libqbe/lisc/isel.c
Quentin Carbonneaux 9456200d91 use a new Ref type for registers
This might not be a good idea, the problem was that
many spurious registers would be added to the Bits
data-structures during compilation (and would
always remain 0).  However, doing the above
modification de-uniformizes the handling of temps
and regs, this makes the code longer and not
really nicer.  Also, additional Bits structures
are required to track the registers independently.

Overall this might be a bad idea to revert.
2015-09-15 23:01:29 -04:00

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#include "lisc.h"
/* For x86_64, we have to:
*
* - check that constants are used only in
* places allowed by the machine
*
* - explicit machine register contraints
* on instructions like division.
*
* - lower calls (future, I have to think
* about their representation and the
* way I deal with structs/unions in the
* ABI)
*/
extern Ins insb[NIns], *curi; /* shared work buffer */
static void
emit(short op, Ref to, Ref arg0, Ref arg1)
{
if (curi == insb)
diag("isel: too many instructions");
*--curi = (Ins){op, to, {arg0, arg1}};
}
static int
newtmp(int type, Fn *fn)
{
static int n;
int t;
t = fn->ntmp++;
fn->tmp = realloc(fn->tmp, fn->ntmp * sizeof fn->tmp[0]);
if (!fn->tmp)
diag("isel: out of memory");
fn->tmp[t] = (Tmp){.type = type};
sprintf(fn->tmp[t].name, "isel%d", ++n);
return t;
}
static void
sel(Ins *i, Fn *fn)
{
int t;
Ref r0, r1;
switch (i->op) {
case ODiv:
r0 = REG(RAX);
r1 = REG(RDX);
if (0) {
case ORem:
r0 = REG(RDX);
r1 = REG(RAX);
}
emit(OCopy, i->to, r0, R);
emit(OCopy, R, r1, R);
if (rtype(i->arg[1]) == RCon) {
/* immediates not allowed for
* divisions in x86
*/
t = newtmp(fn->tmp[i->to.val].type, fn);
r0 = TMP(t);
} else
r0 = i->arg[1];
emit(OXDiv, R, r0, R);
emit(OSign, REG(RDX), REG(RAX), R);
emit(OCopy, REG(RAX), i->arg[0], R);
if (rtype(i->arg[1]) == RCon)
emit(OCopy, r0, i->arg[1], R);
break;
case OAdd:
case OSub:
case OCopy:
emit(i->op, i->to, i->arg[0], i->arg[1]);
break;
default:
diag("isel: non-exhaustive implementation");
}
}
/* instruction selection
*/
void
isel(Fn *fn)
{
Blk *b;
Ins *i;
uint nins;
for (b=fn->start; b; b=b->link) {
curi = &insb[NIns];
for (i=&b->ins[b->nins]; i!=b->ins;) {
sel(--i, fn);
}
nins = &insb[NIns] - curi;
free(b->ins);
b->ins = alloc(nins * sizeof b->ins[0]);
memcpy(b->ins, curi, nins * sizeof b->ins[0]);
b->nins = nins;
}
}