/* Compiles the method with the baseline compiler.
* 1. generate prologue (PSEUDO_bytecode) from the state.
* 2. make up new byte code with prologue.
* 3. set method's bytecode to the specilizaed byte code.
* 4. call BaselineCompilerImpl.compile,
* the 'compile' method is customized to process pseudo instructions,
* and it will reset the byte code to the original one, and adjust
* the map from bytecode to the generated machine code. then the
* reference map can be generated corrected relying on the original
* bytecode.
* NOTE: this is different from optCompile which resets the
* bytecode after compilation. I believe this minimizes the
* work to change both compilers.
*/
public static CompiledMethod baselineCompile(ExecutionState state) {
NormalMethod method = state.getMethod();
if (VM.TraceOnStackReplacement) {
VM.sysWriteln("BASE : starts compiling " + method);
}
/* generate prologue bytes */
byte[] prologue = state.generatePrologue();
if (VM.TraceOnStackReplacement) {
VM.sysWriteln("prologue length " + prologue.length);
}
// the compiler will call setForOsrSpecialization after generating the reference map
/* set a flag for specialization, compiler will see it, and
* know how to do it properly.
*/
method.setForOsrSpecialization(prologue, state.getMaxStackHeight());
/* for baseline compilation, we do not adjust the exception table and line table
* because the compiler will generate maps after compilation.
* Any necessary adjustment should be made during the compilation
*/
CompiledMethod newCompiledMethod = BaselineCompilerImpl.compile(method);
// compiled method was already set by BaselineCompilerImpl.compile
// the call here does nothing
// method.finalizeOsrSpecialization();
// mark the method is a specialized one
newCompiledMethod.setSpecialForOSR();
if (VM.TraceOnStackReplacement) {
// ((BaselineCompiledMethod)newCompiledMethod).printCodeMapEntries();
VM.sysWriteln(
"BASE : done, CMID 0x"
+ Integer.toHexString(newCompiledMethod.getId())
+ "("
+ newCompiledMethod.getId()
+ ") JTOC offset "
+ VM.addressAsHexString(newCompiledMethod.getOsrJTOCoffset().toWord().toAddress()));
}
return newCompiledMethod;
}
/**
* 1. generate prologue PSEUDO_bytecode from the state. 2. make new bytecodes with prologue. 3.
* set method's bytecode to specialized one. 4. adjust exception map, line number map. 5. compile
* the method. 6. restore bytecode, exception, linenumber map to the original one.
*/
public static CompiledMethod optCompile(ExecutionState state) {
NormalMethod method = state.getMethod();
if (VM.TraceOnStackReplacement) {
VM.sysWriteln("OPT : starts compiling " + method);
}
ControllerPlan latestPlan = ControllerMemory.findLatestPlan(method);
OptOptions _options = null;
if (latestPlan != null) {
_options = latestPlan.getCompPlan().options.dup();
} else {
// no previous compilation plan, a long run loop promoted from baseline.
// this only happens when testing, not in real code
_options = new OptOptions();
_options.setOptLevel(0);
}
// disable OSR points in specialized method
_options.OSR_GUARDED_INLINING = false;
CompilationPlan compPlan =
new CompilationPlan(
method, (OptimizationPlanElement[]) RuntimeCompiler.optimizationPlan, null, _options);
// it is also necessary to recompile the current method
// without OSR.
/* generate prologue bytes */
byte[] prologue = state.generatePrologue();
int prosize = prologue.length;
method.setForOsrSpecialization(prologue, state.getMaxStackHeight());
int[] oldStartPCs = null;
int[] oldEndPCs = null;
int[] oldHandlerPCs = null;
/* adjust exception table. */
{
// if (VM.TraceOnStackReplacement) { VM.sysWrite("OPT adjust exception table.\n"); }
ExceptionHandlerMap exceptionHandlerMap = method.getExceptionHandlerMap();
if (exceptionHandlerMap != null) {
oldStartPCs = exceptionHandlerMap.getStartPC();
oldEndPCs = exceptionHandlerMap.getEndPC();
oldHandlerPCs = exceptionHandlerMap.getHandlerPC();
int n = oldStartPCs.length;
int[] newStartPCs = new int[n];
System.arraycopy(oldStartPCs, 0, newStartPCs, 0, n);
exceptionHandlerMap.setStartPC(newStartPCs);
int[] newEndPCs = new int[n];
System.arraycopy(oldEndPCs, 0, newEndPCs, 0, n);
exceptionHandlerMap.setEndPC(newEndPCs);
int[] newHandlerPCs = new int[n];
System.arraycopy(oldHandlerPCs, 0, newHandlerPCs, 0, n);
exceptionHandlerMap.setHandlerPC(newHandlerPCs);
for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) {
newStartPCs[i] += prosize;
newEndPCs[i] += prosize;
newHandlerPCs[i] += prosize;
}
}
}
CompiledMethod newCompiledMethod =
RuntimeCompiler.recompileWithOptOnStackSpecialization(compPlan);
// restore original bytecode, exception table, and line number table
method.finalizeOsrSpecialization();
{
ExceptionHandlerMap exceptionHandlerMap = method.getExceptionHandlerMap();
if (exceptionHandlerMap != null) {
exceptionHandlerMap.setStartPC(oldStartPCs);
exceptionHandlerMap.setEndPC(oldEndPCs);
exceptionHandlerMap.setHandlerPC(oldHandlerPCs);
}
}
// compilation failed because compilation is in progress,
// reverse back to the baseline
if (newCompiledMethod == null) {
if (VM.TraceOnStackReplacement) {
VM.sysWriteln("OPT : fialed, because compilation in progress, " + "fall back to baseline");
}
return baselineCompile(state);
}
// mark the method is a specialized one
newCompiledMethod.setSpecialForOSR();
if (VM.TraceOnStackReplacement) VM.sysWriteln("OPT : done\n");
return newCompiledMethod;
}
