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/*
Crown Copyright (c) 1997
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/*** rule-tail.c --- Tail recursion elimination routines.
*
** Author: Steve Folkes <smf@hermes.mod.uk>
*
*** Commentary:
*
* This file implements the SID inlining routines.
*
* There are five separate phases implemented in this file.
*
* The first phase is to find and eliminate all tail recursive cycles that
* each rule is involved in. The cycles are detected by the
* ``grammar_compute_inlining'' function in the file "grammar.c". For each
* cyclic group that is found, the ``rule_handle_tails'' function is called to
* remove the cycle. All rules in the cycle are marked as being cyclic, and
* are given a unique identification that is the same for all members of the
* cycle (but different for members of different cycles). The tail recursive
* calls are marked as inlinable and tail recursive, and the rules' call
* graphs are computed (this is the set of rules that will make tail calls).
* This phase is only performed if tail recursion inlining is enabled.
*
* The second phase is implemented by the ``rule_compute_all_basics''
* function. This marks a rule that only contains basics as such. This phase
* is only performed if all basic inlining is enabled.
*
* The third phase is implemented by the ``rule_compute_inlining'' function.
* This marks all calls to all basic rules as inlinable. If single
* alternative rule inlining is enabled, then all calls to single alternative
* rules are marked as inlinable. If non tail recursion inlining is enabled,
* it also marks all other calls as inlinable, and computes their call count
* if functions that are called more than once are not to be inlined (the
* output routines won't inline rules with a call count greater than one).
*
* The fourth phase is implemented by the ``rule_compute_needed_functions''
* function. It marks all required functions, and functions that are called
* from a non-inlinable position as requiring function implementations.
*
* The final phase is implemented by the ``rule_handle_need_functions''
* function. The cycle detection routines are used in the
* ``grammar_compute_inlining'' function to find cycles in the function call
* graph. If any such cycles are found, then all of the rules in the cycle
* are marked as needing a function implementation.
*
*** Change Log:
* $Log: rule-tail.c,v $
* Revision 1.1.1.1 1998/01/17 15:57:47 release
* First version to be checked into rolling release.
*
* Revision 1.3 1994/12/15 09:58:53 smf
* Brought into line with OSSG C Coding Standards Document, as per
* "CR94_178.sid+tld-update".
*
* Revision 1.2 1994/11/11 11:47:09 smf
* Fixed a bug in the tail recursion elimination, for bug fix
* CR94_127.sid-tail-rec.
* There was a problem with tail calls that had reference parameters in an
* earlier version of SID, and they had been disabled. This should have been
* fixed when the output routines were fixed to do references properly, but the
* check wasn't removed. It has been now.
*
* Revision 1.1.1.1 1994/07/25 16:04:41 smf
* Initial import of SID 1.8 non shared files.
*
**/
/****************************************************************************/
#include "rule.h"
#include "action.h"
#include "basic.h"
#include "entry-list.h"
#include "name.h"
#include "type.h"
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
typedef struct CycleHeadT {
RuleP head;
RuleP *tail;
} CycleHeadT, *CycleHeadP;
typedef struct RuleStackT {
struct RuleStackT *next;
RuleP rule;
} RuleStackT, *RuleStackP;
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static BoolT rule_do_inline_tail_calls = TRUE;
static BoolT rule_do_inline_all_basics = TRUE;
static BoolT rule_do_inline_singles = FALSE;
static BoolT rule_do_inline_non_tail_calls = FALSE;
static BoolT rule_do_multiple_inlining = FALSE;
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static void
rule_inline_tail_calls_1(RuleP rule, AltP alt, RuleP tail_group)
{
ItemP item = alt_item_head(alt);
ItemP next;
while ((next = item_next(item)) != NIL(ItemP)) {
item = next;
}
if (item_is_rule(item)) {
RuleP item_rule = entry_get_rule(item_entry(item));
if ((rule_get_tail_group(item_rule) == tail_group) &&
(types_equal_names(rule_result(rule), item_result(item)))) {
item_inlinable(item);
item_tail_call(item);
}
}
}
static void
rule_inline_tail_calls(RuleP rule)
{
RuleP tail_group = rule_get_tail_group(rule);
AltP alt;
if ((alt = rule_get_handler(rule)) != NIL(AltP)) {
rule_inline_tail_calls_1(rule, alt, tail_group);
}
for (alt = rule_alt_head(rule); alt; alt = alt_next(alt)) {
rule_inline_tail_calls_1(rule, alt, tail_group);
}
}
static void rule_compute_call_graph(RuleP, EntryListP, RuleStackP);
static void
rule_compute_call_graph_1(AltP alt, EntryListP call_list, RuleStackP next)
{
