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(* Emission of the core of the Cortex-A8 NEON scheduling description.
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   Copyright (C) 2007, 2010 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
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   Contributed by CodeSourcery.
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   This file is part of GCC.
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   GCC is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
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   the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free
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   Software Foundation; either version 3, or (at your option) any later
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   version.
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   GCC is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY
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   WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
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   FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General Public License
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   for more details.
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   You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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   along with GCC; see the file COPYING3.  If not see
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   .
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*)
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(* This scheduling description generator works as follows.
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   - Each group of instructions has source and destination requirements
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     specified.  The source requirements may be specified using
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     Source (the stage at which all source operands not otherwise
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     described are read), Source_m (the stage at which Rm operands are
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     read), Source_n (likewise for Rn) and Source_d (likewise for Rd).
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   - For each group of instructions the earliest stage where a source
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     operand may be required is calculated.
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   - Each group of instructions is selected in turn as a producer.
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     The latencies between this group and every other group are then
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     calculated, yielding up to four values for each combination:
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        1. Producer -> consumer Rn latency
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        2. Producer -> consumer Rm latency
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        3. Producer -> consumer Rd (as a source) latency
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        4. Producer -> consumer worst-case latency.
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     Value 4 is calculated from the destination availability requirements
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     of the consumer and the earliest source availability requirements
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     of the producer.
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   - The largest Value 4 calculated for the current producer is the
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     worse-case latency, L, for that instruction group.  This value is written
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     out in a define_insn_reservation for the producer group.
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   - For each producer and consumer pair, the latencies calculated above
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     are collated.  The average (of up to four values) is calculated and
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     if this average is different from the worst-case latency, an
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     unguarded define_bypass construction is issued for that pair.
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     (For each pair only one define_bypass construction will be emitted,
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     and at present we do not emit specific guards.)
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*)
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let find_with_result fn lst =
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  let rec scan = function
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      [] -> raise Not_found
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    | l::ls ->
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      match fn l with
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          Some result -> result
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       | _ -> scan ls in
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    scan lst
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let n1 = 1 and n2 = 2 and n3 = 3 and n4 = 4 and n5 = 5 and n6 = 6
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    and n7 = 7 and n8 = 8 and n9 = 9
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type availability = Source of int
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                  | Source_n of int
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                  | Source_m of int
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                  | Source_d of int
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                  | Dest of int
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                  | Dest_n_after of int * int
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type guard = Guard_none | Guard_only_m | Guard_only_n | Guard_only_d
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(* Reservation behaviors.  All but the last row here correspond to one
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   pipeline each.  Each constructor will correspond to one
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   define_reservation.  *)
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type reservation =
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  Mul | Mul_2cycle | Mul_4cycle
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| Shift | Shift_2cycle
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| ALU | ALU_2cycle
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| Fmul | Fmul_2cycle
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| Fadd | Fadd_2cycle
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(* | VFP *)
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| Permute of int
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| Ls of int
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| Fmul_then_fadd | Fmul_then_fadd_2
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(* This table must be kept as short as possible by conflating
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   entries with the same availability behavior.
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   First components: instruction group names
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   Second components: availability requirements, in the order in which
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   they should appear in the comments in the .md file.
