Example #1
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 // Returns the number of descendants with the specified type.
 private int countsOperations(int op) {
   int ret = 0;
   if (children == null) return ret;
   for (SimpleExpression child : children) ret += child.countsOperations(op);
   if (sop == op) ret += children.size() - 1;
   return ret;
 }
Example #2
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  // Aggressively normalize divisible expressions to minimize ADD operations.
  // This method is called only by induction variable substitution where
  // the divisibility of an expression is defined well.
  protected SimpleExpression normalizeDivisible() {
    SimpleExpression ret = this;
    if (sop == DIV) {
      if (getChild(0).sop == DIV)
        ret = divide(getChild(0).getChild(0), multiply(getChild(0).getChild(1), getChild(1)));
    } else if (sop == MUL) {
      ret = toDivision().normalize();
    } else if (sop == ADD) {
      ret = toDivision();
      if (ret.sop == DIV && ret.getChild(0).sop == ADD) {
        SimpleExpression non_div = szero, dividend = szero;
        SimpleExpression divider = ret.getChild(1);
        for (SimpleExpression child : ret.getChild(0).children) {
          SimpleExpression divided = divide(child, divider);
          if (divided.sop == DIV) dividend = add(dividend, child);
          else non_div = add(non_div, divided);
        }
        if (non_div.equals(szero) && ret.countsOperations(ADD) >= countsOperations(ADD))
          ret = this; // heuristics: no benefit from the simplification.
        else ret = add(non_div, divide(dividend, divider));
      }
    }

    return ret;
  }