//! C++ Standard Template Library — Complete implementation guide with
//! X86-specific lowering and optimization patterns for LLVM-native.
//!
//! This module provides comprehensive STL support with lowering patterns
//! that describe how each C++ STL component maps to LLVM IR on the X86
//! target architecture. All lowering decisions are informed by:
//! - Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Optimization Reference Manual
//! - AMD64 Architecture Programmer's Manual
//! - System V AMD64 ABI (LP64 data model)
//! - C++17/C++20/C++23 Standards (ISO/IEC 14882)
//!
//! Architecture coverage:
//! - X86-64: full 64-bit mode with all SSE/AVX extensions
//! - IA-32: 32-bit protected mode with SSE2 baseline
//! - Instruction set leverage: SSE2, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, AVX-512
//! - Memory model: flat, little-endian, 4 KB page size
//!
//! Components:
//! - X86STLSupport: Master STL support registry with lowering patterns
//! - Container lowering: sequence, associative, unordered, adaptors, views
//! - Algorithm lowering: non-modifying, modifying, partitioning, sorting,
//! binary search, merge, heap, min/max, numeric, memory
//! - Iterator optimization: pointer arithmetic, memcpy optimization,
//! reverse/move iterator patterns
//! - X86STLIntrinsics: builtin lowering (memcpy, expect, assume, unreachable)
//! - X86STLAttributes: [[nodiscard]], [[maybe_unused]],
//! [[no_unique_address]], __restrict
//! - X86STLConcurrency: atomic, mutex, shared_mutex, jthread
//! - X86STLFormat: C++20 std::format support
//! - X86STLRanges: C++20 ranges with pipeline optimization
//!
//! Zero LLVM source code consultation. All behavior reconstructed from
//! published specifications and black-box oracle interrogation.
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// Prelude — imports from sibling modules
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// X86STLSupport — Master STL support registry
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/// X86-specific STL lowering context: captures the triple, subtarget features,
/// and optimization level used to drive lowering decisions.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLLoweringContext {
/// Target triple (e.g. "x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu")
pub triple: String,
/// Whether targeting 64-bit mode
pub is_64bit: bool,
/// SSE level available: 0=none, 2=SSE2, 3=SSE3, 4=SSE4.2, 5=AVX, 6=AVX2, 7=AVX512
pub sse_level: u8,
/// Optimization level: 0-3
pub opt_level: u8,
/// Whether LTO is enabled
pub lto: bool,
/// Page size for memory operations
pub page_size: u32,
/// Cache line size
pub cache_line_size: u32,
/// Whether to use rep movs for memcpy
pub use_rep_movs: bool,
/// Whether to generate position-independent code
pub pic: bool,
/// Preferred vector width in bits
pub preferred_vector_width: u32,
}
impl Default for X86STLLoweringContext {
fn default() -> Self {
Self {
triple: "x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu".into(),
is_64bit: true,
sse_level: 5, // AVX baseline for modern
opt_level: 2,
lto: false,
page_size: 4096,
cache_line_size: 64,
use_rep_movs: false,
pic: true,
preferred_vector_width: 256,
}
}
}
impl X86STLLoweringContext {
pub fn new_x86_64(opt_level: u8) -> Self {
Self {
triple: "x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu".into(),
is_64bit: true,
opt_level,
..Default::default()
}
}
pub fn new_x86_32(opt_level: u8) -> Self {
Self {
triple: "i686-unknown-linux-gnu".into(),
is_64bit: false,
sse_level: 2, // SSE2 baseline for 32-bit
opt_level,
preferred_vector_width: 128,
..Default::default()
}
}
/// Returns the pointer size in bytes for this context.
pub fn ptr_size(&self) -> u8 {
if self.is_64bit {
8
} else {
4
}
}
/// Returns the preferred alignment for SIMD operations.
pub fn simd_alignment(&self) -> u32 {
match self.sse_level {
0..=1 => 16, // SSE2: 16-byte alignment
2..=4 => 16,
5 => 32, // AVX: 32-byte alignment
_ => 64, // AVX-512: 64-byte alignment
}
}
/// Returns true if vectorized memcpy is beneficial.
pub fn use_vectorized_memcpy(&self) -> bool {
self.sse_level >= 2 && self.opt_level >= 2
}
}
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// X86STLSupport — Complete STL support struct
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/// Master struct that coordinates all STL lowering for the X86 target.
/// Provides container, algorithm, iterator, intrinsic, attribute, concurrency,
/// format, and ranges lowering patterns.
#[derive(Debug)]
pub struct X86STLSupport {
/// Lowering context (triple, features, opt level)
pub ctx: X86STLLoweringContext,
/// Container lowering registry
pub container_lowering: X86ContainerLowering,
/// Algorithm lowering registry
pub algorithm_lowering: X86AlgorithmLowering,
/// Iterator optimization registry
pub iterator_opt: X86IteratorOptimization,
/// STL intrinsic patterns
pub intrinsics: X86STLIntrinsics,
/// STL attribute patterns
pub attributes: X86STLAttributes,
/// Concurrency lowering patterns
pub concurrency: X86STLConcurrency,
/// Format support (C++20)
pub format_support: X86STLFormat,
/// Ranges support (C++20)
pub ranges: X86STLRanges,
/// C++ standard year (17, 20, 23)
pub standard_year: u16,
/// Statistics counter
pub lowering_count: u64,
}
impl X86STLSupport {
pub fn new(ctx: X86STLLoweringContext, standard_year: u16) -> Self {
Self {
ctx: ctx.clone(),
container_lowering: X86ContainerLowering::new(ctx.clone()),
algorithm_lowering: X86AlgorithmLowering::new(ctx.clone()),
iterator_opt: X86IteratorOptimization::new(ctx.clone()),
intrinsics: X86STLIntrinsics::new(ctx.clone()),
attributes: X86STLAttributes::new(ctx.clone()),
concurrency: X86STLConcurrency::new(ctx.clone()),
format_support: X86STLFormat::new(ctx.clone()),
ranges: X86STLRanges::new(ctx.clone()),
standard_year,
lowering_count: 0,
}
}
/// Lower a complete STL translation unit.
pub fn lower_all(&mut self) -> X86STLLoweringResult {
self.lowering_count += 1;
let mut result = X86STLLoweringResult::default();
result.container_stats = self.container_lowering.collect_stats();
result.algorithm_count = self.algorithm_lowering.pattern_count();
result.iterator_opt_count = self.iterator_opt.optimization_count();
result.intrinsic_count = self.intrinsics.intrinsic_count();
result.attribute_count = self.attributes.attribute_count();
result.concurrency_patterns = self.concurrency.pattern_count();
result.format_patterns = self.format_support.pattern_count();
result.range_patterns = self.ranges.pattern_count();
result
}
/// Returns true if the standard supports a given feature.
pub fn standard_supports(&self, min_standard: u16) -> bool {
self.standard_year >= min_standard
}
}
impl Default for X86STLSupport {
fn default() -> Self {
Self::new(X86STLLoweringContext::default(), 23)
}
}
// ── Lowering result ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/// Statistics gathered after an STL lowering pass.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Default)]
pub struct X86STLLoweringResult {
pub container_stats: X86ContainerStats,
pub algorithm_count: u64,
pub iterator_opt_count: u64,
pub intrinsic_count: u64,
pub attribute_count: u64,
pub concurrency_patterns: u64,
pub format_patterns: u64,
pub range_patterns: u64,
}
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// Container Lowering
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/// Statistics for container lowering.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Default)]
pub struct X86ContainerStats {
pub sequence_count: u32,
pub associative_count: u32,
pub unordered_count: u32,
pub adaptor_count: u32,
pub view_count: u32,
pub special_count: u32,
}
/// The lowering strategy for a container on X86.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86ContainerLoweringStrategy {
/// Use heap-allocated contiguous storage (vector-like)
HeapContiguous,
/// Use a chunked/deque block structure
ChunkedBlocks,
/// Use a linked node structure
LinkedNodes,
/// Use inline storage (no heap)
InlineStorage,
/// Use a red-black tree node structure
RedBlackTree,
/// Use a hash table with buckets
HashTable,
/// Delegate to an underlying container
Adaptor,
/// Use a flat sorted array (C++23 flat_set/flat_map)
FlatSorted,
}
impl X86ContainerLoweringStrategy {
pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::HeapContiguous => "heap_contiguous",
Self::ChunkedBlocks => "chunked_blocks",
Self::LinkedNodes => "linked_nodes",
Self::InlineStorage => "inline_storage",
Self::RedBlackTree => "red_black_tree",
Self::HashTable => "hash_table",
Self::Adaptor => "adaptor",
Self::FlatSorted => "flat_sorted",
}
}
/// Returns whether the strategy is iterator-stable on insertion.
pub fn is_iterator_stable(&self) -> bool {
match self {
Self::HeapContiguous => false, // reallocation invalidates
Self::ChunkedBlocks => true,
Self::LinkedNodes => true,
Self::InlineStorage => true,
Self::RedBlackTree => true,
Self::HashTable => false, // rehash invalidates
Self::Adaptor => true,
Self::FlatSorted => false,
}
}
/// Returns whether the strategy supports O(1) random access.
pub fn supports_random_access(&self) -> bool {
match self {
Self::HeapContiguous => true,
Self::ChunkedBlocks => true,
Self::LinkedNodes => false,
Self::InlineStorage => true,
Self::RedBlackTree => false,
Self::HashTable => false,
Self::Adaptor => true,
Self::FlatSorted => true,
}
}
/// Returns the preferred X86 memory layout for this strategy.
pub fn x86_layout(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::HeapContiguous => "linear_array_64_byte_aligned",
Self::ChunkedBlocks => "page_aligned_chunks_512_bytes",
Self::LinkedNodes => "cache_line_aligned_nodes",
Self::InlineStorage => "stack_aligned_16_bytes",
Self::RedBlackTree => "cache_line_aligned_tree_nodes_32_bytes",
Self::HashTable => "power_of_two_buckets_64_byte_aligned",
Self::Adaptor => "delegated_layout",
Self::FlatSorted => "sorted_array_64_byte_aligned",
}
}
}
/// Describes how a container is lowered to LLVM IR on X86.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
/// The C++ container name (e.g. "std::vector")
pub container_name: String,
/// The lowering strategy
pub strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy,
/// The LLVM struct type that represents this container
pub llvm_struct_type: String,
/// Fields in the LLVM struct
pub llvm_fields: Vec<X86ContainerField>,
/// How to lower push_back / insert
pub insert_lowering: String,
/// How to lower erase / pop_back
pub erase_lowering: String,
/// How to lower iteration
pub iteration_lowering: String,
/// How to lower size/capacity queries
pub size_lowering: String,
/// X86-specific optimizations
pub x86_optimizations: Vec<String>,
}
/// A field in the LLVM struct representing a container.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86ContainerField {
pub field_name: String,
pub llvm_type: String,
pub description: String,
}
impl X86ContainerField {
pub fn new(name: &str, ty: &str, desc: &str) -> Self {
Self {
field_name: name.into(),
llvm_type: ty.into(),
description: desc.into(),
}
}
}
/// Registry of container lowering patterns.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86ContainerLowering {
pub ctx: X86STLLoweringContext,
pub patterns: Vec<X86ContainerLoweringPattern>,
pub stats: X86ContainerStats,
}
impl X86ContainerLowering {
pub fn new(ctx: X86STLLoweringContext) -> Self {
let mut slf = Self {
ctx,
patterns: Vec::new(),
stats: X86ContainerStats::default(),
};
slf.register_all_patterns();
slf
}
fn register_all_patterns(&mut self) {
self.register_sequence_containers();
self.register_associative_containers();
self.register_unordered_containers();
self.register_container_adaptors();
self.register_views();
self.register_special_containers();
}
pub fn collect_stats(&self) -> X86ContainerStats {
self.stats.clone()
}
/// Find a pattern by container name.
pub fn find_pattern(&self, name: &str) -> Option<&X86ContainerLoweringPattern> {
self.patterns.iter().find(|p| p.container_name == name)
}
/// Returns all patterns as a slice.
pub fn all_patterns(&self) -> &[X86ContainerLoweringPattern] {
&self.patterns
}
/// Returns the count of registered patterns.
pub fn pattern_count(&self) -> usize {
self.patterns.len()
}
// ── Sequence Containers ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_sequence_containers(&mut self) {
// std::vector
let ptr_ty = if self.ctx.is_64bit { "i64" } else { "i32" };
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::vector".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HeapContiguous,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_start", ptr_ty, "pointer to first element"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_finish", ptr_ty, "pointer past last element"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_end_of_storage", ptr_ty, "pointer past allocated storage"),
],
insert_lowering: "push_back: check capacity; if _M_finish == _M_end_of_storage, reallocate with 2x growth; store element at _M_finish; increment _M_finish".into(),
erase_lowering: "pop_back: decrement _M_finish; call destructor. erase(iter): memmove [iter+1, finish) to iter; decrement _M_finish".into(),
iteration_lowering: "begin()→_M_start, end()→_M_finish; pointer arithmetic with getelementptr i8*".into(),
size_lowering: "size = (_M_finish - _M_start) / sizeof(T); capacity = (_M_end_of_storage - _M_start) / sizeof(T)".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Use rep movsq for reallocation on large vectors (>256 bytes)".into(),
"SSE2/AVX memcpy for trivially-copyable T".into(),
"Prefetch (PREFETCHT0) for growth path on AVX-capable CPUs".into(),
"Align _M_start to cache line (64 bytes) on x86-64".into(),
],
});
self.stats.sequence_count += 1;
// std::deque
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::deque".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::ChunkedBlocks,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_map", ptr_ty, "pointer to array of block pointers"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_map_size", ptr_ty, "number of block pointers"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_start_cur", ptr_ty, "current position in first block"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_finish_cur", ptr_ty, "current position in last block"),
],
insert_lowering: "push_back: if at block end, allocate new block (512 bytes typical on x86-64); store; update _M_finish_cur. push_front: symmetric".into(),
erase_lowering: "pop_back/pop_front: adjust _M_finish_cur/_M_start_cur; free empty blocks if map grows sparse".into(),
iteration_lowering: "iterator holds block pointer + offset; next() checks block boundary; uses lea for address computation".into(),
size_lowering: "size computed from block counts * block_size + partial block elements".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Block size = 512 bytes (8 cache lines) for x86-64 to reduce TLB pressure".into(),
"Use PREFETCHNTA for map pointer array lookups".into(),
"Block allocation aligned to page boundary (4096)".into(),
],
});
self.stats.sequence_count += 1;
// std::list
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::list".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::LinkedNodes,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_node", ptr_ty, "pointer to sentinel node"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_size", ptr_ty, "optional: cached size (C++11+)"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_alloc", ptr_ty, "allocator state (EBO-optimized)"),
],
insert_lowering: "insert: allocate node (2*ptr_size + sizeof(T) bytes); link into doubly-linked list; update prev/next pointers".into(),
erase_lowering: "erase: unlink node; call destructor; deallocate node memory".into(),
iteration_lowering: "iterator = node pointer; ++iter -> iter->next; uses mov for pointer chase".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_size (if cached, O(1)) or computed via traversal (O(n))".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Node allocation aligned to cache line to avoid false sharing".into(),
"Prefetch next/prev nodes during iteration (PREFETCHT0)".into(),
"Pool allocator for small T to reduce malloc overhead".into(),
],
});
self.stats.sequence_count += 1;
// std::forward_list
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::forward_list".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::LinkedNodes,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {} }}", ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![X86ContainerField::new(
"_M_head",
ptr_ty,
"pointer to before-begin sentinel (or null)",
)],
insert_lowering:
"insert_after: allocate node; set node->next = pos->next; pos->next = new_node"
.into(),
erase_lowering: "erase_after: tmp = pos->next; pos->next = tmp->next; deallocate tmp"
.into(),
iteration_lowering: "begin() = _M_head->next; end() = nullptr; forward iteration only"
.into(),
size_lowering: "size is not cached; must traverse list (O(n))".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Single-linked node: 1 word smaller than list node (no prev pointer)".into(),
"Use non-temporal stores when bulk-constructing nodes".into(),
],
});
self.stats.sequence_count += 1;
// std::array
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::array".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::InlineStorage,
llvm_struct_type: format!("[N x T]"),
llvm_fields: vec![X86ContainerField::new(
"_M_elems",
"[N x T]",
"inline element array",
)],
insert_lowering: "compile-time fixed size; no dynamic insertion".into(),
erase_lowering: "compile-time fixed size; no dynamic erasure".into(),
iteration_lowering:
"data() returns pointer to _M_elems; begin()/end() use pointer arithmetic".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = N (compile-time constant)".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Entire array fits in register for small N on x86-64 (up to 16/32 bytes)".into(),
"SIMD operations on array elements with SSE/AVX".into(),
"Stack-aligned at 16/32 bytes for SIMD access".into(),
],
});
self.stats.sequence_count += 1;
}
// ── Associative Containers ───────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_associative_containers(&mut self) {
let ptr_ty = if self.ctx.is_64bit { "i64" } else { "i32" };
let _rb_node = format!("{{ {}, {}, {}, {}, T }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty, "i1");
// std::set
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::set".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::RedBlackTree,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_header", ptr_ty, "pointer to tree header/sentinel"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_node_count", ptr_ty, "number of nodes"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_key_compare", ptr_ty, "comparator (EBO-optimized)"),
],
insert_lowering: r#"insert: RB-tree insertion with rebalancing.
Allocate node: {parent, left, right, color, key}.
BST-insert at leaf position.
Rebalance: rotate_left/rotate_right as needed.
Set root color to black."#
.into(),
erase_lowering: r#"erase: RB-tree deletion with rebalancing.
Find node; handle 0/1/2 child cases.
Transplant subtree; fix double-black violations.
Deallocate node."#
.into(),
iteration_lowering:
"In-order traversal via tree_iter: left→self→right; use node->left/right pointers"
.into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_node_count (cached, O(1))".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Node size = 32 bytes (4 ptrs + color byte + key) — fits in half cache line".into(),
"Use cmov for color flip decisions".into(),
"Prefetch child nodes during tree descent".into(),
],
});
self.stats.associative_count += 1;
// std::multiset
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::multiset".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::RedBlackTree,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_header", ptr_ty, "tree header"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_node_count", ptr_ty, "node count"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_key_compare", ptr_ty, "comparator"),
],
insert_lowering: "insert: always inserts (duplicates allowed); uses upper_bound hint for equal_range insertion".into(),
erase_lowering: "erase(key): removes all nodes with matching key via equal_range; erase(iter): removes single node".into(),
iteration_lowering: "In-order; equal_range returns [lower_bound, upper_bound)".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_node_count".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Same RB-tree optimizations as std::set".into(),
"Bulk erase optimizations for contiguous key ranges".into(),
],
});
self.stats.associative_count += 1;
// std::map
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::map".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::RedBlackTree,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_header", ptr_ty, "tree header"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_node_count", ptr_ty, "node count"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_key_compare", ptr_ty, "key comparator"),
],
insert_lowering:
"insert({key,value}): allocate node with pair<const K,V>; RB-tree insert; rebalance"
.into(),
erase_lowering: "erase(key): find node; RB-tree delete; rebalance; deallocate".into(),
iteration_lowering: "In-order; iterator dereferences to pair<const K,V>".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_node_count".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Node: {parent,left,right,color, key, value} — align value for SIMD loads".into(),
"operator[]: uses lower_bound + insert hint for O(log n) amortized".into(),
"Try-emplace (C++17): single allocation with perfect forwarding".into(),
],
});
self.stats.associative_count += 1;
// std::multimap
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::multimap".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::RedBlackTree,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_header", ptr_ty, "tree header"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_node_count", ptr_ty, "node count"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_key_compare", ptr_ty, "comparator"),
],
insert_lowering: "insert: always inserts (duplicate keys allowed)".into(),
erase_lowering: "erase(key): removes all with matching key".into(),
iteration_lowering: "In-order; equal_range provides range of matching keys".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_node_count".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Identical node layout to std::map".into(),
"Use hint insertion for bulk ordered inserts".into(),
],
});
self.stats.associative_count += 1;
}
// ── Unordered Containers ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_unordered_containers(&mut self) {
let ptr_ty = if self.ctx.is_64bit { "i64" } else { "i32" };
// std::unordered_set
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::unordered_set".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HashTable,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_buckets", ptr_ty, "pointer to bucket array"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_bucket_count", ptr_ty, "number of buckets"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_element_count", ptr_ty, "number of elements"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_before_begin", ptr_ty, "before-begin node"),
],
insert_lowering: r#"insert: hash(key) % bucket_count -> bucket_index.
Allocate node: {next_ptr, key}.
Insert at front of bucket's linked list.
If load_factor > max_load_factor (1.0), rehash to 2x buckets."#.into(),
erase_lowering: "erase: find bucket; unlink node from list; deallocate".into(),
iteration_lowering: "Forward iteration through internal singly-linked list; each bucket head chains nodes".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_element_count (cached)".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Power-of-two bucket count for fast modulo (AND mask)".into(),
"Use CRC32 (SSE4.2) for integer hash on x86".into(),
"Bucket array aligned to cache line to reduce false sharing".into(),
"Prefetch bucket head during lookup".into(),
],
});
self.stats.unordered_count += 1;
// std::unordered_multiset
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::unordered_multiset".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HashTable,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_buckets", ptr_ty, "buckets"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_bucket_count", ptr_ty, "bucket count"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_element_count", ptr_ty, "element count"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_before_begin", ptr_ty, "before-begin"),
],
insert_lowering: "insert: always inserts (no uniqueness check); hash, bucket, prepend"
.into(),
erase_lowering: "erase(key): removes all matching; erase(iter): removes one".into(),
iteration_lowering: "Forward iteration, same as unordered_set".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_element_count".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec!["Same hash table optimizations as unordered_set".into()],
});
self.stats.unordered_count += 1;
// std::unordered_map
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::unordered_map".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HashTable,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_buckets", ptr_ty, "buckets"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_bucket_count", ptr_ty, "bucket count"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_element_count", ptr_ty, "element count"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_before_begin", ptr_ty, "before-begin"),
],
insert_lowering: "insert({k,v}): hash(k); find bucket; check for duplicate key; allocate node with pair<const K,V>; prepend".into(),
erase_lowering: "erase(k): find bucket; walk list; unlink matching node; deallocate".into(),
iteration_lowering: "Forward iteration; dereferences to pair<const K,V>".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_element_count".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Node: {next, hash_cached?, key, value} — cache hash for faster rehash".into(),
"operator[]: uses try_emplace pattern (C++17) to avoid double lookup".into(),
],
});
self.stats.unordered_count += 1;
// std::unordered_multimap
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::unordered_multimap".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HashTable,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_buckets", ptr_ty, "buckets"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_bucket_count", ptr_ty, "bucket count"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_element_count", ptr_ty, "element count"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_before_begin", ptr_ty, "before-begin"),
],
insert_lowering: "insert: always prepends (no duplicate check)".into(),
erase_lowering: "erase(k): removes all matching".into(),
iteration_lowering: "Forward iteration, deref to pair<const K,V>".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_element_count".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec!["Same as unordered_map".into()],
});
self.stats.unordered_count += 1;
}
// ── Container Adaptors ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_container_adaptors(&mut self) {
let _ptr_ty = if self.ctx.is_64bit { "i64" } else { "i32" };
// std::stack (adapted over deque by default)
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::stack".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::Adaptor,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ Container }}"),
llvm_fields: vec![X86ContainerField::new(
"c",
"Container",
"underlying container (default: deque<T>)",
)],
insert_lowering: "push: delegates to underlying container's push_back".into(),
erase_lowering: "pop: delegates to underlying container's pop_back".into(),
iteration_lowering: "No direct iteration; top() returns c.back()".into(),
size_lowering: "size(): delegates to c.size()".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Underlying container's optimizations apply".into(),
"For small T, switch to vector backend for better cache locality".into(),
],
});
self.stats.adaptor_count += 1;
// std::queue (adapted over deque by default)
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::queue".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::Adaptor,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ Container }}"),
llvm_fields: vec![X86ContainerField::new(
"c",
"Container",
"underlying container (default: deque<T>)",
)],
insert_lowering: "push: delegates to c.push_back".into(),
erase_lowering: "pop: delegates to c.pop_front".into(),
iteration_lowering: "No iteration; front() = c.front(), back() = c.back()".into(),
size_lowering: "size(): delegates to c.size()".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec!["Underlying container's optimizations apply".into()],
});
self.stats.adaptor_count += 1;
// std::priority_queue (adapted over vector by default, with heap)
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::priority_queue".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::Adaptor,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ Container, Compare }}"),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new(
"c",
"Container",
"underlying container (default: vector<T>)",
),
X86ContainerField::new("comp", "Compare", "comparison functor (EBO-optimized)"),
],
insert_lowering: "push: c.push_back; push_heap on c".into(),
erase_lowering: "pop: pop_heap on c; c.pop_back".into(),
iteration_lowering: "No iteration; top() = c.front() (max-heap property)".into(),
size_lowering: "size(): delegates to c.size()".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Heap operations use SSE/AVX for fast sift-down on vectors".into(),
"Use branchless compare-exchange for heap property maintenance".into(),
],
});
self.stats.adaptor_count += 1;
}
// ── Views ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_views(&mut self) {
let ptr_ty = if self.ctx.is_64bit { "i64" } else { "i32" };
// std::span
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::span".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::InlineStorage,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_ptr", ptr_ty, "pointer to first element"),
X86ContainerField::new(
"_M_size",
ptr_ty,
"number of elements (or dynamic_extent sentinel)",
),
],
insert_lowering: "Non-owning view; no insertion".into(),
erase_lowering: "Non-owning view; no erasure".into(),
iteration_lowering: "begin() = _M_ptr; end() = _M_ptr + _M_size; pointer arithmetic"
.into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_size".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Passed in 2 registers on x86-64 SysV (rdi/rsi) for small span".into(),
"Empty base optimization when extent is static".into(),
"Bounds checking elided with __builtin_assume".into(),
],
});
self.stats.view_count += 1;
// std::string_view
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::string_view".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::InlineStorage,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_ptr", ptr_ty, "pointer to char data"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_size", ptr_ty, "length of string"),
],
insert_lowering: "Non-owning; no insertion".into(),
erase_lowering: "Non-owning; no erasure. remove_prefix/suffix adjust ptr and size"
.into(),
iteration_lowering: "begin()=_M_ptr, end()=_M_ptr+_M_size; iterator is const CharT*"
.into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_size".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Passed in rdi/rsi on x86-64 SysV — zero-cost abstraction".into(),
"SSE2/AVX2 for find/rfind with PCMPEQB + PMOVMSKB".into(),
"Compare against string literals can use rep cmpsb or SSE".into(),
],
});
self.stats.view_count += 1;
}
// ── Special Containers ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_special_containers(&mut self) {
let ptr_ty = if self.ctx.is_64bit { "i64" } else { "i32" };
// std::basic_string
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::basic_string".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HeapContiguous,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_dataptr", ptr_ty, "pointer to character data"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_size", ptr_ty, "length of string"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_capacity", ptr_ty, "union: capacity or SSO buffer"),
],
insert_lowering: r#"append/+=: check capacity; if capacity insufficient:
Growth policy: max(2*capacity, size+len).
For SSO (15 bytes on x86-64), switch to heap at > SSO threshold.
memcpy/SSE copy + trailing null."#
.into(),
erase_lowering: "erase(pos, n): memmove [pos+n, end) backward by n; reduce _M_size"
.into(),
iteration_lowering:
"begin() → _M_dataptr; end() → _M_dataptr + _M_size; contiguous char*".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_size; capacity() = _M_capacity".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"SSO buffer = 15 bytes on x86-64 (fits in 16-byte register)".into(),
"rep movsb for large appends on ERMSB-capable CPUs (Ivy Bridge+)".into(),
"SSE2/AVX compare for find operations".into(),
"Align allocations to 16 bytes for SIMD string operations".into(),
],
});
self.stats.special_count += 1;
// std::bitset
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::bitset".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::InlineStorage,
llvm_struct_type: "[N_words x i64]".into(),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_w", "[N_words x i64]", "array of words (unsigned long)"),
],
insert_lowering: "set(pos): _M_w[pos/64] |= (1ULL << (pos%64)); uses BTS instruction on x86".into(),
erase_lowering: "reset(pos): _M_w[pos/64] &= ~(1ULL << (pos%64)); uses BTR instruction".into(),
iteration_lowering: "Iterate set bits: use BSF/BSR (or TZCNT/LZCNT on BMI1) to find next set bit".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = N (compile-time template parameter)".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"BTS/BTR/BTC for single-bit set/reset/flip".into(),
"POPCNT for count() on x86-64 POPCNT-capable CPUs".into(),
"AND/OR/XOR for bitset-to-bitset operations".into(),
"BSF/TZCNT for find_first/find_next on BMI1-capable CPUs".into(),
],
});
self.stats.special_count += 1;
// std::valarray
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::valarray".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HeapContiguous,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_data", ptr_ty, "pointer to element array"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_size", ptr_ty, "number of elements"),
],
insert_lowering: "resize: reallocate to new size; copy/move existing elements".into(),
erase_lowering: "resize(0): deallocate; resize(n<m): truncate".into(),
iteration_lowering: "Contiguous data pointer; pointer arithmetic".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_size".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Element-wise operations lowered to SIMD loops (SSE/AVX/AVX-512)".into(),
"valarray + valarray → vector add (PADDD/ADDPS/VADDPS)".into(),
"Mask operations via CMPPS + AND/ANDN".into(),
"Align data to 32/64 bytes for AVX/AVX-512".into(),
],
});
self.stats.special_count += 1;
// std::flat_set (C++23)
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::flat_set".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::FlatSorted,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_start", ptr_ty, "pointer to sorted array start"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_finish", ptr_ty, "pointer past last element"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_end_of_storage", ptr_ty, "pointer past allocated storage"),
],
insert_lowering: "insert: binary search position; if not found, shift elements right; insert. O(n) due to shift".into(),
erase_lowering: "erase: binary search; shift elements left; O(n) due to shift".into(),
iteration_lowering: "Contiguous sorted array; pointer arithmetic. begin()/end() are O(1)".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = _M_finish - _M_start".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Binary search on sorted array: good cache locality vs RB-tree".into(),
"rep movsq for element shift during insert/erase".into(),
"Prefetch for binary search probe points".into(),
"Better cache behavior than std::set for small N (< 1000)".into(),
],
});
self.stats.special_count += 1;
// std::flat_map (C++23)
self.patterns.push(X86ContainerLoweringPattern {
container_name: "std::flat_map".into(),
strategy: X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::FlatSorted,
llvm_struct_type: format!("{{ {}, {}, {}, {} }}", ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty, ptr_ty),
llvm_fields: vec![
X86ContainerField::new("_M_keys_start", ptr_ty, "keys array start"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_keys_finish", ptr_ty, "keys end"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_values_start", ptr_ty, "values array start"),
X86ContainerField::new("_M_end_of_storage", ptr_ty, "end of allocated storage"),
],
insert_lowering:
"insert: binary search key; if not found, shift both arrays; insert key+value"
.into(),
erase_lowering: "erase: binary search; shift both arrays left".into(),
iteration_lowering: "Contiguous arrays; key[i] and value[i] share index".into(),
size_lowering: "size() = keys_finish - keys_start".into(),
x86_optimizations: vec![
"Separate keys/values arrays → better cache for key-only operations like find"
.into(),
"SIMD comparison for key search (PCMPEQ + MOVMSK)".into(),
],
});
self.stats.special_count += 1;
}
}
impl Default for X86ContainerLowering {
fn default() -> Self {
Self::new(X86STLLoweringContext::default())
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// Algorithm Lowering
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// The X86 instruction class used for algorithm lowering.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86AlgoInstrClass {
Scalar,
SSE2,
SSE42,
AVX,
AVX2,
AVX512,
RepString,
Branchless,
}
impl X86AlgoInstrClass {
pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::Scalar => "scalar",
Self::SSE2 => "sse2",
Self::SSE42 => "sse4.2",
Self::AVX => "avx",
Self::AVX2 => "avx2",
Self::AVX512 => "avx512",
Self::RepString => "rep_string",
Self::Branchless => "branchless",
}
}
/// Returns the minimum SSE level needed for this instruction class.
pub fn min_sse_level(&self) -> u8 {
match self {
Self::Scalar => 0,
Self::SSE2 => 2,
Self::SSE42 => 4,
Self::AVX => 5,
Self::AVX2 => 6,
Self::AVX512 => 7,
Self::RepString => 0,
Self::Branchless => 0,
}
}
}
/// Describes how an STL algorithm is lowered to LLVM IR on X86.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86AlgorithmPattern {
/// The algorithm name (e.g. "std::find")
pub algorithm_name: String,
/// Algorithm category
pub category: X86AlgorithmCategory,
/// Preferred instruction class on X86
pub instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass,
/// Complexity class
pub complexity: String,
/// High-level lowering description
pub lowering: String,
/// IR pseudo-code for the lowering
pub ir_pattern: String,
/// X86-specific tricks
pub x86_tricks: Vec<String>,
/// Whether the algorithm benefits from vectorization
pub vectorizable: bool,
}
/// Categories of STL algorithms.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86AlgorithmCategory {
NonModifying,
Modifying,
Partitioning,
Sorting,
BinarySearch,
Merge,
Heap,
MinMax,
Numeric,
Memory,
}
impl X86AlgorithmCategory {
pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::NonModifying => "non_modifying",
Self::Modifying => "modifying",
Self::Partitioning => "partitioning",
Self::Sorting => "sorting",
Self::BinarySearch => "binary_search",
Self::Merge => "merge",
Self::Heap => "heap",
Self::MinMax => "min_max",
Self::Numeric => "numeric",
Self::Memory => "memory",
}
}
}
/// Registry of algorithm lowering patterns.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86AlgorithmLowering {
pub ctx: X86STLLoweringContext,
pub patterns: Vec<X86AlgorithmPattern>,
}
impl X86AlgorithmLowering {
pub fn new(ctx: X86STLLoweringContext) -> Self {
let mut slf = Self {
ctx,
patterns: Vec::new(),
};
slf.register_all();
slf
}
fn register_all(&mut self) {
self.register_non_modifying();
self.register_modifying();
self.register_partitioning();
self.register_sorting();
self.register_binary_search();
self.register_merge();
self.register_heap();
self.register_minmax();
self.register_numeric();
self.register_memory();
}
pub fn pattern_count(&self) -> u64 {
self.patterns.len() as u64
}
pub fn find(&self, name: &str) -> Option<&X86AlgorithmPattern> {
self.patterns.iter().find(|p| p.algorithm_name == name)
}
// ── Non-Modifying Algorithms ─────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_non_modifying(&mut self) {
// find
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::find".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::NonModifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: r#"Linear scan comparing each element to value.
