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[AMDGPU] Handle MachineOperandType global address in SIFoldOperands. #135424
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@llvm/pr-subscribers-backend-amdgpu Author: Akhilesh Moorthy (isakhilesh) ChangesWhile FoldingImmLike accepts : Full diff: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/135424.diff 1 Files Affected:
diff --git a/llvm/lib/Target/AMDGPU/SIFoldOperands.cpp b/llvm/lib/Target/AMDGPU/SIFoldOperands.cpp
index d6acf9e081b9f..701d17930d7df 100644
--- a/llvm/lib/Target/AMDGPU/SIFoldOperands.cpp
+++ b/llvm/lib/Target/AMDGPU/SIFoldOperands.cpp
@@ -1161,8 +1161,10 @@ void SIFoldOperandsImpl::foldOperand(
if (OpToFold.isImm())
UseMI->getOperand(1).ChangeToImmediate(OpToFold.getImm());
- else
+ else if(OpToFold.isFI())
UseMI->getOperand(1).ChangeToFrameIndex(OpToFold.getIndex());
+ else if(OpToFold.isGlobal())
+ return;
UseMI->removeOperand(2); // Remove exec read (or src1 for readlane)
return;
}
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Work In Progress: working on adding a test. |
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Please do not post or update new reviews without a test.
Fixes SWDEV-504645. This patch handles the global operand type properly fixing the bug : Assertion `(isFI() || isCPI() || isTargetIndex() || isJTI()) && "Wrong MachineOperand accessor"' failed.
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else if (OpToFold.isGlobal()) | ||
UseMI->getOperand(1).ChangeToGA(OpToFold.getGlobal(), | ||
OpToFold.getOffset(), | ||
OpToFold.getTargetFlags()); | ||
else | ||
UseMI->getOperand(1).ChangeToFrameIndex(OpToFold.getIndex()); |
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Maybe swap these? Handle isFI in the else if. We could also include explicit check for isGlobal, and give up on other operand types
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Maybe swap these? Handle isFI in the else if. We could also include explicit check for isGlobal, and give up on other operand types
Swapping isImm() and isGlobal() seems fine, if that's what you meant.
There is a UseMI->setDesc() before this conditional block, so it was not clear whether it was too late to give up because a change may have been made already?
It seemed minimum changes compared to the existing code if the existing "else" was kept untouched and a new ifGlobal() handling was added since that was the asserting case to start with.
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Yes, the setDesc would need to be sunk if the other case were handled
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Hi @arsenm, I had initially considered handling isFI() in else if, but as @dhruvachak mentioned, UseMI->setDesc() has potentially made changes already, so I am keeping it in the else block since there might be modifications required with respect to setDesc() as well in case we swap them.
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First, I meant do if (isImm) {} else if (isFI()) {} { else global
But you could also just move the setDesc to avoid the side effect
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I can modify the patch to the first approach you mention here. Since we enter this block only in case FoldingImmLike
is true and this variable is a bool for either immediate, frame index or global values. The if-else if-else conditions focus on only these 3 operands so there won't be any edge case for the else condition as we enter the block when it is one of the 3 operands.
But I'm not clear on how/where should I move the setDesc() to, since it is almost at the top of the block and the if-else if-else is immediately after it.
The structure is ->
if(FoldingImmLike){
if(execMaybeModifiedBeforeUse)
return;
UseMI->setDesc() // at the top of the block, in case the exec flag immediately above is false
if-else if-else block
UseMI->removeOperand(2)
return;
}
Where should I place setDesc() to avoid a side effect?
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I can modify the patch to the first approach you mention here. Since we enter this block only in case
FoldingImmLike
is true and this variable is a bool for either immediate, frame index or global values. The if-else if-else conditions focus on only these 3 operands so there won't be any edge case for the else condition as we enter the block when it is one of the 3 operands.But I'm not clear on how/where should I move the setDesc() to, since it is almost at the top of the block and the if-else if-else is immediately after it.
The structure is ->
if(FoldingImmLike){ if(execMaybeModifiedBeforeUse) return; UseMI->setDesc() // at the top of the block, in case the exec flag immediately above is false if-else if-else block UseMI->removeOperand(2) return; }
Where should I place setDesc() to avoid a side effect?
I think setDesc() has to be sunk only if you bail out. How about the following?
if (isImm()) {}
else if (isFI()) {}
else {
assert(isGlobal());
...
}
Then you don't need to move setDesc().
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@dhruvachak is spelling out the same as I stated
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Got it, I have updated the patch based on the suggested structure, thanks a lot. Please let me know if I can improve it further.
Occurred to me that perhaps the test name should be changed since the swdev# won't make sense to everyone. What do you think @arsenm ? |
I usually include that as a suffix, or in the test function name with some other description |
Yes, updated the name of the test file. |
else if (OpToFold.isGlobal()) | ||
UseMI->getOperand(1).ChangeToGA(OpToFold.getGlobal(), | ||
OpToFold.getOffset(), | ||
OpToFold.getTargetFlags()); | ||
else | ||
UseMI->getOperand(1).ChangeToFrameIndex(OpToFold.getIndex()); |
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First, I meant do if (isImm) {} else if (isFI()) {} { else global
But you could also just move the setDesc to avoid the side effect
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do we really need these attribute?
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I have removed the attribute code in line 44 but have kept the code in line 46 because without it there was an error asking for !0.
This file was reduced in llvm-reduce from an input .ll file generated by a fuzzer based on the ticket mentioned in the description.
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LGTM. Please wait for approval from @arsenm .
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…lvm#135424) This patch handles the global operand type properly, fixing the bug : Assertion `(isFI() || isCPI() || isTargetIndex() || isJTI()) && "Wrong MachineOperand accessor"` failed. Fixes SWDEV-504645 --------- Co-authored-by: Matt Arsenault <[email protected]>
…lvm#135424) This patch handles the global operand type properly, fixing the bug : Assertion `(isFI() || isCPI() || isTargetIndex() || isJTI()) && "Wrong MachineOperand accessor"` failed. Fixes SWDEV-504645 --------- Co-authored-by: Matt Arsenault <[email protected]>
…lvm#135424) This patch handles the global operand type properly, fixing the bug : Assertion `(isFI() || isCPI() || isTargetIndex() || isJTI()) && "Wrong MachineOperand accessor"` failed. Fixes SWDEV-504645 --------- Co-authored-by: Matt Arsenault <[email protected]>
…lvm#135424) This patch handles the global operand type properly, fixing the bug : Assertion `(isFI() || isCPI() || isTargetIndex() || isJTI()) && "Wrong MachineOperand accessor"` failed. Fixes SWDEV-504645 --------- Co-authored-by: Matt Arsenault <[email protected]>
This patch handles the global operand type properly, fixing the
bug : Assertion
(isFI() || isCPI() || isTargetIndex() || isJTI()) && "Wrong MachineOperand accessor"
failed.Fixes SWDEV-504645