[CI] Finish Python Version TODOs
There were a couple TODOs in .ci related to Python typing changes after
v3.10. Now that Windows is python version matched to Linux at Python
3.12, we do not need to keep using the old syntax.
[SLP]Check if the value has uselist before asking for uses
Need to check if the value has uselist before asking for uses to fix
a compiler crash
Fixes #173569
[mlir][acc] Add ACCSpecializeForDevice and ACCSpecializeForHost passe… (#173527)
[mlir][acc] Add ACCSpecializeForDevice and ACCSpecializeForHost passes
Add two new transformation passes for specializing OpenACC IR for
different execution contexts:
ACCSpecializeForDevice:
- Strips OpenACC constructs that are invalid in device code
- Replaces data entry ops with their var operands
- Unwraps regions from compute/data constructs
- Erases runtime operations (init, shutdown, wait, etc.)
This pass is applicable in two contexts:
1. Functions marked with `acc.specialized_routine` attribute, where the
entire function body is device code
2. Non-specialized functions, where patterns are applied only to `acc`
operations nested inside compute constructs (parallel, serial, kernels),
not to the constructs themselves
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[libc++] Implement LWG3476: Remove incorrect decay-copy in std::async and add QoI static_assert improvements (#173363)
Fixes https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/104307
This patch implements LWG3476 by removing the incorrect decay-copy in
std::async. The decay-copy was being applied twice, once explicitly via
_LIBCPP_AUTO_CAST and once in __async_func's tuple constructor.
(https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/143828)
It also adds static_assert mandates to std::thread and std::async (which
were already implicitly enforced) and expands test coverage.
[AArch64] Consider MOVaddr* as cheap if fuse-adrp-add
These pseudo-instructions usually translate into a pair of adrp+add and
have a single cycle latency on some micro-architectures.
[VPlan] Split off VPReductionRecipe creation for in-loop reductions (NFC) (#168784)
This patch splits off VPReductionRecipe creation for in-loop reductions
to a separate transform from adjustInLoopReductions, which has been
renamed.
The new transform has been updated to work directly on VPInstructions,
and gets applied after header phis have been processed, once on VPlan0.
Builds on top of https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/168291 and
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/166099 which should be
reviewed first.
PR: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/168784
[SCCP] Use mergeInValue instead of markConstant when folding CastInst (#173190)
Fixes #173180
The crash occurs when a vector constant refines its value during
iterative analysis.
In `SCCPInstVisitor::visitCastInst`, the logic for folding constants
through a `CastInst` uses `markConstant`. This function is strictly
designed for initial assignments and contains an assertion that prevents
a lattice element from being updated with a different constant pointer.
During the analysis of loops or complex data flows, a vector constant
may "refine." For example:
First Pass: SCCP identifies a value as `<4 x i64> {poison, poison,
poison, 0}`.
Second Pass: The value refines to `<4 x i64> zeroinitializer`.
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[LV][IRBuilder] Allow implicit truncation of step vector (#173229)
LV can create step vectors that wrap around, e.g. `step-vector i1` with
VF>2. Allow truncation when creating the vector constant to avoid an
assertion failure with https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/171456.
After https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/173494 the definition of
the llvm.stepvector intrinsic has been changed to make it have wrapping
semantics, so the semantics for the fixed and scalable case match now.
[LLVM][LangRef] Redefine out-of-range stepvector values as being truncated. (#173494)
The LangRef current defines out-of-range stepvector values as poison.
This property is at odds with both the expansion used for fixed-length
vectors and the equivalent ISD node, both of which implicitly truncate
out-of-range values.
[clangd] Find references to constructors called indirectly via a forwarding function (#169742)
Calls to functions that forward to a constructor, such as make_unique,
are now recorded as references to the called constructor as well, so
that searching for references to a constructor finds such call sites.
Co-authored-by: Nathan Ridge <zeratul976 at hotmail.com>