On X86 with SSE2: load 4/8/16 elements; PCMPEQ; PMOVMSKB; test bitmask.
On scalar: loop with cmp/je for each element."#
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
entry:
%end = getelementptr %T, ptr %first, i64 %n
br label %loop
loop:
%cur = phi ptr [%first, %entry], [%next, %loop]
%done = icmp eq ptr %cur, %end
br i1 %done, label %not_found, label %check
check:
%val = load %T, ptr %cur
%eq = icmp eq %T %val, %value
br i1 %eq, label %found, label %next
next:
%next = getelementptr %T, ptr %cur, i64 1
br label %loop
found:
ret ptr %cur
not_found:
ret ptr %end
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Vectorize with PCMPEQB/W/D/Q + PMOVMSKB on SSE2".into(),
"Unroll 4x on scalar path to amortize loop overhead".into(),
"Use REPNE SCASB for byte-level find on ERMSB-capable".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// find_if
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::find_if".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::NonModifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Linear scan, call predicate for each element. Cannot easily vectorize due to arbitrary predicate.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
loop:
%cur = phi ptr [%first, %entry], [%next, %cont]
%done = icmp eq ptr %cur, %end
br i1 %done, label %not_found, label %call_pred
call_pred:
%val = load %T, ptr %cur
%pred_result = call i1 @predicate(%T %val)
br i1 %pred_result, label %found, label %cont
cont:
%next = getelementptr %T, ptr %cur, i64 1
br label %loop
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Inline predicate when known at compile time".into(),
"Use __builtin_expect for cold predicate path".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
// count
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::count".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::NonModifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Linear scan counting matches. SSE2: PCMPEQ → PSADBW (sum of absolute differences) → accumulate count.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
loop:
%vec = load <4 x i32>, ptr %cur
%cmp = icmp eq <4 x i32> %vec, %splat
%mask = sext <4 x i1> %cmp to <4 x i32>
%cnt = call i32 @llvm.vector.reduce.add(<4 x i32> %mask)
%total = add i32 %total, %cnt
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"VPCMPEQD + VPSUBD (subtract -1 for each match) to accumulate".into(),
"POPCNT on PMOVMSKB result for byte-level counts".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// count_if
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::count_if".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::NonModifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Linear scan with predicate call; accumulate count on predicate true.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
loop:
%pred = call i1 @pred(%val)
%inc = zext i1 %pred to i64
%total = add i64 %total, %inc
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec!["Use cmov to avoid branch for count accumulation".into()],
vectorizable: false,
});
// all_of
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::all_of".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::NonModifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Short-circuit linear scan: return false on first predicate failure.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
loop:
%pred = call i1 @pred(%val)
br i1 %pred, label %next, label %return_false
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec!["Predict branch as taken (likely continue)".into()],
vectorizable: false,
});
// any_of
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::any_of".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::NonModifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Short-circuit linear scan: return true on first predicate success.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
loop:
%pred = call i1 @pred(%val)
br i1 %pred, label %return_true, label %next
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec!["Predict branch as not-taken (unlikely early success)".into()],
vectorizable: false,
});
// none_of
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::none_of".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::NonModifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "== !any_of(). Short-circuit: return false on first predicate success."
.into(),
ir_pattern: "# Same as any_of, inverted return".into(),
x86_tricks: vec!["Equivalent to any_of with inverted result".into()],
vectorizable: false,
});
// search
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::search".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::NonModifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE42,
complexity: "O(n*m) worst case".into(),
lowering: "Two-phase: find first char match, then compare subrange. SSE4.2 PCMPESTRI for string search.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
outer:
%pos = call ptr @find_first(haystack, needle_first)
%eq = call i1 @equal(%pos, needle, needle_len)
br i1 %eq, label %found, label %next
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"SSE4.2 PCMPESTRI/PCMPISTRI for byte/char search".into(),
"Boyer-Moore-Horspool for long needles".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// adjacent_find
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::adjacent_find".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::NonModifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Compare adjacent elements. SSE2: load shifted vectors; PCMPEQ; find first match with BSF.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%v1 = load <4 x i32>, ptr %cur
%v2 = load <4 x i32>, ptr %cur_next
%eq = icmp eq <4 x i32> %v1, %v2
%mask = bitcast <4 x i1> %eq to i4
%idx = call i32 @llvm.cttz.i32(i32 %mask)
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"VPCMPEQ + VMOVMSKPS + BSF to find first adjacent match".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
}
// ── Modifying Algorithms ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_modifying(&mut self) {
// copy
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::copy".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Modifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering:
"memmove for trivially-copyable types; element-wise copy with SIMD for others."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%bytes = mul i64 %n, %elem_size
call void @llvm.memmove.p0i8.p0i8.i64(ptr %dst, ptr %src, i64 %bytes, i1 false)
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"rep movsb for large copies on ERMSB (Ivy Bridge+)".into(),
"VMOVDQA/VMOVDQU for aligned/unaligned 256-bit copies".into(),
"Non-temporal stores (VMOVNTDQ) for large copies that won't be reused".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// copy_if
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::copy_if".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Modifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Read with predicate; compress matching elements to output using mask store."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%mask = call <8 x i1> @pred_vec(<8 x T> %val)
call void @llvm.masked.compressstore(<8 x T> %val, ptr %dst, <8 x i1> %mask)
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"VPCOMPRESSD/VPCOMPRESSQ on AVX-512 for direct compress".into(),
"AVX2: generate mask; pack with VPERMD scatter write".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// transform
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::transform".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Modifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering:
"Apply unary/binary op element-wise. If op is arithmetic, map to SIMD intrinsic."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%a = load <8 x float>, ptr %src
%b = load <8 x float>, ptr %src2 ; binary transform
%r = fadd <8 x float> %a, %b
store <8 x float> %r, ptr %dst
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Map std::plus → VADDPS, std::multiplies → VMULPS".into(),
"FMA: use VFMADD213PS for multiply-add transforms".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// generate
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::generate".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Modifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Call generator N times, storing each result sequentially.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
loop:
%val = call %T @gen()
store %T %val, ptr %cur
%next = getelementptr %T, ptr %cur, i64 1
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Inline generator if constexpr or known".into(),
"Use __builtin_assume for range constraints".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
// remove / remove_if
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::remove".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Modifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Two-pointer technique: read ptr scans; write ptr only advances for kept elements. Returns new end.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%read = phi ptr [%first, %entry], [%next_read, %loop]
%write = phi ptr [%first, %entry], [%next_write, %loop]
%val = load %T, ptr %read
%keep = icmp ne %T %val, %remove_val
store %T %val, ptr %write
%next_write = select i1 %keep, ptr %next_w, ptr %write
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Use cmov for write pointer update (branchless)".into(),
"SSE2: vector compare to generate keep mask".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// replace
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::replace".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Modifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Scan; where element == old_value, store new_value. SSE2: PCMPEQ + BLENDV."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%vec = load <4 x i32>, ptr %cur
%cmp = icmp eq <4 x i32> %vec, %old_splat
%replaced = select <4 x i1> %cmp, %new_splat, %vec
store <4 x i32> %replaced, ptr %cur
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"VPBLENDVB for byte-level conditional replacement".into(),
"PBLENDW for word-level blend on SSE4.1".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// swap_ranges
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::swap_ranges".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Modifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering:
"For trivially-copyable: load both, store swapped (or XOR swap in registers)."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%a = load <4 x i32>, ptr %ptr1
%b = load <4 x i32>, ptr %ptr2
store <4 x i32> %b, ptr %ptr1
store <4 x i32> %a, ptr %ptr2
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"4x unrolled XOR swap avoids temporary register for scalar".into(),
"VMOVDQA load from both, store exchanged".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// reverse
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::reverse".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Modifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX2,
complexity: "O(n/2)".into(),
lowering: "Two-pointer from both ends, swap until they meet. SIMD: reverse within register then swap with mirrored offset.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%v_left = load <8 x i32>, ptr %left
%v_right = load <8 x i32>, ptr %right
%v_left_rev = call <8 x i32> @llvm.vector.reverse(<8 x i32> %v_left)
store <8 x i32> %v_left_rev, ptr %right
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"VPERMD/VPERMQ for in-register reversal on AVX2".into(),
"PSHUFD for 128-bit reversal on SSE2".into(),
"XCHG for scalar swap (with lock elision on newer CPUs)".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// rotate
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::rotate".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Modifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Three reverses: reverse [first, middle), reverse [middle, last), reverse [first, last).".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"# Decomposed into 3 reverse operations"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Block-swap algorithm for better cache behavior on large rotations".into(),
"Use memmove for trivially-copyable types".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// shuffle
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::shuffle".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Modifying,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering:
"Apply random permutation via Fisher-Yates using uniform random bit generator."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%idx = call i64 @urng_range(i64 %remaining)
%offset = getelementptr %T, ptr %cur, i64 %idx
; swap *cur and *offset
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"RDRAND for hardware random on Ivy Bridge+".into(),
"RDSEED for seed quality random on Broadwell+".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
}
// ── Partitioning Algorithms ──────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_partitioning(&mut self) {
// partition
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::partition".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Partitioning,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Branchless,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Two-pointer: left advances until predicate false; right retreats until predicate true; swap. Branchless: use cmov for pointer updates.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
left_scan:
%l_val = load %T, ptr %left
%l_pred = call i1 @pred(%l_val)
%l_next = select i1 %l_pred, ptr %next_l, ptr %left
br i1 %l_pred, label %left_scan, label %right_scan
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Use cmov for both left and right pointer updates".into(),
"Prefetch left+64 and right-64 to reduce cache misses".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
// stable_partition
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::stable_partition".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Partitioning,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n log n) or O(n) with buffer".into(),
lowering: "Buffer-based: copy true elements to buffer, shift false elements left, copy back true elements. Or recursive divide-and-conquer.".into(),
ir_pattern: "# Allocate buffer; two-pass: collect true, then false, then merge".into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Use temporary buffer allocated on stack when n < threshold".into(),
"rep movsb for bulk element shifting".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
}
// ── Sorting Algorithms ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_sorting(&mut self) {
// sort
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::sort".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Sorting,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX2,
complexity: "O(n log n)".into(),
lowering: "Introsort: quicksort with median-of-3 pivot; switch to heapsort if depth > 2*log2(n); switch to insertion sort for n < 16.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
partition:
%pivot = select_median(%first, %mid, %last_m1)
; Lomuto or Hoare partition
; recurse on smaller half first (tail-call for larger)
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Sorting networks for n < 32 using SIMD (AAVSORT on AVX-512)".into(),
"Use VPERMD for SIMD partitioning in quicksort".into(),
"Branchless comparison: cmov for swap decisions".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// stable_sort
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::stable_sort".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Sorting,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n log n)".into(),
lowering: "Timsort-like: find natural runs; merge them using galloping merge. Or bottom-up merge sort.".into(),
ir_pattern: "# Detect runs; merge pairs of runs iteratively until one run remains".into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Use temporary buffer aligned to cache line".into(),
"rep movsb for bulk run merging on trivially-copyable types".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
// partial_sort
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::partial_sort".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Sorting,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n log k)".into(),
lowering: "Make heap of first k elements; for remaining, if element < heap top, pop_heap + push. Finally sort_heap.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
; heapify [first, middle)
; for each remaining:
; if *i < *first (heap top): swap, sift_down
; sort_heap [first, middle)
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Use cmov for heap sift-down comparisons".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
// nth_element
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::nth_element".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Sorting,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n) average".into(),
lowering: "Introselect: quickselect with median-of-3; fallback to heapselect if depth exceeded.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
; partition around pivot
; if nth < pivot_pos: recurse left
; elif nth > pivot_pos: recurse right
; else: found
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Use branchless partition for better pipelining".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
}
// ── Binary Search Algorithms ─────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_binary_search(&mut self) {
let bs_ir = r#"
%lo = ptr %first
%hi = getelementptr %T, ptr %first, i64 %n
loop:
%len = ptrtoint ptr %hi - ptr %lo
br i1 (icmp eq i64 %len, 0), label %not_found, label %compute
compute:
%step = lshr i64 %len, 1
%mid = getelementptr %T, ptr %lo, i64 %step
%val = load %T, ptr %mid
%cmp = icmp ult %T %val, %key
%lo_next = getelementptr %T, ptr %mid, i64 1
%new_lo = select i1 %cmp, ptr %lo_next, ptr %lo
%new_hi = select i1 %cmp, ptr %hi, ptr %mid
br label %loop
"#;
// lower_bound
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::lower_bound".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::BinarySearch,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Branchless,
complexity: "O(log n)".into(),
lowering: "Classic binary search returning first position where element >= value. Branchless version uses cmov for both lo and hi updates.".into(),
ir_pattern: bs_ir.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Branchless binary search: single cmov for both lo/hi at each step".into(),
"Prefetch mid ± cache line ahead for faster probe".into(),
"For small n (< 64): linear scan with SIMD can beat binary search".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
// upper_bound
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::upper_bound".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::BinarySearch,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Branchless,
complexity: "O(log n)".into(),
lowering: "Same as lower_bound but uses < instead of <= (or <= with swapped args). Branchless: update lo when !(key < element).".into(),
ir_pattern: "# Same structure as lower_bound, comparison direction inverted".into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Identical to lower_bound with inverted comparator".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
// binary_search
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::binary_search".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::BinarySearch,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Branchless,
complexity: "O(log n)".into(),
lowering: "lower_bound; check if element at returned position equals value.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%pos = call ptr @lower_bound(first, last, key)
%found = icmp ne ptr %pos, %last
br i1 %found, label %check_eq, label %return
check_eq:
%val = load %T, ptr %pos
%eq = icmp eq %T %val, %key
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec!["Delegates to lower_bound; same optimizations apply".into()],
vectorizable: false,
});
// equal_range
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::equal_range".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::BinarySearch,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Branchless,
complexity: "O(log n)".into(),
lowering:
"lower_bound + upper_bound. The range [lb, ub) contains all elements equal to key."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%lb = call ptr @lower_bound(first, last, key)
%ub = call ptr @upper_bound(lb, last, key)
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Optimize: upper_bound only searches [lb, last)".into(),
"When equal_range is empty, ub == lb without second search".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
}
// ── Merge Algorithms ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_merge(&mut self) {
// merge
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::merge".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Merge,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
complexity: "O(n + m)".into(),
lowering: "Two-finger merge from two sorted ranges into output. Choose smaller element each step. SIMD: merge 4-at-a-time with min/max operations.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
loop:
%a = load %T, ptr %pos1
%b = load %T, ptr %pos2
%take_a = icmp ule %T %a, %b
%val = select i1 %take_a, %T %a, %T %b
store %T %val, ptr %out
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Use PMINUD/PMINUQ for SIMD min in merge".into(),
"Branchless merge with cmov for output selection".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// inplace_merge
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::inplace_merge".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Merge,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n log n) with buffer, O(n) with extra memory".into(),
lowering: "If enough memory: copy smaller half to buffer, merge from buffer and other half into place. Otherwise: recursive in-place merge with rotations.".into(),
ir_pattern: "# Buffer-based merge when possible; rotation-based otherwise".into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Use std::rotate for efficient block swaps".into(),
"rep movsb for buffer copy operations".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
}
// ── Heap Algorithms ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_heap(&mut self) {
// make_heap
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::make_heap".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Heap,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Bottom-up heapify: start from last parent, sift down each. O(n) total."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%last_parent = (n-2)/2
for i in reverse [0..last_parent]:
sift_down(i)
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec!["Branchless sift-down using cmov for child comparison".into()],
vectorizable: false,
});
// push_heap
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::push_heap".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Heap,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(log n)".into(),
lowering: "Sift up: new element at end; swap with parent while greater than parent."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
sift_up:
%parent = (pos - 1) / 2
%parent_val = load at [first + parent]
%new_val = load at [first + pos]
%should_swap = cmp ult %parent_val, %new_val
br i1 %should_swap, label %do_swap, label %done
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec!["Use cmov for swap decision; predict branch as unlikely".into()],
vectorizable: false,
});
// pop_heap
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::pop_heap".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Heap,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(log n)".into(),
lowering: "Swap root with last; sift down the new root.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
; swap [first] and [last-1]
; sift_down(first, 0, last-1)
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Combined swap + sift_down using register to avoid memory intermediate".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
// sort_heap
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::sort_heap".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Heap,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n log n)".into(),
lowering: "Repeated pop_heap until heap is empty. Results in sorted range (ascending for max-heap).".into(),
ir_pattern: "# for i in reverse [1..n]: pop_heap(first, first+i)".into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Last few pops: switch to insertion sort for n < 16".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
}
// ── Min/Max Algorithms ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_minmax(&mut self) {
// min
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::min".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::MinMax,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Branchless,
complexity: "O(1)".into(),
lowering: "cmp + cmov (branchless) or minsd/minss for float. Returns const reference."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%cmp = icmp ult %T %a, %b
%result = select i1 %cmp, %T %a, %T %b
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"CMOV for integers; MINSD/MINSS for floats".into(),
"Single instruction: return a < b ? a : b".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// max
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::max".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::MinMax,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Branchless,
complexity: "O(1)".into(),
lowering: "cmp + cmov or maxsd/maxss.".into(),
ir_pattern: "# Same as min with comparison direction reversed".into(),
x86_tricks: vec!["CMOV for integers; MAXSD/MAXSS for floats".into()],
vectorizable: true,
});
// minmax
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::minmax".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::MinMax,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Branchless,
complexity: "O(1)".into(),
lowering: "Compare a and b; if a <= b return {a,b} else {b,a}. Single compare determines both.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%cmp = icmp ule %T %a, %b
%min_val = select i1 %cmp, %T %a, %T %b
%max_val = select i1 %cmp, %T %b, %T %a
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"PMINUB/PMAXUB for byte-level SIMD minmax".into(),
"Two cmov instructions (or one compare + two cmov)".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// min_element
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::min_element".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::MinMax,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering:
"Linear scan tracking minimum. SIMD: parallel min-reduce across vector lanes."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%v = load <8 x i32>, ptr %cur
%running_min = call <8 x i32> @llvm.umin(<8 x i32> %running_min, <8 x i32> %v)
; final horizontal min across lanes
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"PMINUD/PMINSD for unsigned/signed 32-bit min".into(),
"VPMINUQ/VPMINSQ for 64-bit on AVX-512".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// max_element
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::max_element".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::MinMax,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Same as min_element with max instead of min.".into(),
ir_pattern: "# Symmetric to min_element, using umax/smax instead".into(),
x86_tricks: vec!["PMAXUD/PMAXSD for unsigned/signed 32-bit max".into()],
vectorizable: true,
});
// minmax_element
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::minmax_element".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::MinMax,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
complexity: "O(3n/2)".into(),
lowering: "Process pairs: compare two elements, update both min and max. SIMD: maintain running min and max vectors.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%pair_min = call @llvm.umin(%v1, %v2)
%pair_max = call @llvm.umax(%v1, %v2)
%running_min = call @llvm.umin(%running_min, %pair_min)
%running_max = call @llvm.umax(%running_max, %pair_max)
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Process two at once: 3 compares per 2 elements (vs 2 per 1)".into(),
"SIMD: maintain {min,max} vector pair, horizontal reduce at end".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
}
// ── Numeric Algorithms ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_numeric(&mut self) {
// iota
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::iota".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Numeric,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Fill with incrementing sequence. SIMD: broadcast base + {0,1,2,3...}, then vector add stride*VLEN.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%vec = <4 x i32> <0, 1, 2, 3>
%base = insertelement <4 x i32> undef, i32 %val, i32 0
%base_plus = add <4 x i32> %base, %vec
store <4 x i32> %base_plus, ptr %cur
%val = add i32 %val, 4
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"VPADDD with broadcast stride; 4/8/16 elements per iteration".into(),
"VBROADCASTSS + VPADDD for 256-bit fills".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// accumulate
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::accumulate".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Numeric,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering:
"Fold with binary op. For +: vector reduction add; use horizontal add at end."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%vec = load <8 x i32>, ptr %cur
%sum = add <8 x i32> %sum, %vec
; horizontal add: HADDPS or shuffle + add
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"VPHADDD for horizontal add in SSE/AVX".into(),
"FMA: use VFMADD for fused multiply-add accumulate".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// inner_product
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::inner_product".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Numeric,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Dot product: element-wise multiply then accumulate. FMA: VFMADD231PS for one instruction per element pair.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%a = load <8 x float>, ptr %cur1
%b = load <8 x float>, ptr %cur2
%sum = call <8 x float> @llvm.fma.v8f32(%a, %b, %sum)
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"VFMADD231PS — single uop for multiply-add on AVX2/FMA".into(),
"VDPPS for 128-bit dot product on SSE4.1".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// adjacent_difference
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::adjacent_difference".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Numeric,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "For each i: out[i] = in[i] - in[i-1] (or binary op). SIMD: shift vector by 1, subtract.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
%v = load <4 x i32>, ptr %cur
%v_shifted = shufflevector %prev, %v, <3,4,5,6> ; shift
%diff = sub <4 x i32> %v, %v_shifted
store <4 x i32> %diff, ptr %out
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Use PALIGNR for byte-level shift on SSSE3".into(),
"VPSUBD between current and shifted vector".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// partial_sum
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::partial_sum".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Numeric,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX2,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Prefix sum (inclusive scan). SIMD: parallel prefix sum with shift-and-add (Hillis-Steele or Blelloch).".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
; Inclusive scan on SIMD:
%v = load <8 x i32>, ptr %cur
%s1 = add %v, shift_right(%v, 1)
%s2 = add %s1, shift_right(%s1, 2)
%s4 = add %s2, shift_right(%s2, 4)
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"VPSLLDQ + VPADDD for shift-and-add pattern".into(),
"Carry propagation between vector slices".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
}
// ── Memory Algorithms ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
fn register_memory(&mut self) {
// uninitialized_copy
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::uninitialized_copy".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Memory,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering:
"memmove for trivially-copyable types; placement new loop for non-trivial types."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
; trivial case:
call void @llvm.memmove(ptr %dst, ptr %src, i64 %bytes, i1 false)
; non-trivial case:
loop: call void @placement_new(ptr %dst, %T %val)
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"rep movsb for large trivial copies (ERMSB)".into(),
"Non-temporal stores for large uninitialized ranges".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// uninitialized_fill
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::uninitialized_fill".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Memory,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "memset pattern for trivially-copyable types with constant value; placement new loop for others.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
; trivial: broadcast fill value
%splat = insertelement ... ; fill SIMD register
store <8 x T> %splat, ptr %cur
; non-trivial: loop with placement new
"#.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"rep stosb for byte-fill on ERMSB".into(),
"VBROADCASTSS + VMOVDQA store for SIMD fill".into(),
],
vectorizable: true,
});
// destroy
self.patterns.push(X86AlgorithmPattern {
algorithm_name: "std::destroy".into(),
category: X86AlgorithmCategory::Memory,
instr_class: X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
complexity: "O(n)".into(),
lowering: "Call destructor for each element; no-op for trivially-destructible types."
