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RoboVM fork of Soot - A Java optimization framework
/* Soot - a J*va Optimization Framework
* Copyright (C) 2002 Florian Loitsch
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
* License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
* version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
* Lesser General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
* License along with this library; if not, write to the
* Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330,
* Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
*/
/*
* Modified by the Sable Research Group and others 1997-2002.
* See the 'credits' file distributed with Soot for the complete list of
* contributors. (Soot is distributed at http://www.sable.mcgill.ca/soot)
*/
package soot.jimple.toolkits.graph;
import soot.options.*;
import soot.*;
import soot.util.*;
import java.util.*;
import soot.jimple.*;
import soot.toolkits.graph.*;
/**
* "unrolls" the condition of while/for loops.
* before the first test of a while-loop, we can't be sure, if the body will be
* taken or not, and several optimizations (especially LCM) can't be done. In
* this class we try to solve this problem by unrolling the condition of the
* while-block: we make a copy of the condition-block, and redirect the
* back-edge of the while-loop to the new block.
* After this transformation the edge between the original condition-block and
* the loop-body is only executed once (and hence suitable for LCM) and we can
* be sure, that the loop-body will get executed.
* Exceptions are ignored (the transformation is done on a
* BriefBlockGraph.
*/
public class LoopConditionUnroller extends BodyTransformer {
/**
* contained blocks are currently visiting successors. We need this to find
* back-edges. The "visitedBlocks" is not enough, as Java Bytecodes migth not
* be in tree-form.
*/
private Set visitingSuccs;
private Set visitedBlocks;
private int maxSize;
private Body body;
private Map unitsToTraps;
/**
* unrolls conditions.
*/
/* this implementation still fails in finding all possible while-loops, but
* does a good job. */
protected void internalTransform(Body body, String phaseName, Map options) {
if(Options.v().verbose())
G.v().out.println("[" + body.getMethod().getName() +
"] Unrolling Loop Conditions...");
visitingSuccs = new HashSet();
visitedBlocks = new HashSet();
this.body = body;
this.maxSize = PhaseOptions.getInt(options, "maxSize");
BlockGraph bg = new BriefBlockGraph(body);
Iterator headIter = bg.getHeads().iterator();
while (headIter.hasNext())
unrollConditions((Block)headIter.next());
if(Options.v().verbose())
G.v().out.println("[" + body.getMethod().getName() +
"] Unrolling Loop Conditions done.");
}
/**
* inserts a JimpleGoto to target, directly after
* node in the unitChain of the body.
* As we use JGoto the chain must contain Jimple-stmts.
*
* @param node the Goto will be inserted just after this node.
* @param target is the Unit the goto will jump to.
* @return the newly inserted Goto
*/
private Unit insertGotoAfter(Unit node, Unit target) {
Unit newGoto = Jimple.v().newGotoStmt(target);
body.getUnits().insertAfter(newGoto, node);
return newGoto;
}
/**
* inserts a clone of toClone after node in the
* unitChain.
* Everything is done in Jimple.
*
* @param node the Unit after which we insert the clone.
* @param toClone the Unit that will get cloned and then inserted.
*/
private Unit insertCloneAfter(Chain unitChain, Unit node, Unit toClone)
{
Unit clone = (Unit)toClone.clone();
body.getUnits().insertAfter(clone, node);
return clone;
}
/**
* "calculates" the length of the given block in Units.
*
* @param block
* @return the size of block.
*/
private int getSize(Block block) {
int size = 0;
Chain unitChain = body.getUnits();
for (Unit unit = block.getHead(); unit != block.getTail();
unit = (Unit)unitChain.getSuccOf(unit))
size++;
size++; //add 1 for the tail we did not take into account.
return size;
}
/**
* returns a mapping of units to trap-changes. whenever the scope of
* a trap changes (ie. a trap opens or closes), an entry is added in
* the map, and the unit is mapped to the trap. The values
* associated to the keys are lists, as more than one exception can
* change at a unit.
Even if a trap opens and closes at a unit,
* this trap is only reported once (ie. is only once in the list).
*
* @return the map of units to changing traps. */
private Map getTraps() {
/* if we already did the "calculation" return the cached result.*/
if (unitsToTraps != null)
return unitsToTraps;
unitsToTraps = new HashMap();
Iterator trapsIt = body.getTraps().iterator();
while (trapsIt.hasNext()) {
Trap trap = (Trap)trapsIt.next();
Unit beginUnit = trap.getBeginUnit();
List unitTraps = unitsToTraps.get(beginUnit);
if (unitTraps == null) {
unitTraps = new ArrayList();
unitsToTraps.put(beginUnit, unitTraps);
}
unitTraps.add(trap);
Unit endUnit = trap.getEndUnit();
if (endUnit != beginUnit) {
unitTraps = unitsToTraps.get(endUnit);
if (unitTraps == null) {
unitTraps = new ArrayList();
unitsToTraps.put(endUnit, unitTraps);
}
unitTraps.add(trap);
}
}
return unitsToTraps;
}
/**
* puts a copy (clone) of the given block in the unitChain. The
* block is ensured to have the same exceptions as the original
* block. (So we will modify the exception-chain). Furthermore the
* inserted block will not change the behaviour of the program.
