- Read the saved context from the entry frame when straddling across C++ frames while iterating over a stack trace in the debugger. This ensures that the correct context is setup in the ActivationFrame structure in these scenarios (instead of the empty context).
- Read the saved context from the caller's frame when iterating over a stack trace in the debugger. The compiler saves the context in the caller frame before invoking closures, we read this saved context when iterating the stack trace.
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This remove bailout for functions with non-zero number of non-fixed parameters and increases our coverage.
SpillSlot location was renamed into StackSlot location and now allows to address spill slots (positive stack index) and incoming parameters (negative stack index).
Environment was reordered to match order of values on the stack (previously it was inversed).
Correctly reserve spill slots in the prologue of the code. Previously register allocator was allocating spill slots, but generated code did not reserve any space for them on the stack so they might have been overwritten by calls.
Fix off by one in DeoptimizationStub::GenerateCode - we were reserving one slot too many.
Change --optimization-filter flag to use substring search instead of prefix comparison, this is much more useful when VM prefixes function name with a path to the file.
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This CL contains the phi insertion step of the SSA construction algorithmus: The phi instructions inserted are not functional yet. Renaming is not included yet.
I based it on Kevin's CL (http://codereview.chromium.org/10388161/), rebased and fixed a bug (added missing iterator.Advance()) there.
It also reintroduces the Definition IL class because Phi-instructions are also
definitions that are referenced by UseVal.
I also added the set of immediately dominated blocks to each basic block.
This will be needed for pre-order dominator-tree traversal in the renaming pass.
Review URL: https://chromiumcodereview.appspot.com//10539108
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Continue to bailout on optional parameters and context-allocated local
variables.
Implement compilation of Bind and Do instructions, LoadLocal and StoreLocal
computations, and temporary values. Temporary allocation assumes they obey
a stack-discipline and have a single use---so any use is always the last
use. Temporaries can then be allocated via push and used via pop. This
dart function:
hukairs(a) {
var b, c;
c = b = a;
return c;
}
compiles to this annotated generated code snippet:
;; StoreLocal(b, #null)
66: mov $0x7f99303c0021,%rax
70: mov %rax,-0x8(%rbp)
;; StoreLocal(c, #null)
74: mov $0x7f99303c0021,%rax
7e: mov %rax,-0x10(%rbp)
;; t0 <-LoadLocal(a)
82: mov 0x10(%rbp),%ax
86: push %rax
;; t0 <-StoreLocal(b, t0)
87: pop %rax
88: mov %rax,-0x8(%rbp)
8c: push %rax
;; StoreLocal(c, t0)
8d: pop %rax
8e: mov %rax,-0x10(%rbp)
;; t0 <-LoadLocal(c)
92: mov -0x10(%rbp),%ax
96: push %rax
;; return t0
97: pop %rax
;; ...
bf: mov %rbp,%rsp
c2: pop %rbp
c3: retq
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This change introduces variable descriptors that describe the name, stack slot index, and source code stretch in which a variable is valid.
Activation frames in the stack trace now can enumerate the variables that are active in that frame.
Next step: fetch the value of variables from the stack.
Review URL: http://codereview.chromium.org//8992020
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