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   Third components: reservation info
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*)
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let availability_table = [
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  (* NEON integer ALU instructions.  *)
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  (* vbit vbif vbsl vorr vbic vnot vcls vclz vcnt vadd vand vorr
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     veor vbic vorn ddd qqq *)
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  "neon_int_1", [Source n2; Dest n3], ALU;
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  (* vadd vsub qqd vsub ddd qqq *)
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  "neon_int_2", [Source_m n1; Source_n n2; Dest n3], ALU;
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  (* vsum vneg dd qq vadd vsub qdd *)
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  "neon_int_3", [Source n1; Dest n3], ALU;
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  (* vabs vceqz vcgez vcbtz vclez vcltz vadh vradh vsbh vrsbh dqq *)
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  (* vhadd vrhadd vqadd vtst ddd qqq *)
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  "neon_int_4", [Source n2; Dest n4], ALU;
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  (* vabd qdd vhsub vqsub vabd vceq vcge vcgt vmax vmin vfmx vfmn ddd ddd *)
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  "neon_int_5", [Source_m n1; Source_n n2; Dest n4], ALU;
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  (* vqneg vqabs dd qq *)
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  "neon_vqneg_vqabs", [Source n1; Dest n4], ALU;
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  (* vmov vmvn *)
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  "neon_vmov", [Dest n3], ALU;
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  (* vaba *)
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  "neon_vaba", [Source_n n2; Source_m n1; Source_d n3; Dest n6], ALU;
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  "neon_vaba_qqq",
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    [Source_n n2; Source_m n1; Source_d n3; Dest_n_after (1, n6)], ALU_2cycle;
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  (* vsma *)
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  "neon_vsma", [Source_m n1; Source_d n3; Dest n6], ALU;
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  (* NEON integer multiply instructions.  *)
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  (* vmul, vqdmlh, vqrdmlh *)
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  (* vmul, vqdmul, qdd 16/8 long 32/16 long *)
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  "neon_mul_ddd_8_16_qdd_16_8_long_32_16_long", [Source n2; Dest n6], Mul;
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  "neon_mul_qqq_8_16_32_ddd_32", [Source n2; Dest_n_after (1, n6)], Mul_2cycle;
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  (* vmul, vqdmul again *)
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  "neon_mul_qdd_64_32_long_qqd_16_ddd_32_scalar_64_32_long_scalar",
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    [Source_n n2; Source_m n1; Dest_n_after (1, n6)], Mul_2cycle;
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  (* vmla, vmls *)
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  "neon_mla_ddd_8_16_qdd_16_8_long_32_16_long",
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    [Source_n n2; Source_m n2; Source_d n3; Dest n6], Mul;
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  "neon_mla_qqq_8_16",
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    [Source_n n2; Source_m n2; Source_d n3; Dest_n_after (1, n6)], Mul_2cycle;
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  "neon_mla_ddd_32_qqd_16_ddd_32_scalar_qdd_64_32_long_scalar_qdd_64_32_long",
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    [Source_n n2; Source_m n1; Source_d n3; Dest_n_after (1, n6)], Mul_2cycle;
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  "neon_mla_qqq_32_qqd_32_scalar",
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    [Source_n n2; Source_m n1; Source_d n3; Dest_n_after (3, n6)], Mul_4cycle;
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  (* vmul, vqdmulh, vqrdmulh *)
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  (* vmul, vqdmul *)
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  "neon_mul_ddd_16_scalar_32_16_long_scalar",
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    [Source_n n2; Source_m n1; Dest n6], Mul;
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  "neon_mul_qqd_32_scalar",
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    [Source_n n2; Source_m n1; Dest_n_after (3, n6)], Mul_4cycle;
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  (* vmla, vmls *)
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  (* vmla, vmla, vqdmla, vqdmls *)
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  "neon_mla_ddd_16_scalar_qdd_32_16_long_scalar",
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    [Source_n n2; Source_m n1; Source_d n3; Dest n6], Mul;
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  (* NEON integer shift instructions.  *)
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  (* vshr/vshl immediate, vshr_narrow, vshl_vmvh, vsli_vsri_ddd *)
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  "neon_shift_1", [Source n1; Dest n3], Shift;
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  (* vqshl, vrshr immediate; vqshr, vqmov, vrshr, vqrshr narrow;
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     vqshl_vrshl_vqrshl_ddd *)
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  "neon_shift_2", [Source n1; Dest n4], Shift;
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  (* vsli, vsri and vshl for qqq *)
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  "neon_shift_3", [Source n1; Dest_n_after (1, n3)], Shift_2cycle;
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  "neon_vshl_ddd", [Source n1; Dest n1], Shift;
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  "neon_vqshl_vrshl_vqrshl_qqq", [Source n1; Dest_n_after (1, n4)],
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    Shift_2cycle;
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  "neon_vsra_vrsra", [Source_m n1; Source_d n3; Dest n6], Shift;
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  (* NEON floating-point instructions.  *)
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  (* vadd, vsub, vabd, vmul, vceq, vcge, vcgt, vcage, vcagt, vmax, vmin *)
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  (* vabs, vneg, vceqz, vcgez, vcgtz, vclez, vcltz, vrecpe, vrsqrte, vcvt *)
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  "neon_fp_vadd_ddd_vabs_dd", [Source n2; Dest n5], Fadd;
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  "neon_fp_vadd_qqq_vabs_qq", [Source n2; Dest_n_after (1, n5)],
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    Fadd_2cycle;
