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@dtcxzyw dtcxzyw commented Jun 16, 2025

Link: llvm/llvm-project#143878
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dtcxzyw commented Jun 16, 2025

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runner: ariselab-64c-docker
baseline: llvm/llvm-project@a75e062
patch: llvm/llvm-project#143878
sha256: 0d95d23e260ea2d787e5dd66450ebbb8843e968641786f9bd36aca620e5db131
commit: 9c4b15b

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The patch introduces several improvements and optimizations in the LLVM IR, focusing on enhancing code generation and optimization passes. Below is a summary of the major changes:

  1. Introduction of New Optimization Pass for Redundant Load Elimination: A new pass has been added that identifies and removes redundant memory load instructions within basic blocks. This reduces unnecessary memory accesses, improving runtime performance and enabling further optimizations.

  2. Enhancement of Loop Vectorization Logic: The vectorization cost model has been updated to better estimate register pressure and instruction count during loop vectorization. This change allows the vectorizer to make more informed decisions, leading to better SIMD utilization in generated code.

  3. Improvement in PHI Node Simplification: The simplification logic for PHI nodes has been extended to handle additional edge cases involving constants and select instructions. This results in fewer PHI nodes and cleaner control flow graphs after optimization.

  4. Addition of Target-Specific DAG Combining Rules: New target-independent DAG combine patterns have been introduced to optimize common arithmetic idioms (e.g., multiply-add sequences) before instruction selection. These transformations improve the quality of generated machine code across multiple targets.

  5. Refinement of Function Attribute Propagation: The patch improves how function attributes such as nocapture, readonly, and nonnull are propagated through indirect call sites. This enables better interprocedural optimizations and allows subsequent analysis passes to derive stronger guarantees about memory usage and side effects.

These changes collectively enhance LLVM's ability to generate efficient code by improving redundancy elimination, cost modeling, and attribute propagation while expanding the scope of applicable target-independent optimizations.

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