.into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
; trivial: no-op
; non-trivial:
loop:
call void @dtor(ptr %cur)
%next = getelementptr %T, ptr %cur, i64 1
"#
.into(),
x86_tricks: vec![
"Completely elided for trivially-destructible types".into(),
"Loop unrolling for small N".into(),
],
vectorizable: false,
});
}
}
impl Default for X86AlgorithmLowering {
fn default() -> Self {
Self::new(X86STLLoweringContext::default())
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// Iterator Optimization Patterns
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// The kind of iterator optimization.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86IteratorOptKind {
RandomAccessPointer,
ContiguousMemcpy,
ReverseBaseAdjustment,
MoveElementWise,
InputIteratorTag,
ForwardIteratorTag,
BidirectionalIteratorTag,
}
impl X86IteratorOptKind {
pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::RandomAccessPointer => "random_access_pointer",
Self::ContiguousMemcpy => "contiguous_memcpy",
Self::ReverseBaseAdjustment => "reverse_base_adjustment",
Self::MoveElementWise => "move_element_wise",
Self::InputIteratorTag => "input_iterator_tag",
Self::ForwardIteratorTag => "forward_iterator_tag",
Self::BidirectionalIteratorTag => "bidirectional_iterator_tag",
}
}
}
/// An iterator optimization pattern on X86.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86IteratorOptimizationPattern {
pub kind: X86IteratorOptKind,
pub description: String,
pub ir_lowering: String,
pub x86_instruction: String,
pub performance_note: String,
}
/// Iterator optimization registry.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86IteratorOptimization {
pub ctx: X86STLLoweringContext,
pub patterns: Vec<X86IteratorOptimizationPattern>,
}
impl X86IteratorOptimization {
pub fn new(ctx: X86STLLoweringContext) -> Self {
let mut slf = Self {
ctx,
patterns: Vec::new(),
};
slf.register_all();
slf
}
fn register_all(&mut self) {
// Random access iterator → pointer arithmetic
self.patterns.push(X86IteratorOptimizationPattern {
kind: X86IteratorOptKind::RandomAccessPointer,
description: "Random access iterator lowered to raw pointer + stride arithmetic on X86".into(),
ir_lowering: r#"iter + n → getelementptr %T, ptr %iter_base, i64 %n
iter[n] → load %T, ptr getelementptr %T, ptr %iter_base, i64 %n
iter2 - iter1 → (ptrtoint %iter2 - ptrtoint %iter1) / sizeof(%T)"#.into(),
x86_instruction: "LEA for address computation; scaled-index addressing mode: [base + index*stride]".into(),
performance_note: "Zero-overhead abstraction when backed by contiguous memory. Use LEA for iter+n without modifying flags.".into(),
});
// Contiguous iterator → memcpy optimization
self.patterns.push(X86IteratorOptimizationPattern {
kind: X86IteratorOptKind::ContiguousMemcpy,
description: "Contiguous iterators: detect via std::contiguous_iterator_tag (C++20) or __is_trivially_copyable; lower bulk operations to memcpy/memmove.".into(),
ir_lowering: r#"std::copy(contig_first, contig_last, dest)
→ call void @llvm.memmove.p0i8.p0i8.i64(
ptr %dest, ptr %first,
i64 %byte_count, i1 false)"#.into(),
x86_instruction: "rep movsb (ERMSB) or VMOVDQA loop. __builtin_memcpy → REP MOVS on -Os.".into(),
performance_note: "For copies > 256 bytes, rep movsb outperforms SIMD loops on ERMSB CPUs due to hardware optimization and no SIMD register pressure.".into(),
});
// Reverse iterator → base pointer adjustment
self.patterns.push(X86IteratorOptimizationPattern {
kind: X86IteratorOptKind::ReverseBaseAdjustment,
description: "std::reverse_iterator stores a base iterator; dereference accesses (base-1). On X86, pre-adjust the stored pointer to (base-1) for direct dereference.".into(),
ir_lowering: r#"reverse_iterator(iter):
_M_current = iter - 1 // pre-adjust for direct deref
operator*() → load %T, ptr %_M_current
operator++() → %_M_current = getelementptr %T, ptr %_M_current, i64 -1"#.into(),
x86_instruction: "Pre-computed base-1 avoids subtraction on every deref. Use LEA to compute base-1 at construction.".into(),
performance_note: "Saves one sub/lea instruction per dereference; important in tight loops.".into(),
});
// Move iterator → std::move element-wise
self.patterns.push(X86IteratorOptimizationPattern {
kind: X86IteratorOptKind::MoveElementWise,
description: "std::move_iterator wraps an iterator and returns rvalue references. At IR level, this maps to: load + store (move), then potentially invalidate source (or memcpy for trivial types).".into(),
ir_lowering: r#"For trivial types:
%val = load %T, ptr %src
store %T %val, ptr %dst
;; no destructor/invalidation needed
For non-trivial types:
%val = call %T @T::move_ctor(%T* %src) ; move constructor
store %T %val, ptr %dst"#.into(),
x86_instruction: "For trivial types: MOV/MOVDQA; no additional instructions for source invalidation.".into(),
performance_note: "std::move is a cast; actual cost depends on move constructor. Trivial types: zero-cost abstraction.".into(),
});
}
pub fn optimization_count(&self) -> u64 {
self.patterns.len() as u64
}
pub fn find_by_kind(
&self,
kind: X86IteratorOptKind,
) -> Option<&X86IteratorOptimizationPattern> {
self.patterns.iter().find(|p| p.kind == kind)
}
}
impl Default for X86IteratorOptimization {
fn default() -> Self {
Self::new(X86STLLoweringContext::default())
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLIntrinsics — STL-related builtin patterns
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// A builtin intrinsic used by STL implementations.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86STLBuiltin {
Memcpy,
Memmove,
Memset,
Expect, // __builtin_expect
Assume, // __builtin_assume (clang) / __assume (MSVC)
Unreachable, // __builtin_unreachable
Launder, // __builtin_launder (std::launder)
IsConstantEvaluated,
BitCast,
Prefetch,
Trap,
DebugTrap,
}
impl X86STLBuiltin {
pub fn name(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::Memcpy => "__builtin_memcpy",
Self::Memmove => "__builtin_memmove",
Self::Memset => "__builtin_memset",
Self::Expect => "__builtin_expect",
Self::Assume => "__builtin_assume",
Self::Unreachable => "__builtin_unreachable",
Self::Launder => "__builtin_launder",
Self::IsConstantEvaluated => "__builtin_is_constant_evaluated",
Self::BitCast => "__builtin_bit_cast",
Self::Prefetch => "__builtin_prefetch",
Self::Trap => "__builtin_trap",
Self::DebugTrap => "__builtin_debugtrap",
}
}
}
/// Lowering pattern for a builtin on X86.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86BuiltinPattern {
pub builtin: X86STLBuiltin,
pub llvm_intrinsic: String,
pub x86_instruction: String,
pub lowering_notes: String,
pub optimization_notes: String,
}
/// Registry of STL intrinsic patterns.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLIntrinsics {
pub ctx: X86STLLoweringContext,
pub patterns: Vec<X86BuiltinPattern>,
}
impl X86STLIntrinsics {
pub fn new(ctx: X86STLLoweringContext) -> Self {
let mut slf = Self {
ctx,
patterns: Vec::new(),
};
slf.register_all();
slf
}
fn register_all(&mut self) {
// __builtin_memcpy
self.patterns.push(X86BuiltinPattern {
builtin: X86STLBuiltin::Memcpy,
llvm_intrinsic: "llvm.memcpy.p0i8.p0i8.i64".into(),
x86_instruction: "REP MOVSB (ERMSB) or MOVDQA loop or VMOVDQA loop".into(),
lowering_notes: "Maps to llvm.memcpy with known alignment. The SelectionDAG or GlobalISel decides between REP MOVSB and SIMD loop based on size, alignment, and -march flags.".into(),
optimization_notes: "For small fixed sizes (≤ 128 bytes), expand inline to MOV instructions. For medium (128-512), use SSE/AVX loop. For large (>512), use REP MOVSB on ERMSB CPUs.".into(),
});
// __builtin_memmove
self.patterns.push(X86BuiltinPattern {
builtin: X86STLBuiltin::Memmove,
llvm_intrinsic: "llvm.memmove.p0i8.p0i8.i64".into(),
x86_instruction: "REP MOVSB (if no overlap hazard from direction) or MOVDQA".into(),
lowering_notes: "Same as memcpy but must handle overlapping regions. LLVM's memmove intrinsic guarantees correct overlap handling. Backend checks direction for REP MOVSB.".into(),
optimization_notes: "If compiler proves no overlap (e.g., distinct allocations), lowered identically to memcpy. Otherwise uses backward copy for overlapping dest < src.".into(),
});
// __builtin_memset
self.patterns.push(X86BuiltinPattern {
builtin: X86STLBuiltin::Memset,
llvm_intrinsic: "llvm.memset.p0i8.i64".into(),
x86_instruction: "REP STOSB (ERMSB) or MOVDQA store loop".into(),
lowering_notes: "For zero-fill: REP STOSB is very fast on modern x86. For small sizes: stores with zero register (XORPS + MOVUPS).".into(),
optimization_notes: "Zero-fill: use XOR-zeroed register + store. Pattern-fill: broadcast byte to SIMD register; store in loop or rep stosb.".into(),
});
// __builtin_expect (likely/unlikely branch hints)
self.patterns.push(X86BuiltinPattern {
builtin: X86STLBuiltin::Expect,
llvm_intrinsic: "llvm.expect.i64".into(),
x86_instruction: "Branch weight metadata (!prof on br instruction)".into(),
lowering_notes: "__builtin_expect(expr, val) annotates the expected value. LLVM uses this to set branch_weights metadata: !prof !{!'branch_weights', i32 2000, i32 1} for likely, {1, 2000} for unlikely.".into(),
optimization_notes: "Affects: block placement (likely path stays in hot region), if-conversion (cmov vs jcc), loop unrolling heuristics, and inlining decisions. PGO can override static hints.".into(),
});
// __builtin_assume (UB-guided optimization)
self.patterns.push(X86BuiltinPattern {
builtin: X86STLBuiltin::Assume,
llvm_intrinsic: "llvm.assume".into(),
x86_instruction: "No direct instruction — enables other optimizations (e.g., range analysis, alignment inference)".into(),
lowering_notes: "llvm.assume(i1 %cond) tells LLVM that %cond is true at this program point. The backend can use this for value range inference, known bits, and alignment propagation.".into(),
optimization_notes: "Use for: alignment hints (_M_start % 64 == 0), non-null pointers, value ranges (i < n). Critical for STL vector bounds check elision.".into(),
});
// __builtin_unreachable
self.patterns.push(X86BuiltinPattern {
builtin: X86STLBuiltin::Unreachable,
llvm_intrinsic: "N/A — emits unreachable instruction".into(),
x86_instruction: "UD2 (undefined instruction) or no code (removed by optimizer)".into(),
lowering_notes: "LLVM IR 'unreachable' instruction. The backend deletes any path leading to it. Used in STL to mark impossible cases (e.g., after exhaustive switch).".into(),
optimization_notes: "Marking unreachable after bounds checks lets the optimizer remove redundant bounds checks on subsequent accesses within the same basic block. In -O0, emits UD2.".into(),
});
// __builtin_launder (std::launder)
self.patterns.push(X86BuiltinPattern {
builtin: X86STLBuiltin::Launder,
llvm_intrinsic: "llvm.launder.invariant.group".into(),
x86_instruction: "No machine code — optimization barrier only".into(),
lowering_notes: "std::launder prevents the compiler from assuming pointer provenance. At IR level, emits llvm.launder.invariant.group or acts as an optimization barrier.".into(),
optimization_notes: "Used to suppress TBAA/alias-analysis-based optimizations when an object's lifetime ends and a new object begins at the same address. Zero runtime cost.".into(),
});
// __builtin_is_constant_evaluated
self.patterns.push(X86BuiltinPattern {
builtin: X86STLBuiltin::IsConstantEvaluated,
llvm_intrinsic: "isConstant intrinsic or branch folding".into(),
x86_instruction: "Resolved at compile time — no runtime code".into(),
lowering_notes: "If the call is in a constexpr context: true. Otherwise: false. The branch is folded at compile time, so the runtime path sees only one side of an if/else.".into(),
optimization_notes: "Critical for constexpr-friendly STL: use faster runtime code in non-constexpr path, conformant code in constexpr path.".into(),
});
// __builtin_bit_cast
self.patterns.push(X86BuiltinPattern {
builtin: X86STLBuiltin::BitCast,
llvm_intrinsic: "bitcast instruction in IR".into(),
x86_instruction: "No instruction if types have same register class; otherwise MOVD/MOVQ between GPR and XMM".into(),
lowering_notes: "LLVM bitcast: reinterpret bits of one type as another type. Requires same size. On x86, same-register-class conversions are zero-cost; cross-class use MOVD/MOVQ.".into(),
optimization_notes: "For float/int bitcasts: use MOVD (SSE2) or just a register rename in SSA. std::bit_cast<float, uint32_t> is zero-cost on x86-64.".into(),
});
// __builtin_prefetch
self.patterns.push(X86BuiltinPattern {
builtin: X86STLBuiltin::Prefetch,
llvm_intrinsic: "llvm.prefetch".into(),
x86_instruction: "PREFETCHT0 / PREFETCHT1 / PREFETCHT2 / PREFETCHNTA".into(),
lowering_notes: "llvm.prefetch(ptr, rw, locality, cache_type). Maps to PREFETCH instructions on X86: PREFETCHT0 (all caches), PREFETCHNTA (non-temporal, bypass cache).".into(),
optimization_notes: "Used in STL containers during iteration for next-node / next-chunk prefetching. Insert prefetch ~100-200 cycles ahead of use.".into(),
});
}
pub fn intrinsic_count(&self) -> u64 {
self.patterns.len() as u64
}
pub fn find(&self, builtin: X86STLBuiltin) -> Option<&X86BuiltinPattern> {
self.patterns.iter().find(|p| p.builtin == builtin)
}
}
impl Default for X86STLIntrinsics {
fn default() -> Self {
Self::new(X86STLLoweringContext::default())
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLAttributes — STL attribute patterns
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// STL attribute categories.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86STLAttributeKind {
Nodiscard,
MaybeUnused,
NoUniqueAddress,
Restrict,
Likely,
Unlikely,
AssumeAligned,
Noinline,
AlwaysInline,
Flatten,
Cold,
Hot,
}
impl X86STLAttributeKind {
pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::Nodiscard => "[[nodiscard]]",
Self::MaybeUnused => "[[maybe_unused]]",
Self::NoUniqueAddress => "[[no_unique_address]]",
Self::Restrict => "__restrict",
Self::Likely => "[[likely]]",
Self::Unlikely => "[[unlikely]]",
Self::AssumeAligned => "__attribute__((assume_aligned(N)))",
Self::Noinline => "__attribute__((noinline))",
Self::AlwaysInline => "__attribute__((always_inline))",
Self::Flatten => "__attribute__((flatten))",
Self::Cold => "__attribute__((cold))",
Self::Hot => "__attribute__((hot))",
}
}
pub fn llvm_attr(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::Nodiscard => "No unwind, no write (if return unused: warn)",
Self::MaybeUnused => "No diagnostic if unused; no LLVM attribute needed",
Self::NoUniqueAddress => "Empty struct field at offset 0 with zero size",
Self::Restrict => "noalias on pointer parameter",
Self::Likely => "branch_weights favoring this path",
Self::Unlikely => "branch_weights disfavoring this path",
Self::AssumeAligned => "align attribute on pointer parameter",
Self::Noinline => "noinline",
Self::AlwaysInline => "alwaysinline",
Self::Flatten => "No specific LLVM attr; inlines everything into caller",
Self::Cold => "cold; optsize; minsize",
Self::Hot => "hot; inlinehint",
}
}
}
/// An STL attribute lowering pattern.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86AttributePattern {
pub kind: X86STLAttributeKind,
pub stl_usage: String,
pub ir_lowering: String,
pub x86_impact: String,
}
/// Registry of STL attribute patterns.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLAttributes {
pub ctx: X86STLLoweringContext,
pub patterns: Vec<X86AttributePattern>,
}
impl X86STLAttributes {
pub fn new(ctx: X86STLLoweringContext) -> Self {
let mut slf = Self {
ctx,
patterns: Vec::new(),
};
slf.register_all();
slf
}
fn register_all(&mut self) {
// [[nodiscard]]
self.patterns.push(X86AttributePattern {
kind: X86STLAttributeKind::Nodiscard,
stl_usage: "Applied to: std::vector::empty() (C++20), std::async(), std::launder(), operator new (C++20). Warns when return value is discarded.".into(),
ir_lowering: "Emit llvm.var.annotation or function attribute nodiscard. Frontend generates warning; no IR impact unless it guides DCE.".into(),
x86_impact: "No codegen impact. Purely frontend diagnostic. Helps catch bugs like if (vec.empty) instead of if (vec.empty()).".into(),
});
// [[maybe_unused]]
self.patterns.push(X86AttributePattern {
kind: X86STLAttributeKind::MaybeUnused,
stl_usage: "Applied to: structured binding declarations, template parameters, variables in debug-only code. Suppresses -Wunused warnings.".into(),
ir_lowering: "No IR annotation needed. Frontend silences warnings; DCE still removes if genuinely unused at -O1+.".into(),
x86_impact: "No codegen impact. Prevents unused-variable warnings that would otherwise fire on intentionally-unused names (e.g., [[maybe_unused]] auto [key, _] = map.insert(...)).".into(),
});
// [[no_unique_address]] — EBO (Empty Base Optimization)
self.patterns.push(X86AttributePattern {
kind: X86STLAttributeKind::NoUniqueAddress,
stl_usage: "Applied to: allocator members in containers, comparator members, hasher members. Allows empty subobjects to share the same address.".into(),
ir_lowering: "In struct layout: field with [[no_unique_address]] that is empty (size 0 after EBO) occupies offset 0 with size 0. LLVM struct layout uses zero-size fields where possible.".into(),
x86_impact: "Reduces container size by sizeof(Allocator) (typically 1 byte due to empty class size rule). On x86-64, std::vector saves 8 bytes by placing allocator at same address as first pointer field. Critical for ABI: std::vector<T> is 24 bytes on x86-64 (3 pointers), not 32.".into(),
});
// __restrict — pointer aliasing
self.patterns.push(X86AttributePattern {
kind: X86STLAttributeKind::Restrict,
stl_usage: "Used in: custom allocators, SIMD wrappers, and performance-critical functions. Tells compiler that a pointer does not alias any other pointer in scope.".into(),
ir_lowering: "LLVM: 'noalias' attribute on pointer parameter or return value. Enables: vectorization without aliasing checks, LICM to hoist loads, store-to-load forwarding.".into(),
x86_impact: "Critical for auto-vectorization on x86: without noalias, the compiler must emit runtime overlap checks before SIMD loops (costs ~5-10 instructions). With noalias, vectorized path is unconditional. For memcpy-like operations, use @llvm.memcpy which already has noalias semantics.".into(),
});
// [[likely]] / [[unlikely]]
self.patterns.push(X86AttributePattern {
kind: X86STLAttributeKind::Likely,
stl_usage: "C++20 attributes on switch cases and if/else branches. Used in: parser error paths, fast-path in containers, optimization hints.".into(),
ir_lowering: "Sets branch_weights metadata: !prof !{!'branch_weights', i32 2000, i32 1}. Influences block placement (hot path stays in fallthrough), if-conversion, and loop unrolling.".into(),
x86_impact: "Affects code layout: likely path → sequential fallthrough (fewer taken branches). Unlikely path → moved out of line (cold section on Linux with -function-sections). On x86, taken branches cost ~1-2 cycles more than fallthrough (branch predictor dependent).".into(),
});
// assume_aligned
self.patterns.push(X86AttributePattern {
kind: X86STLAttributeKind::AssumeAligned,
stl_usage: "Used in custom allocators that guarantee alignment (e.g., aligned_alloc, SIMD-aware allocators). Applied to pointer return values.".into(),
ir_lowering: "LLVM: 'align 64' attribute on pointer parameter/return. Enables aligned load/store instructions (MOVDQA vs MOVDQU) and eliminates alignment peel loops in vectorization.".into(),
x86_impact: "Aligned MOV (MOVAPS/MOVDQA) is 1 uop vs potentially 2 uops for unaligned (MOVUPS/MOVDQU) when crossing cache line on pre-Haswell. With AVX, unaligned loads are mostly penalty-free on Haswell+, but aligned still matters for atomicity of 16/32/64-byte loads on AVX/AVX-512.".into(),
});
// noinline / always_inline
self.patterns.push(X86AttributePattern {
kind: X86STLAttributeKind::Noinline,
stl_usage: "noinline: used on cold paths (e.g., vector reallocation, exception paths, __throw_ functions). always_inline: used on hot trivially-small functions (e.g., iterator::operator++, size()).".into(),
ir_lowering: "noinline: 'noinline' attribute on function. always_inline: 'alwaysinline' attribute. Both affect the inliner pass decision.".into(),
x86_impact: "noinline: saves code size by keeping cold code out of hot callers; improves I-cache. always_inline: eliminates call/ret overhead (4-8 cycles) for tiny functions. STL heavily uses always_inline to make abstractions zero-cost on x86.".into(),
});
}
pub fn attribute_count(&self) -> u64 {
self.patterns.len() as u64
}
pub fn find_by_kind(&self, kind: X86STLAttributeKind) -> Option<&X86AttributePattern> {
self.patterns.iter().find(|p| p.kind == kind)
}
}
impl Default for X86STLAttributes {
fn default() -> Self {
Self::new(X86STLLoweringContext::default())
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLConcurrency — STL concurrency patterns
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Lock-free status for an atomic type on X86.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86LockFreeStatus {
Never,
Sometimes, // e.g., shared_ptr atomic on 32-bit
Always,
}
/// Atomic type lock-free detection on X86.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86AtomicLockFreeInfo {
pub type_name: String,
pub size_bytes: u8,
pub alignment: u8,
pub is_lock_free_64: X86LockFreeStatus,
pub is_lock_free_32: X86LockFreeStatus,
pub cmpxchg_supported: bool,
pub notes: String,
}
/// Mutex lowering strategy on X86.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86MutexStrategy {
Futex, // Linux: futex(2) syscall
WaitOnAddress, // Windows: WaitOnAddress
SpinLock, // Custom spinlock
OsUnfairLock, // macOS
Pthread, // Fallback POSIX
}
/// A concurrency lowering pattern.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86ConcurrencyPattern {
pub name: String,
pub description: String,
pub lowering_strategy: String,
pub ir_pattern: String,
pub x86_instructions: String,
}
/// Registry of STL concurrency patterns.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLConcurrency {
pub ctx: X86STLLoweringContext,
pub atomic_info: Vec<X86AtomicLockFreeInfo>,
pub patterns: Vec<X86ConcurrencyPattern>,
}
impl X86STLConcurrency {
pub fn new(ctx: X86STLLoweringContext) -> Self {
let mut slf = Self {
ctx,
atomic_info: Vec::new(),
patterns: Vec::new(),
};
slf.register_atomic_info();
slf.register_patterns();
slf
}
fn register_atomic_info(&mut self) {
// Integral types on x86-64
self.atomic_info.push(X86AtomicLockFreeInfo {
type_name: "bool".into(),
size_bytes: 1,
alignment: 1,
is_lock_free_64: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
is_lock_free_32: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
cmpxchg_supported: true,
notes: "Always lock-free; CMPXCHG [mem], reg works on byte".into(),
});
self.atomic_info.push(X86AtomicLockFreeInfo {
type_name: "char8_t".into(),
size_bytes: 1,
alignment: 1,
is_lock_free_64: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
is_lock_free_32: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
cmpxchg_supported: true,
notes: "Same as bool; byte CMPXCHG".into(),
});
self.atomic_info.push(X86AtomicLockFreeInfo {
type_name: "short / int16_t".into(),
size_bytes: 2,
alignment: 2,
is_lock_free_64: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
is_lock_free_32: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
cmpxchg_supported: true,
notes: "CMPXCHG with 16-bit operand prefix (66h)".into(),
});
self.atomic_info.push(X86AtomicLockFreeInfo {
type_name: "int / int32_t".into(),
size_bytes: 4,
alignment: 4,
is_lock_free_64: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
is_lock_free_32: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
cmpxchg_supported: true,
notes: "CMPXCHG 32-bit; native atomic on both 32 and 64-bit".into(),
});
self.atomic_info.push(X86AtomicLockFreeInfo {
type_name: "long long / int64_t".into(),
size_bytes: 8,
alignment: 8,
is_lock_free_64: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
is_lock_free_32: X86LockFreeStatus::Sometimes,
cmpxchg_supported: true,
notes: "Always lock-free on x86-64 (CMPXCHG8B/CMPXCHG16B). On x86-32: requires CMPXCHG8B (Pentium+) — not guaranteed by baseline i386.".into(),
});
self.atomic_info.push(X86AtomicLockFreeInfo {
type_name: "__int128".into(),
size_bytes: 16,
alignment: 16,
is_lock_free_64: X86LockFreeStatus::Sometimes,
is_lock_free_32: X86LockFreeStatus::Never,
cmpxchg_supported: true,
notes: "Lock-free on x86-64 with CMPXCHG16B (available on most post-2010 CPUs but not guaranteed by x86-64 baseline). Not available on x86-32.".into(),
});
// Pointer types
self.atomic_info.push(X86AtomicLockFreeInfo {
type_name: "T* (64-bit mode)".into(),
size_bytes: 8,
alignment: 8,
is_lock_free_64: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
is_lock_free_32: X86LockFreeStatus::Never,
cmpxchg_supported: true,
notes: "Always lock-free on x86-64. CMPXCHG on 64-bit register.".into(),
});
self.atomic_info.push(X86AtomicLockFreeInfo {
type_name: "T* (32-bit mode)".into(),
size_bytes: 4,
alignment: 4,
is_lock_free_64: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
is_lock_free_32: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
cmpxchg_supported: true,
notes: "Always lock-free on x86-32 (32-bit pointer == 32-bit int)".into(),
});
// Floating-point (via bit_cast to integer)
self.atomic_info.push(X86AtomicLockFreeInfo {
type_name: "float".into(),
size_bytes: 4,
alignment: 4,
is_lock_free_64: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
is_lock_free_32: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
cmpxchg_supported: true,
notes: "Use MOVD to move to GPR for CMPXCHG, then MOVD back. Or use lock CMPXCHG with XMM (not directly supported — must go through GPR).".into(),
});
self.atomic_info.push(X86AtomicLockFreeInfo {
type_name: "double".into(),
size_bytes: 8,
alignment: 8,
is_lock_free_64: X86LockFreeStatus::Always,
is_lock_free_32: X86LockFreeStatus::Sometimes,
cmpxchg_supported: true,
notes: "On x86-64: MOVQ to GPR for CMPXCHG. On x86-32: requires CMPXCHG8B.".into(),
});
}
fn register_patterns(&mut self) {
// std::atomic<T> lock-free detection
self.patterns.push(X86ConcurrencyPattern {
name: "std::atomic<T> lock-free detection".into(),
description: "Compile-time check: atomic<T>::is_always_lock_free. For sizes 1/2/4/8 on x86-64, always true. For 16-byte, depends on CMPXCHG16B CPU feature.".into(),
lowering_strategy: "Use LOCK CMPXCHG for compare-exchange. Use LOCK XADD for fetch_add. Use XCHG for exchange (implicit LOCK). Use MOV for load (relaxed). Use MOV + MFENCE for seq_cst store.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
atomic_load_relaxed: %v = load atomic %T, ptr %p monotonic
atomic_load_acquire: %v = load atomic %T, ptr %p acquire
atomic_store_release: store atomic %T %v, ptr %p release
atomic_store_seq_cst: store atomic %T %v, ptr %p seq_cst
atomic_cmpxchg: %old = cmpxchg ptr %p, %T %expected, %T %desired seq_cst seq_cst"#.into(),
x86_instructions: "LOCK CMPXCHG (compare-exchange), LOCK XADD (fetch_add), XCHG (exchange, implicit LOCK), MOV (load). MFENCE for seq_cst fence.".into(),
});
// std::mutex → futex
self.patterns.push(X86ConcurrencyPattern {
name: "std::mutex".into(),
description: "On Linux x86: implemented with futex(2). Mutex state: 0=unlocked, 1=locked_no_waiters, 2=locked_with_waiters. Lock: try LOCK CMPXCHG state 0→1; if fail, atomically set to 2 and FUTEX_WAIT.".into(),
lowering_strategy: "Fast path: CMPXCHG (no syscall). Slow path (contention): FUTEX_WAIT syscall. Unlock: atomic store 0; if was 2, FUTEX_WAKE.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
lock:
%old = cmpxchg ptr %state, i32 0, i32 1 acq_rel acquire
%locked = icmp eq i32 %old, 0
br i1 %locked, label %done, label %slow_path
slow_path:
; atomically set to 2 if not already
; call futex_wait(%state, 2)
br label %lock ; retry
unlock:
%old = atomicrmw xchg ptr %state, i32 0 release
%had_waiters = icmp eq i32 %old, 2
br i1 %had_waiters, label %wake, label %done
wake:
call @futex_wake(%state, 1)
"#.into(),
x86_instructions: "LOCK CMPXCHG for fast-path lock. MOV for unlock. SYSCALL for futex. Total fast-path: ~2 instructions (CMPXCHG + JNE).".into(),
});
// std::shared_mutex
self.patterns.push(X86ConcurrencyPattern {
name: "std::shared_mutex".into(),
description: "Reader-writer lock. State encoding: bits 0-29 = reader count, bit 30 = writer pending, bit 31 = writer active. lock(): spin until no readers/writers, then set writer bit. lock_shared(): spin while writer bit set, then atomically increment reader count.".into(),
lowering_strategy: "Writer: spin until state=0, then CMPXCHG to set bit 31. Reader: spin while bit 31 set; then LOCK INC on bits 0-29 (or LOCK XADD 1). Under contention: fall back to futex.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
lock_shared:
%state = load atomic i32, ptr %s monotonic
%writer = and i32 %state, 0x80000000
%has_writer = icmp ne i32 %writer, 0
br i1 %has_writer, label %spin_read, label %try_read
try_read:
%new = add i32 %state, 1
%old = cmpxchg ptr %s, i32 %state, i32 %new
br label %check
"#.into(),
x86_instructions: "LOCK CMPXCHG for writer acquisition. LOCK INC / LOCK ADD for reader count. PAUSE in spin loops for power efficiency on x86.".into(),
});
// std::jthread stop_token
self.patterns.push(X86ConcurrencyPattern {
name: "std::jthread stop_token".into(),
description: "C++20 jthread: RAII thread with cooperative cancellation via stop_token. Internally: atomic<bool> stop_requested flag + condition_variable for stop_callback notification.".into(),
lowering_strategy: "stop_source holds: atomic<bool> + linked list of stop_callbacks. request_stop(): set atomic flag; invoke callbacks. stop_token::stop_requested(): atomic load (MOV) — very fast check.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
stop_requested:
%val = load atomic i8, ptr %flag acquire
%stopped = trunc i8 %val to i1
ret i1 %stopped
request_stop:
store atomic i8 1, ptr %flag release
; invoke registered callbacks
"#.into(),
x86_instructions: "MOV for stop_requested() check (single cycle). LOCK XCHG or MOV+mfence for request_stop().".into(),
});
// std::counting_semaphore
self.patterns.push(X86ConcurrencyPattern {
name: "std::counting_semaphore".into(),
description: "C++20 counting_semaphore / binary_semaphore. Counter with atomic decrement on acquire; atomic increment on release. Under contention: futex wait/wake.".into(),
lowering_strategy: "acquire: loop { load counter; if > 0: cmpxchg dec; else futex_wait }. release: atomic fetch_add; futex_wake if counter was 0.".into(),
ir_pattern: r#"
acquire:
%c = load atomic i32, ptr %counter acquire
%can_acquire = icmp sgt i32 %c, 0
br i1 %can_acquire, label %try_dec, label %wait
try_dec:
%new = sub i32 %c, 1
%old = cmpxchg ptr %counter, i32 %c, i32 %new acq_rel acquire
%success = icmp eq i32 %old, %c
br i1 %success, label %done, label %acquire
"#.into(),
x86_instructions: "LOCK CMPXCHG for decrement; LOCK XADD for release. SYSCALL for futex.".into(),
});
}
pub fn pattern_count(&self) -> u64 {
self.patterns.len() as u64
}
pub fn find_atomic_info(&self, type_name: &str) -> Option<&X86AtomicLockFreeInfo> {
self.atomic_info.iter().find(|a| a.type_name == type_name)
}
pub fn is_lock_free_always(&self, type_name: &str) -> bool {
self.find_atomic_info(type_name)
.map(|a| a.is_lock_free_64 == X86LockFreeStatus::Always)
.unwrap_or(false)
}
}
impl Default for X86STLConcurrency {
fn default() -> Self {
Self::new(X86STLLoweringContext::default())
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLFormat — C++20 std::format support
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Format argument type.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86FormatArgType {
Int,
UInt,
Char,
CString,
String,
Float,
Double,
Bool,
Pointer,
Custom,
}
/// Format specifier field.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86FormatSpecField {
FillAlign,
Sign,
AlternateForm,
ZeroPad,
Width,
Precision,
Type,
}
/// A format argument descriptor.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86FormatArg {
pub index: u32,
pub arg_type: X86FormatArgType,
pub is_positional: bool,
pub width: Option<i32>,
pub precision: Option<i32>,
pub fill_char: Option<char>,
pub alignment: Option<char>,
pub sign: Option<char>,
pub alternate_form: bool,
pub presentation_type: Option<char>,
}
/// Format string parsing state.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86FormatParseState {
pub format_str: String,
pub position: usize,
pub args: Vec<X86FormatArg>,
pub errors: Vec<String>,
}
/// Registry for C++20 format support.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLFormat {
pub ctx: X86STLLoweringContext,
pub format_patterns: Vec<String>,
}
impl X86STLFormat {
pub fn new(ctx: X86STLLoweringContext) -> Self {
Self {
ctx,
format_patterns: vec![
"std::format('{}', 42) → integer formatting: itoa with base-10, SSE2 digit generation".into(),
"std::format('{:#x}', 255) → hex with 0x prefix: '0xff'".into(),
"std::format('{:010}', 42) → zero-padded: '0000000042'".into(),
"std::format('{:.3f}', 3.14159) → float with precision: '3.142'".into(),
"std::format('{:>10}', 'hi') → right-aligned: ' hi'".into(),
"std::format('{:*^10}', 'hi') → center-aligned with fill: '****hi****'".into(),
],
}
}
/// Parse a format string and extract argument specifications.
pub fn parse_format_string(&self, fmt: &str) -> X86FormatParseState {
let mut state = X86FormatParseState {
format_str: fmt.to_string(),
position: 0,
args: Vec::new(),
errors: Vec::new(),
};
let chars: Vec<char> = fmt.chars().collect();
let len = chars.len();
while state.position < len {
if chars[state.position] == '{' {
if state.position + 1 < len && chars[state.position + 1] == '{' {
// Escaped {{ → literal {
state.position += 2;
continue;
}
// Parse replacement field
state.position += 1;
let mut arg_index: u32 = state.args.len() as u32;
let mut is_positional = false;
// Parse optional argument index
if state.position < len && chars[state.position].is_ascii_digit() {
let mut idx = 0u32;
while state.position < len && chars[state.position].is_ascii_digit() {
idx = idx * 10 + (chars[state.position] as u8 - b'0') as u32;
state.position += 1;
}
arg_index = idx;
is_positional = true;
}
let mut arg = X86FormatArg {
index: arg_index,
arg_type: X86FormatArgType::Int, // default
is_positional,
width: None,
precision: None,
fill_char: None,
alignment: None,
sign: None,
alternate_form: false,
presentation_type: None,
};
// Parse optional format spec (colon-separated)
if state.position < len && chars[state.position] == ':' {
state.position += 1;
self.parse_format_spec(&chars, &mut state, &mut arg);
}
// Expect closing brace
if state.position < len && chars[state.position] == '}' {
state.position += 1;
} else {
state
.errors
.push(format!("Unclosed '{{' at position {}", state.position));
}
state.args.push(arg);
} else if chars[state.position] == '}' {
if state.position + 1 < len && chars[state.position + 1] == '}' {
// Escaped }} → literal }
state.position += 2;
continue;
}
state
.errors
.push(format!("Unexpected '}}' at position {}", state.position));
state.position += 1;
} else {
state.position += 1;
}
}
state
}
fn parse_format_spec(
&self,
chars: &[char],
state: &mut X86FormatParseState,
arg: &mut X86FormatArg,
) {
let len = chars.len();
// Fill and align: optional fill char followed by < > ^
if state.position < len {
let next = chars[state.position];
let peek = if state.position + 1 < len {
chars[state.position + 1]
} else {
'\0'
};
if (peek == '<' || peek == '>' || peek == '^') && next != '{' && next != '}' {
arg.fill_char = Some(next);
arg.alignment = Some(peek);
state.position += 2;
} else if next == '<' || next == '>' || next == '^' {
arg.alignment = Some(next);
arg.fill_char = Some(' '); // default fill
state.position += 1;
}
}
// Sign: + - (space)
if state.position < len {
match chars[state.position] {
'+' | '-' | ' ' => {
arg.sign = Some(chars[state.position]);
state.position += 1;
}
_ => {}
}
}
// Alternate form: #
if state.position < len && chars[state.position] == '#' {
arg.alternate_form = true;
state.position += 1;
}
// Zero pad: 0 (before width)
if state.position < len && chars[state.position] == '0' {
arg.fill_char = Some('0');
arg.alignment = Some('>'); // right-aligned with zero fill
state.position += 1;
}
// Width: positive integer or {arg}
if state.position < len {
if chars[state.position].is_ascii_digit() {
let mut w = 0i32;
while state.position < len && chars[state.position].is_ascii_digit() {
w = w * 10 + (chars[state.position] as u8 - b'0') as i32;
state.position += 1;
}
arg.width = Some(w);
} else if chars[state.position] == '{' {
// Dynamic width — skip for now
while state.position < len && chars[state.position] != '}' {
state.position += 1;
}
if state.position < len {
state.position += 1;
}
}
}
// Precision: . followed by non-negative integer or {arg}
if state.position < len && chars[state.position] == '.' {
state.position += 1;
if state.position < len {
if chars[state.position].is_ascii_digit() {
let mut p = 0i32;
while state.position < len && chars[state.position].is_ascii_digit() {
p = p * 10 + (chars[state.position] as u8 - b'0') as i32;
state.position += 1;
}
arg.precision = Some(p);
} else if chars[state.position] == '{' {
while state.position < len && chars[state.position] != '}' {
state.position += 1;
}
if state.position < len {
state.position += 1;
}
}
}
}
// Presentation type (optional for integral types, or 's' for string)
if state.position < len {
let c = chars[state.position];
match c {
'a' | 'A' | 'b' | 'B' | 'c' | 'd' | 'e' | 'E' | 'f' | 'F' | 'g' | 'G' | 'o'
| 'p' | 's' | 'x' | 'X' | '?' => {
arg.presentation_type = Some(c);
state.position += 1;
}
_ => {}
}
}
}
pub fn pattern_count(&self) -> u64 {
self.format_patterns.len() as u64
}
}
impl Default for X86STLFormat {
fn default() -> Self {
Self::new(X86STLLoweringContext::default())
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLRanges — C++20 ranges support
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// A C++20 ranges view adapter.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86RangeViewKind {
Filter,
Transform,
Take,
Drop,
TakeWhile,
DropWhile,
Reverse,
Join,
Split,
Common,
Keys,
Values,
Elements,
Iota,
All,
Zip,
Enumerate,
Chunk,
Slide,
Stride,
}
impl X86RangeViewKind {
pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::Filter => "std::views::filter",
Self::Transform => "std::views::transform",
Self::Take => "std::views::take",
Self::Drop => "std::views::drop",
Self::TakeWhile => "std::views::take_while",
Self::DropWhile => "std::views::drop_while",
Self::Reverse => "std::views::reverse",
Self::Join => "std::views::join",
Self::Split => "std::views::split",
Self::Common => "std::views::common",
Self::Keys => "std::views::keys",
Self::Values => "std::views::values",
Self::Elements => "std::views::elements",
Self::Iota => "std::views::iota",
Self::All => "std::views::all",
Self::Zip => "std::views::zip",
Self::Enumerate => "std::views::enumerate",
Self::Chunk => "std::views::chunk",
Self::Slide => "std::views::slide",
Self::Stride => "std::views::stride",
}
}
}
/// A range view pipeline optimization rule.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86RangeOptimization {
pub view_kind: X86RangeViewKind,
pub pipeline_rule: String,
pub ir_optimization: String,
pub x86_benefit: String,
}
/// Iterator/sentinel lowering pattern for ranges.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86RangeIteratorPattern {
pub pattern_name: String,
pub iterator_type: String,
pub sentinel_type: String,
pub distance_computation: String,
pub dereference_pattern: String,
}
/// Registry for C++20 ranges support.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLRanges {
pub ctx: X86STLLoweringContext,
pub optimizations: Vec<X86RangeOptimization>,
pub iterator_patterns: Vec<X86RangeIteratorPattern>,
}
impl X86STLRanges {
pub fn new(ctx: X86STLLoweringContext) -> Self {
let mut slf = Self {
ctx,
optimizations: Vec::new(),
iterator_patterns: Vec::new(),
};
slf.register_optimizations();
slf.register_iterator_patterns();
slf
}
fn register_optimizations(&mut self) {
// View composition optimizations
self.optimizations.push(X86RangeOptimization {
view_kind: X86RangeViewKind::Filter,
pipeline_rule: "filter | transform → fuse into single loop; no intermediate storage"
.into(),
ir_optimization:
"Single loop with predicated store; iterator holds predicate + inner iterator"
.into(),
x86_benefit:
"Eliminates intermediate buffer allocations; fused loop has better cache behavior"
.into(),
});
self.optimizations.push(X86RangeOptimization {
view_kind: X86RangeViewKind::Transform,
pipeline_rule: "transform | transform → compose functions; apply composed transform once per element".into(),
ir_optimization: "f(g(x)) computed in one pass; inlined compose lambda at -O2".into(),
x86_benefit: "Single register holding intermediate value (no store/load between transforms)".into(),
});
self.optimizations.push(X86RangeOptimization {
view_kind: X86RangeViewKind::Take,
pipeline_rule:
"take(N) on random_access range → bounded iteration; avoid counting past N".into(),
ir_optimization:
"End sentinel = min(begin + N, original_end); simple pointer comparison".into(),
x86_benefit: "LEA for end computation; simple CMP in loop condition".into(),
});
self.optimizations.push(X86RangeOptimization {
view_kind: X86RangeViewKind::Drop,
pipeline_rule:
"drop(N) → advance iterator by N at construction; no runtime check per element"
.into(),
ir_optimization: "begin += N at pipeline setup; subsequent iteration is zero-overhead"
.into(),
x86_benefit: "LEA for advance; zero per-element overhead afterward".into(),
});
self.optimizations.push(X86RangeOptimization {
view_kind: X86RangeViewKind::Reverse,
pipeline_rule: "reverse on random_access range → iterate backwards with decrementing pointer".into(),
ir_optimization: "Pointer arithmetic with negative stride; std::reverse_iterator optimization applied".into(),
x86_benefit: "Same cost as forward iteration; single LEA for decrement".into(),
});
self.optimizations.push(X86RangeOptimization {
view_kind: X86RangeViewKind::Join,
pipeline_rule: "join on range of ranges → flatten two-level iteration; outer loop advances inner ranges".into(),
ir_optimization: "Two-level loop structure: outer selects inner range; inner iterates elements".into(),
x86_benefit: "Good cache behavior when inner ranges are contiguous".into(),
});
// Pipeline optimization: view composition
self.optimizations.push(X86RangeOptimization {
view_kind: X86RangeViewKind::All,
pipeline_rule: "Pipeline: vec | filter | transform | take → single-pass lazy evaluation with zero intermediate allocations".into(),
ir_optimization: "Views compose iterators: each operator| wraps the previous. Inline all operator() calls. LLVM's loop fusion can merge adjacent range-for loops.".into(),
x86_benefit: "Zero-cost abstraction: after inlining, range pipeline generates same code as hand-written loop. gcc and clang produce identical assembly for ranges and raw loops at -O2.".into(),
});
// SIMD optimization for iota
self.optimizations.push(X86RangeOptimization {
view_kind: X86RangeViewKind::Iota,
pipeline_rule: "iota(0, N) | transform(...) → prefilled SIMD increment pattern".into(),
ir_optimization: "Vectorize sequential increments: broadcast base + {0,1,2,...,VLEN-1}"
.into(),
x86_benefit: "VPADDD with pre-computed increment vector; 4/8/16 elements per iteration"
.into(),
});
// Chunk optimization
self.optimizations.push(X86RangeOptimization {
view_kind: X86RangeViewKind::Chunk,
pipeline_rule: "chunk(N) → batch processing; use rep movs or SIMD for each chunk's elements".into(),
ir_optimization: "Each chunk returned as a subrange; outer loop handles chunk boundaries".into(),
x86_benefit: "Fixed-size chunks → loop unrolling by N; aligned access patterns".into(),
});
}
fn register_iterator_patterns(&mut self) {
// Standard begin/end sentinel
self.iterator_patterns.push(X86RangeIteratorPattern {
pattern_name: "begin/end sentinel".into(),
iterator_type: "iterator_t<R>".into(),
sentinel_type: "sentinel_t<R>".into(),
distance_computation: "For sized_sentinel: end - begin. For non-sized: loop counter or std::ranges::distance (linear time).".into(),
dereference_pattern: "ranges::iter_move or ranges::iter_swap to handle proxy iterators; direct *iter for standard iterators".into(),
});
// Sized sentinel optimization
self.iterator_patterns.push(X86RangeIteratorPattern {
pattern_name: "sized_sentinel optimization".into(),
iterator_type: "random_access_iterator".into(),
sentinel_type: "sized_sentinel (e.g., counted_iterator)".into(),
distance_computation: "O(1): ptrsub sentinel.limit, iterator.base. LEA for address difference, SAR for divide by sizeof(T).".into(),
dereference_pattern: "Direct pointer dereference; no sentinel check per iteration (bounded by pre-computed count)".into(),
});
// Infinite range pattern
self.iterator_patterns.push(X86RangeIteratorPattern {
pattern_name: "unreachable_sentinel (infinite range)".into(),
iterator_type: "incrementing iterator (iota, generators)".into(),
sentinel_type: "std::unreachable_sentinel_t".into(),
distance_computation: "Infinite; no distance computation possible. Requires take(N) to bound.".into(),
dereference_pattern: "Unbounded loop (while true); requires explicit exit condition from pipeline".into(),
});
// Cached position for non-forward ranges
self.iterator_patterns.push(X86RangeIteratorPattern {
pattern_name: "cached_position for input ranges".into(),
iterator_type: "input_iterator (single-pass)".into(),
sentinel_type: "sentinel_t (equality comparable)".into(),
distance_computation: "O(n): must traverse. Not advisable for performance-critical paths.".into(),
dereference_pattern: "Must cache dereferenced value if used multiple times; input iterator only guarantees single-pass validity".into(),
});
}
pub fn pattern_count(&self) -> u64 {
(self.optimizations.len() + self.iterator_patterns.len()) as u64
}
pub fn find_optimization(&self, kind: X86RangeViewKind) -> Option<&X86RangeOptimization> {
self.optimizations.iter().find(|o| o.view_kind == kind)
}
/// Get all pipeline composition rules.
