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Less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR if detecting an early exit
2017 Nov 10
2
Less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR if detecting an early exit
...ting CSRs is not always beneficial. Like the >> case above, if a function has an early exit code, we may want to be >> less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR in the entry block by >> increasing the CSRCost. >> >> Previously, I proposed https://reviews.llvm.org/D34608 [1] in this >> matter, but the way I detect the profitable cases and the way I >> increase the CRSCost was somewhat unclear. Now, I'm thinking to less >> aggressive on the first allocation of CSR in the entry block in case >> where the function has an early exit so that...
Less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR if detecting an early exit
2017 Oct 27
2
Less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR if detecting an early exit
...equires the cost of spilling CSRs, allocating CSRs is not always beneficial. Like the case above, if a function has an early exit code, we may want to be less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR in the entry block by increasing the CSRCost. Previously, I proposed https://reviews.llvm.org/D34608 in this matter, but the way I detect the profitable cases and the way I increase the CRSCost was somewhat unclear. Now, I'm thinking to less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR in the entry block in case where the function has an early exit so that encourage more shrink-wrapping and avoid...
Less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR if detecting an early exit
2017 Nov 16
2
Less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR if detecting an early exit
...Rs, allocating CSRs is not always beneficial. Like the >> case above, if a function has an early exit code, we may want to be >> less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR in the entry block by >> increasing the CSRCost. >> Previously, I proposed https://reviews.llvm.org/D34608 [1] in this >> matter, but the way I detect the profitable cases and the way I >> increase the CRSCost was somewhat unclear. Now, I'm thinking to less >> aggressive on the first allocation of CSR in the entry block in case >> where the function has an early exit so that...
Less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR if detecting an early exit
2017 Oct 30
2
Less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR if detecting an early exit
...ting CSRs is not always beneficial. Like the >> case above, if a function has an early exit code, we may want to be >> less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR in the entry block by >> increasing the CSRCost. >> >> Previously, I proposed https://reviews.llvm.org/D34608 in this >> matter, but the way I detect the profitable cases and the way I >> increase the CRSCost was somewhat unclear. Now, I'm thinking to less >> aggressive on the first allocation of CSR in the entry block in case >> where the function has an early exit so that enco...
Less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR if detecting an early exit
2017 Oct 31
2
Less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR if detecting an early exit
...the >>>> case above, if a function has an early exit code, we may want to be >>>> less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR in the entry block by >>>> increasing the CSRCost. >>>> >>>> Previously, I proposed https://reviews.llvm.org/D34608 in this >>>> matter, but the way I detect the profitable cases and the way I >>>> increase the CRSCost was somewhat unclear. Now, I'm thinking to less >>>> aggressive on the first allocation of CSR in the entry block in case >>>> where the functio...
Less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR if detecting an early exit
2017 Nov 17
2
Less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR if detecting an early exit
...Rs, allocating CSRs is not always beneficial. Like the >> case above, if a function has an early exit code, we may want to be >> less aggressive on the first allocation of CSR in the entry block by >> increasing the CSRCost. >> Previously, I proposed https://reviews.llvm.org/D34608 [1] in this >> matter, but the way I detect the profitable cases and the way I >> increase the CRSCost was somewhat unclear. Now, I'm thinking to less >> aggressive on the first allocation of CSR in the entry block in case >> where the function has an early exit so that...