* Without any further modifications the returned block is
* unreachable. To make it reachable one must goto to
* the returned head of the new block.
*
* @param block the Block to clone.
* @return the head of the copied block. */
private Unit copyBlock(Block block) {
Map traps = getTraps();
Set openedTraps = new HashSet();
Map copiedTraps = new HashMap();
Chain unitChain = body.getUnits();
Unit tail = block.getTail();
Unit immediateSucc = (Unit)unitChain.getSuccOf(tail);
Unit newGoto = insertGotoAfter(tail, immediateSucc);
Unit last = newGoto; //the last inserted unit.
boolean first = true;
Unit copiedHead = null;
for (Unit currentUnit = block.getHead(); currentUnit != newGoto;
currentUnit = (Unit)unitChain.getSuccOf(currentUnit)) {
last = insertCloneAfter(unitChain, last, currentUnit);
if (first) {
first = false;
copiedHead = last;
}
/* the traps...: if a trap is closed (in the original block) that hasn't
* been opened before, we have to open it at the beginning of the copied
* block. If a trap gets opened, but not closed, we only have to close it
* at the end of the (original) block (as it will be open at the end of
* the copied block.)*/
List currentTraps = traps.get(currentUnit);
if (currentTraps != null) {
Iterator trapIt = currentTraps.iterator();
while(trapIt.hasNext()) {
Trap trap = (Trap)trapIt.next();
if (trap.getBeginUnit() == currentUnit) {
Trap copiedTrap = (Trap)trap.clone();
copiedTrap.setBeginUnit(last);
copiedTraps.put(trap, copiedTrap);
openedTraps.add(copiedTrap);
// insertAfter(toInsert, point)
body.getTraps().insertAfter(copiedTrap, trap);
}
if (trap.getEndUnit() == currentUnit) {
Trap copiedTrap = copiedTraps.get(trap);
if (copiedTrap == null) {
/* trap has been opened before the current block */
copiedTrap = (Trap)trap.clone();
copiedTrap.setBeginUnit(copiedHead);
body.getTraps().insertAfter(copiedTrap, trap);
} else {
openedTraps.remove(copiedTrap);
}
copiedTrap.setEndUnit(last);
}
}
}
}
/* close all open traps */
Iterator openedIterator = openedTraps.iterator();
while(openedIterator.hasNext()) {
openedIterator.next().setEndUnit(last);
}
return copiedHead;
}
/**
* recursively searches for back-edges. if the found block is a
* condition-block makes a clone and redirects the back-edge.
*
* @param block the current Block.
*/
private void unrollConditions(Block block) {
/* if the block was already visited we can leave... */
if (visitedBlocks.contains(block)) return; // should never happen
visitedBlocks.add(block);
visitingSuccs.add(block); //currently visiting successors
Iterator succsIt = block.getSuccs().iterator();
while (succsIt.hasNext()) {
Block succ = (Block)succsIt.next();
if (visitedBlocks.contains(succ)) {
if (succ != block && visitingSuccs.contains(succ)) {
/* we only want blocks with at least 2 predecessors, to avoid that a
* copied while-condition gets copied again in a future pass of
* unrollConditions */
if (succ.getPreds().size() >= 2 && succ.getSuccs().size() == 2) {
Block condition = succ; //just renaming for clearer code
Block loopTailBlock = block; //just renaming for clearer code
if (getSize(condition) <= maxSize) {
Unit copiedHead = copyBlock(condition);
/* now just redirect the tail of the loop-body */
Unit loopTail = loopTailBlock.getTail();
if (loopTail instanceof GotoStmt)
((GotoStmt)loopTail).setTarget(copiedHead);
else if (loopTail instanceof IfStmt) {
if (((IfStmt)loopTail).getTarget() == condition.getHead())
((IfStmt)loopTail).setTarget(copiedHead);
else
insertGotoAfter(loopTail, copiedHead);
} else
insertGotoAfter(loopTail, copiedHead);
}
}
}
} else {
/* unvisited successor */
unrollConditions(succ);
}
}
visitingSuccs.remove(block);
}
}