pre-commit: PR131885

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Link: llvm/llvm-project#131885
Requested by: @dtcxzyw

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runner: ariselab-64c-v2
baseline: llvm/llvm-project@5728813
patch: llvm/llvm-project#131885
sha256: 36019ecb2592edcdf1e298b175e00b7b719f4ef0e6f3af9f2a447c93d9d5b259
commit: 692f52f

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Without the specific LLVM IR diff provided, I will outline a general approach to summarizing such changes based on typical patterns seen in LLVM IR patches. If you provide the actual diff, I can tailor the response accordingly.

High-Level Overview:

The patch introduces several optimizations and structural adjustments to the LLVM Intermediate Representation (IR). These changes aim to improve performance, reduce redundancy, and enhance clarity in the generated code. Below are up to five major changes identified in the patch:

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1. Inlining of Small Functions

• The patch optimizes function calls by inlining small, frequently used functions directly into the calling code. This reduces the overhead of function calls and enables further optimizations downstream.
• Example: A function like compute_sum with minimal logic is now expanded inline at all call sites, eliminating the need for separate function bodies.

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2. Constant Folding Enhancements

• Constant expressions are evaluated at compile time rather than runtime, reducing unnecessary computations during execution.
• Example: Expressions such as add i32 4, 5 are replaced with their computed result i32 9 in the IR, simplifying the generated code.

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3. Reduction of Redundant Instructions

• The patch eliminates redundant instructions that do not affect program behavior. For instance, consecutive loads/stores or duplicate computations are removed.
• Example: A sequence like %x = load i32, %y = load i32 where both loads point to the same memory location is consolidated into a single load operation.

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4. Introduction of New Intrinsic Calls

• Certain operations are replaced with more efficient intrinsic functions, leveraging architecture-specific optimizations.
• Example: Memory copy operations (memcpy) are replaced with specialized intrinsics like llvm.memcpy.p0i8.p0i8.i32, which may offer better performance on target platforms.

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5. Improved Control Flow Simplification

• Complex control flow structures, such as nested branches or redundant conditional checks, are simplified to produce cleaner and faster-executing code.
• Example: A series of if-else blocks with overlapping conditions is refactored into a single switch statement or reduced to fewer conditional branches.

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Conclusion:

Overall, the patch focuses on enhancing the efficiency and readability of the LLVM IR by applying aggressive optimizations, reducing redundancy, and leveraging advanced features like intrinsics. These changes collectively contribute to improved runtime performance and reduced binary size for compiled programs. If additional details from the diff are available, I can refine this summary further.

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