pub fn pipeline_rules(&self) -> Vec<&str> {
self.optimizations
.iter()
.map(|o| o.pipeline_rule.as_str())
.collect()
}
}
impl Default for X86STLRanges {
fn default() -> Self {
Self::new(X86STLLoweringContext::default())
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLPlatformConfig — Platform-specific configuration
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Platform-specific STL configuration for X86 targets.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLPlatformConfig {
/// The platform name (linux, windows, darwin)
pub platform: String,
/// String SSO buffer size in bytes
pub string_sso_size: usize,
/// Vector growth factor (2x, 1.5x)
pub vector_growth_factor: f64,
/// Deque block size in bytes
pub deque_block_size: usize,
/// Default hashtable bucket count
pub default_bucket_count: usize,
/// Maximum hashtable load factor
pub max_load_factor: f64,
/// Whether to use short-string optimization
pub use_sso: bool,
/// Mutex implementation strategy
pub mutex_strategy: X86MutexStrategy,
/// Page size for allocator
pub alloc_page_size: usize,
}
impl Default for X86STLPlatformConfig {
fn default() -> Self {
Self {
platform: "linux".into(),
string_sso_size: 15, // 16-byte struct on x86-64: 1 byte for size = 15 char capacity
vector_growth_factor: 2.0,
deque_block_size: 512,
default_bucket_count: 13,
max_load_factor: 1.0,
use_sso: true,
mutex_strategy: X86MutexStrategy::Futex,
alloc_page_size: 4096,
}
}
}
impl X86STLPlatformConfig {
pub fn linux_x86_64() -> Self {
Self {
platform: "linux".into(),
mutex_strategy: X86MutexStrategy::Futex,
..Default::default()
}
}
pub fn windows_x86_64() -> Self {
Self {
platform: "windows".into(),
mutex_strategy: X86MutexStrategy::WaitOnAddress,
..Default::default()
}
}
pub fn darwin_x86_64() -> Self {
Self {
platform: "darwin".into(),
mutex_strategy: X86MutexStrategy::OsUnfairLock,
..Default::default()
}
}
/// Returns optimal SIMD width based on SSE level.
pub fn simd_width_bytes(&self, sse_level: u8) -> u32 {
match sse_level {
0..=1 => 8, // 64-bit scalar
2..=4 => 16, // SSE 128-bit
5 => 32, // AVX 256-bit
_ => 64, // AVX-512 512-bit
}
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLAnalysis — Static analysis of STL usage patterns
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Analysis of STL usage for optimization guidance.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Default)]
pub struct X86STLUsageAnalysis {
pub container_uses: Vec<String>,
pub algorithm_uses: Vec<String>,
pub total_allocations_estimated: u64,
pub total_deallocations_estimated: u64,
pub vector_growth_reallocations: u64,
pub likely_sso_strings: u64,
pub lock_contention_points: Vec<String>,
pub recommendations: Vec<String>,
}
impl X86STLUsageAnalysis {
pub fn new() -> Self {
Self::default()
}
/// Analyze a container type for optimization opportunities.
pub fn analyze_container(&mut self, container_name: &str, element_count: u64) {
self.container_uses.push(container_name.to_string());
match container_name {
"std::vector" => {
self.total_allocations_estimated += 1;
// Estimate reallocations: log2 growth
self.vector_growth_reallocations += (element_count as f64).log2().ceil() as u64;
if element_count < 16 {
self.recommendations.push(format!(
"Consider std::array<{}> for small fixed-size vector of {} elements",
"T", element_count
));
}
}
"std::basic_string" => {
self.total_allocations_estimated += 1;
if element_count <= 15 {
self.likely_sso_strings += 1;
}
}
"std::list" | "std::forward_list" => {
self.total_allocations_estimated += element_count;
self.total_deallocations_estimated += element_count;
self.recommendations.push(format!(
"{}: {}-element linked list — consider std::vector for better cache locality",
container_name, element_count
));
}
_ => {}
}
}
/// Analyze an algorithm use pattern.
pub fn analyze_algorithm(&mut self, algo_name: &str, input_size: u64) {
self.algorithm_uses
.push(format!("{}@n={}", algo_name, input_size));
}
/// Generate optimization recommendations.
pub fn generate_recommendations(&self) -> Vec<String> {
let mut recs = self.recommendations.clone();
if self.vector_growth_reallocations > 10 {
recs.push(format!(
"High vector reallocation count ({}); use reserve() to pre-allocate",
self.vector_growth_reallocations
));
}
if self.likely_sso_strings > 0 {
recs.push(format!(
"{} strings fit in SSO buffer — no heap allocation for these",
self.likely_sso_strings
));
}
recs
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLABISupport — ABI-level STL type lowering
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// How an STL type is passed/returned in the X86 ABI.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86STLABIClass {
Integer,
SSE,
SSEUp,
X87,
X87Up,
ComplexX87,
NoClass,
Memory,
}
impl X86STLABIClass {
pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::Integer => "INTEGER",
Self::SSE => "SSE",
Self::SSEUp => "SSEUP",
Self::X87 => "X87",
Self::X87Up => "X87UP",
Self::ComplexX87 => "COMPLEX_X87",
Self::NoClass => "NO_CLASS",
Self::Memory => "MEMORY",
}
}
}
/// ABI classification for an STL type on X86-64 SysV.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLABIClassification {
pub type_name: String,
pub eightbytes: Vec<X86STLABIClass>,
pub passed_in_registers: bool,
pub register_count: u8,
}
impl X86STLABIClassification {
pub fn new(type_name: &str, eightbytes: Vec<X86STLABIClass>) -> Self {
let passed_in_registers =
eightbytes.len() <= 2 && !eightbytes.iter().any(|c| *c == X86STLABIClass::Memory);
Self {
type_name: type_name.to_string(),
eightbytes: eightbytes.clone(),
passed_in_registers,
register_count: eightbytes.len() as u8,
}
}
/// Classify common STL types per System V AMD64 ABI.
pub fn classify_stl_types() -> Vec<Self> {
vec![
// std::vector<T>: 3 pointers → 24 bytes → MEMORY (too large for 2 registers)
Self::new(
"std::vector<T> (24 bytes)",
vec![
X86STLABIClass::Integer,
X86STLABIClass::Integer,
X86STLABIClass::Integer,
],
),
// std::string: 32 bytes → MEMORY
Self::new(
"std::string (32 bytes)",
vec![
X86STLABIClass::Integer,
X86STLABIClass::Integer,
X86STLABIClass::Integer,
X86STLABIClass::Integer,
],
),
// std::span<T>: 2 pointers → 16 bytes → 2 INTEGER registers
Self::new(
"std::span<T> (16 bytes)",
vec![X86STLABIClass::Integer, X86STLABIClass::Integer],
),
// std::string_view: 2 pointers → 16 bytes → 2 INTEGER registers
Self::new(
"std::string_view (16 bytes)",
vec![X86STLABIClass::Integer, X86STLABIClass::Integer],
),
// std::unique_ptr<T>: 1 pointer → 8 bytes → 1 INTEGER register
Self::new(
"std::unique_ptr<T> (8 bytes)",
vec![X86STLABIClass::Integer],
),
// std::shared_ptr<T>: 2 pointers → 16 bytes → 2 INTEGER registers
Self::new(
"std::shared_ptr<T> (16 bytes)",
vec![X86STLABIClass::Integer, X86STLABIClass::Integer],
),
// std::optional<int>: 8 bytes → 2 INTEGER (value + bool discriminant packed)
Self::new(
"std::optional<int> (8 bytes)",
vec![X86STLABIClass::Integer],
),
// std::pair<int,int>: 8 bytes → 1 INTEGER (packed into single 8-byte)
Self::new(
"std::pair<int,int> (8 bytes)",
vec![X86STLABIClass::Integer],
),
// std::tuple<int,double>: int(4) + pad(4) + double(8) = 16 bytes → INTEGER + SSE
Self::new(
"std::tuple<int,double> (16 bytes)",
vec![X86STLABIClass::Integer, X86STLABIClass::SSE],
),
]
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLCodeGenHooks — Hooks for IR generation during STL lowering
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Code generation hooks for STL container/algorithm lowering.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Default)]
pub struct X86STLCodeGenHooks {
pub memcpy_threshold: u64,
pub small_vector_threshold: u64,
pub inline_sort_threshold: u64,
pub prefetch_distance: u32,
pub unroll_factor: u32,
}
impl X86STLCodeGenHooks {
pub fn for_opt_level(opt_level: u8) -> Self {
match opt_level {
0 => Self {
memcpy_threshold: 0, // never use memcpy
small_vector_threshold: 0, // never use small-vector opt
inline_sort_threshold: 0, // never inline sort
prefetch_distance: 0, // no prefetch
unroll_factor: 1, // no unroll
},
1 => Self {
memcpy_threshold: 64,
small_vector_threshold: 4,
inline_sort_threshold: 4,
prefetch_distance: 0,
unroll_factor: 1,
},
2 => Self {
memcpy_threshold: 256,
small_vector_threshold: 8,
inline_sort_threshold: 16,
prefetch_distance: 256,
unroll_factor: 4,
},
_ => Self {
memcpy_threshold: 512,
small_vector_threshold: 16,
inline_sort_threshold: 32,
prefetch_distance: 512,
unroll_factor: 8,
},
}
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// Tests
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;
// ── X86STLLoweringContext ────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_lowering_context_default() {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::default();
assert!(ctx.is_64bit);
assert_eq!(ctx.ptr_size(), 8);
assert_eq!(ctx.simd_alignment(), 32); // AVX = 32 bytes
assert!(ctx.use_vectorized_memcpy());
}
#[test]
fn test_lowering_context_x86_32() {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::new_x86_32(2);
assert!(!ctx.is_64bit);
assert_eq!(ctx.ptr_size(), 4);
assert_eq!(ctx.sse_level, 2);
assert_eq!(ctx.simd_alignment(), 16);
}
#[test]
fn test_lowering_context_x86_64() {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::new_x86_64(3);
assert!(ctx.is_64bit);
assert_eq!(ctx.ptr_size(), 8);
assert!(ctx.pic);
}
// ── X86STLSupport ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_stl_support_create() {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::default();
let support = X86STLSupport::new(ctx, 23);
assert_eq!(support.standard_year, 23);
assert!(support.standard_supports(17));
assert!(support.standard_supports(20));
assert!(support.standard_supports(23));
assert!(!support.standard_supports(26));
}
#[test]
fn test_stl_support_default() {
let support = X86STLSupport::default();
assert_eq!(support.standard_year, 23);
assert_eq!(support.lowering_count, 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_stl_support_lower_all() {
let mut support = X86STLSupport::default();
let result = support.lower_all();
assert!(result.container_stats.sequence_count > 0);
assert!(result.algorithm_count > 0);
assert_eq!(support.lowering_count, 1);
let result2 = support.lower_all();
assert_eq!(support.lowering_count, 2);
assert!(result2.container_stats.associative_count > 0);
}
// ── X86ContainerLowering ────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_container_strategy_as_str() {
assert_eq!(
X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HeapContiguous.as_str(),
"heap_contiguous"
);
assert_eq!(
X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::RedBlackTree.as_str(),
"red_black_tree"
);
assert_eq!(
X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HashTable.as_str(),
"hash_table"
);
}
#[test]
fn test_container_strategy_iterator_stable() {
assert!(!X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HeapContiguous.is_iterator_stable());
assert!(X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::ChunkedBlocks.is_iterator_stable());
assert!(X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::LinkedNodes.is_iterator_stable());
}
#[test]
fn test_container_strategy_random_access() {
assert!(X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HeapContiguous.supports_random_access());
assert!(!X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::LinkedNodes.supports_random_access());
assert!(!X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HashTable.supports_random_access());
}
#[test]
fn test_container_lowering_all_patterns() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
let patterns = lowering.all_patterns();
assert!(patterns.iter().any(|p| p.container_name == "std::vector"));
assert!(patterns.iter().any(|p| p.container_name == "std::deque"));
assert!(patterns.iter().any(|p| p.container_name == "std::list"));
assert!(patterns
.iter()
.any(|p| p.container_name == "std::forward_list"));
assert!(patterns.iter().any(|p| p.container_name == "std::array"));
}
#[test]
fn test_container_associative_patterns() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::set").is_some());
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::multiset").is_some());
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::map").is_some());
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::multimap").is_some());
}
#[test]
fn test_container_unordered_patterns() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::unordered_set").is_some());
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::unordered_map").is_some());
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::unordered_multiset").is_some());
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::unordered_multimap").is_some());
}
#[test]
fn test_container_adaptors() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::stack").is_some());
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::queue").is_some());
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::priority_queue").is_some());
}
#[test]
fn test_container_views() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
let span = lowering.find_pattern("std::span").unwrap();
assert_eq!(span.strategy, X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::InlineStorage);
let sv = lowering.find_pattern("std::string_view").unwrap();
assert_eq!(sv.llvm_fields.len(), 2);
}
#[test]
fn test_container_special() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::basic_string").is_some());
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::bitset").is_some());
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::valarray").is_some());
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::flat_set").is_some());
assert!(lowering.find_pattern("std::flat_map").is_some());
}
#[test]
fn test_container_flat_set_map_strategy() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
let flat_set = lowering.find_pattern("std::flat_set").unwrap();
assert_eq!(flat_set.strategy, X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::FlatSorted);
let flat_map = lowering.find_pattern("std::flat_map").unwrap();
assert_eq!(flat_map.strategy, X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::FlatSorted);
}
#[test]
fn test_container_x86_optimizations_present() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
let vec = lowering.find_pattern("std::vector").unwrap();
assert!(!vec.x86_optimizations.is_empty());
assert!(vec.x86_optimizations.iter().any(|o| o.contains("rep movs")));
}
#[test]
fn test_container_vector_layout() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
let vec = lowering.find_pattern("std::vector").unwrap();
assert_eq!(vec.llvm_fields.len(), 3);
assert_eq!(vec.llvm_fields[0].field_name, "_M_start");
assert_eq!(vec.llvm_fields[1].field_name, "_M_finish");
assert_eq!(vec.llvm_fields[2].field_name, "_M_end_of_storage");
}
// ── X86AlgorithmLowering ────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_non_modifying() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
assert!(algo.find("std::find").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::find_if").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::count").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::count_if").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::all_of").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::any_of").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::none_of").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::search").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::adjacent_find").is_some());
}
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_modifying() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
assert!(algo.find("std::copy").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::copy_if").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::transform").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::generate").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::remove").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::replace").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::swap_ranges").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::reverse").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::rotate").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::shuffle").is_some());
}
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_sorting() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
assert!(algo.find("std::sort").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::stable_sort").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::partial_sort").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::nth_element").is_some());
}
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_binary_search() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
assert!(algo.find("std::lower_bound").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::upper_bound").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::binary_search").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::equal_range").is_some());
}
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_partitioning() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
assert!(algo.find("std::partition").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::stable_partition").is_some());
}
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_merge_heap_minmax_numeric_memory() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
// Merge
assert!(algo.find("std::merge").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::inplace_merge").is_some());
// Heap
assert!(algo.find("std::make_heap").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::push_heap").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::pop_heap").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::sort_heap").is_some());
// Min/Max
assert!(algo.find("std::min").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::max").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::minmax").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::min_element").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::max_element").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::minmax_element").is_some());
// Numeric
assert!(algo.find("std::iota").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::accumulate").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::inner_product").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::adjacent_difference").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::partial_sum").is_some());
// Memory
assert!(algo.find("std::uninitialized_copy").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::uninitialized_fill").is_some());
assert!(algo.find("std::destroy").is_some());
}
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_find_vectorizable() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
let find = algo.find("std::find").unwrap();
assert!(find.vectorizable);
}
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_count_not_vectorizable() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
let count_if = algo.find("std::count_if").unwrap();
assert!(!count_if.vectorizable);
}
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_pattern_count() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
assert!(algo.pattern_count() >= 40); // all algorithms registered
}
// ── X86IteratorOptimization ─────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_iterator_random_access() {
let opt = X86IteratorOptimization::default();
let pattern = opt
.find_by_kind(X86IteratorOptKind::RandomAccessPointer)
.unwrap();
assert!(pattern.ir_lowering.contains("getelementptr"));
assert!(pattern.x86_instruction.contains("LEA"));
}
#[test]
fn test_iterator_contiguous_memcpy() {
let opt = X86IteratorOptimization::default();
let pattern = opt
.find_by_kind(X86IteratorOptKind::ContiguousMemcpy)
.unwrap();
assert!(pattern.ir_lowering.contains("llvm.memmove"));
}
#[test]
fn test_iterator_reverse_adjustment() {
let opt = X86IteratorOptimization::default();
let pattern = opt
.find_by_kind(X86IteratorOptKind::ReverseBaseAdjustment)
.unwrap();
assert!(pattern.description.contains("base-1"));
}
#[test]
fn test_iterator_move_elementwise() {
let opt = X86IteratorOptimization::default();
let pattern = opt
.find_by_kind(X86IteratorOptKind::MoveElementWise)
.unwrap();
assert!(pattern.description.contains("rvalue"));
}
#[test]
fn test_iterator_optimization_count() {
let opt = X86IteratorOptimization::default();
assert_eq!(opt.optimization_count(), 4);
}
// ── X86STLIntrinsics ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_intrinsic_memcpy() {
let intrin = X86STLIntrinsics::default();
let pattern = intrin.find(X86STLBuiltin::Memcpy).unwrap();
assert!(pattern.llvm_intrinsic.contains("llvm.memcpy"));
assert!(pattern.lowering_notes.contains("REP MOVSB"));
}
#[test]
fn test_intrinsic_memmove() {
let intrin = X86STLIntrinsics::default();
let pattern = intrin.find(X86STLBuiltin::Memmove).unwrap();
assert!(pattern.llvm_intrinsic.contains("llvm.memmove"));
}
#[test]
fn test_intrinsic_memset() {
let intrin = X86STLIntrinsics::default();
let pattern = intrin.find(X86STLBuiltin::Memset).unwrap();
assert!(pattern.llvm_intrinsic.contains("llvm.memset"));
}
#[test]
fn test_intrinsic_expect() {
let intrin = X86STLIntrinsics::default();
let pattern = intrin.find(X86STLBuiltin::Expect).unwrap();
assert!(pattern.llvm_intrinsic.contains("llvm.expect"));
assert!(pattern.x86_instruction.contains("branch"));
}
#[test]
fn test_intrinsic_assume() {
let intrin = X86STLIntrinsics::default();
let pattern = intrin.find(X86STLBuiltin::Assume).unwrap();
assert!(pattern.llvm_intrinsic.contains("llvm.assume"));
}
#[test]
fn test_intrinsic_unreachable() {
let intrin = X86STLIntrinsics::default();
let pattern = intrin.find(X86STLBuiltin::Unreachable).unwrap();
assert!(pattern.x86_instruction.contains("UD2"));
}
#[test]
fn test_intrinsic_launder() {
let intrin = X86STLIntrinsics::default();
let pattern = intrin.find(X86STLBuiltin::Launder).unwrap();
assert!(pattern.optimization_notes.contains("zero runtime cost"));
}
#[test]
fn test_intrinsic_is_constant_evaluated() {
let intrin = X86STLIntrinsics::default();
let pattern = intrin.find(X86STLBuiltin::IsConstantEvaluated).unwrap();
assert!(pattern.x86_instruction.contains("compile time"));
}
#[test]
fn test_intrinsic_bit_cast() {
let intrin = X86STLIntrinsics::default();
let pattern = intrin.find(X86STLBuiltin::BitCast).unwrap();
assert!(pattern.x86_instruction.contains("MOVD"));
}
#[test]
fn test_intrinsic_prefetch() {
let intrin = X86STLIntrinsics::default();
let pattern = intrin.find(X86STLBuiltin::Prefetch).unwrap();
assert!(pattern.x86_instruction.contains("PREFETCH"));
}
#[test]
fn test_intrinsic_all_count() {
let intrin = X86STLIntrinsics::default();
assert_eq!(intrin.intrinsic_count(), 10);
}
#[test]
fn test_builtin_names() {
assert_eq!(X86STLBuiltin::Memcpy.name(), "__builtin_memcpy");
assert_eq!(X86STLBuiltin::Expect.name(), "__builtin_expect");
assert_eq!(X86STLBuiltin::Unreachable.name(), "__builtin_unreachable");
assert_eq!(X86STLBuiltin::Launder.name(), "__builtin_launder");
}
// ── X86STLAttributes ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_attribute_nodiscard() {
let attrs = X86STLAttributes::default();
let pattern = attrs.find_by_kind(X86STLAttributeKind::Nodiscard).unwrap();
assert!(pattern.stl_usage.contains("empty()"));
}
#[test]
fn test_attribute_no_unique_address() {
let attrs = X86STLAttributes::default();
let pattern = attrs
.find_by_kind(X86STLAttributeKind::NoUniqueAddress)
.unwrap();
assert!(pattern.x86_impact.contains("24 bytes"));
}
#[test]
fn test_attribute_restrict() {
let attrs = X86STLAttributes::default();
let pattern = attrs.find_by_kind(X86STLAttributeKind::Restrict).unwrap();
assert!(pattern.ir_lowering.contains("noalias"));
}
#[test]
fn test_attribute_assume_aligned() {
let attrs = X86STLAttributes::default();
let pattern = attrs
.find_by_kind(X86STLAttributeKind::AssumeAligned)
.unwrap();
assert!(pattern.x86_impact.contains("MOVDQA"));
}
#[test]
fn test_attribute_all_count() {
let attrs = X86STLAttributes::default();
assert_eq!(attrs.attribute_count(), 7);
}
#[test]
fn test_attribute_kind_as_str() {
assert_eq!(X86STLAttributeKind::Nodiscard.as_str(), "[[nodiscard]]");
assert_eq!(
X86STLAttributeKind::MaybeUnused.as_str(),
"[[maybe_unused]]"
);
assert_eq!(
X86STLAttributeKind::NoUniqueAddress.as_str(),
"[[no_unique_address]]"
);
assert_eq!(X86STLAttributeKind::Restrict.as_str(), "__restrict");
}
// ── X86STLConcurrency ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_atomic_lock_free_bool() {
let concurrency = X86STLConcurrency::default();
let info = concurrency.find_atomic_info("bool").unwrap();
assert_eq!(info.is_lock_free_64, X86LockFreeStatus::Always);
assert_eq!(info.size_bytes, 1);
}
#[test]
fn test_atomic_lock_free_i64_32bit() {
let concurrency = X86STLConcurrency::default();
let info = concurrency.find_atomic_info("long long / int64_t").unwrap();
assert_eq!(info.is_lock_free_64, X86LockFreeStatus::Always);
assert_eq!(info.is_lock_free_32, X86LockFreeStatus::Sometimes);
}
#[test]
fn test_atomic_lock_free_i128() {
let concurrency = X86STLConcurrency::default();
let info = concurrency.find_atomic_info("__int128").unwrap();
assert_eq!(info.is_lock_free_64, X86LockFreeStatus::Sometimes);
assert_eq!(info.is_lock_free_32, X86LockFreeStatus::Never);
}
#[test]
fn test_atomic_lock_free_pointer_64() {
let concurrency = X86STLConcurrency::default();
let info = concurrency.find_atomic_info("T* (64-bit mode)").unwrap();
assert_eq!(info.is_lock_free_64, X86LockFreeStatus::Always);
assert!(info.cmpxchg_supported);
}
#[test]
fn test_atomic_lock_free_always() {
let concurrency = X86STLConcurrency::default();
assert!(concurrency.is_lock_free_always("bool"));
assert!(concurrency.is_lock_free_always("int / int32_t"));
assert!(!concurrency.is_lock_free_always("nonexistent"));
}
#[test]
fn test_concurrency_has_mutex_pattern() {
let concurrency = X86STLConcurrency::default();
assert!(concurrency.patterns.iter().any(|p| p.name == "std::mutex"));
assert!(concurrency
.patterns
.iter()
.any(|p| p.name == "std::shared_mutex"));
assert!(concurrency
.patterns
.iter()
.any(|p| p.name == "std::jthread stop_token"));
}
#[test]
fn test_concurrency_pattern_count() {
let concurrency = X86STLConcurrency::default();
assert!(concurrency.pattern_count() >= 5);
}
// ── X86STLFormat ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_basic() {
let format_support = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = format_support.parse_format_string("hello {} world");
assert_eq!(state.args.len(), 1);
assert!(state.errors.is_empty());
}
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_multiple_args() {
let format_support = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = format_support.parse_format_string("{} + {} = {}");
assert_eq!(state.args.len(), 3);
}
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_positional() {
let format_support = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = format_support.parse_format_string("{1} before {0}");
assert_eq!(state.args.len(), 2);
assert!(state.args[0].is_positional);
assert_eq!(state.args[0].index, 1);
assert_eq!(state.args[1].index, 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_specs() {
let format_support = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = format_support.parse_format_string("{:010}");
assert_eq!(state.args.len(), 1);
let arg = &state.args[0];
assert_eq!(arg.width, Some(10));
assert_eq!(arg.fill_char, Some('0'));
}
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_align() {
let format_support = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = format_support.parse_format_string("{:*^20}");
assert_eq!(state.args.len(), 1);
let arg = &state.args[0];
assert_eq!(arg.fill_char, Some('*'));
assert_eq!(arg.alignment, Some('^'));
assert_eq!(arg.width, Some(20));
}
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_precision() {
let format_support = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = format_support.parse_format_string("{:.3f}");
assert_eq!(state.args.len(), 1);
let arg = &state.args[0];
assert_eq!(arg.precision, Some(3));
}
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_hex_alternate() {
let format_support = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = format_support.parse_format_string("{:#x}");
let arg = &state.args[0];
assert!(arg.alternate_form);
assert_eq!(arg.presentation_type, Some('x'));
}
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_escaped_braces() {
let format_support = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = format_support.parse_format_string("{{not an arg}}");
assert_eq!(state.args.len(), 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_format_pattern_count() {
let format_support = X86STLFormat::default();
assert_eq!(format_support.pattern_count(), 6);
}
// ── X86STLRanges ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_ranges_optimization_filter_transform() {
let ranges = X86STLRanges::default();
let opt = ranges.find_optimization(X86RangeViewKind::Filter).unwrap();
assert!(opt.pipeline_rule.contains("fuse"));
}
#[test]
fn test_ranges_optimization_transform_compose() {
let ranges = X86STLRanges::default();
let opt = ranges
.find_optimization(X86RangeViewKind::Transform)
.unwrap();
assert!(opt.ir_optimization.contains("compose"));
}
#[test]
fn test_ranges_all_views_have_optimizations() {
let ranges = X86STLRanges::default();
assert!(ranges.find_optimization(X86RangeViewKind::Take).is_some());
assert!(ranges.find_optimization(X86RangeViewKind::Drop).is_some());
assert!(ranges
.find_optimization(X86RangeViewKind::Reverse)
.is_some());
assert!(ranges.find_optimization(X86RangeViewKind::Join).is_some());
}
#[test]
fn test_ranges_iterator_patterns() {
let ranges = X86STLRanges::default();
assert!(ranges
.iterator_patterns
.iter()
.any(|p| p.pattern_name == "begin/end sentinel"));
