#include <stdarg.h>
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| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss | LC0 (%rip) |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference and DH registers in an instruction requiring REX prefix divb and mulb both produce results in AH If isel emits a CopyFromReg which gets turned into a movb and that can be allocated a r8b r15b To get around isel emits a CopyFromReg from AX and then right shift it down by and truncate it It s not pretty but it works We need some register allocation magic to make the hack go | away (e.g. putting additional constraints on the result of the movb). The x86-64 ABI for hidden-argument struct returns requires that the incoming value of %rdi be copied into %rax by the callee upon return. The idea is that it saves callers from having to remember this value |
| int | foo (unsigned x) |
Variables | |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to | consider |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq | xmm0 |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 | movabsq |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq | rax |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx | L3 |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of | _conv |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss | xmm1 |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq | xmm2 |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq | rdx |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb | rcx |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference | AH |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference | BH |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference | CH |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference and DH registers in an instruction requiring REX prefix | However |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference and DH registers in an instruction requiring REX prefix divb and mulb both produce results in AH If isel emits a CopyFromReg which gets turned into a movb and that can be allocated a r8b r15b To get around | this |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference and DH registers in an instruction requiring REX prefix divb and mulb both produce results in AH If isel emits a CopyFromReg which gets turned into a movb and that can be allocated a r8b r15b To get around isel emits a CopyFromReg from AX and then right shift it down by and truncate it It s not pretty but it works We need some register allocation magic to make the hack go which would often require a callee saved register Callees usually need to keep this value live for most of their body | anyway |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference and DH registers in an instruction requiring REX prefix divb and mulb both produce results in AH If isel emits a CopyFromReg which gets turned into a movb and that can be allocated a r8b r15b To get around isel emits a CopyFromReg from AX and then right shift it down by and truncate it It s not pretty but it works We need some register allocation magic to make the hack go which would often require a callee saved register Callees usually need to keep this value live for most of their body so it doesn t add a significant burden on them We currently implement this in | codegen |
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference and DH registers in an instruction requiring REX prefix divb and mulb both produce results in AH If isel emits a CopyFromReg which gets turned into a movb and that can be allocated a r8b r15b To get around isel emits a CopyFromReg from AX and then right shift it down by and truncate it It s not pretty but it works We need some register allocation magic to make the hack go which would often require a callee saved register Callees usually need to keep this value live for most of their body so it doesn t add a significant burden on them We currently implement this in however this is suboptimal because it means that it would be quite awkward to implement the optimization for callers A better implementation would be to relax the LLVM IR rules for sret arguments to allow a function with an sret argument to have a non void return | type |
| _foo | __pad3__ |
| _foo edi jbe LBB1_3 | LBB1_1 |
| _foo edi jbe LBB1_3 | edi |
| _foo edi jbe LBB1_3 eax | LBB1_2 |
Function Documentation
◆ away()
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference and DH registers in an instruction requiring REX prefix divb and mulb both produce results in AH If isel emits a CopyFromReg which gets turned into a movb and that can be allocated a r8b r15b To get around isel emits a CopyFromReg from AX and then right shift it down by and truncate it It s not pretty but it works We need some register allocation magic to make the hack go away | ( | e.g. putting additional constraints on the result of the | movb | ) |
◆ foo()
| int foo | ( | unsigned | x | ) |
Definition at line 81 of file README-X86-64.txt.
References x.
◆ LC0()
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss LC0 | ( | % | rip | ) |
Variable Documentation
◆ __pad3__
| _foo __pad3__ |
Definition at line 91 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ _conv
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of _conv |
Definition at line 28 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ AH
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference AH |
Definition at line 44 of file README-X86-64.txt.
Referenced by llvm::getX86SubSuperRegisterOrZero(), llvm::X86_MC::initLLVMToSEHAndCVRegMapping(), isEAXLiveIn(), and RemoveNonValidAttrAtIndex().
◆ anyway
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference and DH registers in an instruction requiring REX prefix divb and mulb both produce results in AH If isel emits a CopyFromReg which gets turned into a movb and that can be allocated a r8b r15b To get around isel emits a CopyFromReg from AX and then right shift it down by and truncate it It s not pretty but it works We need some register allocation magic to make the hack go which would often require a callee saved register Callees usually need to keep this value live for most of their body anyway |
Definition at line 61 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ BH
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference BH |
Definition at line 44 of file README-X86-64.txt.
