInstruction itself.
template <class To>
struct cast_from_SILNode {
static To *doit(SILNode *node) { return &static_cast<To&>(*node); }
};
// Handle the special case of casting a SILNode to SILInstruction itself.
// This does not apply to sub-classes of SILInstruction, because all sub-classes
// from SILInstructions are derived from SILNode.
template <>
struct cast_from_SILNode<SILInstruction> {
static SILInstruction *doit(SILNode *node) {
return &static_cast<SILInstruction&>(*node->castToInstruction());
}
};
template <>
struct cast_from_SILNode<const SILInstruction> {
static const SILInstruction *doit(SILNode *node) {
return &static_cast<SILInstruction&>(*node->castToInstruction());
}
};
template <class To,
bool IsSILInstruction = std::is_base_of<SILInstruction, To>::value>
struct cast_from_SILInstruction;
// Simply do a pointer cast from a SILInstruction to a SILInstruction.
template <class To>
struct cast_from_SILInstruction<To, /*IsSILInstruction*/ true> {
static To *doit(SILInstruction *inst) {
return &static_cast<To&>(*inst);
}
};
// Cast from a SILInstruction to a SILNode, which is not a SILInstruction.
template <class To>
struct cast_from_SILInstruction<To, /*IsSILInstruction*/ false> {
static To *doit(SILInstruction *inst) {
return &static_cast<To&>(*SILNode::instAsNode(inst));
}
};
} // end namespace swift
namespace llvm {
/// Completely take over cast<>'ing from SILNode* and SILInstruction*.
/// A static_cast to ValueBase* or SILInstruction* can be quite wrong.
template <class To>
struct cast_convert_val<To, swift::SILNode*, swift::SILNode*> {
using ret_type = typename cast_retty<To, swift::SILNode*>::ret_type;
static ret_type doit(swift::SILNode *node) {
return swift::cast_from_SILNode<To>::doit(node);
}
};
template <class To>
struct cast_convert_val<To, const swift::SILNode *, const swift::SILNode *> {
using ret_type = typename cast_retty<To, const swift::SILNode*>::ret_type;
static ret_type doit(const swift::SILNode *node) {
return swift::cast_from_SILNode<To>::doit(const_cast<swift::SILNode*>(node));
}
};
template <class To>
struct cast_convert_val<To, swift::SILInstruction*, swift::SILInstruction*> {
using ret_type = typename cast_retty<To, swift::SILInstruction*>::ret_type;
static ret_type doit(swift::SILInstruction *inst) {
return swift::cast_from_SILInstruction<To>::doit(inst);
}
};
template <class To>
struct cast_convert_val<To, const swift::SILInstruction *,
const swift::SILInstruction *> {
using ret_type = typename cast_retty<To, const swift::SILInstruction*>::ret_type;
static ret_type doit(const swift::SILInstruction *inst) {
return swift::cast_from_SILInstruction<To>::
doit(const_cast<swift::SILInstruction*>(inst));
}
};
// We don't support casting from SILNode references yet.
template <class To, class From>
struct cast_convert_val<To, swift::SILNode, From>;
template <class To, class From>
struct cast_convert_val<To, const swift::SILNode, From>;
/// ValueBase * is always at least eight-byte aligned; make the three tag bits
/// available through PointerLikeTypeTraits.
template<>
struct PointerLikeTypeTraits<swift::SILNode *> {
public:
static inline void *getAsVoidPointer(swift::SILNode *I) {
return (void*)I;
}
static inline swift::SILNode *getFromVoidPointer(void *P) {
return (swift::SILNode *)P;
}
enum { NumLowBitsAvailable = 3 };
};
} // end namespace llvm
#endif