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How are loops that modify a state implemented in SSA form?
If I, for example, create my own strlen as such:
unsigned strlen(char *str) {
unsigned len = 0;
while (*str++) len++;
return len;
}
How would this get converted into an SSA form? I've ...
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Superfluous Phi Functions in Self-Loop Converted to SSA
Consider the following statements
10: a = 1
20: b = a
30: a = 2
40: goto 20
This breaks down into two basic blocks: the entry point
# Block 1
10: a = 1
and an infinite loop
Block 2
20: b = a
30: a = ...
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Can't translating out of SSA be more trivial?
I'm reading about how to translate out of SSA form from different sources and I'm having hard time about the necessity of different techniques.
First of all looking at Cytron's SSA paper at section 7 ...
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How to get method's *ssa.Function
hello i am new to static analysis and try to use golang's SSA package to analyze function code. i want to get a function's or a method's *ssa.Function in the package, get a function's *ssa.Function ...
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Calling Conventions and Register Selection
I've been delving into compiler theory, and how do they really compile source code into machine code. Though, there is something that all papers about register selection seem to ignore, and I'm not ...
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R timeseries 10minutes intervall
I have a large dataset (temp) with measurements every ten minutes over several years. The column "value" also contains NAs.
How can I create a proper timeseries-object? I tried to use the ts ...
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SSA generation using Cytron's algorithm
I'm trying to generate SSA using Cytron's algorithm
Everything seems to work fine but for some test case I'm getting a problem. I have the following loop test example setup:
My problem arises with ...
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Wrong dominance frontier
My problem is probably misunderstanding of dominance frontier algorithm.
I am implementing SSA form according to this paper: https://c9x.me/compile/bib/ssa.pdf
It seems my algorithm for computing ...
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Do PHI nodes remain in LLVM IR until compilation to binary?
I am new to LLVM and Intermediate Representation (IR), and I am trying to understand how PHI nodes are handled in LLVM IR. I understand that PHI nodes are a fundamental component of SSA (Static Single ...
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Do phi nodes exist in LLVM IR before the mem2reg optimization pass?
In LLVM IR, phi nodes are a key component of SSA (Static Single Assignment) form and are used to represent control flow in a program. As far as I know the mem2reg optimization pass in LLVM is used to ...
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What is critical edge spliting used for?
In llvm IR's phi elimination, before adding move instructions to eliminate phi instructions, we need to split the cirtical edge. I don't know what the process of spliting critical edge is used for ...
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How to eliminate phi instructions in transformed SSA?
I am working on a homework compiler project and I have done the mem2reg pass and got some phi instructions in my LLVM IR.
However, I am confused about how to eliminate the phi nodes (phi destruction). ...
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Can programs in SSA form lead to the construction of cyclic SDG?
Variables in Static Single Assignment (SSA) form transformed programs are only assigned once. This is done by making up a new version of a variable for each variable that is assigned more than once.
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Does loop operation with variable assignment violate SSA principle?
I just started to learn LLVM IR and SSA, got a question about the SSA principle.
I found the following code block on the Internet, which seems to violate SSA principle because variables are assigned ...
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Algorithms for repairing ssaa form after modifying the call-flow graph
I'm learning about compiler optimizations on ssa form. One difficulty I'm having is how to retain/repair/reconstruct the ssa form after modifying the structure of the call-flow graph.
Suppose I have ...