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Optimizing Compilers CISC 673 Spring 2011 Static Single Assignment II

Optimizing Compilers CISC 673 Spring 2011 Static Single Assignment II. John Cavazos University of Delaware. What is SSA?. Many data-flow problems have been formulated To limit number of analyses, use single analysis to perform multiple transformations  SSA

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Optimizing Compilers CISC 673 Spring 2011 Static Single Assignment II

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  1. Optimizing CompilersCISC 673Spring 2011Static Single Assignment II John Cavazos University of Delaware

  2. What is SSA? • Many data-flow problems have been formulated • To limit number of analyses, use single analysis to perform multiple transformations  SSA • Compiler optimization algorithms enhanced or enabled by SSA: • Constant propagation • Dead code elimination • Global value numbering • Partial redundancy elimination • Register allocation

  3. SSA Construction Algorithm (High-level sketch) 1. Insert  -functions 2. Rename values

  4. SSA Construction Algorithm (Less high-level sketch) • Insert  -functions at every join for every name • Solve reaching definitions • Rename each use to def that reaches it (will be unique) What’s wrong with this approach • Too many  -functions! To do better, we need a more complex approach Builds maximal SSA

  5. SSA Construction Algorithm (Less high-level sketch) 1. Insert  -functions a.) calculate dominance frontiers b.) find global names for each name, build list of blocks that define it c.) insert  -functions

  6. Insert  -functions • global name n worklist ← Block(n) // blocks in which n is assigned  block b ∈ worklist  block d in b’s dominance frontier insert a  -function for n in d add d to worklist

  7. Computing Dominance Frontiers • Only join points are in DF(n) for some n • Simple algorithm for computing dominance frontiers • For each join point x (i.e., |preds(x)| > 1) • For each CFG predecessor of x • Run up to IDOM(x ) in dominator tree, • add x to DF(n) for each n betweenx and IDOM(x )

  8. B0 B0 B1 B1 B2 B3 B2 B3 B4 B4 B5 B5 B6 B6 B7 B7 Dominance Frontiers For each join point x For each CFG pred of x Run to IDOM(x ) in dom tree, add x to DF(n) for each n between x and IDOM(x ) Flow Graph Dominance Tree

  9. B0 B1 x (...) B2 B3 B4 B5 x ... B6 x (...) • DF(4) is {6}, so  in 4 forces -function in 6 B7 x (...) •  in 6 forces -function in DF(6) = {7} •  in 7 forces -function in DF(7) = {1} Dominance Frontiers & -Function Insertion • A definition at n forces a -function at m iff • n  DOM(m) but n DOM(p) for some p  preds(m) • DF(n ) is fringe just beyond region n dominates Dominance Frontiers •  in 1 forces -function in DF(1) = Ø (halt ) For each assignment, we insert the  -functions

  10. B0 i > 100 i  ... B1 a (a,a) b  (b,b) c  (c,c) d (d,d) i (i,i) a  ... c  ... B2 B3 b  ... c  ... d  ... a  ... d  ... d  (d,d) c  (c,c) b  ... B4 B5 B6 d  ... c  ... B7 a (a,a) b  (b,b) c (c,c) d (d,d) y  a+b z  c+d i  i+1 i > 100 Excluding local names avoids ’s for y & z • With all the -functions • Lots of new ops • Renaming is next Assume a, b, c, & d defined before B0

  11. SSA Construction Algorithm (Less high-level sketch) 2. Rename variables in a pre-order walk over dominator tree (uses counter and a stack per global name) Staring with the root block, b a.) generate unique names for each  -function and push them on the appropriate stacks

  12. SSA Construction Algorithm (Less high-level sketch) • Rename variables (cont’d) b.) rewrite each operation in the block i. Rewrite uses of global names with the current version (from the stack) ii. Rewrite definition by creating & pushing new name c.) fill in  -function parameters of successor blocks d.) recurse on b’s children in the dominator tree e.)<on exit from block b> pop names generated in b from stacks

  13. SSA Construction Algorithm Adding all the details ... Rename(b) for each  -function in b, x  (…) rename x as NewName(x) for each operation “x  y op z” in b rewrite y as top(stack[y]) rewrite z as top(stack[z]) rewrite x as NewName(x) for each successor of b in the CFG rewrite appropriate  parameters for each successor s of b in dom. tree Rename(s) for each operation “x  y op z” in b pop(stack[x]) for each global name i counter[i]  0 stack[i]   call Rename(n0) NewName(n) i  counter[n] counter[n]  counter[n] + 1 push ni onto stack[n] return ni