ItemP item = alt_item_head(alt);
ItemP next_item;
while ((next_item = item_next(item)) != NIL(ItemP)) {
item = next_item;
}
if (item_is_tail_call(item)) {
EntryP entry = item_entry(item);
RuleP item_rule = entry_get_rule(entry);
rule_compute_call_graph(item_rule, call_list, next);
}
}
static void
rule_compute_call_graph(RuleP rule, EntryListP call_list, RuleStackP next)
{
RuleStackT stack;
AltP alt;
stack.rule = rule;
stack.next = next;
while (next) {
if (next->rule == rule) {
entry_list_add_if_missing(call_list, rule_entry(rule));
return;
}
next = next->next;
}
if ((alt = rule_get_handler(rule)) != NIL(AltP)) {
rule_compute_call_graph_1(alt, call_list, &stack);
}
for (alt = rule_alt_head(rule); alt; alt = alt_next(alt)) {
rule_compute_call_graph_1(alt, call_list, &stack);
}
}
static void
rule_compute_all_basics_1(RuleP rule)
{
if ((!rule_has_empty_alt(rule)) &&
(rule_get_handler(rule) == NIL(AltP))) {
AltP alt;
for (alt = rule_alt_head(rule); alt; alt = alt_next(alt)) {
ItemP item;
for (item = alt_item_head(alt); item; item = item_next(item)) {
if (!item_is_basic(item)) {
return;
}
}
}
rule_all_basics(rule);
}
}
static void rule_compute_inlining_1(RuleP);
static void
rule_compute_inlining_2(AltP alt)
{
ItemP item;
for (item = alt_item_head(alt); item; item = item_next(item)) {
if ((item_is_rule(item)) && (!item_is_tail_call(item))) {
EntryP entry = item_entry(item);
RuleP item_rule = entry_get_rule(entry);
if (rule_is_all_basics(item_rule)) {
item_inlinable(item);
} else if (rule_do_inline_singles &&
rule_has_one_alt(item_rule)) {
item_inlinable(item);
} else if (!rule_do_multiple_inlining) {
rule_inc_call_count(item_rule);
}
if (rule_do_inline_non_tail_calls) {
item_inlinable(item);
}
rule_compute_inlining_1(item_rule);
}
}
}
static void
rule_compute_inlining_1(RuleP rule)
{
if (!rule_is_checked_for_inlining(rule)) {
if (!rule_is_being_inlined(rule)) {
AltP alt;
rule_being_inlined(rule);
if ((alt = rule_get_handler(rule)) != NIL(AltP)) {
rule_compute_inlining_2(alt);
}
for (alt = rule_alt_head(rule); alt; alt = alt_next(alt)) {
rule_compute_inlining_2(alt);
}
rule_checked_for_inlining(rule);
}
}
}
static void
rule_compute_needed_functions_2(AltP alt)
{
ItemP item;
for (item = alt_item_head(alt); item; item = item_next(item)) {
if (item_is_rule(item)) {
RuleP item_rule = entry_get_rule(item_entry(item));
if ((!item_is_inlinable(item)) ||
(rule_get_call_count(item_rule) > 1)) {
rule_will_need_function(item_rule);
}
}
}
}
static void
rule_compute_needed_functions_1(RuleP rule)
{
AltP alt;
if ((alt = rule_get_handler(rule)) != NIL(AltP)) {
rule_compute_needed_functions_2(alt);
}
for (alt = rule_alt_head(rule); alt; alt = alt_next(alt)) {
rule_compute_needed_functions_2(alt);
}
}
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void
rule_handle_tails(RuleP rule_list)
{
RuleP rule;
for (rule = rule_list; rule; rule = rule_get_next_in_reverse_dfs(rule)) {
rule_set_tail_group(rule, rule_list);
rule_no_cycles(rule);
}
for (rule = rule_list; rule; rule = rule_get_next_in_reverse_dfs(rule)) {
rule_inline_tail_calls(rule);
}
for (rule = rule_list; rule; rule = rule_get_next_in_reverse_dfs(rule)) {
rule_compute_call_graph(rule, rule_call_list(rule),
NIL(RuleStackP));
}
}
void
rule_compute_all_basics(EntryP entry, GenericP gclosure)
{
UNUSED(gclosure);
if (rule_do_inline_all_basics && entry_is_rule(entry)) {
RuleP rule = entry_get_rule(entry);
rule_compute_all_basics_1(rule);
}
}
void
rule_compute_inlining(EntryP entry, GenericP gclosure)
{
UNUSED(gclosure);
if (entry_is_rule(entry)) {
RuleP rule = entry_get_rule(entry);
rule_compute_inlining_1(rule);
}
}
void
rule_compute_needed_functions(EntryP entry, GenericP gclosure)
{
UNUSED(gclosure);
if (entry_is_rule(entry)) {
RuleP rule = entry_get_rule(entry);
rule_compute_needed_functions_1(rule);
}
}
void
rule_handle_need_functions(RuleP rule_list)
{
RuleP rule;
for (rule = rule_list; rule; rule = rule_get_next_in_reverse_dfs(rule)) {
rule_will_need_function(rule);
}
}
BoolT
rule_get_inline_tail_calls(void)
{
return(rule_do_inline_tail_calls);
}
void
rule_set_inline_tail_calls(BoolT enable)
{
rule_do_inline_tail_calls = enable;
}
void
rule_set_inline_all_basics(BoolT enable)
{
rule_do_inline_all_basics = enable;
}
void
rule_set_inline_singles(BoolT enable)
{
rule_do_inline_singles = enable;
}
void
rule_set_inline_non_tail_calls(BoolT enable)
{
if (enable) {
rule_do_inline_non_tail_calls = TRUE;
} else {
rule_do_inline_non_tail_calls = FALSE;
rule_do_multiple_inlining = FALSE;
}
}
void
rule_set_multiple_inlining(BoolT enable)
{
if (enable) {
rule_do_inline_non_tail_calls = TRUE;
rule_do_multiple_inlining = TRUE;
} else {
rule_do_multiple_inlining = FALSE;
}
}
/*
* Local variables(smf):
* eval: (include::add-path-entry "../os-interface" "../library")
* eval: (include::add-path-entry "../generated")
* end:
**/