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pre-commit: PR147263 #2552
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Diff moderunner: ariselab-64c-docker 1138 files changed, 311257 insertions(+), 315812 deletions(-)
12 14 bench/abc/optimized/giaTransduction.ll |
Here is a summary of up to 5 major changes in the provided LLVM IR diff, focusing on interesting transformations and ignoring formatting, comments, or reordering: 1. Simplified Pointer Arithmetic and Bounds ChecksSeveral instances of pointer arithmetic involving
This reduces the number of operations needed to compute memory addresses and avoids negative offsets. Files affected: 2. Optimized PHI Nodes in LoopsIn several loop exit blocks, phi nodes have been updated to reflect new incoming edges or simplify values based on changed control flow. This indicates that the control flow graph has been adjusted, possibly due to better branch prediction or elimination of redundant paths. For example:
This suggests improved loop structure and edge handling for better register allocation or reduced branching overhead. Files affected: 3. Improved Loop Exit ConditionsSome loops were transformed so that their exit conditions now rely on simpler comparisons or use Example:
This change simplifies condition checking and may allow better optimization opportunities from the backend. Files affected: 4. Reduction in Memcpy/Memmove Size Computation ComplexityThere are multiple cases where the size argument for Example:
This leads to clearer code and potentially faster execution due to fewer instructions during copy/move operations. Files affected: 5. More Accurate Null and Error Handling in Conditional PathsMultiple functions show improvements in null-pointer and error-code propagation, especially around function call failure recovery. For instance:
Example: %.0 = phi i32 [ -1094995529, %bytestream2_get_le32.exit.thread ], [ -1094995529, %_ZNK5boost17basic_string_viewIcSt11char_traitsIcEE4findES3_m.exit.thread20 ], ... is streamlined into fewer branches and clearer error path labeling. This improves robustness and may reduce exception handling overhead. Files affected: Conclusion (High-Level Overview)The overall trend across these patches is toward:
These changes are consistent with optimizations aimed at reducing instruction count and improving runtime efficiency, particularly in tight loops and memory manipulation routines. They also suggest better integration of signed/unsigned comparisons and tighter alignment of dataflow analysis. model: qwen-plus-latest |
@@ -2501,7 +2501,9 @@ _ZN2cv3dnn14dnn4_v20241223L5shapeERKNS_3MatE.exit77: ; preds = %113, %.noexc126, | |||
br label %.body75.thread | |||
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_ZNSt6vectorIiSaIiEED2Ev.exit: ; preds = %.thread186, %174, %105 | |||
%.not5.i = icmp eq i64 %35, 8 | |||
%177 = add nsw i64 %35, -8 | |||
%178 = getelementptr inbounds i8, ptr %40, i64 %177 |
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Missing GVN opportunity
Link: llvm/llvm-project#147263
Requested by: @nikic