[PATCH] D98780: [IR] Add opt-in flag to isIndirectCall() to consider inlineasm
Madhur Amilkanthwar via Phabricator via llvm-commits
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Wed Mar 17 12:08:47 PDT 2021
madhur13490 added a comment.
In D98780#2632418 <https://reviews.llvm.org/D98780#2632418>, @rampitec wrote:
> It shall probably be target dependent.
Well, it is useful for core analyses too. Targets can choose to pass the flag as their need.
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Comment at: llvm/lib/IR/Instructions.cpp:289
return false;
- return !isInlineAsm();
+ return InlineAsmMayHaveIndirectCall == isInlineAsm();
}
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rampitec wrote:
> It will give wrong answer for non-asm. "return !isInlineAsm() || !InlineAsmMayHaveIndirectCall;"
I don't think why it would return wrong answer. Here is the truth table of the operation:
1. InlineAsmMayHaveIndirectCall = false, isInlineAsm() = false --> return "true" (as expected)
2. InlineAsmMayHaveIndirectCall = false, isInlineAsm() = true --> return "false" (as expected)
3. InlineAsmMayHaveIndirectCall = true, isInlineAsm() = true --> return "true" (as expected)
4. InlineAsmMayHaveIndirectCall = true, isInlineAsm() = false --> return "false" (as expected)
1 & 2 above are according to today's behavior. 3 & 4 are the new ones. Which of the above is incorrect?
FWIW, "==" operator enacts XNOR for bools.
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