Referenced by llvm::getX86SubSuperRegisterOrZero(), and llvm::X86_MC::initLLVMToSEHAndCVRegMapping().
◆ CH
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference CH |
Definition at line 44 of file README-X86-64.txt.
Referenced by llvm::getX86SubSuperRegisterOrZero(), llvm::X86_MC::initLLVMToSEHAndCVRegMapping(), and llvm::HexagonDAGToDAGISel::SelectFrameIndex().
◆ codegen
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference and DH registers in an instruction requiring REX prefix divb and mulb both produce results in AH If isel emits a CopyFromReg which gets turned into a movb and that can be allocated a r8b r15b To get around isel emits a CopyFromReg from AX and then right shift it down by and truncate it It s not pretty but it works We need some register allocation magic to make the hack go which would often require a callee saved register Callees usually need to keep this value live for most of their body so it doesn t add a significant burden on them We currently implement this in codegen |
Definition at line 64 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ consider
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to consider |
Definition at line 14 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ edi
Definition at line 94 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ However
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference and DH registers in an instruction requiring REX prefix However |
Definition at line 45 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ L3
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx L3 |
Definition at line 22 of file README-X86-64.txt.
Referenced by llvm::SparcTargetLowering::getRegisterByName().
◆ LBB1_1
Definition at line 94 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ LBB1_2
◆ movabsq
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax movabsq |
Definition at line 18 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ rax
| gets compiled into this on rsp movaps rsp movaps rsp movaps rsp movaps rsp movaps rsp movaps rsp movaps rsp movaps rsp movq rsp movq rsp movq rsp movq rsp movq rsp rax movq rsp rax movq rsp rsp rsp eax eax jbe LBB1_3 rcx rax movq rsp eax rsp ret ecx eax rcx movl rsp jmp LBB1_2 gcc rsp rax movq rsp rsp movq rsp rax movq rax |
Definition at line 20 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ rcx
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rcx |
Definition at line 36 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ rdx
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rdx |
Definition at line 34 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ this
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference and DH registers in an instruction requiring REX prefix divb and mulb both produce results in AH If isel emits a CopyFromReg which gets turned into a movb and that can be allocated a r8b r15b To get around this |
Definition at line 49 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ type
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm0 cmovb rax ret Seems like the jb branch has high likelihood of being taken It would have saved a few instructions It s not possible to reference and DH registers in an instruction requiring REX prefix divb and mulb both produce results in AH If isel emits a CopyFromReg which gets turned into a movb and that can be allocated a r8b r15b To get around isel emits a CopyFromReg from AX and then right shift it down by and truncate it It s not pretty but it works We need some register allocation magic to make the hack go which would often require a callee saved register Callees usually need to keep this value live for most of their body so it doesn t add a significant burden on them We currently implement this in however this is suboptimal because it means that it would be quite awkward to implement the optimization for callers A better implementation would be to relax the LLVM IR rules for sret arguments to allow a function with an sret argument to have a non void return type |
Definition at line 70 of file README-X86-64.txt.
Referenced by llvm::apply_tuple(), llvm::VPBlockUtils::blocksOnly(), llvm::orc::JITSymbolNotFound::convertToErrorCode(), llvm::DenseMapInfo< std::tuple< Ts... > >::getHashValueImpl(), llvm::object::ELFObjectFile< ELFT >::getRelocationTypeName(), llvm::sys::fs::recursive_directory_iterator::increment(), llvm::DenseMapInfo< std::tuple< Ts... > >::isEqualImpl(), llvm::MachO::isVirtualSection(), mapOptionalHex(), mapRequiredHex(), llvm::orc::orcError(), llvm::MCSymbolWasm::setType(), and llvm::InlineAsmIdentifierInfo::setVar().
◆ xmm0
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm0 |
Definition at line 15 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ xmm1
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq rax rdx xorq rax ucomiss xmm1 |
Definition at line 31 of file README-X86-64.txt.
◆ xmm2
| AMD64 Optimization Manual has some nice information about optimizing integer multiplication by a constant How much of it applies to Intel s X86 implementation There are definite trade offs to xmm0 cvttss2siq rdx jb L3 subss xmm0 rax cvttss2siq rdx xorq rdx rax ret instead of xmm1 cvttss2siq rcx movaps xmm2 subss xmm2 cvttss2siq xmm2 |
Definition at line 32 of file README-X86-64.txt.