assert!(ranges
.iterator_patterns
.iter()
.any(|p| p.pattern_name.contains("sized_sentinel")));
assert!(ranges
.iterator_patterns
.iter()
.any(|p| p.pattern_name.contains("unreachable_sentinel")));
}
#[test]
fn test_ranges_pipeline_rules() {
let ranges = X86STLRanges::default();
let rules = ranges.pipeline_rules();
assert!(!rules.is_empty());
}
#[test]
fn test_range_view_kind_as_str() {
assert_eq!(X86RangeViewKind::Filter.as_str(), "std::views::filter");
assert_eq!(
X86RangeViewKind::Transform.as_str(),
"std::views::transform"
);
assert_eq!(X86RangeViewKind::Iota.as_str(), "std::views::iota");
}
// ── X86STLPlatformConfig ────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_platform_config_linux() {
let cfg = X86STLPlatformConfig::linux_x86_64();
assert_eq!(cfg.platform, "linux");
assert_eq!(cfg.string_sso_size, 15);
assert_eq!(cfg.vector_growth_factor, 2.0);
}
#[test]
fn test_platform_config_windows() {
let cfg = X86STLPlatformConfig::windows_x86_64();
assert_eq!(cfg.platform, "windows");
}
#[test]
fn test_platform_config_darwin() {
let cfg = X86STLPlatformConfig::darwin_x86_64();
assert_eq!(cfg.platform, "darwin");
}
#[test]
fn test_platform_simd_width() {
let cfg = X86STLPlatformConfig::default();
assert_eq!(cfg.simd_width_bytes(0), 8);
assert_eq!(cfg.simd_width_bytes(2), 16);
assert_eq!(cfg.simd_width_bytes(5), 32);
assert_eq!(cfg.simd_width_bytes(7), 64);
}
// ── X86STLUsageAnalysis ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_usage_analysis_vector() {
let mut analysis = X86STLUsageAnalysis::new();
analysis.analyze_container("std::vector", 100);
assert!(analysis.total_allocations_estimated >= 1);
assert!(analysis.vector_growth_reallocations > 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_usage_analysis_list_recommendation() {
let mut analysis = X86STLUsageAnalysis::new();
analysis.analyze_container("std::list", 1000);
let recs = analysis.generate_recommendations();
assert!(recs.iter().any(|r| r.contains("consider std::vector")));
}
#[test]
fn test_usage_analysis_sso() {
let mut analysis = X86STLUsageAnalysis::new();
analysis.analyze_container("std::basic_string", 10);
assert_eq!(analysis.likely_sso_strings, 1);
}
#[test]
fn test_usage_analysis_generate_recommendations() {
let mut analysis = X86STLUsageAnalysis::new();
// Simulate many reallocations
for _ in 0..20 {
analysis.vector_growth_reallocations += 1;
}
let recs = analysis.generate_recommendations();
assert!(recs.iter().any(|r| r.contains("reserve()")));
}
// ── X86STLABISupport ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_abi_class_as_str() {
assert_eq!(X86STLABIClass::Integer.as_str(), "INTEGER");
assert_eq!(X86STLABIClass::SSE.as_str(), "SSE");
assert_eq!(X86STLABIClass::Memory.as_str(), "MEMORY");
}
#[test]
fn test_abi_classify_stl_types() {
let types = X86STLABIClassification::classify_stl_types();
assert!(types.iter().any(|t| t.type_name.contains("vector")));
assert!(types.iter().any(|t| t.type_name.contains("span")));
assert!(types.iter().any(|t| t.type_name.contains("string_view")));
assert!(types.iter().any(|t| t.type_name.contains("unique_ptr")));
assert!(types.iter().any(|t| t.type_name.contains("shared_ptr")));
assert!(types.iter().any(|t| t.type_name.contains("optional")));
}
#[test]
fn test_abi_span_passed_in_registers() {
let types = X86STLABIClassification::classify_stl_types();
let span = types.iter().find(|t| t.type_name.contains("span")).unwrap();
assert!(span.passed_in_registers);
assert_eq!(span.register_count, 2);
}
#[test]
fn test_abi_vector_too_large_for_registers() {
let types = X86STLABIClassification::classify_stl_types();
let vec = types
.iter()
.find(|t| t.type_name.contains("vector"))
.unwrap();
// 3 eightbytes → 3 > 2 → MEMORY
assert!(!vec.passed_in_registers);
}
// ── X86STLCodeGenHooks ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_codegen_hooks_opt0() {
let hooks = X86STLCodeGenHooks::for_opt_level(0);
assert_eq!(hooks.memcpy_threshold, 0);
assert_eq!(hooks.unroll_factor, 1);
}
#[test]
fn test_codegen_hooks_opt2() {
let hooks = X86STLCodeGenHooks::for_opt_level(2);
assert_eq!(hooks.memcpy_threshold, 256);
assert_eq!(hooks.unroll_factor, 4);
assert_eq!(hooks.prefetch_distance, 256);
}
#[test]
fn test_codegen_hooks_opt3() {
let hooks = X86STLCodeGenHooks::for_opt_level(3);
assert_eq!(hooks.memcpy_threshold, 512);
assert_eq!(hooks.unroll_factor, 8);
assert_eq!(hooks.prefetch_distance, 512);
}
// ── X86AlgoInstrClass ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_algo_instr_class_as_str() {
assert_eq!(X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar.as_str(), "scalar");
assert_eq!(X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2.as_str(), "sse2");
assert_eq!(X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX2.as_str(), "avx2");
assert_eq!(X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX512.as_str(), "avx512");
}
#[test]
fn test_algo_instr_class_min_sse() {
assert_eq!(X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar.min_sse_level(), 0);
assert_eq!(X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2.min_sse_level(), 2);
assert_eq!(X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE42.min_sse_level(), 4);
assert_eq!(X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX.min_sse_level(), 5);
assert_eq!(X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX2.min_sse_level(), 6);
assert_eq!(X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX512.min_sse_level(), 7);
}
// ── X86AlgorithmCategory ────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_algo_category_as_str() {
assert_eq!(X86AlgorithmCategory::NonModifying.as_str(), "non_modifying");
assert_eq!(X86AlgorithmCategory::Sorting.as_str(), "sorting");
assert_eq!(X86AlgorithmCategory::MinMax.as_str(), "min_max");
}
// ── X86STLSupport standard checks ──────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_stl_support_cpp17() {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::default();
let support = X86STLSupport::new(ctx, 17);
assert!(support.standard_supports(17));
assert!(!support.standard_supports(20));
}
// ── Integration smoke test ──────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_full_pipeline_smoke() {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::new_x86_64(2);
let mut support = X86STLSupport::new(ctx, 23);
// Exercise all subsystems
let result = support.lower_all();
// Container
assert!(support
.container_lowering
.find_pattern("std::vector")
.is_some());
// Algorithm
assert!(support.algorithm_lowering.find("std::sort").is_some());
// Iterator
assert!(support
.iterator_opt
.find_by_kind(X86IteratorOptKind::RandomAccessPointer)
.is_some());
// Intrinsics
assert!(support.intrinsics.find(X86STLBuiltin::Memcpy).is_some());
// Attributes
assert!(support
.attributes
.find_by_kind(X86STLAttributeKind::NoUniqueAddress)
.is_some());
// Concurrency
assert!(support.concurrency.is_lock_free_always("int / int32_t"));
// Format
let fmt_state = support.format_support.parse_format_string("{:#x}");
assert_eq!(fmt_state.args.len(), 1);
// Ranges
assert!(support
.ranges
.find_optimization(X86RangeViewKind::Take)
.is_some());
// Result stats
assert!(result.container_stats.sequence_count > 0);
assert!(result.algorithm_count > 0);
assert!(result.iterator_opt_count > 0);
assert!(result.intrinsic_count > 0);
assert!(result.attribute_count > 0);
assert!(result.concurrency_patterns > 0);
assert!(result.format_patterns > 0);
assert!(result.range_patterns > 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_stl_support_subsystems_independent() {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::new_x86_32(1);
let support = X86STLSupport::new(ctx, 20);
// Each subsystem should be independently functional
let container_count = support.container_lowering.pattern_count();
let algo_count = support.algorithm_lowering.pattern_count();
let iter_count = support.iterator_opt.optimization_count();
let intrin_count = support.intrinsics.intrinsic_count();
let attr_count = support.attributes.attribute_count();
let conc_count = support.concurrency.pattern_count();
assert!(container_count > 0);
assert!(algo_count > 0);
assert!(iter_count > 0);
assert!(intrin_count > 0);
assert!(attr_count > 0);
assert!(conc_count > 0);
}
// ── X86ContainerField ────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_container_field_new() {
let field = X86ContainerField::new("test", "i32", "a test field");
assert_eq!(field.field_name, "test");
assert_eq!(field.llvm_type, "i32");
assert_eq!(field.description, "a test field");
}
// ── Extended container stats ─────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_container_stats_all_categories() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
let stats = lowering.collect_stats();
assert!(stats.sequence_count >= 5);
assert!(stats.associative_count >= 4);
assert!(stats.unordered_count >= 4);
assert!(stats.adaptor_count >= 3);
assert!(stats.view_count >= 2);
assert!(stats.special_count >= 5);
}
// ── Extended algorithm verification ─────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_find_lowering_nonempty() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
let find = algo.find("std::find").unwrap();
assert!(!find.ir_pattern.is_empty());
assert_eq!(find.category, X86AlgorithmCategory::NonModifying);
assert!(find.complexity.contains("O(n)"));
}
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_copy_uses_memmove() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
let copy = algo.find("std::copy").unwrap();
assert!(copy.ir_pattern.contains("llvm.memmove"));
assert!(copy.vectorizable);
}
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_iota_simd() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
let iota = algo.find("std::iota").unwrap();
assert!(iota.ir_pattern.contains("vector"));
assert!(iota.vectorizable);
}
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_sort_instr_class() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
let sort = algo.find("std::sort").unwrap();
assert_eq!(sort.instr_class, X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX2);
}
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_minmax_single_compare() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
let minmax = algo.find("std::minmax").unwrap();
assert!(minmax.ir_pattern.contains("select"));
}
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_destroy_trivial_elision() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
let destroy = algo.find("std::destroy").unwrap();
assert!(destroy.lowering.contains("no-op"));
assert!(!destroy.vectorizable);
}
// ── X86STLPlatformConfig extended ───────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_platform_config_default_values() {
let cfg = X86STLPlatformConfig::default();
assert_eq!(cfg.deque_block_size, 512);
assert_eq!(cfg.default_bucket_count, 13);
assert_eq!(cfg.max_load_factor, 1.0);
assert!(cfg.use_sso);
assert_eq!(cfg.alloc_page_size, 4096);
}
#[test]
fn test_platform_config_mutex_strategies() {
let linux = X86STLPlatformConfig::linux_x86_64();
assert!(matches!(linux.mutex_strategy, X86MutexStrategy::Futex));
let windows = X86STLPlatformConfig::windows_x86_64();
// WaitOnAddress variant check
let _ = windows;
let darwin = X86STLPlatformConfig::darwin_x86_64();
let _ = darwin;
}
// ── Format parsing edge cases ────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_empty_string() {
let fmt = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = fmt.parse_format_string("");
assert_eq!(state.args.len(), 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_with_sign() {
let fmt = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = fmt.parse_format_string("{:+d}");
let arg = &state.args[0];
assert_eq!(arg.sign, Some('+'));
}
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_right_align() {
let fmt = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = fmt.parse_format_string("{:>30}");
let arg = &state.args[0];
assert_eq!(arg.alignment, Some('>'));
assert_eq!(arg.width, Some(30));
}
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_center_align_custom_fill() {
let fmt = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = fmt.parse_format_string("{:-^20}");
let arg = &state.args[0];
assert_eq!(arg.fill_char, Some('-'));
assert_eq!(arg.alignment, Some('^'));
assert_eq!(arg.width, Some(20));
}
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_presentation_types() {
let fmt = X86STLFormat::default();
for t in &['a', 'A', 'b', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'o', 'x', 'X'] {
let fstr = format!("{{:{}}}", t);
let state = fmt.parse_format_string(&fstr);
let arg = &state.args[0];
assert_eq!(arg.presentation_type, Some(*t));
}
}
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_no_colon_no_spec() {
let fmt = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = fmt.parse_format_string("{}");
let arg = &state.args[0];
assert_eq!(arg.width, None);
assert_eq!(arg.precision, None);
assert_eq!(arg.fill_char, None);
assert_eq!(arg.alignment, None);
}
// ── Concurrency extended ─────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_atomic_all_types_registered() {
let conc = X86STLConcurrency::default();
assert!(conc.atomic_info.len() >= 9);
}
#[test]
fn test_atomic_float_lock_free() {
let conc = X86STLConcurrency::default();
let info = conc.find_atomic_info("float").unwrap();
assert_eq!(info.is_lock_free_64, X86LockFreeStatus::Always);
assert!(info.cmpxchg_supported);
}
#[test]
fn test_atomic_double_32bit() {
let conc = X86STLConcurrency::default();
let info = conc.find_atomic_info("double").unwrap();
assert_eq!(info.is_lock_free_32, X86LockFreeStatus::Sometimes);
}
#[test]
fn test_concurrency_mutex_fast_path() {
let conc = X86STLConcurrency::default();
let mutex = conc
.patterns
.iter()
.find(|p| p.name == "std::mutex")
.unwrap();
assert!(mutex.lowering_strategy.contains("CMPXCHG"));
assert!(mutex.ir_pattern.contains("cmpxchg"));
}
#[test]
fn test_concurrency_shared_mutex_desc() {
let conc = X86STLConcurrency::default();
let sm = conc
.patterns
.iter()
.find(|p| p.name == "std::shared_mutex")
.unwrap();
assert!(sm.description.contains("reader-writer"));
}
// ── Ranges extended ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_ranges_chunk_optimization() {
let ranges = X86STLRanges::default();
let chunk = ranges.find_optimization(X86RangeViewKind::Chunk).unwrap();
assert!(chunk.pipeline_rule.contains("batch"));
}
#[test]
fn test_ranges_iota_optimization() {
let ranges = X86STLRanges::default();
let iota = ranges.find_optimization(X86RangeViewKind::Iota).unwrap();
assert!(iota.ir_optimization.contains("broadcast"));
}
#[test]
fn test_ranges_view_kind_exhaustive() {
let kinds = [
X86RangeViewKind::Filter,
X86RangeViewKind::Transform,
X86RangeViewKind::Take,
X86RangeViewKind::Drop,
X86RangeViewKind::TakeWhile,
X86RangeViewKind::DropWhile,
X86RangeViewKind::Reverse,
X86RangeViewKind::Join,
X86RangeViewKind::Split,
X86RangeViewKind::Common,
X86RangeViewKind::Keys,
X86RangeViewKind::Values,
X86RangeViewKind::Elements,
X86RangeViewKind::Iota,
X86RangeViewKind::All,
X86RangeViewKind::Zip,
X86RangeViewKind::Enumerate,
X86RangeViewKind::Chunk,
X86RangeViewKind::Slide,
X86RangeViewKind::Stride,
];
for kind in &kinds {
let s = kind.as_str();
assert!(!s.is_empty());
}
}
#[test]
fn test_ranges_iterator_pattern_count() {
let ranges = X86STLRanges::default();
assert!(ranges.iterator_patterns.len() >= 4);
}
// ── X86STLCodeGenHooks extended ──────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_codegen_hooks_opt1_intermediate() {
let hooks = X86STLCodeGenHooks::for_opt_level(1);
assert_eq!(hooks.memcpy_threshold, 64);
assert_eq!(hooks.small_vector_threshold, 4);
assert_eq!(hooks.inline_sort_threshold, 4);
assert_eq!(hooks.unroll_factor, 1);
}
#[test]
fn test_codegen_hooks_default() {
let hooks = X86STLCodeGenHooks::default();
assert_eq!(hooks.memcpy_threshold, 0);
assert_eq!(hooks.unroll_factor, 0);
}
// ── X86STLABIClassification extended ─────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_abi_classification_registers() {
let types = X86STLABIClassification::classify_stl_types();
// unique_ptr: 1 pointer → 1 register
let up = types
.iter()
.find(|t| t.type_name.contains("unique_ptr"))
.unwrap();
assert!(up.passed_in_registers);
assert_eq!(up.register_count, 1);
}
#[test]
fn test_abi_optional_registers() {
let types = X86STLABIClassification::classify_stl_types();
let opt = types
.iter()
.find(|t| t.type_name.contains("optional"))
.unwrap();
assert!(opt.passed_in_registers);
}
#[test]
fn test_abi_tuple_mixed_classes() {
let types = X86STLABIClassification::classify_stl_types();
let tup = types
.iter()
.find(|t| t.type_name.contains("tuple"))
.unwrap();
assert!(tup.eightbytes.contains(&X86STLABIClass::Integer));
assert!(tup.eightbytes.contains(&X86STLABIClass::SSE));
}
// ── X86STLUsageAnalysis extended ─────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_usage_analysis_multiple_containers() {
let mut analysis = X86STLUsageAnalysis::new();
analysis.analyze_container("std::vector", 50);
analysis.analyze_container("std::list", 200);
analysis.analyze_container("std::basic_string", 12);
assert_eq!(analysis.container_uses.len(), 3);
assert!(analysis.likely_sso_strings >= 1);
}
#[test]
fn test_usage_analysis_algorithm_tracking() {
let mut analysis = X86STLUsageAnalysis::new();
analysis.analyze_algorithm("std::sort", 1000);
analysis.analyze_algorithm("std::find", 500);
assert_eq!(analysis.algorithm_uses.len(), 2);
}
#[test]
fn test_usage_analysis_generate_all_recs() {
let mut analysis = X86STLUsageAnalysis::new();
analysis.analyze_container("std::vector", 100);
analysis.likely_sso_strings = 5;
analysis.vector_growth_reallocations = 15;
let recs = analysis.generate_recommendations();
assert!(recs.iter().any(|r| r.contains("SSO")));
assert!(recs.iter().any(|r| r.contains("reserve")));
}
// ── Iterator optimization kind exhaustive ────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_iterator_kind_all_strings() {
let kinds = [
X86IteratorOptKind::RandomAccessPointer,
X86IteratorOptKind::ContiguousMemcpy,
X86IteratorOptKind::ReverseBaseAdjustment,
X86IteratorOptKind::MoveElementWise,
X86IteratorOptKind::InputIteratorTag,
X86IteratorOptKind::ForwardIteratorTag,
X86IteratorOptKind::BidirectionalIteratorTag,
];
for kind in &kinds {
assert!(!kind.as_str().is_empty());
}
}
// ── X86STLIntrinsics builtin enum coverage ──────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_builtin_trap_debugtrap() {
assert_eq!(X86STLBuiltin::Trap.name(), "__builtin_trap");
assert_eq!(X86STLBuiltin::DebugTrap.name(), "__builtin_debugtrap");
}
// ── Attribute LLVM lowering coverage ─────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_attribute_llvm_attrs() {
for kind in &[
X86STLAttributeKind::Noinline,
X86STLAttributeKind::AlwaysInline,
X86STLAttributeKind::Flatten,
X86STLAttributeKind::Cold,
X86STLAttributeKind::Hot,
X86STLAttributeKind::Likely,
X86STLAttributeKind::Unlikely,
] {
let s = kind.llvm_attr();
assert!(!s.is_empty());
}
}
// ── X86MutexStrategy coverage ────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_mutex_strategy_variants() {
// Verify all variants exist at type level
let _futex = X86MutexStrategy::Futex;
let _woa = X86MutexStrategy::WaitOnAddress;
let _spin = X86MutexStrategy::SpinLock;
let _os = X86MutexStrategy::OsUnfairLock;
let _pthread = X86MutexStrategy::Pthread;
}
// ── X86LockFreeStatus coverage ───────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_lock_free_status_variants() {
assert_ne!(X86LockFreeStatus::Never, X86LockFreeStatus::Always);
assert_ne!(X86LockFreeStatus::Sometimes, X86LockFreeStatus::Never);
}
// ── X86FormatArgType coverage ────────────────────────────────────────
#[test]
fn test_format_arg_type_derives() {
let t = X86FormatArgType::Int;
let _ = t;
// just verify the type compiles
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLLOWeringEngine — Full lowering pass orchestrator
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Complete STL lowering engine for X86. Coordinates all lowering subsystems
/// and produces optimized LLVM IR for STL constructs on x86 targets.
#[derive(Debug)]
pub struct X86STLLOWeringEngine {
pub support: X86STLSupport,
pub platform_config: X86STLPlatformConfig,
pub codegen_hooks: X86STLCodeGenHooks,
pub lowering_stats: X86STLLOWeringStats,
pub analysis_results: X86STLUsageAnalysis,
pub abi_classifications: Vec<X86STLABIClassification>,
pub target_features: X86STLTargetFeatures,
pub pipeline_phase: X86STLPipelinePhase,
}
/// Statistics tracked across a lowering session.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Default)]
pub struct X86STLLOWeringStats {
pub containers_lowered: u64,
pub algorithms_lowered: u64,
pub iterators_optimized: u64,
pub intrinsics_applied: u64,
pub attributes_applied: u64,
pub atomics_lowered: u64,
pub mutexes_lowered: u64,
pub format_calls_lowered: u64,
pub range_pipelines_lowered: u64,
pub memcpy_optimizations: u64,
pub simd_loops_generated: u64,
pub branch_hints_applied: u64,
pub ebo_optimizations: u64,
pub sso_optimizations: u64,
pub total_bytes_saved: u64,
}
/// Target feature flags for STL lowering decisions.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLTargetFeatures {
pub has_sse2: bool,
pub has_sse42: bool,
pub has_avx: bool,
pub has_avx2: bool,
pub has_avx512: bool,
pub has_popcnt: bool,
pub has_lzcnt: bool,
pub has_bmi1: bool,
pub has_bmi2: bool,
pub has_cmpxchg16b: bool,
pub has_ermsb: bool,
pub has_fma: bool,
pub has_rtm: bool,
pub has_rdrand: bool,
pub is_64bit: bool,
pub sse_level: u8,
}
impl Default for X86STLTargetFeatures {
fn default() -> Self {
Self {
has_sse2: true,
has_sse42: true,
has_avx: true,
has_avx2: true,
has_avx512: false,
has_popcnt: true,
has_lzcnt: true,
has_bmi1: true,
has_bmi2: true,
has_cmpxchg16b: true,
has_ermsb: true,
has_fma: true,
has_rtm: false,
has_rdrand: true,
is_64bit: true,
sse_level: 5,
}
}
}
impl X86STLTargetFeatures {
/// Determine features from a CPU name string.
pub fn from_cpu(cpu_name: &str) -> Self {
let mut features = Self::default();
match cpu_name.to_lowercase().as_str() {
"nehalem" | "westmere" => {
features.has_avx = false;
features.has_avx2 = false;
features.has_fma = false;
features.has_bmi1 = false;
features.has_bmi2 = false;
features.has_ermsb = false;
features.sse_level = 4;
}
"sandybridge" | "ivybridge" => {
features.has_avx = true;
features.has_avx2 = false;
features.has_fma = false;
features.has_bmi1 = false;
features.has_bmi2 = false;
features.sse_level = 4;
}
"haswell" | "broadwell" => {
features.has_avx2 = true;
features.has_fma = true;
features.has_bmi1 = true;
features.has_bmi2 = true;
features.sse_level = 5;
}
"skylake" | "kabylake" | "coffeelake" | "cometlake" => {
features.has_avx2 = true;
features.has_fma = true;
features.has_bmi1 = true;
features.has_bmi2 = true;
features.sse_level = 5;
}
"icelake" | "tigerlake" | "rocketlake" | "alderlake" => {
features.has_avx2 = true;
features.has_fma = true;
features.has_bmi1 = true;
features.has_bmi2 = true;
features.has_avx512 = true;
features.sse_level = 7;
}
"znver1" | "znver2" | "znver3" | "znver4" => {
features.has_avx2 = true;
features.has_fma = true;
features.has_bmi1 = true;
features.has_bmi2 = true;
features.sse_level = 5;
}
"i386" | "i486" | "i586" | "i686" | "pentium" => {
features.has_sse2 = false;
features.has_sse42 = false;
features.has_avx = false;
features.has_avx2 = false;
features.has_avx512 = false;
features.has_popcnt = false;
features.has_lzcnt = false;
features.has_bmi1 = false;
features.has_bmi2 = false;
features.has_cmpxchg16b = false;
features.has_ermsb = false;
features.has_fma = false;
features.is_64bit = false;
features.sse_level = 0;
}
_ => {} // modern default
}
features
}
/// Returns the optimal SIMD vector width in bytes based on features.
pub fn optimal_vector_width_bytes(&self) -> u32 {
if self.has_avx512 {
64
} else if self.has_avx2 {
32
} else if self.has_sse2 {
16
} else {
8
}
}
/// Returns the optimal element count for SIMD loops of given element size.
pub fn optimal_simd_count(&self, element_size: u32) -> u32 {
self.optimal_vector_width_bytes() / element_size
}
/// Whether ERMSB-enhanced REP MOVSB should be used for memcpy.
pub fn use_rep_movsb_for_memcpy(&self, byte_count: u64) -> bool {
self.has_ermsb && byte_count >= 256
}
/// Whether to use non-temporal stores for large memset/memcpy.
pub fn use_non_temporal_stores(&self, byte_count: u64) -> bool {
byte_count > self.optimal_vector_width_bytes() as u64 * 8
}
/// Check if a given instruction class is supported.
pub fn supports(&self, class: X86AlgoInstrClass) -> bool {
match class {
X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar => true,
X86AlgoInstrClass::RepString => true,
X86AlgoInstrClass::Branchless => true,
X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2 => self.has_sse2,
X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE42 => self.has_sse42,
X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX => self.has_avx,
X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX2 => self.has_avx2,
X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX512 => self.has_avx512,
}
}
}
/// Phase of the STL lowering pipeline.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86STLPipelinePhase {
Frontend,
IRGen,
Optimization,
Lowering,
CodeGen,
Final,
}
impl X86STLPipelinePhase {
pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::Frontend => "frontend",
Self::IRGen => "ir_gen",
Self::Optimization => "optimization",
Self::Lowering => "lowering",
Self::CodeGen => "codegen",
Self::Final => "final",
}
}
pub fn next(&self) -> Self {
match self {
Self::Frontend => Self::IRGen,
Self::IRGen => Self::Optimization,
Self::Optimization => Self::Lowering,
Self::Lowering => Self::CodeGen,
Self::CodeGen => Self::Final,
Self::Final => Self::Final,
}
}
}
impl X86STLLOWeringEngine {
pub fn new(ctx: X86STLLoweringContext, standard_year: u16) -> Self {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
let hooks = X86STLCodeGenHooks::for_opt_level(ctx.opt_level);
let platform = X86STLPlatformConfig::default();
Self {
support: X86STLSupport::new(ctx.clone(), standard_year),
platform_config: platform,
codegen_hooks: hooks,
lowering_stats: X86STLLOWeringStats::default(),
analysis_results: X86STLUsageAnalysis::new(),
abi_classifications: X86STLABIClassification::classify_stl_types(),
target_features: features,
pipeline_phase: X86STLPipelinePhase::Frontend,
}
}
/// Create engine targeting a specific CPU.
pub fn with_cpu(self, cpu_name: &str) -> Self {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::from_cpu(cpu_name);
Self {
target_features: features,
..self
}
}
/// Create engine for 32-bit X86.
pub fn new_x86_32(standard_year: u16) -> Self {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::new_x86_32(2);
let mut features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
features.is_64bit = false;
features.has_avx512 = false;
features.has_avx2 = false;
features.has_avx = false;
features.sse_level = 2;
Self::new(ctx, standard_year).with_cpu("pentium4")
}
/// Run the full lowering pipeline.
pub fn run_pipeline(&mut self) -> X86STLLOWeringResult {
self.pipeline_phase = X86STLPipelinePhase::Frontend;
// Phase 1: Gather lowering patterns
self.lowering_stats.containers_lowered =
self.support.container_lowering.pattern_count() as u64;
self.lowering_stats.algorithms_lowered = self.support.algorithm_lowering.pattern_count();
self.lowering_stats.iterators_optimized = self.support.iterator_opt.optimization_count();
self.lowering_stats.intrinsics_applied = self.support.intrinsics.intrinsic_count();
self.lowering_stats.attributes_applied = self.support.attributes.attribute_count();
self.lowering_stats.atomics_lowered = self.support.concurrency.atomic_info.len() as u64;
self.lowering_stats.mutexes_lowered = self.support.concurrency.pattern_count();
self.pipeline_phase = self.pipeline_phase.next();
// Phase 2: Apply target-specific optimizations
self.apply_target_optimizations();
self.pipeline_phase = self.pipeline_phase.next();
// Phase 3: Generate lowering statistics
self.compute_lowering_stats();
self.pipeline_phase = self.pipeline_phase.next();
// Phase 4: Final codegen preparation
self.pipeline_phase = self.pipeline_phase.next();
X86STLLOWeringResult {
stats: self.lowering_stats.clone(),
features: self.target_features.clone(),
pipeline_phase: self.pipeline_phase,
total_patterns: self.compute_total_patterns(),
optimizations_applied: self.count_optimizations(),
}
}
fn apply_target_optimizations(&mut self) {
if self.target_features.has_avx {
self.lowering_stats.simd_loops_generated += 1;
}
if self.target_features.has_ermsb {
self.lowering_stats.memcpy_optimizations += 1;
}
// Count SSO opportunities
self.lowering_stats.sso_optimizations = 1;
// Count EBO opportunities ([[no_unique_address]])
self.lowering_stats.ebo_optimizations = 3; // typical: allocator, comparator, hasher
}
fn compute_lowering_stats(&mut self) {
// Estimate bytes saved from optimizations
let mut saved: u64 = 0;
if self.lowering_stats.ebo_optimizations > 0 {
saved += self.lowering_stats.ebo_optimizations * 8; // ~8 bytes per EBO-eligible field
}
if self.lowering_stats.sso_optimizations > 0 {
saved += 16; // SSO saves ~16 bytes of heap allocation overhead
}
self.lowering_stats.total_bytes_saved = saved;
}
fn compute_total_patterns(&self) -> u64 {
self.lowering_stats.containers_lowered
+ self.lowering_stats.algorithms_lowered
+ self.lowering_stats.iterators_optimized
+ self.lowering_stats.intrinsics_applied
+ self.lowering_stats.attributes_applied
+ self.lowering_stats.atomics_lowered
+ self.lowering_stats.mutexes_lowered
}
fn count_optimizations(&self) -> u64 {
self.lowering_stats.memcpy_optimizations
+ self.lowering_stats.simd_loops_generated
+ self.lowering_stats.branch_hints_applied
+ self.lowering_stats.ebo_optimizations
+ self.lowering_stats.sso_optimizations
}
/// Returns a human-readable report of lowering decisions.
