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+// Copyright 2013 the V8 project authors. All rights reserved. |
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+ |
+#include <stdlib.h> |
+ |
+#include "v8.h" |
+ |
+#include "hydrogen-instructions.h" |
+#include "cctest.h" |
+ |
+using namespace v8::internal; |
+ |
+static int32_t GetLo(const BitRange& range) { |
+ int32_t lo = kMaxInt, hi = kMinInt; |
+ range.ExtendRange(&lo, &hi); |
+ return lo; |
+} |
+ |
+ |
+static int32_t GetHi(const BitRange& range) { |
+ int32_t lo = kMaxInt, hi = kMinInt; |
+ range.ExtendRange(&lo, &hi); |
+ return hi; |
+} |
+ |
+ |
+static void CheckOp(int32_t a_lo, int32_t a_hi, |
+ int32_t b_lo, int32_t b_hi, |
+ BitRange op(BitRange, BitRange), |
+ int32_t expected_lo, int32_t expected_hi) { |
+ BitRange a_range; |
+ BitRange b_range; |
+ BitRange::SetFromRange(&a_range, a_lo, a_hi); |
+ BitRange::SetFromRange(&b_range, b_lo, b_hi); |
+ BitRange result = op(a_range, b_range); |
+ CHECK_EQ(expected_lo, GetLo(result)); |
+ CHECK_EQ(expected_hi, GetHi(result)); |
+} |
+ |
+ |
+TEST(BitRangeConstants) { |
+ // Converting a constant to BitRange and back is lossless. |
+ for (int32_t i = -100; i <= 100; i++) { |
+ BitRange r; |
+ BitRange::SetFromRange(&r, i, i); |
+ int32_t lo = kMaxInt, hi = kMinInt; |
+ r.ExtendRange(&lo, &hi); |
+ CHECK_EQ(i, lo); |
+ CHECK_EQ(i, hi); |
+ } |
+} |
+ |
+ |
+TEST(BitRangeConstantOps) { |
+ for (int32_t a = -16; a <= 15; a++) { |
+ for (int32_t b = -16; b <= 15; b++) { |
+ CheckOp(a, a, b, b, &BitRange::And, a & b, a & b); |
+ CheckOp(a, a, b, b, &BitRange::Or, a | b, a | b); |
+ CheckOp(a, a, b, b, &BitRange::Xor, a ^ b, a ^ b); |
+ } |
+ } |
+} |
+ |
+ |
+static void CheckConvert(int32_t lo, int32_t hi, |
+ int32_t expected_lo, int32_t expected_hi) { |
+ BitRange range; |
+ BitRange::SetFromRange(&range, lo, hi); |
+ CHECK_EQ(expected_lo, GetLo(range)); |
+ CHECK_EQ(expected_hi, GetHi(range)); |
+} |
+ |
+ |
+TEST(BitRangeConversion) { |
+ // [0, 4] --> 000xxx |
+ CheckConvert(0, 4, 0, 7); |
+ CheckConvert(0, 5, 0, 7); |
+ CheckConvert(0, 6, 0, 7); |
+ CheckConvert(0, 7, 0, 7); |
+ |
+ CheckConvert(1, 4, 0, 7); |
+ CheckConvert(1, 5, 0, 7); |
+ CheckConvert(1, 6, 0, 7); |
+ CheckConvert(1, 7, 0, 7); |
+} |
+ |
+ |
+TEST(BitRangeConservativeApproximation) { |
+ // Exhaustive test of 5-bit integers. |
+ // The BitRange operation must always include all real possible values. |
+ const int32_t kMin = -16; |
+ const int32_t kMax = 15; |
+ |
+ int count = 0; |
+ int and_precise_count = 0; |
+ int or_precise_count = 0; |
+ int xor_precise_count = 0; |
+ |
+ for (int32_t a_lo = kMin; a_lo <= kMax; a_lo++) { |
+ for (int32_t a_hi = a_lo; a_hi <= kMax; a_hi++) { |
+ for (int32_t b_lo = kMin; b_lo <= kMax; b_lo++) { |
+ for (int32_t b_hi = a_lo; b_hi <= kMax; b_hi++) { |
+ // Compute precise ranges. |
+ int32_t and_lo = kMaxInt, and_hi = kMinInt; |
+ int32_t or_lo = kMaxInt, or_hi = kMinInt; |
+ int32_t xor_lo = kMaxInt, xor_hi = kMinInt; |
+ |
+ for (int32_t a = a_lo; a <= a_hi; a++) { |
+ for (int32_t b = b_lo; b <= b_hi; b++) { |
+ int32_t a_and_b = a & b; |
+ and_lo = Min(and_lo, a_and_b); |
+ and_hi = Max(and_hi, a_and_b); |
+ int32_t a_or_b = a | b; |
+ or_lo = Min(or_lo, a_or_b); |
+ or_hi = Max(or_hi, a_or_b); |
+ int32_t a_xor_b = a ^ b; |
+ xor_lo = Min(xor_lo, a_xor_b); |
+ xor_hi = Max(xor_hi, a_xor_b); |
+ } |
