Curious, is there a pass/mechanism that exists to promote an instruction that is a value of a PHI?
For example, if one of the incoming values is a sub(x, y) from BB2, does there exist something to promote this instruction back to BB2 (such that tmp = sub(x,y)) and the PHI replaces the sub instr with tmp?
Or is the above the natural state that is then optimized into using sub, is there a call that does this that I can turn off?
Thanks.
It sounds like you're talking about a ConstantExpr. Those don't
normally get lowered until CodeGen. You could expand it at the IR
level, but there isn't any builtin function to do that IIRC.
-Eli
Ah, I see. This is my instruction:
%lsr.iv125.us.ph = phi i32 [ %lsr.iv.next126.us, %limit.exit281.i.us ], [ sub (i32 0, i32 ptrtoint ([8 x [2 x i32]]* @Maxlogmap_Decode_next_state to i32)), %for.cond195.preheader.i.us ]
So there is a ptrtoint inside a sub inside a phi.
I’m just going to write a pass that promotes/demotes the embedded instr, shouldn’t take long.
Thanks,