* Rename UnlinkUndistinguishableShadowNodes & RemoveUnreachableShadowNodes

to reflect that they can eliminate arbitrary nodes.
* Rename the ShadowNodeEliminate.cpp file to EliminateNodes.cpp for the
  same reason

llvm-svn: 2020
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Chris Lattner 2002-03-28 19:16:48 +00:00
parent 7b4155888d
commit c3ae15cf0b
3 changed files with 16 additions and 15 deletions

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@ -193,10 +193,10 @@ void FunctionDSGraph::computeClosure(const DataStructure &DS) {
// Eliminate shadow nodes that are not distinguishable from some other
// node in the graph...
//
Changed = UnlinkUndistinguishableShadowNodes();
Changed = UnlinkUndistinguishableNodes();
// Eliminate shadow nodes that are now extraneous due to linking...
Changed |= RemoveUnreachableShadowNodes();
Changed |= RemoveUnreachableNodes();
}
//if (F == Func) return; // Only do one self inlining

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@ -1,16 +1,17 @@
//===- ShadowNodeEliminate.cpp - Optimize away shadow nodes ---------------===//
//===- EliminateNodes.cpp - Prune unneccesary nodes in the graph ----------===//
//
// This file contains two shadow node optimizations:
// 1. UnlinkUndistinguishableShadowNodes - Often, after unification, shadow
// This file contains two node optimizations:
// 1. UnlinkUndistinguishableNodes - Often, after unification, shadow
// nodes are left around that should not exist anymore. An example is when
// a shadow gets unified with a 'new' node, the following graph gets
// generated: %X -> Shadow, %X -> New. Since all of the edges to the
// shadow node also all go to the New node, we can eliminate the shadow.
//
// 2. RemoveUnreachableShadowNodes - Remove shadow nodes that are not
// reachable from some other node in the graph. Unreachable shadow nodes
// are left lying around because other transforms don't go to the trouble
// or removing them, since this pass exists.
// 2. RemoveUnreachableNodes - Remove shadow and allocation nodes that are not
// reachable from some other node in the graph. Unreachable nodes are left
// lying around often because a method only refers to some allocations with
// scalar values or an alloca, then when it is inlined, these references
// disappear and the nodes become homeless and prunable.
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
@ -57,7 +58,7 @@ bool ShadowDSNode::isEquivalentTo(DSNode *Node) const {
// has exactly the same incoming links to it and if the node considers itself
// to be the same as the other node...
//
bool isIndistinguishableNode(DSNode *DN) {
static bool isIndistinguishableNode(DSNode *DN) {
if (DN->getReferrers().empty()) { // No referrers...
if (isa<ShadowDSNode>(DN) || isa<AllocDSNode>(DN))
return true; // Node is trivially dead
@ -127,10 +128,10 @@ bool removeIndistinguishableNode(std::vector<NodeTy*> &Nodes) {
return Changed;
}
// UnlinkUndistinguishableShadowNodes - Eliminate shadow nodes that are not
// UnlinkUndistinguishableNodes - Eliminate shadow nodes that are not
// distinguishable from some other node in the graph...
//
bool FunctionDSGraph::UnlinkUndistinguishableShadowNodes() {
bool FunctionDSGraph::UnlinkUndistinguishableNodes() {
// Loop over all of the shadow nodes, checking to see if they are
// indistinguishable from some other node. If so, eliminate the node!
//
@ -192,7 +193,7 @@ static void MarkReferredNodesReachable(DSNode *N,
AllocNodes, ReachableAllocNodes);
}
bool FunctionDSGraph::RemoveUnreachableShadowNodes() {
bool FunctionDSGraph::RemoveUnreachableNodes() {
bool Changed = false;
while (1) {

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@ -339,10 +339,10 @@ FunctionDSGraph::FunctionDSGraph(Function *F) : Func(F) {
// Eliminate shadow nodes that are not distinguishable from some other
// node in the graph...
//
Changed = UnlinkUndistinguishableShadowNodes();
Changed = UnlinkUndistinguishableNodes();
// Eliminate shadow nodes that are now extraneous due to linking...
Changed |= RemoveUnreachableShadowNodes();
Changed |= RemoveUnreachableNodes();
}
}