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// Copyright (c) 2016, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file
// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
import 'package:kernel/ast.dart' as ir;
import '../closure.dart' show CapturedLoopScope;
import '../elements/jumps.dart';
import '../io/source_information.dart';
import 'builder.dart';
import 'jump_handler.dart';
import 'locals_handler.dart';
import 'nodes.dart';
/// Builds the SSA graph for loop nodes.
abstract class LoopHandler {
final KernelSsaGraphBuilder builder;
LoopHandler(this.builder);
/// Builds a graph for the given [loop] node.
///
/// The [condition] function must return a boolean result.
/// None of the functions must leave anything on the stack.
void handleLoop(
ir.TreeNode loop,
CapturedLoopScope loopClosureInfo,
JumpTarget? jumpTarget,
void Function() initialize,
HInstruction Function() condition,
void Function() update,
void Function() body,
SourceInformation? sourceInformation,
) {
// Generate:
// <initializer>
// loop-entry:
// if (!<condition>) goto loop-exit;
// <body>
// <updates>
// goto loop-entry;
// loop-exit:
builder.localsHandler.startLoop(loopClosureInfo, sourceInformation);
// The initializer.
SubExpression? initializerGraph;
HBasicBlock startBlock = builder.openNewBlock();
initialize();
assert(!builder.isAborted());
initializerGraph = SubExpression(startBlock, builder.current!);
builder.loopDepth++;
JumpHandler jumpHandler = beginLoopHeader(loop, jumpTarget);
final conditionBlock = builder.current!;
final loopInfo = conditionBlock.loopInformation!;
HInstruction conditionInstruction = condition();
HBasicBlock conditionEndBlock = builder.close(
HLoopBranch(conditionInstruction),
);
SubExpression conditionExpression = SubExpression(
conditionBlock,
conditionEndBlock,
);
// Save the values of the local variables at the end of the condition
// block. These are the values that will flow to the loop exit if the
// condition fails.
LocalsHandler savedLocals = LocalsHandler.from(builder.localsHandler);
// The body.
HBasicBlock beginBodyBlock = builder.addNewBlock();
conditionEndBlock.addSuccessor(beginBodyBlock);
builder.open(beginBodyBlock);
builder.localsHandler.enterLoopBody(loopClosureInfo, sourceInformation);
body();
SubGraph bodyGraph = SubGraph(beginBodyBlock, builder.lastOpenedBlock);
final bodyBlock = builder.current;
if (bodyBlock != null) builder.close(HGoto());
SubExpression updateGraph;
bool loopIsDegenerate = !jumpHandler.hasAnyContinue() && bodyBlock == null;
if (!loopIsDegenerate) {
// Update.
// We create an update block, even when we are in a while loop. There the
// update block is the jump-target for continue statements. We could avoid
// the creation if there is no continue, but for now we always create it.
HBasicBlock updateBlock = builder.addNewBlock();
List<LocalsHandler> continueHandlers = <LocalsHandler>[];
jumpHandler.forEachContinue((
HContinue instruction,
LocalsHandler locals,
) {
instruction.block!.addSuccessor(updateBlock);
continueHandlers.add(locals);
});
if (bodyBlock != null) {
continueHandlers.add(builder.localsHandler);
bodyBlock.addSuccessor(updateBlock);
}
builder.open(updateBlock);
builder.localsHandler = continueHandlers[0].mergeMultiple(
continueHandlers,
updateBlock,
);
List<LabelDefinition> labels = jumpHandler.labels;
if (labels.isNotEmpty) {
beginBodyBlock.setBlockFlow(
HLabeledBlockInformation(
HSubGraphBlockInformation(bodyGraph),
jumpHandler.labels,
isContinue: true,
),
updateBlock,
);
} else if (jumpTarget != null && jumpTarget.isContinueTarget) {
beginBodyBlock.setBlockFlow(
HLabeledBlockInformation.implicit(
HSubGraphBlockInformation(bodyGraph),
jumpTarget,
isContinue: true,
),
updateBlock,
);
}
builder.localsHandler.enterLoopUpdates(
loopClosureInfo,
sourceInformation,
);
update();
HBasicBlock updateEndBlock = builder.close(HGoto());
// The back-edge completing the cycle.
updateEndBlock.addSuccessor(conditionBlock);
updateGraph = SubExpression(updateBlock, updateEndBlock);
// Avoid a critical edge from the condition to the loop-exit body.
