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[NewPM] LiveIntervals: Check dependencies for invalidation #123563
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IIUC when control flow reaches here, it implies live intervals or all machine function analyses are preserved. It invalidates them forcibly. Move them to SlotIndexesAnalysis?
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invalidate()
actually meansisThisResultInvalid(IR, PA)
, so ifSlotIndexes
reports that it has been made invalid, this analysis should also be invalid.SI
andMDT
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Then
will no longer work, which is counter-intuitive... because it doesn't preserve
SlotIndexes
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Yes, it is related here #123045 (comment)
New PM can't report such cases. Could add such a functionality behind a flag but I guess it's unlikely for more cases like this to exist, since they would lead to invalid reads (as the PM deletes the results).
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if
SlotIndexes
is invalidated, thenLiveIntervals
may reference an invalidSlotIndexes
, so if we kept aroundLiveIntervals
it may be invalid to use. so invalidating it regardless makes sense.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I don't think it's easily trackable which analyses depend on other analyses without a bunch of extra infrastructure, so unless this is a problem that comes up a lot I'm inclined to say it's not worth the effort