ecl/src/new-cmp/cmpc-inline.lsp
Juan Jose Garcia Ripoll 6a91d3b45a Refactored code so that it is shared by cmp and new-cmp:
* Use the new proclamations/sysfun.lsp files from the new compiler.
* We split src/cmp/cmpdefs.lsp into cmpdefs, cmppackage, cmptypes and cmpglobals
* Split cmpform.lsp out of cmpmac.lsp
* Merged in {cmp,new-cmp}/cmpc-wt.lsp some of the cmpmac wt routines
* Use functions instead of macros for the WT-* operations
* Split out from *cmp/cmpenv.lsp a file cmppolicy.lsp
* A single file, cmpenv-api.lsp for the manipulation of environments.
* The type comparison functions go into cmptype-arith.lsp and are cached.
* The code that propagates types in function calls goes into cmptype-prop.lsp.
* The remainings of cmpenv go into cmpenv-{declare,proclaim,declaim}.

Associated fixes:
* Fixed typo and wrong proclamation for SI:GET-SYSPROP.
* Fixed typo in SIMPLIFY-ARITHMETIC.
* Explicitely set the debug level when building ECL
* All declarations are stored in the compiler environment.
* Each function and form stores the compilation environment.
* Declaration POLICY-DEBUG-IHS-FRAME is acts only on the function environment.
* Make the definition if ihs_env only happen when it is used.
* Eliminated *notinline*, *inline-functions*  and *function-declarations*
* Slightly more efficient creation of accessors in kernel.lsp
* Remove the proxy C2DECL-BODY
* Fix the order of declarations in SI:PROCESS-DECLARATIONS
* Reimplemented C1BODY using SI:PROCESS-DECLARATIONS
* DECLAIM's proclamation do not propagate beyond the compiled file.
2010-05-05 17:36:19 +02:00

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;;;; -*- Mode: Lisp; Syntax: Common-Lisp; Package: C -*-
;;;;
;;;; Copyright (c) 1984, Taiichi Yuasa and Masami Hagiya.
;;;; Copyright (c) 1990, Giuseppe Attardi.
;;;;
;;;; This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
;;;; modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
;;;; License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
;;;; version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
;;;;
;;;; See file '../Copyright' for full details.
;;;; CMPINLINE Open coding optimizer.
(in-package "C-BACKEND")
;;;
;;; inline-function:
;;; locs are typed locs as produced by inline-args
;;; returns NIL if inline expansion of the function is not possible
;;;
(defun inline-function (destination fname arg-types return-type
&optional (return-rep-type 'any))
;; Those functions that use INLINE-FUNCTION must rebind
;; the variable *INLINE-BLOCKS*.
(and (inline-possible fname)
(not (sys:get-sysprop fname 'C2))
(let* ((dest-rep-type (loc-representation-type destination))
(dest-type (rep-type->lisp-type dest-rep-type))
(ii (get-inline-info fname arg-types return-type return-rep-type)))
ii)))
(defun apply-inline-info (ii inlined-locs)
(let* ((arg-types (inline-info-arg-types ii))
(out-rep-type (inline-info-return-rep-type ii))
(out-type (inline-info-return-type ii))
(side-effects-p (function-may-have-side-effects (inline-info-name ii)))
(fun (inline-info-expansion ii))
(one-liner (inline-info-one-liner ii)))
(produce-inline-loc inlined-locs arg-types (list out-rep-type)
fun side-effects-p one-liner)))
(defun choose-inline-info (ia ib return-type return-rep-type)
(cond
;; Only accept inliners that have the right rep type
((not (or (eq return-rep-type 'any)
(eq return-rep-type :void)
(let ((info-type (inline-info-return-rep-type ib)))
(or (eq return-rep-type info-type)
;; :bool can be coerced to any other location type
(eq info-type :bool)))))
ia)
((null ia)
ib)
;; Keep the first one, which is typically the least safe but fastest.
((equal (inline-info-arg-types ia) (inline-info-arg-types ib))
ia)
;; More specific?
((every #'type>= (inline-info-arg-types ia) (inline-info-arg-types ib))
ib)
;; Keep the first one, which is typically the least safe but fastest.
(t
ia)))
(defun get-inline-info (fname types return-type return-rep-type)
(declare (si::c-local))
(let ((output nil))
(unless (safe-compile)
(dolist (x (sys:get-sysprop fname ':INLINE-UNSAFE))
(let ((other (inline-type-matches x types return-type)))
(when other
(setf output (choose-inline-info output other return-type return-rep-type))))))
(dolist (x (sys:get-sysprop fname ':INLINE-SAFE))
(let ((other (inline-type-matches x types return-type)))
(when other
(setf output (choose-inline-info output other return-type return-rep-type)))))
(dolist (x (sys:get-sysprop fname ':INLINE-ALWAYS))
(let ((other (inline-type-matches x types return-type)))
(when other
(setf output (choose-inline-info output other return-type return-rep-type)))))
output))
(defun to-fixnum-float-type (type)
(dolist (i '(FIXNUM DOUBLE-FLOAT SINGLE-FLOAT
#+short-float SHORT-FLOAT #+long-float LONG-FLOAT)
nil)
(when (type>= i type)
(return i))))
(defun maximum-float-type (t1 t2)
(cond ((null t1)
t2)
#+long-float
((or (eq t1 'LONG-FLOAT) (eq t2 'LONG-FLOAT))
'LONG-FLOAT)
((or (eq t1 'DOUBLE-FLOAT) (eq t2 'DOUBLE-FLOAT))
'DOUBLE-FLOAT)
((or (eq t1 'SINGLE-FLOAT) (eq t2 'SINGLE-FLOAT))
'SINGLE-FLOAT)
#+short-float
((or (eq t1 'SHORT-FLOAT) (eq t2 'SHORT-FLOAT))
'SHORT-FLOAT)
(T
'FIXNUM)))
(defun inline-type-matches (inline-info arg-types return-type)
(let* ((rts nil)
(number-max nil))
;;
;; Check that the argument types match those of the inline expression
;;
(do* ((arg-types arg-types (cdr arg-types))
(types (inline-info-arg-types inline-info) (cdr types)))
((or (endp arg-types) (endp types))
(when (or arg-types types)
(return-from inline-type-matches nil)))
(let* ((arg-type (first arg-types))
(type (first types)))
(cond ((eq type 'FIXNUM-FLOAT)
(let ((new-type (to-fixnum-float-type arg-type)))
(unless new-type
(return-from inline-type-matches nil))
(push new-type rts)
(setq number-max (maximum-float-type number-max new-type))))
((type>= type arg-type)
(push type rts))
(t (return-from inline-type-matches nil)))))
;;
;; Now there is an optional check of the return type. This check is
;; only used when enforced by the inliner.
;;
(when (or (eq (inline-info-return-rep-type inline-info) :bool)
(null (inline-info-exact-return-type inline-info))
(let ((inline-return-type (inline-info-return-type inline-info)))
(if number-max
;; for arithmetic operators we take the maximal
;; type as possible result type. Note that FIXNUM
;; is not an option, because the product, addition
;; or difference of fixnums may be a larger
;; integer.
(and (setf number-max (if (eq number-max 'fixnum)
'integer
number-max))
(type>= inline-return-type number-max)
(type>= number-max return-type))
;; no contravariance
(type>= inline-return-type return-type))))
(let ((inline-info (copy-structure inline-info)))
(setf (inline-info-arg-types inline-info)
(nreverse rts))
inline-info))))
(defun close-inline-blocks ()
(dotimes (i *inline-blocks*) (declare (fixnum i)) (wt #\})))