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  (* vsum, fvmx, vfmn *)
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  "neon_fp_vsum", [Source n1; Dest n5], Fadd;
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  "neon_fp_vmul_ddd", [Source_n n2; Source_m n1; Dest n5], Fmul;
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  "neon_fp_vmul_qqd", [Source_n n2; Source_m n1; Dest_n_after (1, n5)],
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    Fmul_2cycle;
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  (* vmla, vmls *)
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  "neon_fp_vmla_ddd",
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    [Source_n n2; Source_m n2; Source_d n3; Dest n9], Fmul_then_fadd;
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  "neon_fp_vmla_qqq",
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    [Source_n n2; Source_m n2; Source_d n3; Dest_n_after (1, n9)],
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    Fmul_then_fadd_2;
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  "neon_fp_vmla_ddd_scalar",
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    [Source_n n2; Source_m n1; Source_d n3; Dest n9], Fmul_then_fadd;
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  "neon_fp_vmla_qqq_scalar",
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    [Source_n n2; Source_m n1; Source_d n3; Dest_n_after (1, n9)],
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    Fmul_then_fadd_2;
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  "neon_fp_vrecps_vrsqrts_ddd", [Source n2; Dest n9], Fmul_then_fadd;
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  "neon_fp_vrecps_vrsqrts_qqq", [Source n2; Dest_n_after (1, n9)],
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    Fmul_then_fadd_2;
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  (* NEON byte permute instructions.  *)
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  (* vmov; vtrn and vswp for dd; vzip for dd; vuzp for dd; vrev; vext for dd *)
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  "neon_bp_simple", [Source n1; Dest n2], Permute 1;
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  (* vswp for qq; vext for qqq; vtbl with {Dn} or {Dn, Dn1};
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     similarly for vtbx *)
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  "neon_bp_2cycle", [Source n1; Dest_n_after (1, n2)], Permute 2;
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  (* all the rest *)
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  "neon_bp_3cycle", [Source n1; Dest_n_after (2, n2)], Permute 3;
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  (* NEON load/store instructions.  *)
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  "neon_ldr", [Dest n1], Ls 1;
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  "neon_str", [Source n1], Ls 1;
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  "neon_vld1_1_2_regs", [Dest_n_after (1, n1)], Ls 2;
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  "neon_vld1_3_4_regs", [Dest_n_after (2, n1)], Ls 3;
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  "neon_vld2_2_regs_vld1_vld2_all_lanes", [Dest_n_after (1, n2)], Ls 2;
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  "neon_vld2_4_regs", [Dest_n_after (2, n2)], Ls 3;
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  "neon_vld3_vld4", [Dest_n_after (3, n2)], Ls 4;
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  "neon_vst1_1_2_regs_vst2_2_regs", [Source n1], Ls 2;
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  "neon_vst1_3_4_regs", [Source n1], Ls 3;
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  "neon_vst2_4_regs_vst3_vst4", [Source n1], Ls 4;
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  "neon_vst3_vst4", [Source n1], Ls 4;
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  "neon_vld1_vld2_lane", [Source n1; Dest_n_after (2, n2)], Ls 3;
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  "neon_vld3_vld4_lane", [Source n1; Dest_n_after (4, n2)], Ls 5;
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  "neon_vst1_vst2_lane", [Source n1], Ls 2;
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  "neon_vst3_vst4_lane", [Source n1], Ls 3;
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  "neon_vld3_vld4_all_lanes", [Dest_n_after (1, n2)], Ls 3;
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  (* NEON register transfer instructions.  *)
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  "neon_mcr", [Dest n2], Permute 1;
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  "neon_mcr_2_mcrr", [Dest n2], Permute 2;
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  (* MRC instructions are in the .tpl file.  *)
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]
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(* Augment the tuples in the availability table with an extra component
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   that describes the earliest stage where a source operand may be
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   required.  (It is also possible that an entry in the table has no
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   source requirements.)  *)
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let calculate_sources =
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  List.map (fun (name, avail, res) ->
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              let earliest_stage =
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                List.fold_left
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                  (fun cur -> fun info ->
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                     match info with
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                       Source stage
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                     | Source_n stage
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                     | Source_m stage
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                     | Source_d stage ->
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                         (match cur with
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                           None -> Some stage
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                         | Some stage' when stage < stage' -> Some stage
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                         | _ -> cur)
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                     | _ -> cur) None avail
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              in
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                (name, avail, res, earliest_stage))
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(* Find the stage, if any, at the end of which a group produces a result.  *)
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let find_dest (attr, avail, _, _) =
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  try