+ } |
+ |
+ BitRange a_range; |
+ BitRange::SetFromRange(&a_range, a_lo, a_hi); |
+ BitRange b_range; |
+ BitRange::SetFromRange(&b_range, b_lo, b_hi); |
+ |
+ ++count; |
+ // Precise range must always be included in approximate result. |
+ BitRange and_range = BitRange::And(a_range, b_range); |
+ CHECK(GetLo(and_range) <= and_lo); |
+ CHECK(GetHi(and_range) >= and_hi); |
+ if (GetLo(and_range) == and_lo && GetHi(and_range) == and_hi) { |
+ ++and_precise_count; |
+ } |
+ |
+ BitRange or_range = BitRange::Or(a_range, b_range); |
+ CHECK(GetLo(or_range) <= or_lo); |
+ CHECK(GetHi(or_range) >= or_hi); |
+ if (GetLo(or_range) == or_lo && GetHi(or_range) == or_hi) { |
+ ++or_precise_count; |
+ } |
+ |
+ BitRange xor_range = BitRange::Xor(a_range, b_range); |
+ CHECK(GetLo(xor_range) <= xor_lo); |
+ CHECK(GetHi(xor_range) >= xor_hi); |
+ if (GetLo(xor_range) == xor_lo && GetHi(xor_range) == xor_hi) { |
+ ++xor_precise_count; |
+ } |
+ } |
+ } |
+ } |
+ } |
+ |
+ CHECK_EQ(366080, count); |
+ CHECK_EQ(35668, and_precise_count); |
+ CHECK_EQ(35668, or_precise_count); |
+ CHECK_EQ(37480, xor_precise_count); |
+} |
+ |
+ |
+TEST(BitRangeMultiRange) { |
+ // Multiple ranges can be unioned with multiple calls to ExtendRange. |
+ // |
+ // HBitWise::InferRange is a 1x1 decomposition. Each input range is |
+ // 'decomposed' into 1 BitRange. It is possible to do a more precise |
+ // decompostion into several BitRanges. 2 BitRanges might be the sweet-spot |
+ // since it prevents change-of-sign polluting the result. |
+ // |
+ // E.g. [-2,3] = {xxxxxxxx} as one BitRange, but is {1111111x, 000000xx} as |
+ // two. |
+ // |
+ // [-2,3] ^ [-1,5] = {xxxxxxxx} ^ {xxxxxxxx} = xxxxxxxx |
+ // |
+ // With a 2x2 decomposition, there are 4 intermediate results. |
+ // |
+ // [-2,3] ^ [-1,5] = {1111111x, 000000xx} ^ {11111111, 00000xxx} |
+ // result11 = 1111111x ^ 11111111 = 0000000x |
+ // result12 = 1111111x ^ 00000xxx = 11111xxx |
+ // result21 = 000000xx ^ 11111111 = 111111xx |
+ // result22 = 000000xx ^ 00000xxx = 00000xxx |
+ // |
+ // These can be accumulated into a range as follows: |
+ // |
+ // result11.ExtendRange(&lower, &upper); // 0, 1 |
+ // result12.ExtendRange(&lower, &upper); // -8, 1 |
+ // result21.ExtendRange(&lower, &upper); // -8, 1 |
+ // result22.ExtendRange(&lower, &upper); // -8, 7 |
+ // = [-8,7] |
+ |
+ { |
+ BitRange r1(~0x000C, 0x0022); // 0010xx10 |
+ BitRange r2(~0x0003, 0x0004); // 0000x1xx |
+ int32_t lo = kMaxInt, hi = kMinInt; |
+ r1.ExtendRange(&lo, &hi); |
+ CHECK_EQ(0x22, lo); |
+ CHECK_EQ(0x2E, hi); |
+ |
+ r2.ExtendRange(&lo, &hi); |
+ CHECK_EQ(0x04, lo); |
+ CHECK_EQ(0x2E, hi); |
+ } |
+ |
+ { |
+ BitRange r1(~0, -1); // 11111111 |
+ BitRange r2(~1, 0); // 0000000x |
+ int32_t lo = kMaxInt, hi = kMinInt; |
+ r1.ExtendRange(&lo, &hi); |
+ CHECK_EQ(-1, lo); |
+ CHECK_EQ(-1, hi); |
+ |
+ r2.ExtendRange(&lo, &hi); |
+ CHECK_EQ(-1, lo); |
+ CHECK_EQ(1, hi); |
+ } |
+} |
+ |
+ |
+TEST(BitRangeOps) { |
+ // xxxx & 000x => 000x |
+ CheckOp(kMinInt, kMaxInt, 0, 1, &BitRange::And, 0, 1); |
+ |
+ CheckOp(3, 7, 0, 0, &BitRange::Or, 0, 7); |
+ CheckOp(4, 5, 0, 0, &BitRange::Or, 4, 5); |
+ CheckOp(3, 7, 4, 4, &BitRange::Or, 4, 7); |
+ CheckOp(0, 99, 4, 4, &BitRange::Or, 4, 127); |
+ |
+ // 01xx ^ 0100 -> 00xx |
+ CheckOp(4, 7, 4, 4, &BitRange::Xor, 0, 3); |
+ // 00xx ^ 0100 -> 01xx |
+ CheckOp(0, 3, 4, 4, &BitRange::Xor, 4, 7); |
+} |