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| #ifndef SHARE_OPTO_PREDICATES_ENUMS_HPP |
| #define SHARE_OPTO_PREDICATES_ENUMS_HPP |
| |
| // The success projection of a Parse Predicate is always an IfTrueNode and the uncommon projection an IfFalseNode |
| typedef IfTrueNode ParsePredicateSuccessProj; |
| typedef IfFalseNode ParsePredicateUncommonProj; |
| |
| // Assertion Predicates are either emitted to check the initial value of a range check in the first iteration or the last |
| // value of a range check in the last iteration of a loop. |
| enum class AssertionPredicateType { |
| None, // Not an Assertion Predicate |
| InitValue, |
| LastValue, |
| // Used for the Initialized Assertion Predicate emitted during Range Check Elimination for the final IV value. |
| FinalIv |
| }; |
| |
| enum class PredicateState { |
| // The Predicate is useless and will be cleaned up in the next round of IGVN. A useless Predicate is not visited |
| // anymore by PredicateVisitors. If a Predicate loses its connection to a loop head, it will be marked useless by |
| // EliminateUselessPredicates and cleaned up by the Value() methods of the associated Predicate IR nodes. |
| Useless, |
| // This state is used by EliminateUselessPredicates to temporarily mark a Predicate as neither useless nor useful. |
| // Outside EliminateUselessPredicates, a Predicate should never be MaybeUseful. |
| MaybeUseful, |
| // Default state: The Predicate is useful and will be visited by PredicateVisitors. |
| Useful |
| }; |
| |
| #endif // SHARE_OPTO_PREDICATES_ENUMS_HPP |