factor/basis/compiler/cfg/linear-scan/allocation/allocation.factor

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! Copyright (C) 2008, 2009 Slava Pestov.
! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license.
USING: accessors assocs heaps kernel namespaces sequences fry math
math.order combinators arrays sorting compiler.utilities locals
compiler.cfg.linear-scan.live-intervals
compiler.cfg.linear-scan.allocation.spilling
compiler.cfg.linear-scan.allocation.splitting
compiler.cfg.linear-scan.allocation.state ;
IN: compiler.cfg.linear-scan.allocation
: active-positions ( new assoc -- )
[ vreg>> active-intervals-for ] dip
'[ [ 0 ] dip reg>> _ add-use-position ] each ;
: inactive-positions ( new assoc -- )
[ [ vreg>> inactive-intervals-for ] keep ] dip
'[
[ _ relevant-ranges intersect-live-ranges 1/0. or ] [ reg>> ] bi
_ add-use-position
] each ;
: register-status ( new -- free-pos )
dup free-positions
[ inactive-positions ] [ active-positions ] [ nip ] 2tri
>alist alist-max ;
: no-free-registers? ( result -- ? )
second 0 = ; inline
: assign-register ( new -- )
dup register-status {
{ [ dup no-free-registers? ] [ drop assign-blocked-register ] }
{ [ 2dup register-available? ] [ register-available ] }
[ drop assign-blocked-register ]
} cond ;
: spill-at-sync-point ( live-interval n -- ? )
! If the live interval has a usage at 'n', don't spill it,
! since this means its being defined by the sync point
! instruction. Output t if this is the case.
2dup [ uses>> ] dip swap member? [ 2drop t ] [ spill f ] if ;
: handle-sync-point ( n -- )
[ active-intervals get values ] dip
'[ [ _ spill-at-sync-point ] filter-here ] each ;
:: handle-progress ( n sync? -- )
n {
[ progress set ]
[ deactivate-intervals ]
[ sync? [ handle-sync-point ] [ drop ] if ]
[ activate-intervals ]
} cleave ;
GENERIC: handle ( obj -- )
M: live-interval handle ( live-interval -- )
[ start>> f handle-progress ] [ assign-register ] bi ;
M: sync-point handle ( sync-point -- )
n>> t handle-progress ;
: smallest-heap ( heap1 heap2 -- heap )
! If heap1 and heap2 have the same key, favors heap1.
[ [ heap-peek nip ] bi@ <= ] most ;
: (allocate-registers) ( -- )
{
{ [ unhandled-intervals get heap-empty? ] [ unhandled-sync-points get ] }
{ [ unhandled-sync-points get heap-empty? ] [ unhandled-intervals get ] }
! If a live interval begins at the same location as a sync point,
! process the sync point before the live interval. This ensures that the
! return value of C function calls doesn't get spilled and reloaded
! unnecessarily.
[ unhandled-sync-points get unhandled-intervals get smallest-heap ]
} cond dup heap-empty? [ drop ] [ heap-pop drop handle (allocate-registers) ] if ;
: finish-allocation ( -- )
active-intervals inactive-intervals
[ get values [ handled-intervals get push-all ] each ] bi@ ;
: allocate-registers ( live-intervals sync-point machine-registers -- live-intervals )
init-allocator
init-unhandled
(allocate-registers)
finish-allocation
handled-intervals get ;