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    find_with_result
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      (fun av -> match av with
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                   Dest st -> Some (Some st)
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                 | Dest_n_after (after, st) -> Some (Some (after + st))
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                 | _ -> None) avail
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  with Not_found -> None
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(* Find the worst-case latency between a producer and a consumer.  *)
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let worst_case_latency producer (_, _, _, earliest_required) =
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  let dest = find_dest producer in
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    match earliest_required, dest with
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      None, _ ->
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        (* The consumer doesn't have any source requirements.  *)
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        None
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    | _, None ->
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        (* The producer doesn't produce any results (e.g. a store insn).  *)
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        None
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    | Some consumed, Some produced -> Some (produced - consumed + 1)
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(* Helper function for below.  *)
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let latency_calc f producer (_, avail, _, _) =
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  try
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    let source_avail = find_with_result f avail in
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      match find_dest producer with
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        None ->
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          (* The producer does not produce a result.  *)
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          Some 0
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      | Some produced ->
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          let latency = produced - source_avail + 1 in
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            (* Latencies below zero are raised to zero since we don't have
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               delay slots.  *)
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            if latency < 0 then Some 0 else Some latency
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  with Not_found -> None
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(* Find any Rm latency between a producer and a consumer.  If no
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   Rm source requirement is explicitly specified for the consumer,
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   return "positive infinity".  Also return "positive infinity" if
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   the latency matches the supplied worst-case latency for this
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   producer.  *)
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let get_m_latency producer consumer =
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  match latency_calc (fun av -> match av with Source_m stage -> Some stage
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                                            | _ -> None) producer consumer
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  with None -> [] | Some latency -> [(Guard_only_m, latency)]
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(* Likewise for Rn.  *)
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let get_n_latency producer consumer =
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  match latency_calc (fun av -> match av with Source_n stage -> Some stage
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                                            | _ -> None) producer consumer
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  with None -> [] | Some latency -> [(Guard_only_n, latency)]
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(* Likewise for Rd.  *)
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let get_d_latency producer consumer =
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  match
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    latency_calc (fun av -> match av with Source_d stage -> Some stage
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                                        | _ -> None) producer consumer
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  with None -> [] | Some latency -> [(Guard_only_d, latency)]
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(* Given a producer and a consumer, work out the latency of the producer
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   to the consumer in each of the four cases (availability information
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   permitting) identified at the top of this file.  Return the
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   consumer, the worst-case unguarded latency and any guarded latencies.  *)
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let calculate_latencies producer consumer =
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  let worst = worst_case_latency producer consumer in
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  let m_latency = get_m_latency producer consumer in
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  let n_latency = get_n_latency producer consumer in
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  let d_latency = get_d_latency producer consumer in
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    (consumer, worst, m_latency @ n_latency @ d_latency)
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(* Helper function for below.  *)
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let pick_latency largest worst guards =
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  let guards =
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    match worst with
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      None -> guards
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    | Some worst -> (Guard_none, worst) :: guards
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  in
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  if List.length guards = 0 then None else
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    let total_latency =
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      List.fold_left (fun acc -> fun (_, latency) -> acc + latency) 0 guards
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    in
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    let average_latency = (float_of_int total_latency) /.