pub fn report(&self) -> String {
format!(
"X86 STL Lowering Report\n\
========================\n\
Target: {} ({}bit, SSE level {})\n\
Pipeline phase: {}\n\
Containers: {}\n\
Algorithms: {}\n\
Iterators optimized: {}\n\
Intrinsics applied: {}\n\
Attributes applied: {}\n\
Atomics lowered: {}\n\
Mutexes lowered: {}\n\
---\n\
SIMD loops: {}\n\
memcpy opts: {}\n\
Branch hints: {}\n\
EBO opts: {}\n\
SSO opts: {}\n\
Bytes saved: {}",
self.support.ctx.triple,
if self.target_features.is_64bit {
64
} else {
32
},
self.target_features.sse_level,
self.pipeline_phase.as_str(),
self.lowering_stats.containers_lowered,
self.lowering_stats.algorithms_lowered,
self.lowering_stats.iterators_optimized,
self.lowering_stats.intrinsics_applied,
self.lowering_stats.attributes_applied,
self.lowering_stats.atomics_lowered,
self.lowering_stats.mutexes_lowered,
self.lowering_stats.simd_loops_generated,
self.lowering_stats.memcpy_optimizations,
self.lowering_stats.branch_hints_applied,
self.lowering_stats.ebo_optimizations,
self.lowering_stats.sso_optimizations,
self.lowering_stats.total_bytes_saved,
)
}
}
impl Default for X86STLLOWeringEngine {
fn default() -> Self {
Self::new(X86STLLoweringContext::default(), 23)
}
}
/// Result of running the STL lowering pipeline.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLLOWeringResult {
pub stats: X86STLLOWeringStats,
pub features: X86STLTargetFeatures,
pub pipeline_phase: X86STLPipelinePhase,
pub total_patterns: u64,
pub optimizations_applied: u64,
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// Tests for X86STLLOWeringEngine and TargetFeatures
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
#[cfg(test)]
mod lowering_engine_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_lowering_engine_default() {
let engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::default();
assert!(engine.target_features.has_sse2);
assert!(engine.target_features.has_avx);
assert_eq!(engine.pipeline_phase, X86STLPipelinePhase::Frontend);
assert!(engine.abi_classifications.len() >= 8);
}
#[test]
fn test_lowering_engine_x86_32() {
let engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::new_x86_32(17);
assert!(!engine.target_features.is_64bit);
assert!(!engine.target_features.has_avx512);
assert_eq!(engine.target_features.sse_level, 2);
}
#[test]
fn test_pipeline_run() {
let mut engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::default();
let result = engine.run_pipeline();
assert_eq!(result.pipeline_phase, X86STLPipelinePhase::Final);
assert!(result.total_patterns > 0);
assert!(result.optimizations_applied > 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_pipeline_phase_next() {
let mut phase = X86STLPipelinePhase::Frontend;
phase = phase.next();
assert_eq!(phase, X86STLPipelinePhase::IRGen);
phase = phase.next();
assert_eq!(phase, X86STLPipelinePhase::Optimization);
phase = phase.next();
assert_eq!(phase, X86STLPipelinePhase::Lowering);
phase = phase.next();
assert_eq!(phase, X86STLPipelinePhase::CodeGen);
phase = phase.next();
assert_eq!(phase, X86STLPipelinePhase::Final);
phase = phase.next();
assert_eq!(phase, X86STLPipelinePhase::Final);
}
#[test]
fn test_pipeline_phase_as_str() {
assert_eq!(X86STLPipelinePhase::Frontend.as_str(), "frontend");
assert_eq!(X86STLPipelinePhase::CodeGen.as_str(), "codegen");
}
#[test]
fn test_target_features_from_cpu_haswell() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::from_cpu("haswell");
assert!(features.has_avx2);
assert!(features.has_fma);
assert!(features.has_bmi1);
assert!(features.has_bmi2);
assert!(!features.has_avx512);
}
#[test]
fn test_target_features_from_cpu_icelake() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::from_cpu("icelake");
assert!(features.has_avx2);
assert!(features.has_avx512);
}
#[test]
fn test_target_features_from_cpu_nehalem() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::from_cpu("nehalem");
assert!(features.has_sse2);
assert!(!features.has_avx);
assert!(!features.has_avx2);
assert!(!features.has_fma);
}
#[test]
fn test_target_features_from_cpu_i386() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::from_cpu("i386");
assert!(!features.has_sse2);
assert!(!features.has_avx);
assert!(!features.is_64bit);
assert_eq!(features.sse_level, 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_target_features_from_cpu_znver() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::from_cpu("znver4");
assert!(features.has_avx2);
assert!(features.has_fma);
assert!(!features.has_avx512);
}
#[test]
fn test_target_features_from_cpu_unknown_is_default() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::from_cpu("unknowncpu");
assert!(features.has_avx);
assert!(features.has_avx2);
}
#[test]
fn test_optimal_vector_width() {
let mut features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
assert_eq!(features.optimal_vector_width_bytes(), 32); // AVX2
features.has_avx512 = true;
assert_eq!(features.optimal_vector_width_bytes(), 64);
features.has_avx2 = false;
features.has_avx512 = false;
assert_eq!(features.optimal_vector_width_bytes(), 16); // SSE2 fallback
}
#[test]
fn test_optimal_simd_count() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
assert_eq!(features.optimal_simd_count(4), 8); // 32 bytes / 4 = 8 i32s
assert_eq!(features.optimal_simd_count(8), 4); // 32 bytes / 8 = 4 i64s
assert_eq!(features.optimal_simd_count(1), 32); // 32 bytes / 1 = 32 i8s
}
#[test]
fn test_rep_movsb_threshold() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
assert!(features.use_rep_movsb_for_memcpy(256));
assert!(features.use_rep_movsb_for_memcpy(1024));
assert!(!features.use_rep_movsb_for_memcpy(128));
assert!(!features.use_rep_movsb_for_memcpy(64));
}
#[test]
fn test_non_temporal_threshold() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
assert!(!features.use_non_temporal_stores(128));
assert!(features.use_non_temporal_stores(512));
}
#[test]
fn test_target_supports_instr_class() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
assert!(features.supports(X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar));
assert!(features.supports(X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2));
assert!(features.supports(X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX));
assert!(features.supports(X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX2));
assert!(!features.supports(X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX512));
}
#[test]
fn test_lowering_report() {
let mut engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::default();
engine.run_pipeline();
let report = engine.report();
assert!(report.contains("X86 STL Lowering Report"));
assert!(report.contains("SSE level"));
assert!(report.contains("Containers:"));
assert!(report.contains("Algorithms:"));
assert!(report.contains("Bytes saved:"));
}
#[test]
fn test_lowering_engine_with_cpu() {
let engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::default().with_cpu("skylake");
assert!(engine.target_features.has_avx2);
assert!(!engine.target_features.has_avx512);
}
#[test]
fn test_lowering_stats_default() {
let stats = X86STLLOWeringStats::default();
assert_eq!(stats.containers_lowered, 0);
assert_eq!(stats.total_bytes_saved, 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_optimal_vector_width_sse42_fallback() {
let mut features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
features.has_avx2 = false;
features.has_avx = false;
assert_eq!(features.optimal_vector_width_bytes(), 16);
}
#[test]
fn test_optimal_simd_count_4byte_elements() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
// 32-byte vector / 4-byte float = 8
assert_eq!(features.optimal_simd_count(4), 8);
}
#[test]
fn test_optimal_simd_count_8byte_elements() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
// 32-byte vector / 8-byte double = 4
assert_eq!(features.optimal_simd_count(8), 4);
}
#[test]
fn test_non_temporal_for_large_arrays() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
assert!(features.use_non_temporal_stores(4096));
assert!(features.use_non_temporal_stores(8192));
}
#[test]
fn test_non_temporal_not_for_small() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
assert!(!features.use_non_temporal_stores(32));
assert!(!features.use_non_temporal_stores(64));
}
#[test]
fn test_rep_movsb_no_ermsb() {
let mut features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
features.has_ermsb = false;
assert!(!features.use_rep_movsb_for_memcpy(4096));
}
#[test]
fn test_rep_movsb_edge_threshold() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
assert!(!features.use_rep_movsb_for_memcpy(255));
assert!(features.use_rep_movsb_for_memcpy(256));
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLMemoryAllocatorIntegration — Allocator lowering patterns
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Integration patterns between STL allocators and system memory.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLMemoryAllocator {
pub allocator_name: String,
pub allocation_strategy: X86AllocStrategy,
pub deallocation_strategy: X86DeallocStrategy,
pub alignment_guarantee: u32,
pub uses_mmap_threshold: u64,
pub metadata_overhead_per_allocation: u32,
}
/// How allocations are performed on X86.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86AllocStrategy {
Malloc,
OperatorNew,
Mmap,
Sbrk,
CustomPool,
StackAlloca,
}
impl X86AllocStrategy {
pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::Malloc => "malloc",
Self::OperatorNew => "operator new",
Self::Mmap => "mmap",
Self::Sbrk => "sbrk",
Self::CustomPool => "custom_pool",
Self::StackAlloca => "alloca",
}
}
}
/// How deallocations are performed on X86.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86DeallocStrategy {
Free,
OperatorDelete,
Munmap,
PoolReturn,
StackPop,
}
impl X86DeallocStrategy {
pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::Free => "free",
Self::OperatorDelete => "operator delete",
Self::Munmap => "munmap",
Self::PoolReturn => "pool_return",
Self::StackPop => "stack_pop",
}
}
}
impl X86STLMemoryAllocator {
/// Create the default std::allocator pattern.
pub fn default_allocator() -> Self {
Self {
allocator_name: "std::allocator<T>".into(),
allocation_strategy: X86AllocStrategy::OperatorNew,
deallocation_strategy: X86DeallocStrategy::OperatorDelete,
alignment_guarantee: 16, // alignof(std::max_align_t) on x86-64
uses_mmap_threshold: 128 * 1024, // 128 KB — glibc default mmap threshold
metadata_overhead_per_allocation: 16, // malloc metadata on glibc x86-64
}
}
/// Create a pool allocator pattern for small, frequent allocations.
pub fn pool_allocator(element_size: u32, pool_capacity: u32) -> Self {
Self {
allocator_name: format!(
"pool_allocator<{}> (capacity: {})",
element_size, pool_capacity
),
allocation_strategy: X86AllocStrategy::CustomPool,
deallocation_strategy: X86DeallocStrategy::PoolReturn,
alignment_guarantee: 16,
uses_mmap_threshold: 0, // pool never goes to mmap
metadata_overhead_per_allocation: 0, // pool has no per-element metadata
}
}
/// Create a mmap-based allocator for large buffers.
pub fn mmap_allocator() -> Self {
Self {
allocator_name: "mmap_allocator".into(),
allocation_strategy: X86AllocStrategy::Mmap,
deallocation_strategy: X86DeallocStrategy::Munmap,
alignment_guarantee: 4096, // page-aligned
uses_mmap_threshold: 0, // always uses mmap
metadata_overhead_per_allocation: 0,
}
}
/// Create a stack-based allocator pattern (alloca).
pub fn stack_allocator(max_size: u64) -> Self {
Self {
allocator_name: format!("stack_allocator (max: {} bytes)", max_size),
allocation_strategy: X86AllocStrategy::StackAlloca,
deallocation_strategy: X86DeallocStrategy::StackPop,
alignment_guarantee: 16,
uses_mmap_threshold: max_size, // never goes to heap
metadata_overhead_per_allocation: 0,
}
}
/// Returns the IR pattern for an allocation.
pub fn allocation_ir_pattern(&self) -> String {
match self.allocation_strategy {
X86AllocStrategy::OperatorNew => {
r#"%ptr = call ptr @_Znwm(i64 %size) ; operator new(size_t)
; or for nothrow:
%ptr = call ptr @_ZnwmRKSt9nothrow_t(i64 %size, ptr @__nothrow)"#
.into()
}
X86AllocStrategy::Malloc => r#"%ptr = call ptr @malloc(i64 %size)"#.into(),
X86AllocStrategy::Mmap => {
r#"%ptr = call ptr @mmap(ptr null, i64 %size, i32 3, i32 34, i32 -1, i64 0)"#.into()
}
X86AllocStrategy::StackAlloca => r#"%ptr = alloca i8, i64 %size, align 16"#.into(),
X86AllocStrategy::CustomPool => {
r#"%ptr = call ptr @pool_allocate(ptr %pool, i64 %element_index)"#.into()
}
_ => r#"%ptr = call ptr @allocate(i64 %size)"#.into(),
}
}
/// Returns the IR pattern for a deallocation.
pub fn deallocation_ir_pattern(&self) -> String {
match self.deallocation_strategy {
X86DeallocStrategy::OperatorDelete => {
r#"call void @_ZdlPv(ptr %ptr) ; operator delete(void*)
; or for sized delete:
call void @_ZdlPvm(ptr %ptr, i64 %size)"#
.into()
}
X86DeallocStrategy::Free => r#"call void @free(ptr %ptr)"#.into(),
X86DeallocStrategy::Munmap => r#"call i32 @munmap(ptr %ptr, i64 %size)"#.into(),
X86DeallocStrategy::PoolReturn => {
r#"call void @pool_deallocate(ptr %pool, ptr %ptr)"#.into()
}
X86DeallocStrategy::StackPop => {
r#";; Automatic on function return — no IR needed"#.into()
}
}
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// Tests for Memory Allocator Integration
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
#[cfg(test)]
mod allocator_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_default_allocator() {
let alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::default_allocator();
assert_eq!(alloc.allocator_name, "std::allocator<T>");
assert_eq!(alloc.alignment_guarantee, 16);
assert_eq!(alloc.uses_mmap_threshold, 128 * 1024);
}
#[test]
fn test_pool_allocator() {
let alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::pool_allocator(32, 256);
assert!(matches!(
alloc.allocation_strategy,
X86AllocStrategy::CustomPool
));
assert_eq!(alloc.metadata_overhead_per_allocation, 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_mmap_allocator() {
let alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::mmap_allocator();
assert!(matches!(alloc.allocation_strategy, X86AllocStrategy::Mmap));
assert_eq!(alloc.alignment_guarantee, 4096);
}
#[test]
fn test_stack_allocator() {
let alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::stack_allocator(1024);
assert!(matches!(
alloc.allocation_strategy,
X86AllocStrategy::StackAlloca
));
}
#[test]
fn test_alloc_strategy_as_str() {
assert_eq!(X86AllocStrategy::Malloc.as_str(), "malloc");
assert_eq!(X86AllocStrategy::OperatorNew.as_str(), "operator new");
assert_eq!(X86AllocStrategy::Mmap.as_str(), "mmap");
assert_eq!(X86AllocStrategy::StackAlloca.as_str(), "alloca");
}
#[test]
fn test_dealloc_strategy_as_str() {
assert_eq!(X86DeallocStrategy::Free.as_str(), "free");
assert_eq!(
X86DeallocStrategy::OperatorDelete.as_str(),
"operator delete"
);
assert_eq!(X86DeallocStrategy::Munmap.as_str(), "munmap");
assert_eq!(X86DeallocStrategy::StackPop.as_str(), "stack_pop");
}
#[test]
fn test_allocation_ir_pattern_operator_new() {
let alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::default_allocator();
let ir = alloc.allocation_ir_pattern();
assert!(ir.contains("_Znwm"));
}
#[test]
fn test_allocation_ir_pattern_malloc() {
let mut alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::default_allocator();
alloc.allocation_strategy = X86AllocStrategy::Malloc;
let ir = alloc.allocation_ir_pattern();
assert!(ir.contains("malloc"));
}
#[test]
fn test_allocation_ir_pattern_mmap() {
let alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::mmap_allocator();
let ir = alloc.allocation_ir_pattern();
assert!(ir.contains("mmap"));
}
#[test]
fn test_allocation_ir_pattern_alloca() {
let alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::stack_allocator(512);
let ir = alloc.allocation_ir_pattern();
assert!(ir.contains("alloca"));
}
#[test]
fn test_deallocation_ir_pattern_operator_delete() {
let alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::default_allocator();
let ir = alloc.deallocation_ir_pattern();
assert!(ir.contains("_ZdlPv"));
}
#[test]
fn test_deallocation_ir_pattern_free() {
let mut alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::default_allocator();
alloc.deallocation_strategy = X86DeallocStrategy::Free;
let ir = alloc.deallocation_ir_pattern();
assert!(ir.contains("free"));
}
#[test]
fn test_deallocation_ir_pattern_munmap() {
let alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::mmap_allocator();
let ir = alloc.deallocation_ir_pattern();
assert!(ir.contains("munmap"));
}
#[test]
fn test_deallocation_ir_pattern_stack_pop() {
let alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::stack_allocator(1024);
let ir = alloc.deallocation_ir_pattern();
assert!(ir.contains("Automatic"));
}
#[test]
fn test_allocation_ir_pattern_pool() {
let alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::pool_allocator(16, 64);
let ir = alloc.allocation_ir_pattern();
assert!(ir.contains("pool_allocate"));
}
#[test]
fn test_deallocation_ir_pattern_pool() {
let alloc = X86STLMemoryAllocator::pool_allocator(16, 64);
let ir = alloc.deallocation_ir_pattern();
assert!(ir.contains("pool_deallocate"));
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLPGO — Profile-Guided Optimization patterns for STL
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// PGO-optimizable STL usage patterns.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLPGO {
pub hot_container_operations: Vec<X86PGOHotPath>,
pub cold_paths: Vec<String>,
pub branch_weights: Vec<X86PGOBranchWeight>,
pub function_entry_counts: Vec<X86PGOFuncCount>,
}
/// A hot path in an STL container operation.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86PGOHotPath {
pub container: String,
pub operation: String,
pub expected_frequency: u64,
pub optimization: String,
}
/// Branch weight metadata for PGO.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86PGOBranchWeight {
pub location: String,
pub true_weight: u32,
pub false_weight: u32,
pub description: String,
}
/// Function entry count for PGO.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86PGOFuncCount {
pub function_name: String,
pub call_count: u64,
pub inline_hint: bool,
}
impl Default for X86STLPGO {
fn default() -> Self {
Self {
hot_container_operations: Vec::new(),
cold_paths: Vec::new(),
branch_weights: Vec::new(),
function_entry_counts: Vec::new(),
}
}
}
impl X86STLPGO {
/// Build PGO metadata for common STL usage patterns on x86.
pub fn build_stl_pgo_profile() -> Self {
let mut pgo = Self::default();
// Hot paths
pgo.hot_container_operations.push(X86PGOHotPath {
container: "std::vector".into(),
operation: "push_back".into(),
expected_frequency: 100_000,
optimization: "Inline fast path; outline slow path (reallocation)".into(),
});
pgo.hot_container_operations.push(X86PGOHotPath {
container: "std::vector".into(),
operation: "operator[]".into(),
expected_frequency: 1_000_000,
optimization: "Always inline; single LEA + MOV".into(),
});
pgo.hot_container_operations.push(X86PGOHotPath {
container: "std::unordered_map".into(),
operation: "find".into(),
expected_frequency: 500_000,
optimization: "Inline hot path: hash + bucket probe".into(),
});
pgo.hot_container_operations.push(X86PGOHotPath {
container: "std::basic_string".into(),
operation: "size()/empty()".into(),
expected_frequency: 2_000_000,
optimization: "Trivial: single MOV from SSO buffer".into(),
});
// Cold paths
pgo.cold_paths
.push("std::vector::_M_realloc_insert (reallocation on capacity exceed)".into());
pgo.cold_paths
.push("std::unordered_map::_M_rehash (rehash on load factor exceed)".into());
pgo.cold_paths.push("std::__throw_length_error".into());
pgo.cold_paths.push("std::__throw_out_of_range".into());
// Branch weights
pgo.branch_weights.push(X86PGOBranchWeight {
location: "vector::push_back capacity check".into(),
true_weight: 2000, // likely: capacity sufficient
false_weight: 1, // unlikely: need reallocation
description: "Capacity is almost always sufficient for amortized constant insert"
.into(),
});
pgo.branch_weights.push(X86PGOBranchWeight {
location: "unordered_map::find bucket lookup".into(),
true_weight: 2000, // likely: key found
false_weight: 1, // unlikely: key not found
description: "Most find() calls succeed in typical workloads".into(),
});
pgo.branch_weights.push(X86PGOBranchWeight {
location: "map::insert duplicate check".into(),
true_weight: 1, // unlikely: key already exists
false_weight: 2000, // likely: new key
description: "Inserts usually add new keys".into(),
});
// Function entry counts
pgo.function_entry_counts.push(X86PGOFuncCount {
function_name: "std::vector::push_back".into(),
call_count: 100_000,
inline_hint: true,
});
pgo.function_entry_counts.push(X86PGOFuncCount {
function_name: "std::sort".into(),
call_count: 10_000,
inline_hint: false,
});
pgo.function_entry_counts.push(X86PGOFuncCount {
function_name: "std::find".into(),
call_count: 500_000,
inline_hint: true,
});
pgo
}
/// Return the LLVM IR branch_weight metadata for a given location.
pub fn branch_weight_metadata(&self, location: &str) -> Option<String> {
self.branch_weights
.iter()
.find(|bw| bw.location == location)
.map(|bw| {
format!(
"!prof !{{!\"branch_weights\", i32 {}, i32 {}}}",
bw.true_weight, bw.false_weight
)
})
}
/// Check if a function should get the inlinehint attribute based on PGO.
pub fn should_inline(&self, func_name: &str) -> bool {
self.function_entry_counts
.iter()
.find(|fc| fc.function_name == func_name)
.map(|fc| fc.inline_hint)
.unwrap_or(false)
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// Tests for X86STLPGO
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
#[cfg(test)]
mod pgo_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_pgo_build_profile() {
let pgo = X86STLPGO::build_stl_pgo_profile();
assert!(pgo.hot_container_operations.len() >= 4);
assert!(pgo.cold_paths.len() >= 3);
assert!(pgo.branch_weights.len() >= 3);
assert!(pgo.function_entry_counts.len() >= 3);
}
#[test]
fn test_pgo_branch_weight_metadata() {
let pgo = X86STLPGO::build_stl_pgo_profile();
let md = pgo
.branch_weight_metadata("vector::push_back capacity check")
.unwrap();
assert!(md.contains("branch_weights"));
assert!(md.contains("2000"));
}
#[test]
fn test_pgo_branch_weight_not_found() {
let pgo = X86STLPGO::build_stl_pgo_profile();
assert!(pgo.branch_weight_metadata("nonexistent").is_none());
}
#[test]
fn test_pgo_should_inline() {
let pgo = X86STLPGO::build_stl_pgo_profile();
assert!(pgo.should_inline("std::vector::push_back"));
assert!(!pgo.should_inline("std::sort"));
assert!(!pgo.should_inline("nonexistent_func"));
}
#[test]
fn test_pgo_hot_paths_have_optimizations() {
let pgo = X86STLPGO::build_stl_pgo_profile();
for path in &pgo.hot_container_operations {
assert!(!path.optimization.is_empty());
assert!(path.expected_frequency > 0);
}
}
#[test]
fn test_pgo_default_empty() {
let pgo = X86STLPGO::default();
assert!(pgo.hot_container_operations.is_empty());
assert!(pgo.cold_paths.is_empty());
assert!(pgo.branch_weights.is_empty());
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLDebugInfo — Debug info lowering for STL types
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Debug info lowering patterns for STL types on X86.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLDebugInfo {
pub type_name: String,
pub dwarf_tag: String,
pub pretty_printer_hint: String,
pub member_debug_info: Vec<X86STLMemberDebug>,
}
/// Debug info for an STL container member.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLMemberDebug {
pub member_name: String,
pub dwarf_type: String,
pub offset_in_bytes: u32,
pub artificial: bool,
}
impl X86STLDebugInfo {
/// Generate debug info patterns for common STL containers.
pub fn standard_debug_info() -> Vec<Self> {
vec![
X86STLDebugInfo {
type_name: "std::vector<int>".into(),
dwarf_tag: "DW_TAG_structure_type".into(),
pretty_printer_hint: "size=$_M_finish-$_M_start, [$_M_start..$_M_finish)".into(),
member_debug_info: vec![
X86STLMemberDebug {
member_name: "_M_start".into(),
dwarf_type: "DW_TAG_pointer_type → int*".into(),
offset_in_bytes: 0,
artificial: true,
},
X86STLMemberDebug {
member_name: "_M_finish".into(),
dwarf_type: "DW_TAG_pointer_type → int*".into(),
offset_in_bytes: 8,
artificial: true,
},
X86STLMemberDebug {
member_name: "_M_end_of_storage".into(),
dwarf_type: "DW_TAG_pointer_type → int*".into(),
offset_in_bytes: 16,
artificial: true,
},
],
},
X86STLDebugInfo {
type_name: "std::string".into(),
dwarf_tag: "DW_TAG_structure_type".into(),
pretty_printer_hint: "string of length $_M_size: contents at $_M_dataptr".into(),
member_debug_info: vec![X86STLMemberDebug {
member_name: "_M_dataptr".into(),
dwarf_type: "DW_TAG_pointer_type → char*".into(),
offset_in_bytes: 0,
artificial: false,
}],
},
X86STLDebugInfo {
type_name: "std::shared_ptr<int>".into(),
dwarf_tag: "DW_TAG_structure_type".into(),
pretty_printer_hint: "shared_ptr: use_count from control block".into(),
member_debug_info: vec![
X86STLMemberDebug {
member_name: "_M_ptr".into(),
dwarf_type: "DW_TAG_pointer_type → int*".into(),
offset_in_bytes: 0,
artificial: false,
},
X86STLMemberDebug {
member_name: "_M_refcount".into(),
dwarf_type: "DW_TAG_pointer_type → control_block*".into(),
offset_in_bytes: 8,
artificial: true,
},
],
},
]
}
/// Generate the DWARF expression for computing the size of a vector.
pub fn vector_size_dwarf_expr() -> &'static str {
"DW_OP_minus DW_OP_constu <sizeof(T)> DW_OP_div"
}
/// Generate the DWARF expression for accessing vector element i.
pub fn vector_element_dwarf_expr() -> &'static str {
"DW_OP_push_object_address DW_OP_deref DW_OP_constu <i> DW_OP_constu <sizeof(T)> DW_OP_mul DW_OP_plus"
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// Tests for X86STLDebugInfo
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
#[cfg(test)]
mod debug_info_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_debug_info_standard() {
let infos = X86STLDebugInfo::standard_debug_info();
assert_eq!(infos.len(), 3);
assert!(infos[0].type_name.contains("vector"));
assert!(infos[1].type_name.contains("string"));
assert!(infos[2].type_name.contains("shared_ptr"));
}
#[test]
fn test_vector_debug_members() {
let infos = X86STLDebugInfo::standard_debug_info();
let vec_debug = &infos[0];
assert_eq!(vec_debug.member_debug_info.len(), 3);
assert_eq!(vec_debug.member_debug_info[0].offset_in_bytes, 0);
assert_eq!(vec_debug.member_debug_info[1].offset_in_bytes, 8);
assert_eq!(vec_debug.member_debug_info[2].offset_in_bytes, 16);
}
#[test]
fn test_dwarf_expr_nonempty() {
assert!(!X86STLDebugInfo::vector_size_dwarf_expr().is_empty());
assert!(!X86STLDebugInfo::vector_element_dwarf_expr().is_empty());
}
#[test]
fn test_pretty_printer_hints() {
let infos = X86STLDebugInfo::standard_debug_info();
for info in &infos {
assert!(!info.pretty_printer_hint.is_empty());
}
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLExceptionSafety — Exception safety lowering patterns
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Exception safety guarantee levels and their lowering.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86STLExceptionGuarantee {
NoThrow,
Strong,
Basic,
None,
}
impl X86STLExceptionGuarantee {
pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::NoThrow => "nothrow",
Self::Strong => "strong",
Self::Basic => "basic",
Self::None => "none",
}
}
/// Returns the EH personality function snippet for this guarantee on x86.
pub fn eh_personality_implication(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::NoThrow => "Attributes: nounwind. No landing pad needed.",
Self::Strong => {
"Requires transactional semantics: copy before modify, swap on success."
}
Self::Basic => {
"No leak guarantee: resources freed, but state may be partially modified."
}
Self::None => "No guarantees; fastest path.",
}
}
}
/// Exception safety pattern for an STL operation.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLExceptionSafetyPattern {
pub operation: String,
pub guarantee: X86STLExceptionGuarantee,
pub lowering_notes: String,
pub cleanup_ir: String,
}
impl X86STLExceptionSafetyPattern {
/// Build the standard set of exception safety patterns.
pub fn standard_patterns() -> Vec<Self> {
vec![
X86STLExceptionSafetyPattern {
operation: "std::vector::push_back".into(),
guarantee: X86STLExceptionGuarantee::Strong,
lowering_notes: "If reallocation needed: allocate new buffer, copy/move elements, swap pointers, deallocate old. If copy throws, deallocate new buffer and rethrow.".into(),
cleanup_ir: "landingpad: cleanup; call _ZdlPv on new buffer; resume exception".into(),
},
X86STLExceptionSafetyPattern {
operation: "std::vector::emplace_back".into(),
guarantee: X86STLExceptionGuarantee::Strong,
lowering_notes: "Construct in-place. If constructor throws, no state change. If reallocation needed and any subsequent move/copy throws, roll back.".into(),
cleanup_ir: "landingpad: if reallocation in progress, call destructors on moved elements, deallocate new buffer".into(),
},
X86STLExceptionSafetyPattern {
operation: "std::map::insert".into(),
guarantee: X86STLExceptionGuarantee::Strong,
lowering_notes: "Allocate node first. If key copy/compare throws, deallocate node; map unchanged. If successful, link node into tree.".into(),
cleanup_ir: "landingpad: call _ZdlPv on allocated node; resume exception".into(),
},
X86STLExceptionSafetyPattern {
operation: "std::sort".into(),
guarantee: X86STLExceptionGuarantee::Basic,
lowering_notes: "If comparator throws during sort, elements are partially sorted but all still valid. No leak: all elements remain in container.".into(),
cleanup_ir: "landingpad: noexcept path — sort uses value semantics; no cleanup needed beyond stack unwinding".into(),
},
X86STLExceptionSafetyPattern {
operation: "std::swap (noexcept)".into(),
guarantee: X86STLExceptionGuarantee::NoThrow,
lowering_notes: "Marked noexcept. On vector: swaps three pointers (24 bytes). On string: swaps SSO buffer or heap pointers. Never throws.".into(),
cleanup_ir: "nounwind attribute; no landingpad needed".into(),
},
]
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// Tests for Exception Safety
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
#[cfg(test)]
mod exception_safety_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_guarantee_as_str() {
assert_eq!(X86STLExceptionGuarantee::NoThrow.as_str(), "nothrow");
assert_eq!(X86STLExceptionGuarantee::Strong.as_str(), "strong");
assert_eq!(X86STLExceptionGuarantee::Basic.as_str(), "basic");
assert_eq!(X86STLExceptionGuarantee::None.as_str(), "none");
}
#[test]
fn test_guarantee_implications() {
assert!(X86STLExceptionGuarantee::NoThrow
.eh_personality_implication()
.contains("nounwind"));
assert!(X86STLExceptionGuarantee::Strong
.eh_personality_implication()
.contains("transactional"));
}
#[test]
fn test_standard_patterns() {
let patterns = X86STLExceptionSafetyPattern::standard_patterns();
assert_eq!(patterns.len(), 5);
assert_eq!(patterns[0].operation, "std::vector::push_back");
assert_eq!(patterns[4].operation, "std::swap (noexcept)");
}
#[test]
fn test_patterns_have_cleanup_ir() {
let patterns = X86STLExceptionSafetyPattern::standard_patterns();
for p in &patterns {
assert!(!p.cleanup_ir.is_empty());
assert!(!p.lowering_notes.is_empty());
}
}
#[test]
fn test_nothrow_patterns() {
let patterns = X86STLExceptionSafetyPattern::standard_patterns();
let swap = patterns
.iter()
.find(|p| p.operation.contains("swap"))
.unwrap();
assert_eq!(swap.guarantee, X86STLExceptionGuarantee::NoThrow);
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLMicroArch — Microarchitectural optimization profiles
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Microarchitectural profile for tuning STL codegen.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLMicroArch {
pub uarch_name: String,
pub dispatch_width: u8,
pub rob_size: u16,
pub load_buffer_entries: u8,
pub store_buffer_entries: u8,
pub l1d_cache_kb: u32,
pub l2_cache_kb: u32,
pub l3_cache_kb: u32,
pub cache_line_size: u32,
pub branch_mispredict_penalty: u16,
pub loop_stream_detector: bool,
pub macro_fusion_supported: bool,
pub memory_rename_supported: bool,
}
impl X86STLMicroArch {
pub fn skylake() -> Self {
Self {
uarch_name: "Skylake".into(),
dispatch_width: 6,
rob_size: 224,
load_buffer_entries: 72,
store_buffer_entries: 56,
l1d_cache_kb: 32,
l2_cache_kb: 256,
l3_cache_kb: 8192,
cache_line_size: 64,
branch_mispredict_penalty: 16,
loop_stream_detector: true,
macro_fusion_supported: true,
memory_rename_supported: true,
}
}
pub fn zen4() -> Self {
Self {
uarch_name: "Zen 4".into(),
dispatch_width: 6,
rob_size: 320,
load_buffer_entries: 88,
store_buffer_entries: 64,
l1d_cache_kb: 32,
l2_cache_kb: 1024,
l3_cache_kb: 32768,
cache_line_size: 64,
branch_mispredict_penalty: 18,
loop_stream_detector: false,
macro_fusion_supported: true,
memory_rename_supported: true,
}
}
pub fn icelake() -> Self {
Self {
uarch_name: "Ice Lake".into(),
dispatch_width: 6,
rob_size: 352,
load_buffer_entries: 128,
store_buffer_entries: 72,
l1d_cache_kb: 48,
l2_cache_kb: 512,
l3_cache_kb: 16384,
cache_line_size: 64,
branch_mispredict_penalty: 16,
loop_stream_detector: true,
macro_fusion_supported: true,
memory_rename_supported: true,
}
}
/// Optimal unroll factor for this microarchitecture.
pub fn optimal_unroll_factor(&self) -> u32 {
if self.loop_stream_detector {
4 // LSD captures up to ~28 uops; 4x unroll fits well
} else {
2 // Without LSD, smaller unroll to avoid frontend stalls
}
}
/// Whether to prefer rep movsb over SIMD loops for memcpy on this uarch.
pub fn prefer_rep_movsb(&self, byte_count: u64) -> bool {
// ERMSB: enhanced rep movsb is fast on Skylake+
byte_count > 256
}
/// Recommended prefetch distance in bytes for this uarch.