  14. B0 i > 100 i  ... B1 a (a,a) b  (b,b) c (c,c) d (d,d) i (i,i) a  ... c  ... Assume a, b, c, & d defined before B0 B2 B3 b  ... c  ... d  ... a  ... d  ... d  (d,d) c  (c,c) b  ... B4 B5 B6 d  ... c  ... B7 a (a,a) b  (b,b) c (c,c) d (d,d) y  a+b z  c+d i  i+1 i has not been defined i > 100 Before processing B0 a b c d i Counters Stacks 1 1 1 1 0 a0 b0 c0 d0 20

  15. B1 a (a0,a) b  (b0,b) c (c0,c) d (d0,d) i (i0,i) a  ... c  ... B2 B3 b  ... c  ... d  ... a  ... d  ... B4 B5 d  ... c  ... i > 100 B0 i > 100 i0 ... End of B0 d  (d,d) c  (c,c) b  ... a b c d i B6 Counters Stacks 1 1 1 1 1 B7 a (a,a) b  (b,b) c (c,c) d (d,d) y  a+b z  c+d i  i+1 a0 b0 c0 d0 i0 21

  16. B1 a1 (a0,a) b1  (b0,b) c1 (c0,c) d1 (d0,d) i1 (i0,i) a2 ... c2  ... B2 B3 b  ... c  ... d  ... a  ... d  ... B4 B5 d  ... c  ... i > 100 B0 i > 100 i0 ... End of B1 d  (d,d) c  (c,c) b  ... a b c d i B6 Counters Stacks 3 2 3 2 2 B7 a (a,a) b  (b,b) c (c,c) d (d,d) y  a+b z  c+d i  i+1 a0 b0 c0 d0 i0 a1 b1 c1 d1 i1 c2 a2 22

  17. B1 a1 (a0,a) b1 (b0,b) c1 (c0,c) d1 (d0,d) i1 (i0,i) a2 ... c2  ... B2 B3 b2 ... c3  ... d2  ... a  ... d  ... B4 B5 d  ... c  ... i > 100 B0 i > 100 i0 ... End of B2 d  (d,d) c  (c,c) b  ... a b c d i B6 Counters Stacks 3 3 4 3 2 B7 a (a2,a) b  (b2,b) c (c3,c) d (d2,d) y  a+b z  c+d i  i+1 a0 b0 c0 d0 i0 a1 b1 c1 d1 i1 d2 b2 c2 a2 c3 23

  18. B1 a1 (a0,a) b1 (b0,b) c1 (c0,c) d1 (d0,d) i1 (i0,i) a2 ... c2  ... B2 B3 b2 ... c3  ... d2  ... a  ... d  ... B4 B5 d  ... c  ... i > 100 B0 i > 100 i0 ... Before starting B3 d  (d,d) c  (c,c) b  ... a b c d i B6 Counters Stacks 3 3 4 3 2 B7 i ≤ 100 a (a2,a) b  (b2,b) c (c3,c) d (d2,d) y  a+b z  c+d i  i+1 a0 b0 c0 d0 i0 a1 b1 c1 d1 i1 c2 a2 24

  19. B1 a1 (a0,a) b1 (b0,b) c1 (c0,c) d1 (d0,d) i1 (i0,i) a2 ... c2  ... B2 B3 b2 ... c3  ... d2  ... a3 ... d3  ... B4 B5 d  ... c  ... i > 100 B0 i > 100 i0 ... End of B3 d  (d,d) c  (c,c) b  ... a b c d i B6 Counters Stacks 4 3 4 4 2 B7 a (a2,a) b  (b2,b) c (c3,c) d (d2,d) y  a+b z  c+d i  i+1 a0 b0 c0 d0 i0 a1 b1 c1 d1 i1 c2 d3 a2 a3 25

  20. B1 a1 (a0,a) b1 (b0,b) c1 (c0,c) d1 (d0,d) i1 (i0,i) a2 ... c2  ... B2 B3 b2 ... c3  ... d2  ... a3 ... d3  ... B4 B5 d4  ... c  ... i > 100 B0 i > 100 i0 ... End of B4 d  (d4,d) c  (c2,c) b  ... a b c d i B6 Counters Stacks 4 3 4 5 2 B7 a (a2,a) b  (b2,b) c (c3,c) d (d2,d) y  a+b z  c+d i  i+1 a0 b0 c0 d0 i0 a1 b1 c1 d1 i1 c2 d3 a2 a3 d4 26

