Inlined functions might contain call-sites which can be devirtualized
in the context of the caller. To achieve that we add a pass which
calls canonicalization on all dynamic calls (and their data
dependencies) between rounds of inlining.
More specifically this helps cases which require interleaving
some redundancy elimination and inlining to remove the cost of
abstractions. The primary example is for-in loop with an array of
a known type which usually requires inlining `get:iterator` and
propagating iterable value through interator's fields to specialize
and inline `get:length` and `operator[]` on the `Iterable`.
See https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/issues/48433 for example.
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* Add Canonicalize pass after CSE to erase graph differences between
64-bit and 32-bit platforms. These differences originate from different
treatment of integers (we unbox more eagerly on 64-bit platform) and
consequently affect load forwarding - which generates some redundant[1]
phis on 64-bit platform, but not on 32-bit platform. Adding this pass
also addresses other cases of unpredictable performance when IL changes
can cause CSE not to trigger a Canonicalize inside itself and regress
performance, by inhibiting subsequent optimizations.
* Allow IL tests to check whether the graph was compiled in sound
null safety mode or not - because graphs can have minor differences.
* Use `"$i"` instead of `i.toString()` in the test to allow TFA to
infer non-nullability of fields in non-sound-nullsafety mode.
[1] The definition of redundant phi differs between canonicalization
pass and load forwarding pass. The former unwraps redefinitions and
the latter does not. We are going to address this difference in a
more systematic way when we split input dependencies from control
dependencies.
TEST=ci
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* Add support for dumping flow graphs in JSON (to make it machine
readable);
* Add support for controlling which functions are dumped through
a pragma annotation:
`@pragma('vm:testing:print-flow-graph'[, "passes filter"])`
* Replace simple matching DSL with programmatic matching
* Support obfuscated builds
Fixes https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/issues/47340
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Vyacheslav Egorov