HBasicBlock conditionExitBlock = builder.addNewBlock();
builder.open(conditionExitBlock);
builder.close(HGoto());
conditionEndBlock.addSuccessor(conditionExitBlock);
endLoop(conditionBlock, conditionExitBlock, jumpHandler, savedLocals);
conditionBlock.postProcessLoopHeader();
HLoopBlockInformation info = HLoopBlockInformation(
loopKind(loop),
builder.wrapExpressionGraph(initializerGraph),
builder.wrapExpressionGraph(conditionExpression),
builder.wrapStatementGraph(bodyGraph),
builder.wrapExpressionGraph(updateGraph),
loopInfo.target,
loopInfo.labels,
sourceInformation,
);
startBlock.setBlockFlow(info, builder.current);
loopInfo.loopBlockInformation = info;
} else {
// The body of the for/while loop always aborts, so there is no back edge.
// We turn the code into:
// if (condition) {
// body;
// } else {
// // We always create an empty else block to avoid critical edges.
// }
//
// If there is any break in the body, we attach a synthetic
// label to the if.
HBasicBlock elseBlock = builder.addNewBlock();
builder.open(elseBlock);
builder.close(HGoto());
// Pass the elseBlock as the branchBlock, because that's the block we go
// to just before leaving the 'loop'.
endLoop(conditionBlock, elseBlock, jumpHandler, savedLocals);
SubGraph elseGraph = SubGraph(elseBlock, elseBlock);
// Remove the loop information attached to the header.
conditionBlock.loopInformation = null;
// Remove the [HLoopBranch] instruction and replace it with
// [HIf].
HInstruction condition = conditionEndBlock.last!.inputs[0];
conditionEndBlock.addAtExit(HIf(condition));
conditionEndBlock.addSuccessor(elseBlock);
conditionEndBlock.remove(conditionEndBlock.last!);
HIfBlockInformation info = HIfBlockInformation(
builder.wrapExpressionGraph(conditionExpression),
builder.wrapStatementGraph(bodyGraph),
builder.wrapStatementGraph(elseGraph),
);
conditionEndBlock.setBlockFlow(info, builder.current);
final ifBlock = conditionEndBlock.last as HIf;
ifBlock.blockInformation = conditionEndBlock.blockFlow;
// If the body has any break, attach a synthesized label to the
// if block.
if (jumpHandler.hasAnyBreak()) {
LabelDefinition label = jumpTarget!.addLabel(
'loop',
isBreakTarget: true,
);
SubGraph labelGraph = SubGraph(conditionBlock, builder.current!);
HLabeledBlockInformation labelInfo = HLabeledBlockInformation(
HSubGraphBlockInformation(labelGraph),
<LabelDefinition>[label],
);
conditionBlock.setBlockFlow(labelInfo, builder.current);
jumpHandler.forEachBreak((HBreak breakInstruction, _) {
final block = breakInstruction.block!;
block.addAtExit(HBreak.toLabel(label, sourceInformation));
block.remove(breakInstruction);
});
}
}
jumpHandler.close();
builder.loopDepth--;
}
/// Creates a new loop-header block. The previous [current] block
/// is closed with an [HGoto] and replaced by the newly created block.
/// Also notifies the locals handler that we're entering a loop.
JumpHandler beginLoopHeader(ir.TreeNode node, JumpTarget? jumpTarget) {
assert(!builder.isAborted());
HBasicBlock previousBlock = builder.close(HGoto());
JumpHandler jumpHandler = createJumpHandler(
node,
jumpTarget,
isLoopJump: true,
);
HBasicBlock loopEntry = builder.graph.addNewLoopHeaderBlock(
jumpHandler.target,
jumpHandler.labels,
);
previousBlock.addSuccessor(loopEntry);
builder.open(loopEntry);
builder.localsHandler.beginLoopHeader(loopEntry);
return jumpHandler;
}
/// Ends the loop.