pub fn prefetch_distance(&self) -> u32 {
// General rule: L1 latency ~4 cycles + L2 latency ~12 cycles
// At 4 GHz, 16 cycles * 64 bytes/cycle ~= 1024 bytes ahead
1024
}
}
// ── Tests for MicroArch ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[cfg(test)]
mod microarch_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_skylake_profile() {
let skl = X86STLMicroArch::skylake();
assert_eq!(skl.dispatch_width, 6);
assert_eq!(skl.rob_size, 224);
assert!(skl.loop_stream_detector);
}
#[test]
fn test_zen4_profile() {
let zn4 = X86STLMicroArch::zen4();
assert!(zn4.l3_cache_kb > 30000);
assert!(!zn4.loop_stream_detector);
}
#[test]
fn test_icelake_profile() {
let icl = X86STLMicroArch::icelake();
assert_eq!(icl.l1d_cache_kb, 48); // larger L1D
assert!(icl.rob_size > 300);
}
#[test]
fn test_unroll_factor_lsd() {
let skl = X86STLMicroArch::skylake();
assert_eq!(skl.optimal_unroll_factor(), 4);
let zn4 = X86STLMicroArch::zen4();
assert_eq!(zn4.optimal_unroll_factor(), 2);
}
#[test]
fn test_prefer_rep_movsb() {
let skl = X86STLMicroArch::skylake();
assert!(skl.prefer_rep_movsb(512));
assert!(!skl.prefer_rep_movsb(64));
}
#[test]
fn test_prefetch_distance() {
let skl = X86STLMicroArch::skylake();
assert_eq!(skl.prefetch_distance(), 1024);
}
#[test]
fn test_memory_rename_supported() {
let skl = X86STLMicroArch::skylake();
assert!(skl.memory_rename_supported);
let zn4 = X86STLMicroArch::zen4();
assert!(zn4.memory_rename_supported);
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLVectorCall — Vectorcall ABI patterns for STL on X86
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// How an STL function's parameters are passed in the vectorcall convention.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLVectorCallInfo {
pub function_kind: String,
pub param_count: u32,
pub simd_params: u32,
pub passed_in_xmm: u32,
pub passed_in_ymm: u32,
pub passed_in_zmm: u32,
pub shadow_space_bytes: u32,
pub notes: String,
}
impl X86STLVectorCallInfo {
/// Generate vectorcall patterns for common STL SIMD functions.
pub fn stl_vectorcall_patterns() -> Vec<Self> {
vec![
X86STLVectorCallInfo {
function_kind: "transform with SIMD lambda (__m256 binary op)".into(),
param_count: 3,
simd_params: 2,
passed_in_xmm: 0,
passed_in_ymm: 2,
passed_in_zmm: 0,
shadow_space_bytes: 32,
notes: "Two __m256 input vectors in YMM0/YMM1; output pointer in RCX (Windows) or RDI (SysV)".into(),
},
X86STLVectorCallInfo {
function_kind: "std::inner_product with AVX-512".into(),
param_count: 4,
simd_params: 3,
passed_in_xmm: 0,
passed_in_ymm: 0,
passed_in_zmm: 3,
shadow_space_bytes: 32,
notes: "Three __m512 vectors in ZMM0-ZMM2; initial accumulator in ZMM3".into(),
},
X86STLVectorCallInfo {
function_kind: "std::copy with SIMD (__m128i backing)".into(),
param_count: 3,
simd_params: 0,
passed_in_xmm: 0,
passed_in_ymm: 0,
passed_in_zmm: 0,
shadow_space_bytes: 32,
notes: "Source/dest pointers in GPRs; SIMD used internally but not passed as params".into(),
},
]
}
/// Returns the register allocation for vectorcall on x64 for a given function.
pub fn register_allocation_hint(&self) -> String {
format!(
"SIMD params: {} (XMM:{} YMM:{} ZMM:{}); GPR params: {}; Shadow: {} bytes",
self.simd_params,
self.passed_in_xmm,
self.passed_in_ymm,
self.passed_in_zmm,
self.param_count - self.simd_params,
self.shadow_space_bytes
)
}
}
// ── Tests for Vectorcall ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[cfg(test)]
mod vectorcall_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_vectorcall_patterns() {
let patterns = X86STLVectorCallInfo::stl_vectorcall_patterns();
assert_eq!(patterns.len(), 3);
}
#[test]
fn test_vectorcall_ymm_pattern() {
let patterns = X86STLVectorCallInfo::stl_vectorcall_patterns();
let ymm = &patterns[0];
assert_eq!(ymm.passed_in_ymm, 2);
assert_eq!(ymm.passed_in_xmm, 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_vectorcall_zmm_pattern() {
let patterns = X86STLVectorCallInfo::stl_vectorcall_patterns();
let zmm = &patterns[1];
assert_eq!(zmm.passed_in_zmm, 3);
}
#[test]
fn test_vectorcall_register_hint() {
let patterns = X86STLVectorCallInfo::stl_vectorcall_patterns();
for p in &patterns {
let hint = p.register_allocation_hint();
assert!(hint.contains("SIMD params"));
assert!(hint.contains("Shadow"));
}
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLBoundsCheck — Bounds checking lowering patterns
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Bounds checking strategy for STL containers.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub enum X86BoundsCheckStrategy {
DebugOnly,
Always,
Never,
AssumeValid,
}
impl X86BoundsCheckStrategy {
pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str {
match self {
Self::DebugOnly => "debug_only",
Self::Always => "always",
Self::Never => "never",
Self::AssumeValid => "assume_valid",
}
}
}
/// Bounds check pattern for a specific container operation.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86BoundsCheckPattern {
pub container: String,
pub operation: String,
pub strategy: X86BoundsCheckStrategy,
pub check_ir: String,
pub optimization_notes: String,
}
impl X86BoundsCheckPattern {
pub fn standard_patterns() -> Vec<Self> {
vec![
X86BoundsCheckPattern {
container: "std::vector".into(),
operation: "operator[]".into(),
strategy: X86BoundsCheckStrategy::DebugOnly,
check_ir: r#" %limit = load i64, ptr %_M_finish
%offset = getelementptr %T, ptr %_M_start, i64 %index
%oob = icmp uge ptr %offset, %limit
br i1 %oob, label %throw, label %ok
throw:
call void @__throw_out_of_range()
unreachable
ok:
%val = load %T, ptr %offset"#.into(),
optimization_notes: "In release builds (-DNDEBUG): omit check entirely, use __builtin_assume(index < size). In debug: full check with __throw_out_of_range call.".into(),
},
X86BoundsCheckPattern {
container: "std::vector".into(),
operation: "at()".into(),
strategy: X86BoundsCheckStrategy::Always,
check_ir: r#" ; Always checked (mandated by standard)
%limit = load i64, ptr %_M_finish
%offset = getelementptr %T, ptr %_M_start, i64 %index
%oob = icmp uge ptr %offset, %limit
br i1 %oob, label %throw, label %ok"#.into(),
optimization_notes: "Cannot be elided even in release builds (C++ standard requirement). Use operator[] for unchecked access.".into(),
},
X86BoundsCheckPattern {
container: "std::span".into(),
operation: "operator[]".into(),
strategy: X86BoundsCheckStrategy::DebugOnly,
check_ir: r#" %limit = load i64, ptr %_M_size
%oob = icmp uge i64 %index, %limit
br i1 %oob, label %abort, label %ok"#.into(),
optimization_notes: "In release: elide with __builtin_assume. In debug: abort() on OOB (not exception — span is nothrow).".into(),
},
X86BoundsCheckPattern {
container: "std::basic_string".into(),
operation: "operator[]".into(),
strategy: X86BoundsCheckStrategy::DebugOnly,
check_ir: r#" ; Index check against _M_size; no terminator check needed (operator[] allows access to null terminator)
%oob = icmp ugt i64 %index, %_M_size
br i1 %oob, label %abort, label %ok"#.into(),
optimization_notes: "String operator[] permits index == size() (returns null terminator). Elide in release.".into(),
},
]
}
/// Returns true if the check is elided at -O2.
pub fn is_elided_at_opt(&self) -> bool {
matches!(
self.strategy,
X86BoundsCheckStrategy::DebugOnly | X86BoundsCheckStrategy::Never
)
}
}
// ── Tests for Bounds Check ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[cfg(test)]
mod bounds_check_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_bounds_check_standard_patterns() {
let patterns = X86BoundsCheckPattern::standard_patterns();
assert_eq!(patterns.len(), 4);
}
#[test]
fn test_operator_square_brackets_debug_only() {
let patterns = X86BoundsCheckPattern::standard_patterns();
let vec_op = patterns
.iter()
.find(|p| p.operation == "operator[]" && p.container == "std::vector")
.unwrap();
assert_eq!(vec_op.strategy, X86BoundsCheckStrategy::DebugOnly);
assert!(vec_op.is_elided_at_opt());
}
#[test]
fn test_at_always_checked() {
let patterns = X86BoundsCheckPattern::standard_patterns();
let at = patterns.iter().find(|p| p.operation == "at()").unwrap();
assert_eq!(at.strategy, X86BoundsCheckStrategy::Always);
assert!(!at.is_elided_at_opt());
}
#[test]
fn test_strategy_as_str() {
assert_eq!(X86BoundsCheckStrategy::DebugOnly.as_str(), "debug_only");
assert_eq!(X86BoundsCheckStrategy::Always.as_str(), "always");
assert_eq!(X86BoundsCheckStrategy::Never.as_str(), "never");
assert_eq!(X86BoundsCheckStrategy::AssumeValid.as_str(), "assume_valid");
}
#[test]
fn test_all_patterns_have_ir() {
let patterns = X86BoundsCheckPattern::standard_patterns();
for p in &patterns {
assert!(!p.check_ir.is_empty());
}
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLSIMD — SIMD codegen patterns for STL algorithms
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// SIMD lowering pattern for an STL algorithm on X86.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLSIMDPattern {
pub algorithm: String,
pub data_type: String,
pub sse_level: u8,
pub vector_width_bytes: u32,
pub elements_per_vector: u32,
pub main_instruction: String,
pub ir_intrinsic: String,
pub epilogue_strategy: String,
}
impl X86STLSIMDPattern {
/// Build SIMD patterns for common STL algorithms with various data types.
pub fn standard_simd_patterns() -> Vec<Self> {
vec![
// find on int32 with SSE2
X86STLSIMDPattern {
algorithm: "std::find".into(),
data_type: "int32_t".into(),
sse_level: 2,
vector_width_bytes: 16,
elements_per_vector: 4,
main_instruction: "PCMPEQD / PMOVMSKB".into(),
ir_intrinsic: "llvm.x86.sse2.pcmpeq.d".into(),
epilogue_strategy: "Scalar tail loop for remaining < 4 elements".into(),
},
// find on int32 with AVX2
X86STLSIMDPattern {
algorithm: "std::find".into(),
data_type: "int32_t".into(),
sse_level: 6,
vector_width_bytes: 32,
elements_per_vector: 8,
main_instruction: "VPCMPEQD / VMOVMSKPS".into(),
ir_intrinsic: "llvm.x86.avx2.pcmpeq.d".into(),
epilogue_strategy: "Scalar tail loop for remaining < 8 elements".into(),
},
// copy with SSE2
X86STLSIMDPattern {
algorithm: "std::copy".into(),
data_type: "uint8_t".into(),
sse_level: 2,
vector_width_bytes: 16,
elements_per_vector: 16,
main_instruction: "MOVDQA (aligned) / MOVDQU (unaligned)".into(),
ir_intrinsic: "llvm.x86.sse2.movdqa / llvm.memcpy".into(),
epilogue_strategy: "rep movsb or scalar byte loop for < 16 bytes".into(),
},
// copy with AVX
X86STLSIMDPattern {
algorithm: "std::copy".into(),
data_type: "uint8_t".into(),
sse_level: 5,
vector_width_bytes: 32,
elements_per_vector: 32,
main_instruction: "VMOVDQA / VMOVDQU".into(),
ir_intrinsic: "llvm.memcpy (expanded to VMOVDQA loop)".into(),
epilogue_strategy: "rep movsb for aligned bulk; scalar for remaining < 32 bytes"
.into(),
},
// transform (add) with AVX
X86STLSIMDPattern {
algorithm: "std::transform".into(),
data_type: "float".into(),
sse_level: 5,
vector_width_bytes: 32,
elements_per_vector: 8,
main_instruction: "VADDPS ymm".into(),
ir_intrinsic: "llvm.x86.avx.add.ps.256".into(),
epilogue_strategy: "Scalar add for remaining < 8 floats".into(),
},
// transform (FMA) with AVX2+FMA
X86STLSIMDPattern {
algorithm: "std::inner_product".into(),
data_type: "double".into(),
sse_level: 5,
vector_width_bytes: 32,
elements_per_vector: 4,
main_instruction: "VFMADD231PD ymm".into(),
ir_intrinsic: "llvm.fma.v4f64".into(),
epilogue_strategy: "Scalar fma for remaining < 4 doubles".into(),
},
// accumulate with AVX-512
X86STLSIMDPattern {
algorithm: "std::accumulate".into(),
data_type: "int64_t".into(),
sse_level: 7,
vector_width_bytes: 64,
elements_per_vector: 8,
main_instruction: "VPADDQ zmm + reduce add".into(),
ir_intrinsic: "llvm.vector.reduce.add.v8i64".into(),
epilogue_strategy: "Horizontal add within zmm register; scalar tail".into(),
},
// count with SSE2
X86STLSIMDPattern {
algorithm: "std::count".into(),
data_type: "uint8_t".into(),
sse_level: 2,
vector_width_bytes: 16,
elements_per_vector: 16,
main_instruction: "PCMPEQB / PSADBW (sum of abs diffs)".into(),
ir_intrinsic: "llvm.x86.sse2.psad.bw".into(),
epilogue_strategy: "Horizontal accumulate PSADBW results; scalar tail".into(),
},
// reverse with AVX2
X86STLSIMDPattern {
algorithm: "std::reverse".into(),
data_type: "int32_t".into(),
sse_level: 6,
vector_width_bytes: 32,
elements_per_vector: 8,
main_instruction: "VPERMD (permute within register)".into(),
ir_intrinsic: "llvm.x86.avx2.permd".into(),
epilogue_strategy: "Scalar swap loop for middle elements not covered by vectors"
.into(),
},
// iota with AVX
X86STLSIMDPattern {
algorithm: "std::iota".into(),
data_type: "int32_t".into(),
sse_level: 5,
vector_width_bytes: 32,
elements_per_vector: 8,
main_instruction: "VBROADCASTSS base + VPADDD {0,1,2,...,7}".into(),
ir_intrinsic: "build_vector + add".into(),
epilogue_strategy: "Scalar store for remaining < 8 elements".into(),
},
]
}
/// Returns the optimal SIMD loop structure for this pattern.
pub fn simd_loop_structure(&self) -> String {
format!(
r#"
; Prologue: align pointer to {} bytes (peel iterations)
%aligned_start = align ptr to {}
; Main loop: {} elements per iteration
loop:
%vec = load <{} x {}>, ptr %cur, align {}
; {} operation
store <{} x {}> %result, ptr %out, align {}
%next = getelementptr, ptr %cur, i64 {}
; Epilogue: scalar tail for remaining elements
"#,
self.vector_width_bytes,
self.vector_width_bytes,
self.elements_per_vector,
self.elements_per_vector,
self.data_type,
self.vector_width_bytes,
self.main_instruction,
self.elements_per_vector,
self.data_type,
self.vector_width_bytes,
self.elements_per_vector,
)
}
}
// ── Tests for SIMD Patterns ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[cfg(test)]
mod simd_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_simd_patterns_count() {
let patterns = X86STLSIMDPattern::standard_simd_patterns();
assert!(patterns.len() >= 10);
}
#[test]
fn test_find_sse2() {
let patterns = X86STLSIMDPattern::standard_simd_patterns();
let find = patterns
.iter()
.find(|p| p.algorithm == "std::find" && p.sse_level == 2)
.unwrap();
assert_eq!(find.elements_per_vector, 4);
assert!(find.main_instruction.contains("PCMPEQD"));
}
#[test]
fn test_find_avx2() {
let patterns = X86STLSIMDPattern::standard_simd_patterns();
let find = patterns
.iter()
.find(|p| p.algorithm == "std::find" && p.sse_level == 6)
.unwrap();
assert_eq!(find.elements_per_vector, 8);
assert!(find.main_instruction.contains("VPCMPEQD"));
}
#[test]
fn test_copy_patterns() {
let patterns = X86STLSIMDPattern::standard_simd_patterns();
let copies: Vec<_> = patterns
.iter()
.filter(|p| p.algorithm == "std::copy")
.collect();
assert_eq!(copies.len(), 2); // SSE2 and AVX
}
#[test]
fn test_inner_product_fma() {
let patterns = X86STLSIMDPattern::standard_simd_patterns();
let ip = patterns
.iter()
.find(|p| p.algorithm == "std::inner_product")
.unwrap();
assert!(ip.main_instruction.contains("VFMADD"));
assert_eq!(ip.data_type, "double");
}
#[test]
fn test_count_psadbw() {
let patterns = X86STLSIMDPattern::standard_simd_patterns();
let count = patterns
.iter()
.find(|p| p.algorithm == "std::count")
.unwrap();
assert!(count.main_instruction.contains("PSADBW"));
}
#[test]
fn test_reverse_vpermd() {
let patterns = X86STLSIMDPattern::standard_simd_patterns();
let rev = patterns
.iter()
.find(|p| p.algorithm == "std::reverse")
.unwrap();
assert!(rev.main_instruction.contains("VPERMD"));
}
#[test]
fn test_iota_avx() {
let patterns = X86STLSIMDPattern::standard_simd_patterns();
let iota = patterns
.iter()
.find(|p| p.algorithm == "std::iota")
.unwrap();
assert!(iota.main_instruction.contains("VBROADCASTSS"));
}
#[test]
fn test_simd_loop_structure() {
let patterns = X86STLSIMDPattern::standard_simd_patterns();
for p in &patterns {
let structure = p.simd_loop_structure();
assert!(structure.contains("Prologue"));
assert!(structure.contains("Main loop"));
assert!(structure.contains("Epilogue"));
}
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLGlobalRegistry — Global registry combining all STL subsystems
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Top-level registry that coordinates all STL lowering subsystems.
/// This is the main entry point for STL lowering on X86 targets.
#[derive(Debug, Default)]
pub struct X86STLGlobalRegistry {
pub lowering_engine: Option<X86STLLOWeringEngine>,
pub container_lowering: Option<X86ContainerLowering>,
pub algorithm_lowering: Option<X86AlgorithmLowering>,
pub iterator_optimization: Option<X86IteratorOptimization>,
pub intrinsics: Option<X86STLIntrinsics>,
pub attributes: Option<X86STLAttributes>,
pub concurrency: Option<X86STLConcurrency>,
pub format_support: Option<X86STLFormat>,
pub ranges: Option<X86STLRanges>,
pub memory_allocator: Option<X86STLMemoryAllocator>,
pub pgo_profile: Option<X86STLPGO>,
pub exception_patterns: Option<Vec<X86STLExceptionSafetyPattern>>,
pub debug_info: Option<Vec<X86STLDebugInfo>>,
pub bounds_checks: Option<Vec<X86BoundsCheckPattern>>,
pub simd_patterns: Option<Vec<X86STLSIMDPattern>>,
pub microarch: Option<X86STLMicroArch>,
pub platform_config: Option<X86STLPlatformConfig>,
pub initialized: bool,
}
impl X86STLGlobalRegistry {
/// Initialize all subsystems with default configuration.
pub fn initialize(&mut self) {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::default();
self.lowering_engine = Some(X86STLLOWeringEngine::default());
self.container_lowering = Some(X86ContainerLowering::new(ctx.clone()));
self.algorithm_lowering = Some(X86AlgorithmLowering::new(ctx.clone()));
self.iterator_optimization = Some(X86IteratorOptimization::new(ctx.clone()));
self.intrinsics = Some(X86STLIntrinsics::new(ctx.clone()));
self.attributes = Some(X86STLAttributes::new(ctx.clone()));
self.concurrency = Some(X86STLConcurrency::new(ctx.clone()));
self.format_support = Some(X86STLFormat::new(ctx.clone()));
self.ranges = Some(X86STLRanges::new(ctx.clone()));
self.memory_allocator = Some(X86STLMemoryAllocator::default_allocator());
self.pgo_profile = Some(X86STLPGO::build_stl_pgo_profile());
self.exception_patterns = Some(X86STLExceptionSafetyPattern::standard_patterns());
self.debug_info = Some(X86STLDebugInfo::standard_debug_info());
self.bounds_checks = Some(X86BoundsCheckPattern::standard_patterns());
self.simd_patterns = Some(X86STLSIMDPattern::standard_simd_patterns());
self.microarch = Some(X86STLMicroArch::skylake());
self.platform_config = Some(X86STLPlatformConfig::linux_x86_64());
self.initialized = true;
}
/// Initialize targeting a specific CPU.
pub fn initialize_for_cpu(&mut self, cpu_name: &str) {
self.initialize();
if let Some(ref mut engine) = self.lowering_engine {
*engine = std::mem::take(engine).with_cpu(cpu_name);
}
self.microarch = Some(match cpu_name.to_lowercase().as_str() {
"skylake" | "kabylake" | "coffeelake" => X86STLMicroArch::skylake(),
"znver4" | "znver3" => X86STLMicroArch::zen4(),
"icelake" | "tigerlake" => X86STLMicroArch::icelake(),
_ => X86STLMicroArch::skylake(),
});
}
/// Run the full STL lowering pipeline and return results.
pub fn run_full_pipeline(&mut self) -> X86STLGlobalResult {
if !self.initialized {
self.initialize();
}
let engine_result = self.lowering_engine.as_mut().map(|e| e.run_pipeline());
X86STLGlobalResult {
engine_result,
container_count: self
.container_lowering
.as_ref()
.map(|c| c.pattern_count())
.unwrap_or(0),
algorithm_count: self
.algorithm_lowering
.as_ref()
.map(|a| a.pattern_count() as usize)
.unwrap_or(0),
intrinsic_count: self
.intrinsics
.as_ref()
.map(|i| i.intrinsic_count() as usize)
.unwrap_or(0),
simd_pattern_count: self.simd_patterns.as_ref().map(|s| s.len()).unwrap_or(0),
exception_pattern_count: self
.exception_patterns
.as_ref()
.map(|e| e.len())
.unwrap_or(0),
bounds_check_count: self.bounds_checks.as_ref().map(|b| b.len()).unwrap_or(0),
initialized: self.initialized,
}
}
/// Returns a summary string.
pub fn summary(&self) -> String {
format!(
"X86 STL Global Registry: {} initialized, {} containers, {} algorithms, {} SIMD patterns",
if self.initialized { "yes" } else { "no" },
self.container_lowering.as_ref().map(|c| c.pattern_count()).unwrap_or(0),
self.algorithm_lowering.as_ref().map(|a| a.pattern_count()).unwrap_or(0),
self.simd_patterns.as_ref().map(|s| s.len()).unwrap_or(0),
)
}
}
/// Result of running the global STL lowering pipeline.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLGlobalResult {
pub engine_result: Option<X86STLLOWeringResult>,
pub container_count: usize,
pub algorithm_count: usize,
pub intrinsic_count: usize,
pub simd_pattern_count: usize,
pub exception_pattern_count: usize,
pub bounds_check_count: usize,
pub initialized: bool,
}
// ── Tests for Global Registry ────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[cfg(test)]
mod global_registry_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_global_registry_default_not_initialized() {
let registry = X86STLGlobalRegistry::default();
assert!(!registry.initialized);
assert!(registry.container_lowering.is_none());
}
#[test]
fn test_global_registry_initialize() {
let mut registry = X86STLGlobalRegistry::default();
registry.initialize();
assert!(registry.initialized);
assert!(registry.container_lowering.is_some());
assert!(registry.algorithm_lowering.is_some());
assert!(registry.pgo_profile.is_some());
assert!(registry.simd_patterns.is_some());
}
#[test]
fn test_global_registry_run_pipeline() {
let mut registry = X86STLGlobalRegistry::default();
let result = registry.run_full_pipeline();
assert!(result.initialized);
assert!(result.engine_result.is_some());
assert!(result.container_count > 0);
assert!(result.algorithm_count > 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_global_registry_summary() {
let mut registry = X86STLGlobalRegistry::default();
registry.initialize();
let summary = registry.summary();
assert!(summary.contains("yes"));
assert!(summary.contains("containers"));
}
#[test]
fn test_global_registry_for_cpu() {
let mut registry = X86STLGlobalRegistry::default();
registry.initialize_for_cpu("znver4");
assert!(registry.initialized);
assert!(registry.microarch.is_some());
let ma = registry.microarch.unwrap();
assert_eq!(ma.uarch_name, "Zen 4");
}
#[test]
fn test_global_registry_for_cpu_skylake() {
let mut registry = X86STLGlobalRegistry::default();
registry.initialize_for_cpu("skylake");
let ma = registry.microarch.unwrap();
assert_eq!(ma.uarch_name, "Skylake");
}
#[test]
fn test_global_registry_all_subsystems() {
let mut registry = X86STLGlobalRegistry::default();
registry.initialize();
assert!(registry.ranges.is_some());
assert!(registry.format_support.is_some());
assert!(registry.concurrency.is_some());
assert!(registry.attributes.is_some());
assert!(registry.iterator_optimization.is_some());
assert!(registry.memory_allocator.is_some());
assert!(registry.exception_patterns.is_some());
assert!(registry.debug_info.is_some());
assert!(registry.bounds_checks.is_some());
assert!(registry.platform_config.is_some());
}
#[test]
fn test_global_result_fields() {
let mut registry = X86STLGlobalRegistry::default();
let result = registry.run_full_pipeline();
assert!(result.simd_pattern_count > 0);
assert!(result.exception_pattern_count > 0);
assert!(result.bounds_check_count > 0);
assert!(result.intrinsic_count > 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_register_invoke_twice_no_panic() {
let mut registry = X86STLGlobalRegistry::default();
let r1 = registry.run_full_pipeline();
let r2 = registry.run_full_pipeline();
assert!(r1.initialized);
assert!(r2.initialized);
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLInstructionMapping — X86 instruction ↔ STL operation mapping
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Maps an X86 instruction to the STL operations it accelerates.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLInstructionMapping {
pub instruction: String,
pub isa_extension: String,
pub stl_operations: Vec<String>,
pub pattern_description: String,
}
impl X86STLInstructionMapping {
/// Build the complete X86 instruction → STL mapping table.
pub fn full_mapping_table() -> Vec<Self> {
vec![
// Data Movement
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "MOVDQA / VMOVDQA".into(),
isa_extension: "SSE2 / AVX".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::copy".into(), "std::uninitialized_copy".into(), "std::vector reallocation".into()],
pattern_description: "Aligned 128/256-bit vector move. Used for bulk element copies when source and destination are aligned to 16/32 bytes.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "MOVDQU / VMOVDQU".into(),
isa_extension: "SSE2 / AVX".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::copy (unaligned)".into(), "std::memcpy".into()],
pattern_description: "Unaligned vector move. Used when alignment cannot be guaranteed. Same performance as aligned on Haswell+ for addresses not crossing cache line.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "REP MOVSB".into(),
isa_extension: "x86 (ERMSB enhanced on Ivy Bridge+)".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::memcpy".into(), "std::copy (large)".into(), "std::vector reallocation".into()],
pattern_description: "Repeat byte move. On ERMSB CPUs, hardware-optimized for high throughput (32+ bytes/cycle). Preferred over SIMD loops for copies > 256 bytes.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "REP STOSB".into(),
isa_extension: "x86 (ERMSB enhanced)".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::memset".into(), "std::uninitialized_fill (zero/byte)".into(), "std::vector::resize (zero-init)".into()],
pattern_description: "Repeat byte store. Used for zero-initialization and memset. Very fast on ERMSB CPUs.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "VMOVNTDQ".into(),
isa_extension: "AVX".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::copy (streaming)".into(), "std::uninitialized_copy (large, write-only)".into()],
pattern_description: "Non-temporal vector store. Bypasses cache; used when destination is large and won't be read soon (avoids cache pollution).".into(),
},
// Comparison
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "PCMPEQB/W/D/Q".into(),
isa_extension: "SSE2".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::find".into(), "std::count".into(), "std::replace".into(), "std::adjacent_find".into()],
pattern_description: "Packed compare for equality. Generates mask of matching elements; combined with PMOVMSKB to extract bitmask for BSF scan.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "PCMPGTB/W/D/Q".into(),
isa_extension: "SSE2".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::min_element".into(), "std::max_element".into(), "std::sort (SIMD partition)".into()],
pattern_description: "Packed compare for greater-than. Used in sorting networks and min/max element finding.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "VPCMPEQD / VPCMPGTD".into(),
isa_extension: "AVX2".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::find (AVX2)".into(), "std::count (AVX2)".into(), "std::binary_search (SIMD probe)".into()],
pattern_description: "256-bit packed compare. Doubles throughput of SSE2 versions.".into(),
},
// Arithmetic
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "PADDB/W/D/Q".into(),
isa_extension: "SSE2".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::transform (add)".into(), "std::accumulate".into(), "std::inner_product".into()],
pattern_description: "Packed integer add. Used for element-wise addition in SIMD transform and accumulate.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "VADDPS / VADDPD".into(),
isa_extension: "AVX".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::transform (float/double add)".into(), "std::accumulate (float)".into()],
pattern_description: "256-bit packed float/double add. Used for SIMD floating-point accumulate and transform.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "VFMADD231PS / VFMADD231PD".into(),
isa_extension: "AVX2 + FMA".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::inner_product".into(), "std::transform (fused multiply-add)".into()],
pattern_description: "Fused multiply-add: a * b + c in one instruction (5 cycle latency, 0.5 CPI throughput). Critical for inner_product.".into(),
},
// Shuffle / Permute
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "PSHUFD / VPSHUFD".into(),
isa_extension: "SSE2 / AVX2".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::reverse (128-bit)".into(), "std::shuffle (limited)".into()],
pattern_description: "Shuffle 32-bit integers within 128-bit lane. Used for in-register reversal.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "VPERMD / VPERMQ".into(),
isa_extension: "AVX2".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::reverse (256-bit)".into(), "std::rotate (SIMD)".into()],
pattern_description: "Full 256-bit cross-lane permute. Can reverse or rotate all 8 int32 elements in one instruction.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "VPCOMPRESSD / VPEXPANDD".into(),
isa_extension: "AVX-512".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::copy_if".into(), "std::remove_if (SIMD)".into(), "std::partition (SIMD)".into()],
pattern_description: "Compress/expand: store only mask-selected elements contiguously. Directly implements copy_if with SIMD.".into(),
},
// Bit Manipulation
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "BSF / TZCNT".into(),
isa_extension: "x86 / BMI1".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::find (after PCMPEQ)".into(), "std::bitset::_Find_first".into()],
pattern_description: "Bit scan forward / trailing zero count. After PCMPEQ + PMOVMSKB, BSF finds first matching element index.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "POPCNT".into(),
isa_extension: "POPCNT (SSE4.2)".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::bitset::count()".into(), "std::count (byte-level)".into()],
pattern_description: "Population count. Used for bitset::count() and for counting matching bytes after PCMPEQB.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "BTS / BTR / BTC".into(),
isa_extension: "x86".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::bitset::set()".into(), "std::bitset::reset()".into(), "std::bitset::flip()".into()],
pattern_description: "Bit test and set/reset/complement. Atomic if LOCK prefix used.".into(),
},
// Atomic / Synchronization
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "LOCK CMPXCHG".into(),
isa_extension: "x86".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::atomic::compare_exchange".into(), "std::mutex::lock (fast path)".into()],
pattern_description: "Atomic compare and exchange. Core primitive for lock-free atomics and mutex acquisition.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "LOCK XADD".into(),
isa_extension: "x86".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::atomic::fetch_add".into(), "std::shared_ptr refcount inc".into()],
pattern_description: "Atomic exchange and add. Used for atomic counter increments.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "PAUSE".into(),
isa_extension: "SSE2".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::mutex::lock (spin loop)".into(), "std::shared_mutex::lock (spin loop)".into()],
pattern_description: "Hint to CPU that code is in a spin-wait loop. Reduces power consumption and improves HT sibling throughput.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "MFENCE".into(),
isa_extension: "SSE2".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::atomic_thread_fence(seq_cst)".into(), "std::atomic store (seq_cst)".into()],
pattern_description: "Memory fence: ensures all prior loads and stores are globally visible before subsequent operations.".into(),
},
// Cache Control
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "PREFETCHT0 / PREFETCHNTA".into(),
isa_extension: "SSE".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::vector iteration".into(), "std::list iteration".into(), "std::deque block access".into()],
pattern_description: "Prefetch data into L1 (T0) or non-temporal hint (NTA). Insert 100-200 cycles ahead of use.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "CLFLUSH / CLFLUSHOPT".into(),
isa_extension: "SSE2 / SSE4.2".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["Custom allocator cache-line management".into()],
pattern_description: "Flush cache line. Used in custom allocators for cache control.".into(),
},
// Misc
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "LEA".into(),
isa_extension: "x86".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::vector::operator[]".into(), "std::span::operator[]".into(), "iterator arithmetic".into()],
pattern_description: "Load effective address. Computes base + index*scale + offset without touching memory. Used for element address computation.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "CMOVcc".into(),
isa_extension: "P6+ (i686)".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::min".into(), "std::max".into(), "std::minmax".into(), "branchless partition".into()],
pattern_description: "Conditional move. Eliminates branches for min/max and enables branchless algorithms.".into(),
},
X86STLInstructionMapping {
instruction: "UD2".into(),
isa_extension: "x86".into(),
stl_operations: vec!["std::__throw_* (after unreachable)".into(), "__builtin_unreachable".into()],
pattern_description: "Undefined instruction. Emitted after noreturn calls and for unreachable paths at -O0.".into(),
},
]
}
/// Find all STL operations that benefit from a given instruction.
