[llvm-dev] Alias Analysis and backend specific memory intrinsic
Sumanth Gundapaneni via llvm-dev
llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org
Mon Jan 29 08:24:30 PST 2018
Hi,
I have a custom backend specific intrinsic with the signature {i32,
i8*}<return value> {i8*, i32}<arguments>.
The intrinsic is similar to a post increment load but does some thing extra.
It returns the value that is loaded from the memory and the updates the base
pointer.
void foo (int *restrict ptr, int *output, int loaded_value, int N) {
// This updates loaded_value and updates the ptr to ptr+N
ptr = intrinsic_call( ptr,&loaded_value, N);
*output = N;
}
The ScheduleDAG creates an ordered memory dependency from the intrinsic_call
to the unrelated store from "output".
which is causing a performance degradation in my case. The value of "ptr" is
updated through
"extractvalue" and that makes it harder for the AA to identify the
underlying object and ends up with a "mayalias".
I have tried playing around with attributes to the intrinsic call and none
of them seem appropriate in my case.
Any pointers, ideas and suggestions would be most welcomed.
--Sumanth
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