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JIT: Remove some fgRenumberBlocks
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#110026
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// Ensure the BB epoch is up to date before running loop hoisting to avoid false positives. | ||
// TODO-bbNum: Either replace this check with a breadcrumb like 'fgModified', | ||
// or relax jump threading's prerequisites. | ||
EnsureBasicBlockEpoch(); |
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On second thought, we should be able to get rid of RBO's dependency on block epoch altogether. Let me do that first.
Part of #107749. Prerequisite for #110026. Use postorder number-based BitVecs in RBO and block layout. Use bbID-based BitVecs in fgIncorporateProfileData. This runs early enough in the JIT frontend such that I would expect bbIDs and bbNums to be 1:1, so I don't expect any TP impact from this change. Switch descriptor creation still uses bbNums as a key into a BitVec as a workaround for BB epoch invariants -- I'll try switching this over to bbID in a follow-up to evaluate the TP cost of a sparser bitset.
cc @dotnet/jit-contrib, @jakobbotsch PTAL. Small diffs. The Instrumented Tier0 diffs stem from the fact that bbNums are used in key computations by |
We can change this to use |
Do we have anything to gain from switching this over to |
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Part of #107749. While we cannot get rid of
fgRenumberBlocks
altogether yet, this gets us close. The JIT still as a few hard dependencies on bbNums reflecting relative lexical order:optSetBlockWeights
will use bbNums for naive loop backedge detection.fgRenumberBlocks
calls in loop cloning/unrolling in-place for now.There's also a soft dependency on bbNum ordering in
fgUpdateFlowGraph
that can trigger diffs. These diffs were quite small locally, so I think we can tolerate them for now.