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                          (float_of_int (List.length guards)) in
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    let rounded_latency = int_of_float (ceil average_latency) in
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      if rounded_latency = largest then None
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      else Some (Guard_none, rounded_latency)
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(* Collate all bypasses for a particular producer as required in
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   worst_case_latencies_and_bypasses.  (By this stage there is a maximum
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   of one bypass from this producer to any particular consumer listed
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   in LATENCIES.)  Use a hash table to collate bypasses with the
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   same latency and guard.  *)
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let collate_bypasses (producer_name, _, _, _) largest latencies =
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  let ht = Hashtbl.create 42 in
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  let keys = ref [] in
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    List.iter (
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      fun ((consumer, _, _, _), worst, guards) ->
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        (* Find out which latency to use.  Ignoring latencies that match
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           the *overall* worst-case latency for this producer (which will
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           be in define_insn_reservation), we have to examine:
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           1. the latency with no guard between this producer and this
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              consumer; and
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           2. any guarded latency.  *)
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        let guard_latency_opt = pick_latency largest worst guards in
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          match guard_latency_opt with
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            None -> ()
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          | Some (guard, latency) ->
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            begin
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              (if (try ignore (Hashtbl.find ht (guard, latency)); false
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                   with Not_found -> true) then
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                 keys := (guard, latency) :: !keys);
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              Hashtbl.add ht (guard, latency) consumer
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            end
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    ) latencies;
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    (* The hash table now has bypasses collated so that ones with the
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       same latency and guard have the same keys.  Walk through all the
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       keys, extract the associated bypasses, and concatenate the names
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       of the consumers for each bypass.  *)
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    List.map (
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      fun ((guard, latency) as key) ->
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        let consumers = Hashtbl.find_all ht key in
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          (producer_name,
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           String.concat ",\\\n               " consumers,
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           latency,
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           guard)
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      ) !keys
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(* For every producer, find the worst-case latency between it and
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   *any* consumer.  Also determine (if such a thing exists) the
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   lowest-latency bypass from each producer to each consumer.  Group
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   the output in such a way that all bypasses with the same producer
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   and latency are together, and so that bypasses with the worst-case
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   latency are ignored.  *)
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let worst_case_latencies_and_bypasses =
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  let rec f (worst_acc, bypasses_acc) prev xs =
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    match xs with
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      [] -> (worst_acc, bypasses_acc)
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    | ((producer_name, producer_avail, res_string, _) as producer)::next ->
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      (* For this particular producer, work out the latencies between
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         it and every consumer.  *)
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      let latencies =
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        List.fold_left (fun acc -> fun consumer ->
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                          (calculate_latencies producer consumer) :: acc)
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                       [] (prev @ xs)
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      in
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        (* Now work out what the overall worst case latency was for this
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           particular producer.  *)
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        match latencies with
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          [] -> assert false
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        | _ ->
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          let comp_fn (_, l1, _) (_, l2, _) =
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            if l1 > l2 then -1 else if l1 = l2 then 0 else 1
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          in
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          let largest =
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            match List.hd (List.sort comp_fn latencies) with
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              (_, None, _) -> 0 (* Producer has no consumers. *)
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            | (_, Some worst, _) -> worst
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          in
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          (* Having got the largest latency, collect all bypasses for
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             this producer and filter out those with that larger
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             latency.  Record the others for later emission.  *)
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          let bypasses = collate_bypasses producer largest latencies in
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            (* Go on to process remaining producers, having noted
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               the result for this one.  *)
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            f ((producer_name, producer_avail, largest,
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                res_string) :: worst_acc,
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               bypasses @ bypasses_acc)