  21. B1 a1 (a0,a) b1 (b0,b) c1 (c0,c) d1 (d0,d) i1 (i0,i) a2 ... c2  ... B2 B3 b2 ... c3  ... d2  ... a3 ... d3  ... B4 B5 d4  ... c4  ... i > 100 B0 i > 100 i0 ... End of B5 d  (d4,d3) c  (c2,c4) b  ... a b c d i B6 Counters Stacks 4 3 5 5 2 B7 a (a2,a) b  (b2,b) c (c3,c) d (d2,d) y  a+b z  c+d i  i+1 a0 b0 c0 d0 i0 a1 b1 c1 d1 i1 c2 d3 a2 a3 c4 27

  22. B1 a1 (a0,a) b1 (b0,b) c1 (c0,c) d1 (d0,d) i1 (i0,i) a2 ... c2  ... B2 B3 b2 ... c3  ... d2  ... a3 ... d3  ... B4 B5 d4  ... c4  ... i > 100 B0 i > 100 i0 ... End of B6 d5  (d4,d3) c5  (c2,c4) b3  ... a b c d i B6 Counters Stacks 4 4 6 6 2 B7 a (a2,a3) b  (b2,b3) c (c3,c5) d (d2,d5) y  a+b z  c+d i  i+1 a0 b0 c0 d0 i0 a1 b1 c1 d1 i1 c2 d3 a2 b3 a3 c5 d5 28

  23. B1 a1 (a0,a) b1 (b0,b) c1 (c0,c) d1 (d0,d) i1 (i0,i) a2 ... c2  ... B2 B3 b2 ... c3  ... d2  ... a3 ... d3  ... B4 B5 d4  ... c4  ... i > 100 B0 i > 100 i0 ... Before B7 d5  (d4,d3) c5  (c2,c4) b3  ... a b c d i B6 Counters Stacks 4 4 6 6 2 B7 a (a2,a3) b  (b2,b3) c (c3,c5) d (d2,d5) y  a+b z  c+d i  i+1 a0 b0 c0 d0 i0 a1 b1 c1 d1 i1 c2 a2 29

  24. B1 a1 (a0,a4) b1 (b0,b4) c1 (c0,c6) d1 (d0,d6) i1 (i0,i2) a2 ... c2  ... B2 B3 b2 ... c3  ... d2  ... a3 ... d3  ... B4 B5 d4  ... c4  ... i > 100 B0 i > 100 i0 ... End of B7 d5  (d4,d3) c5  (c2,c4) b3  ... a b c d i B6 Counters Stacks 5 5 7 7 3 B7 a4 (a2,a3) b4 (b2,b3) c6 (c3,c5) d6 (d2,d5) y  a4+b4 z  c6+d6 i2  i1+1 a0 b0 c0 d0 i0 a1 b1 c1 d1 i1 b4 c2 d6 a2 i2 a4 c6 30

  25. B1 a1 (a0,a4) b1 (b0,b4) c1 (c0,c6) d1 (d0,d6) i1 (i0,i2) a2 ... c2  ... B2 B3 b2 ... c3  ... d2  ... a3 ... d3  ... B4 B5 d4  ... c4  ... i > 100 B0 i > 100 i0 ... • After renaming • Semi-pruned SSA form • We’re done … d5  (d4,d3) c5  (c2,c4) b3  ... B6 B7 a4 (a2,a3) b4 (b2,b3) c6 (c3,c5) d6 (d2,d5) y  a4+b4 z  c6+d6 i2  i1+1 Semi-pruned  only names live in 2 or more blocks are “global names”. 31

  26. SSA Construction Algorithm (Pruned SSA) What’s this “pruned SSA” stuff? • Minimal SSA still contains extraneous  -functions • Inserts some -functions where they are dead • Would like to avoid inserting them

  27. SSA Construction Algorithm (Two Ideas) • Semi-pruned SSA: discard names used in only one block • Significant reduction in total number of  -functions • Needs only local Live information (cheap to compute) • Pruned SSA: only insert  -functions where their value is live • Inserts even fewer  -functions, but costs more to do • Requires global Live variable analysis (more expensive) In practice, both are simple modifications to step 1.

  28. ... X17  x10 ... X17  x11 X17(x10,x11) ...  x17 ...  x17 SSA Deconstruction At some point, we need executable code • Few machines implement  operations • Need to fix up the flow of values Basic idea • Insert copies -function pred’s • Simple algorithm • Works in most cases • Adds lots of copies • Many of them coalesce away

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