///
/// It does this by:
/// - creating a new block and adding it as successor to the [branchExitBlock]
/// and any blocks that end in break.
/// - opening the new block (setting as [current]).
/// - notifying the locals handler that we're exiting a loop.
///
/// [savedLocals] are the locals from the end of the loop condition.
///
/// [branchExitBlock] is the exit (branching) block of the condition.
/// Generally this is not the top of the loop, since this would lead to
/// critical edges. It is null for degenerate do-while loops that have no back
/// edge because they abort (throw/return/break in the body and have no
/// continues).
void endLoop(
HBasicBlock loopEntry,
HBasicBlock? branchExitBlock,
JumpHandler jumpHandler,
LocalsHandler savedLocals,
) {
HBasicBlock loopExitBlock = builder.addNewBlock();
List<LocalsHandler> breakHandlers = <LocalsHandler>[];
// Collect data for the successors and the phis at each break.
jumpHandler.forEachBreak((HBreak breakInstruction, LocalsHandler locals) {
breakInstruction.block!.addSuccessor(loopExitBlock);
breakHandlers.add(locals);
});
// The exit block is a successor of the loop condition if it is reached.
// We don't add the successor in the case of a while/for loop that aborts
// because the caller of endLoop will be wiring up a special empty else
// block instead.
if (branchExitBlock != null) {
branchExitBlock.addSuccessor(loopExitBlock);
}
// Update the phis at the loop entry with the current values of locals.
builder.localsHandler.endLoop(loopEntry);
// Start generating code for the exit block.
builder.open(loopExitBlock);
// Create a new localsHandler for the loopExitBlock with the correct phis.
if (breakHandlers.isNotEmpty) {
if (branchExitBlock != null) {
// Add the values of the locals at the end of the condition block to
// the phis. These are the values that flow to the exit if the
// condition fails.
breakHandlers.add(savedLocals);
}
builder.localsHandler = savedLocals.mergeMultiple(
breakHandlers,
loopExitBlock,
);
} else {
builder.localsHandler = savedLocals;
}
}
/// Determine what kind of loop [node] represents.
LoopBlockInformationKind loopKind(ir.TreeNode node);
/// Creates a [JumpHandler] for a statement. The node must be a jump
/// target. If there are no breaks or continues targeting the statement,
/// a special "null handler" is returned.
///
/// [isLoopJump] is [:true:] when the jump handler is for a loop. This is used
/// to distinguish the synthesized loop created for a switch statement with
/// continue statements from simple switch statements.
JumpHandler createJumpHandler(
ir.TreeNode node,
JumpTarget? jumpTarget, {
required bool isLoopJump,
});
}
// TODO(het): Since kernel simplifies loop breaks and continues, we should
// rewrite the loop handler from scratch to account for the simplified structure
class KernelLoopHandler extends LoopHandler {
KernelLoopHandler(super.builder);
@override
JumpHandler createJumpHandler(
ir.TreeNode node,
JumpTarget? jumpTarget, {
required bool isLoopJump,
}) => builder.createJumpHandler(node, jumpTarget, isLoopJump: isLoopJump);
@override
LoopBlockInformationKind loopKind(ir.TreeNode node) =>
node.accept(_KernelLoopTypeVisitor());
}
class _KernelLoopTypeVisitor extends ir.VisitorDefault<LoopBlockInformationKind>
with ir.VisitorDefaultValueMixin<LoopBlockInformationKind> {
@override
LoopBlockInformationKind get defaultValue =>
LoopBlockInformationKind.notALoop;
@override
LoopBlockInformationKind visitWhileStatement(ir.WhileStatement node) =>
LoopBlockInformationKind.whileLoop;
@override
LoopBlockInformationKind visitForStatement(ir.ForStatement node) =>
LoopBlockInformationKind.forLoop;
@override
LoopBlockInformationKind visitDoStatement(ir.DoStatement node) =>
LoopBlockInformationKind.doWhileLoop;
@override
LoopBlockInformationKind visitForInStatement(ir.ForInStatement node) =>
LoopBlockInformationKind.forInLoop;
@override
LoopBlockInformationKind visitSwitchStatement(ir.SwitchStatement node) =>
LoopBlockInformationKind.switchContinueLoop;
}