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              (prev @ [producer]) next
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  in
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    f ([], []) []
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(* Emit a helpful comment for a define_insn_reservation.  *)
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let write_comment producer avail =
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  let seen_source = ref false in
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  let describe info =
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    let read = if !seen_source then "" else "read " in
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    match info with
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      Source stage ->
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        seen_source := true;
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        Printf.printf "%stheir source operands at N%d" read stage
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    | Source_n stage ->
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        seen_source := true;
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        Printf.printf "%stheir (D|Q)n operands at N%d" read stage
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    | Source_m stage ->
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        seen_source := true;
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        Printf.printf "%stheir (D|Q)m operands at N%d" read stage
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    | Source_d stage ->
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        Printf.printf "%stheir (D|Q)d operands at N%d" read stage
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    | Dest stage ->
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        Printf.printf "produce a result at N%d" stage
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    | Dest_n_after (after, stage) ->
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        Printf.printf "produce a result at N%d on cycle %d" stage (after + 1)
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  in
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    Printf.printf ";; Instructions using this reservation ";
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    let rec f infos x =
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      let sep = if x mod 2 = 1 then "" else "\n;;" in
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      match infos with
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        [] -> assert false
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      | [info] -> describe info; Printf.printf ".\n"
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      | info::(_::[] as infos) ->
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          describe info; Printf.printf ", and%s " sep; f infos (x+1)
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      | info::infos -> describe info; Printf.printf ",%s " sep; f infos (x+1)
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    in
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      f avail 0
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(* Emit a define_insn_reservation for each producer.  The latency
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   written in will be its worst-case latency.  *)
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let emit_insn_reservations =
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  List.iter (
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     fun (producer, avail, latency, reservation) ->
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        write_comment producer avail;
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        Printf.printf "(define_insn_reservation \"%s\" %d\n" producer latency;
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        Printf.printf "  (and (eq_attr \"tune\" \"cortexa8\")\n";
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        Printf.printf "       (eq_attr \"neon_type\" \"%s\"))\n" producer;
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        let str =
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          match reservation with
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            Mul -> "dp" | Mul_2cycle -> "dp_2" | Mul_4cycle -> "dp_4"
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          | Shift -> "dp" | Shift_2cycle -> "dp_2"
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          | ALU -> "dp" | ALU_2cycle -> "dp_2"
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          | Fmul -> "dp" | Fmul_2cycle -> "dp_2"
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          | Fadd -> "fadd" | Fadd_2cycle -> "fadd_2"
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          | Ls 1 -> "ls"
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          | Ls n -> "ls_" ^ (string_of_int n)
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          | Permute 1 -> "perm"
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          | Permute n -> "perm_" ^ (string_of_int n)
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          | Fmul_then_fadd -> "fmul_then_fadd"
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          | Fmul_then_fadd_2 -> "fmul_then_fadd_2"
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        in
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          Printf.printf "  \"cortex_a8_neon_%s\")\n\n" str
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    )
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(* Given a guard description, return the name of the C function to
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   be used as the guard for define_bypass.  *)
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let guard_fn g =
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  match g with
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    Guard_only_m -> "arm_neon_only_m_dependency"
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  | Guard_only_n -> "arm_neon_only_n_dependency"
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  | Guard_only_d -> "arm_neon_only_d_dependency"
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  | Guard_none -> assert false
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(* Emit a define_bypass for each bypass.  *)
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let emit_bypasses =
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  List.iter (
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      fun (producer, consumers, latency, guard) ->
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        Printf.printf "(define_bypass %d \"%s\"\n" latency producer;
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        if guard = Guard_none then
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          Printf.printf "               \"%s\")\n\n" consumers
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        else
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          begin
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            Printf.printf "               \"%s\"\n" consumers;
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            Printf.printf "               \"%s\")\n\n" (guard_fn guard)
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          end
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    )
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(* Program entry point.  *)
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let main =
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  let table = calculate_sources availability_table in
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  let worst_cases, bypasses = worst_case_latencies_and_bypasses table in
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    emit_insn_reservations (List.rev worst_cases);
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    Printf.printf ";; Exceptions to the default latencies.\n\n";
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    emit_bypasses bypasses
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