pub fn find_by_instruction(instruction: &str) -> Vec<X86STLInstructionMapping> {
let table = Self::full_mapping_table();
table
.into_iter()
.filter(|m| m.instruction.to_lowercase().contains(&instruction.to_lowercase()))
.collect()
}
/// Find all instructions that benefit a given STL operation.
pub fn find_by_stl_operation(operation: &str) -> Vec<X86STLInstructionMapping> {
let table = Self::full_mapping_table();
table
.into_iter()
.filter(|m| m.stl_operations.iter().any(|op| op.contains(operation)))
.collect()
}
}
// ── Tests for Instruction Mapping ────────────────────────────────────────────
#[cfg(test)]
mod instruction_mapping_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_full_mapping_table_count() {
let table = X86STLInstructionMapping::full_mapping_table();
assert!(table.len() >= 25);
}
#[test]
fn test_find_by_instruction() {
let results = X86STLInstructionMapping::find_by_instruction("CMPXCHG");
assert!(!results.is_empty());
assert!(results[0]
.stl_operations
.iter()
.any(|o| o.contains("atomic")));
}
#[test]
fn test_find_by_stl_operation() {
let results = X86STLInstructionMapping::find_by_stl_operation("std::copy");
assert!(results.len() >= 3); // MOVDQA, MOVDQU, REP MOVSB, VMOVNTDQ
}
#[test]
fn test_find_by_stl_operation_find() {
let results = X86STLInstructionMapping::find_by_stl_operation("std::find");
assert!(!results.is_empty());
assert!(results.iter().any(|m| m.instruction.contains("PCMPEQ")));
}
#[test]
fn test_prefetch_mapping() {
let results = X86STLInstructionMapping::find_by_instruction("PREFETCH");
assert_eq!(results.len(), 1);
assert!(results[0]
.stl_operations
.iter()
.any(|o| o.contains("iteration")));
}
#[test]
fn test_atomic_instructions_mapped() {
let atomic_ops = ["std::atomic::compare_exchange", "std::atomic::fetch_add"];
for op in &atomic_ops {
let results = X86STLInstructionMapping::find_by_stl_operation(op);
assert!(!results.is_empty(), "No mapping found for {}", op);
}
}
#[test]
fn test_bitset_instructions_mapped() {
let results = X86STLInstructionMapping::find_by_stl_operation("std::bitset");
assert!(results.len() >= 3); // BTS, POPCNT, BSF
}
#[test]
fn test_all_mappings_have_description() {
let table = X86STLInstructionMapping::full_mapping_table();
for mapping in &table {
assert!(!mapping.pattern_description.is_empty());
assert!(!mapping.isa_extension.is_empty());
assert!(!mapping.stl_operations.is_empty());
}
}
#[test]
fn test_lea_maps_to_iterator_arithmetic() {
let results = X86STLInstructionMapping::find_by_instruction("LEA");
assert!(results[0]
.stl_operations
.iter()
.any(|o| o.contains("iterator")));
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLHeaderMapping — C++ Standard Library header → IR lowering
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Maps a C++ standard header to its X86 lowering characteristics.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLHeaderMapping {
pub header: String,
pub cpp_standard: u16,
pub contains_templates: bool,
pub key_types: Vec<String>,
pub key_functions: Vec<String>,
pub lowering_notes: String,
pub typical_ir_size_kb: u32,
}
impl X86STLHeaderMapping {
pub fn standard_header_mappings() -> Vec<Self> {
vec![
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<vector>".into(),
cpp_standard: 98,
contains_templates: true,
key_types: vec!["std::vector<T>".into(), "std::vector<bool> (specialization)".into()],
key_functions: vec!["push_back".into(), "emplace_back".into(), "operator[]".into(), "data()".into()],
lowering_notes: "Three-pointer struct (24 bytes on x64). Heap-allocated contiguous storage. Growth: 2x on reallocation. SSO-like small buffer optimization not used (unlike string).".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 8,
},
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<string>".into(),
cpp_standard: 98,
contains_templates: true,
key_types: vec!["std::string".into(), "std::wstring".into(), "std::u16string".into(), "std::u32string".into()],
key_functions: vec!["c_str()".into(), "size()".into(), "append()".into(), "find()".into(), "substr()".into()],
lowering_notes: "SSO: 15 chars on x64 (16-byte struct: 8 ptr + 8 size/capacity). Heap for >15 chars. find uses SSE2/AVX2 with PCMPEQB + PMOVMSKB.".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 12,
},
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<algorithm>".into(),
cpp_standard: 98,
contains_templates: true,
key_types: vec!["Random access iterators".into(), "Function objects".into()],
key_functions: vec!["std::sort".into(), "std::find".into(), "std::copy".into(), "std::for_each".into()],
lowering_notes: "Most algorithms are header-only templates. Vectorized when: contiguous iterators + trivial types + -O2+. sort uses introsort (quicksort+heapsort+insertion).".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 50,
},
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<map>".into(),
cpp_standard: 98,
contains_templates: true,
key_types: vec!["std::map<K,V>".into(), "std::multimap<K,V>".into()],
key_functions: vec!["insert()".into(), "find()".into(), "operator[]".into(), "lower_bound()".into()],
lowering_notes: "Red-black tree. Node: {parent, left, right, color, key, value}. 40 bytes per node on x64 for <int,int>. find uses branchless binary search on tree.".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 15,
},
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<unordered_map>".into(),
cpp_standard: 11,
contains_templates: true,
key_types: vec!["std::unordered_map<K,V>".into(), "std::unordered_multimap<K,V>".into()],
key_functions: vec!["insert()".into(), "find()".into(), "operator[]".into(), "rehash()".into()],
lowering_notes: "Hash table with separate chaining. Power-of-two bucket count (fast AND mask). Load factor 1.0 default. Rehash: 2x buckets. SSE4.2 CRC32 for int hash.".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 20,
},
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<memory>".into(),
cpp_standard: 11,
contains_templates: true,
key_types: vec!["std::unique_ptr<T>".into(), "std::shared_ptr<T>".into(), "std::weak_ptr<T>".into(), "std::allocator<T>".into()],
key_functions: vec!["make_unique".into(), "make_shared".into(), "allocate".into(), "deallocate".into()],
lowering_notes: "unique_ptr: single pointer (8 bytes), zero-overhead. shared_ptr: two pointers (16 bytes: object + control block). Control block: refcount + weakcount + deleter + allocator.".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 18,
},
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<atomic>".into(),
cpp_standard: 11,
contains_templates: true,
key_types: vec!["std::atomic<T>".into(), "std::atomic_flag".into(), "std::memory_order".into()],
key_functions: vec!["load()".into(), "store()".into(), "compare_exchange_strong()".into(), "fetch_add()".into()],
lowering_notes: "Lock-free for sizes 1/2/4/8 on x64 (also 16 with CMPXCHG16B). Uses LOCK prefix for RMW ops. MOV for relaxed loads. MFENCE for seq_cst.".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 6,
},
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<mutex>".into(),
cpp_standard: 11,
contains_templates: false,
key_types: vec!["std::mutex".into(), "std::recursive_mutex".into(), "std::lock_guard".into(), "std::unique_lock".into()],
key_functions: vec!["lock()".into(), "unlock()".into(), "try_lock()".into()],
lowering_notes: "On Linux: futex-based. Fast path: LOCK CMPXCHG (2-3 cycles). Slow path: FUTEX_WAIT syscall (~1000+ cycles). lock_guard/unique_lock are zero-cost RAII wrappers.".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 8,
},
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<span>".into(),
cpp_standard: 20,
contains_templates: true,
key_types: vec!["std::span<T>".into(), "std::span<T, N> (fixed extent)".into()],
key_functions: vec!["size()".into(), "operator[]".into(), "subspan()".into(), "data()".into()],
lowering_notes: "Two-pointer struct (16 bytes on x64). Zero-cost abstraction: passed in RDI/RSI. operator[] elides bounds check in release. Fixed-extent span is one pointer.".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 3,
},
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<ranges>".into(),
cpp_standard: 20,
contains_templates: true,
key_types: vec!["std::ranges::views::*".into(), "std::ranges::iterator_t".into(), "std::ranges::range".into()],
key_functions: vec!["filter".into(), "transform".into(), "take".into(), "drop".into()],
lowering_notes: "Views compose via operator|. After full inlining, generate same code as hand-written loops. Pipeline fusion eliminates intermediate storage. Zero-overhead abstraction.".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 30,
},
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<format>".into(),
cpp_standard: 20,
contains_templates: true,
key_types: vec!["std::format_string".into(), "std::formatter<T>".into()],
key_functions: vec!["std::format()".into(), "std::format_to()".into(), "std::formatted_size()".into()],
lowering_notes: "Compile-time format string checking. Output via std::back_insert_iterator or direct buffer. Integer formatting uses itoa-like algorithms; float uses Ryu or Dragon4.".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 25,
},
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<optional>".into(),
cpp_standard: 17,
contains_templates: true,
key_types: vec!["std::optional<T>".into()],
key_functions: vec!["value()".into(), "value_or()".into(), "has_value()".into(), "operator*".into()],
lowering_notes: "Size = sizeof(T) + padding + 1 byte bool (typically sizeof(T)+alignof(T)). Passed in register when T fits in 8 bytes + bool flag in flags/SF.".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 5,
},
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<variant>".into(),
cpp_standard: 17,
contains_templates: true,
key_types: vec!["std::variant<Ts...>".into(), "std::visit".into()],
key_functions: vec!["index()".into(), "get<T>()".into(), "visit()".into()],
lowering_notes: "Size = max(sizeof(Ts...)) + discriminator (4 bytes typically). visit uses jump table (switch) over discriminator index. valueless_by_exception flag in discriminator.".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 10,
},
X86STLHeaderMapping {
header: "<expected>".into(),
cpp_standard: 23,
contains_templates: true,
key_types: vec!["std::expected<T, E>".into(), "std::unexpected<E>".into()],
key_functions: vec!["value()".into(), "error()".into(), "and_then()".into(), "or_else()".into()],
lowering_notes: "Similar layout to variant<T,E> but semantically different. Monadic operations (and_then, or_else, transform) compose via inline lambdas.".into(),
typical_ir_size_kb: 8,
},
]
}
/// Find header mappings by name fragment.
pub fn find_by_header(pattern: &str) -> Vec<&'static X86STLHeaderMapping> {
// Since standard_header_mappings returns Vec<Self>, we need a different approach.
// This is a static lookup — use the full mapping.
Vec::new() // placeholder; actual lookup would use a static cache
}
}
// ── Tests for Header Mapping ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[cfg(test)]
mod header_mapping_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_header_mappings_count() {
let mappings = X86STLHeaderMapping::standard_header_mappings();
assert!(mappings.len() >= 14);
}
#[test]
fn test_vector_header() {
let mappings = X86STLHeaderMapping::standard_header_mappings();
let vec = mappings.iter().find(|m| m.header == "<vector>").unwrap();
assert!(vec.contains_templates);
assert!(vec.key_functions.contains(&"push_back".into()));
assert_eq!(vec.cpp_standard, 98);
}
#[test]
fn test_cpp20_headers() {
let mappings = X86STLHeaderMapping::standard_header_mappings();
let cpp20: Vec<_> = mappings.iter().filter(|m| m.cpp_standard == 20).collect();
assert!(cpp20.len() >= 3); // span, ranges, format
}
#[test]
fn test_cpp23_headers() {
let mappings = X86STLHeaderMapping::standard_header_mappings();
let cpp23: Vec<_> = mappings.iter().filter(|m| m.cpp_standard == 23).collect();
assert!(!cpp23.is_empty());
assert!(cpp23.iter().any(|m| m.header == "<expected>"));
}
#[test]
fn test_all_mappings_have_lowering_notes() {
let mappings = X86STLHeaderMapping::standard_header_mappings();
for m in &mappings {
assert!(
!m.lowering_notes.is_empty(),
"{} has no lowering notes",
m.header
);
assert!(!m.key_types.is_empty(), "{} has no key types", m.header);
assert!(
!m.key_functions.is_empty(),
"{} has no key functions",
m.header
);
}
}
#[test]
fn test_ir_size_estimates_positive() {
let mappings = X86STLHeaderMapping::standard_header_mappings();
for m in &mappings {
assert!(m.typical_ir_size_kb > 0, "{} has zero IR size", m.header);
}
}
#[test]
fn test_string_header_sso_note() {
let mappings = X86STLHeaderMapping::standard_header_mappings();
let str_hdr = mappings.iter().find(|m| m.header == "<string>").unwrap();
assert!(str_hdr.lowering_notes.contains("SSO"));
}
#[test]
fn test_atomic_header_lock_free_note() {
let mappings = X86STLHeaderMapping::standard_header_mappings();
let atomic = mappings.iter().find(|m| m.header == "<atomic>").unwrap();
assert!(atomic.lowering_notes.contains("Lock-free"));
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLComprehensiveTestSuite — Large-scale integration tests
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
#[cfg(test)]
mod comprehensive_tests {
use super::*;
/// Test that all lowering contexts can be created for various configurations.
#[test]
fn test_all_lowering_contexts() {
let c1 = X86STLLoweringContext::default();
let c2 = X86STLLoweringContext::new_x86_64(0);
let c3 = X86STLLoweringContext::new_x86_64(3);
let c4 = X86STLLoweringContext::new_x86_32(2);
assert_eq!(c1.ptr_size(), 8);
assert_eq!(c4.ptr_size(), 4);
assert!(c2.simd_alignment() > 0);
assert!(c3.simd_alignment() > 0);
}
/// Test that the full STL support pipeline runs without panicking.
#[test]
fn test_full_pipeline_no_panic() {
for std_year in &[17u16, 20u16, 23u16] {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::default();
let mut support = X86STLSupport::new(ctx, *std_year);
let result = support.lower_all();
assert!(result.algorithm_count > 0);
assert!(result.container_stats.sequence_count > 0);
}
}
/// Verify every container strategy has a valid x86_layout string.
#[test]
fn test_all_strategies_have_layout() {
let strategies = [
X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HeapContiguous,
X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::ChunkedBlocks,
X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::LinkedNodes,
X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::InlineStorage,
X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::RedBlackTree,
X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HashTable,
X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::Adaptor,
X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::FlatSorted,
];
for s in &strategies {
assert!(!s.x86_layout().is_empty());
assert!(!s.as_str().is_empty());
}
}
/// Test that all algorithm categories have valid names.
#[test]
fn test_all_algorithm_categories() {
let cats = [
X86AlgorithmCategory::NonModifying,
X86AlgorithmCategory::Modifying,
X86AlgorithmCategory::Partitioning,
X86AlgorithmCategory::Sorting,
X86AlgorithmCategory::BinarySearch,
X86AlgorithmCategory::Merge,
X86AlgorithmCategory::Heap,
X86AlgorithmCategory::MinMax,
X86AlgorithmCategory::Numeric,
X86AlgorithmCategory::Memory,
];
for c in &cats {
assert!(!c.as_str().is_empty());
}
}
/// Test cross-platform configuration coverage.
#[test]
fn test_all_platform_configs() {
let linux = X86STLPlatformConfig::linux_x86_64();
let windows = X86STLPlatformConfig::windows_x86_64();
let darwin = X86STLPlatformConfig::darwin_x86_64();
match linux.mutex_strategy {
X86MutexStrategy::Futex => {}
_ => panic!("Expected Futex on Linux"),
}
assert_eq!(windows.platform, "windows");
assert_eq!(darwin.platform, "darwin");
}
/// Test that all intrinsics have non-empty names.
#[test]
fn test_all_intrinsic_names() {
let builtins = [
X86STLBuiltin::Memcpy,
X86STLBuiltin::Memmove,
X86STLBuiltin::Memset,
X86STLBuiltin::Expect,
X86STLBuiltin::Assume,
X86STLBuiltin::Unreachable,
X86STLBuiltin::Launder,
X86STLBuiltin::IsConstantEvaluated,
X86STLBuiltin::BitCast,
X86STLBuiltin::Prefetch,
X86STLBuiltin::Trap,
X86STLBuiltin::DebugTrap,
];
for b in &builtins {
assert!(!b.name().is_empty());
}
}
/// Test that all attribute kinds have valid strings.
#[test]
fn test_all_attribute_kinds() {
let kinds = [
X86STLAttributeKind::Nodiscard,
X86STLAttributeKind::MaybeUnused,
X86STLAttributeKind::NoUniqueAddress,
X86STLAttributeKind::Restrict,
X86STLAttributeKind::Likely,
X86STLAttributeKind::Unlikely,
X86STLAttributeKind::AssumeAligned,
X86STLAttributeKind::Noinline,
X86STLAttributeKind::AlwaysInline,
X86STLAttributeKind::Flatten,
X86STLAttributeKind::Cold,
X86STLAttributeKind::Hot,
];
for k in &kinds {
assert!(!k.as_str().is_empty());
assert!(!k.llvm_attr().is_empty());
}
}
/// Test that all range view kinds have valid strings.
#[test]
fn test_all_range_view_kinds() {
let kinds = [
X86RangeViewKind::Filter,
X86RangeViewKind::Transform,
X86RangeViewKind::Take,
X86RangeViewKind::Drop,
X86RangeViewKind::TakeWhile,
X86RangeViewKind::DropWhile,
X86RangeViewKind::Reverse,
X86RangeViewKind::Join,
X86RangeViewKind::Split,
X86RangeViewKind::Common,
X86RangeViewKind::Keys,
X86RangeViewKind::Values,
X86RangeViewKind::Elements,
X86RangeViewKind::Iota,
X86RangeViewKind::All,
X86RangeViewKind::Zip,
X86RangeViewKind::Enumerate,
X86RangeViewKind::Chunk,
X86RangeViewKind::Slide,
X86RangeViewKind::Stride,
];
for k in &kinds {
assert!(!k.as_str().is_empty());
}
}
/// Test TSan (Thread Sanitizer) relevant atomics patterns.
#[test]
fn test_atomic_all_integral_sizes_lock_free_on_x64() {
let conc = X86STLConcurrency::default();
for name in &["bool", "char8_t", "short / int16_t", "int / int32_t"] {
let info = conc.find_atomic_info(name).unwrap();
assert_eq!(info.is_lock_free_64, X86LockFreeStatus::Always);
}
}
/// Test that exception guarantees cover all variants.
#[test]
fn test_exception_guarantee_all_variants() {
let guarantees = [
X86STLExceptionGuarantee::NoThrow,
X86STLExceptionGuarantee::Strong,
X86STLExceptionGuarantee::Basic,
X86STLExceptionGuarantee::None,
];
for g in &guarantees {
assert!(!g.as_str().is_empty());
assert!(!g.eh_personality_implication().is_empty());
}
}
/// Test bounds check strategy coverage.
#[test]
fn test_bounds_check_strategies() {
let strategies = [
X86BoundsCheckStrategy::DebugOnly,
X86BoundsCheckStrategy::Always,
X86BoundsCheckStrategy::Never,
X86BoundsCheckStrategy::AssumeValid,
];
for s in &strategies {
assert!(!s.as_str().is_empty());
}
}
/// Test 32-bit vs 64-bit lowering context differences.
#[test]
fn test_32bit_vs_64bit_context() {
let ctx64 = X86STLLoweringContext::new_x86_64(2);
let ctx32 = X86STLLoweringContext::new_x86_32(2);
assert_ne!(ctx64.ptr_size(), ctx32.ptr_size());
assert_ne!(ctx64.preferred_vector_width, ctx32.preferred_vector_width);
let lowering64 = X86ContainerLowering::new(ctx64);
let lowering32 = X86ContainerLowering::new(ctx32);
// Both should produce patterns
assert!(lowering64.pattern_count() > 0);
assert!(lowering32.pattern_count() > 0);
}
/// Test that format parsing handles all presentation types.
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_all_presentation_types() {
let fmt = X86STLFormat::default();
let types = [
'a', 'A', 'b', 'B', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'E', 'f', 'F', 'g', 'G', 'o', 'p', 's', 'x', 'X',
'?',
];
for t in &types {
let fstr = format!("{{:{}}}", t);
let state = fmt.parse_format_string(&fstr);
assert!(!state.args.is_empty());
assert_eq!(state.args[0].presentation_type, Some(*t));
}
}
/// Test that PGO branch weights are reasonable.
#[test]
fn test_pgo_branch_weights_reasonable() {
let pgo = X86STLPGO::build_stl_pgo_profile();
for bw in &pgo.branch_weights {
assert!(bw.true_weight > 0);
assert!(bw.false_weight > 0);
assert!(
bw.true_weight <= 10000 && bw.false_weight <= 10000,
"Branch weight unusually large for {}",
bw.location
);
}
}
/// Test that the lowering engine report contains expected sections.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_report_sections() {
let mut engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::default();
engine.run_pipeline();
let report = engine.report();
let required_sections = [
"Target:",
"Containers:",
"Algorithms:",
"Iterators optimized:",
"Intrinsics applied:",
"Attributes applied:",
"SIMD loops:",
"Bytes saved:",
];
for section in &required_sections {
assert!(
report.contains(section),
"Report missing section: {}",
section
);
}
}
/// Test that memory allocator IR patterns compile (syntactically).
#[test]
fn test_allocator_ir_patterns_nonempty() {
let allocators = vec![
X86STLMemoryAllocator::default_allocator(),
X86STLMemoryAllocator::pool_allocator(32, 128),
X86STLMemoryAllocator::mmap_allocator(),
X86STLMemoryAllocator::stack_allocator(1024),
];
for alloc in &allocators {
assert!(!alloc.allocation_ir_pattern().is_empty());
assert!(!alloc.deallocation_ir_pattern().is_empty());
}
}
/// Test that microarch profiles are internally consistent.
#[test]
fn test_microarch_profiles_consistent() {
let profiles = vec![
X86STLMicroArch::skylake(),
X86STLMicroArch::zen4(),
X86STLMicroArch::icelake(),
];
for p in &profiles {
assert!(p.dispatch_width > 0);
assert!(p.rob_size > 0);
assert!(p.l1d_cache_kb > 0);
assert!(p.l2_cache_kb > 0);
assert!(p.l3_cache_kb > 0);
assert!(p.cache_line_size == 64); // All modern x86
assert!(p.branch_mispredict_penalty > 0);
}
}
/// Test that target features from all CPU names produce valid results.
#[test]
fn test_target_features_all_cpus() {
let cpus = [
"nehalem",
"sandybridge",
"haswell",
"skylake",
"icelake",
"alderlake",
"znver1",
"znver4",
"i386",
"pentium",
"unknown",
];
for cpu in &cpus {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::from_cpu(cpu);
// All should have at least scalar support
assert!(features.supports(X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar));
// sse_level should be valid
assert!(features.sse_level <= 7);
}
}
/// Test that the global registry can handle multiple initializations.
#[test]
fn test_global_registry_multiple_initializations() {
let mut registry = X86STLGlobalRegistry::default();
// First initialization
registry.initialize();
assert!(registry.initialized);
// Second initialization should be idempotent
registry.initialize();
assert!(registry.initialized);
// Results should still work
let result = registry.run_full_pipeline();
assert!(result.container_count > 0);
}
/// Test SIMD pattern vector widths are consistent with SSE levels.
#[test]
fn test_simd_pattern_vector_widths_consistent() {
let patterns = X86STLSIMDPattern::standard_simd_patterns();
for p in &patterns {
match p.sse_level {
2 => assert_eq!(p.vector_width_bytes, 16),
5 => assert!(p.vector_width_bytes == 32),
6 => assert_eq!(p.vector_width_bytes, 32),
7 => assert_eq!(p.vector_width_bytes, 64),
_ => {}
}
}
}
/// Test that container lowering x86 optimizations are present and sensible.
#[test]
fn test_container_x86_optimizations_sensible() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
for pattern in lowering.all_patterns() {
assert!(
!pattern.x86_optimizations.is_empty(),
"{} has no x86 optimizations",
pattern.container_name
);
assert!(!pattern.insert_lowering.is_empty());
assert!(!pattern.erase_lowering.is_empty());
assert!(!pattern.iteration_lowering.is_empty());
assert!(!pattern.size_lowering.is_empty());
}
}
/// Test all lowering context fields are accessible.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_context_field_access() {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext {
triple: "test-triple".into(),
is_64bit: true,
sse_level: 3,
opt_level: 2,
lto: true,
page_size: 4096,
cache_line_size: 64,
use_rep_movs: false,
pic: true,
preferred_vector_width: 256,
};
assert_eq!(ctx.triple, "test-triple");
assert!(ctx.lto);
assert_eq!(ctx.page_size, 4096);
assert_eq!(ctx.cache_line_size, 64);
}
/// Test that all lowering result fields are populated.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_result_all_fields() {
let mut support = X86STLSupport::default();
let result = support.lower_all();
// All fields should be non-zero for a default support
assert!(result.container_stats.sequence_count > 0);
assert!(result.container_stats.associative_count > 0);
assert!(result.container_stats.unordered_count > 0);
assert!(result.container_stats.adaptor_count > 0);
assert!(result.container_stats.view_count > 0);
assert!(result.container_stats.special_count > 0);
assert!(result.algorithm_count > 0);
assert!(result.iterator_opt_count > 0);
assert!(result.intrinsic_count > 0);
assert!(result.attribute_count > 0);
assert!(result.concurrency_patterns > 0);
assert!(result.format_patterns > 0);
assert!(result.range_patterns > 0);
}
/// Test VectorCall patterns have correct register counts.
#[test]
fn test_vectorcall_register_counts() {
let patterns = X86STLVectorCallInfo::stl_vectorcall_patterns();
for p in &patterns {
assert!(p.param_count > 0);
assert!(p.shadow_space_bytes >= 32);
let hint = p.register_allocation_hint();
assert!(hint.contains("SIMD params"));
}
}
/// Test SIMD loop structure generation for all patterns.
#[test]
fn test_simd_loop_structure_all_patterns() {
let patterns = X86STLSIMDPattern::standard_simd_patterns();
for p in &patterns {
let structure = p.simd_loop_structure();
assert!(structure.contains("Prologue"));
assert!(structure.contains("Main loop"));
assert!(structure.contains("Epilogue"));
assert!(structure.contains(&p.main_instruction));
}
}
/// Test instruction mapping table is comprehensive.
#[test]
fn test_instruction_mapping_comprehensive() {
let table = X86STLInstructionMapping::full_mapping_table();
// Should cover all major instruction categories
let categories = [
"MOV", "CMP", "ADD", "SHUF", "PERM", "BSF", "POPCNT", "CMPXCHG", "XADD", "PAUSE",
"MFENCE", "PREFETCH", "LEA", "CMOV",
];
for cat in &categories {
let found = table
.iter()
.any(|m| m.instruction.to_uppercase().contains(cat));
assert!(found, "No instruction mapping for category: {}", cat);
}
}
/// Test header mapping for all major headers.
#[test]
fn test_header_mapping_major_headers() {
let mappings = X86STLHeaderMapping::standard_header_mappings();
let expected_headers = [
"<vector>",
"<string>",
"<algorithm>",
"<map>",
"<unordered_map>",
"<memory>",
"<atomic>",
"<mutex>",
"<span>",
"<ranges>",
"<format>",
"<optional>",
];
for header in &expected_headers {
let found = mappings.iter().any(|m| m.header == *header);
assert!(found, "Missing header mapping: {}", header);
}
}
/// Test that all allocator strategies have valid string representations.
#[test]
fn test_alloc_strategies_all_as_str() {
assert_eq!(X86AllocStrategy::Malloc.as_str(), "malloc");
assert_eq!(X86AllocStrategy::OperatorNew.as_str(), "operator new");
assert_eq!(X86AllocStrategy::Mmap.as_str(), "mmap");
assert_eq!(X86AllocStrategy::Sbrk.as_str(), "sbrk");
assert_eq!(X86AllocStrategy::CustomPool.as_str(), "custom_pool");
assert_eq!(X86AllocStrategy::StackAlloca.as_str(), "alloca");
}
/// Test that all dealloc strategies have valid string representations.
#[test]
fn test_dealloc_strategies_all_as_str() {
assert_eq!(X86DeallocStrategy::Free.as_str(), "free");
assert_eq!(
X86DeallocStrategy::OperatorDelete.as_str(),
"operator delete"
);
assert_eq!(X86DeallocStrategy::Munmap.as_str(), "munmap");
assert_eq!(X86DeallocStrategy::PoolReturn.as_str(), "pool_return");
assert_eq!(X86DeallocStrategy::StackPop.as_str(), "stack_pop");
}
/// Test PGO profile has reasonable function call counts.
#[test]
fn test_pgo_func_counts_reasonable() {
let pgo = X86STLPGO::build_stl_pgo_profile();
for fc in &pgo.function_entry_counts {
assert!(
fc.call_count > 0,
"Zero call count for {}",
fc.function_name
);
}
}
/// Test that debug info for all containers has members.
#[test]
fn test_debug_info_all_have_members() {
let infos = X86STLDebugInfo::standard_debug_info();
for info in &infos {
assert!(
!info.member_debug_info.is_empty(),
"{} has no debug members",
info.type_name
);
}
}
/// Test that exception safety patterns are comprehensive.
#[test]
fn test_exception_patterns_comprehensive() {
let patterns = X86STLExceptionSafetyPattern::standard_patterns();
// Should cover at minimum: push_back, emplace_back, insert, sort, swap
let expected_ops = ["push_back", "emplace_back", "insert", "sort", "swap"];
for op in &expected_ops {
let found = patterns.iter().any(|p| p.operation.contains(op));
assert!(found, "Missing exception pattern for: {}", op);
}
}
/// Test that bounds check patterns cover essential containers.
#[test]
fn test_bounds_check_containers_coverage() {
let patterns = X86BoundsCheckPattern::standard_patterns();
let containers: Vec<&str> = patterns.iter().map(|p| p.container.as_str()).collect();
assert!(containers.contains(&"std::vector"));
assert!(containers.contains(&"std::span"));
assert!(containers.contains(&"std::basic_string"));
}
/// Test lowering engine with different optimization levels.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_engine_opt_levels() {
for opt in 0u8..=3u8 {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::new_x86_64(opt);
let mut engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::new(ctx, 23);
let result = engine.run_pipeline();
assert!(result.total_patterns > 0);
}
}
/// Test that iterator optimization patterns have valid kinds.
#[test]
fn test_iterator_opt_all_kinds_have_patterns() {
let opt = X86IteratorOptimization::default();
// At minimum: RandomAccess, ContiguousMemcpy, Reverse, Move
assert!(opt
.find_by_kind(X86IteratorOptKind::RandomAccessPointer)
.is_some());
assert!(opt
.find_by_kind(X86IteratorOptKind::ContiguousMemcpy)
.is_some());
assert!(opt
.find_by_kind(X86IteratorOptKind::ReverseBaseAdjustment)
.is_some());
assert!(opt
.find_by_kind(X86IteratorOptKind::MoveElementWise)
.is_some());
}
/// Test that lowering stats accumulate correctly after pipeline run.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_stats_accumulation() {
let mut engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::default();
let _ = engine.run_pipeline();
let stats = &engine.lowering_stats;
assert!(stats.containers_lowered > 0);
assert!(stats.algorithms_lowered > 0);
assert!(stats.iterators_optimized > 0);
assert!(stats.intrinsics_applied > 0);
assert!(stats.attributes_applied > 0);
assert!(stats.total_bytes_saved > 0);
}
/// Test that target features default has reasonable values.
#[test]
fn test_target_features_default_reasonable() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
assert!(features.has_sse2);
assert!(features.has_avx);
assert!(features.has_avx2);
assert!(!features.has_avx512);
assert!(features.is_64bit);
assert_eq!(features.sse_level, 5);
}
/// Test that SSE level progression in from_cpu is monotonic.
#[test]
fn test_target_features_sse_monotonic() {
let cpus = ["i386", "nehalem", "haswell", "skylake", "icelake"];
let mut prev_level: u8 = 0;
for cpu in &cpus {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::from_cpu(cpu);
assert!(
features.sse_level >= prev_level,
"SSE level regression for {}: {} < {}",
cpu,
features.sse_level,
prev_level
);
prev_level = features.sse_level;
}
}
/// Stress test: run pipeline many times, ensure no degradation.
#[test]
fn test_pipeline_stress() {
let mut engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::default();
for _ in 0..100 {
let result = engine.run_pipeline();
assert!(result.total_patterns > 0);
}
}
/// Test that format parsing handles complex nested specifiers.
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_complex() {
let fmt = X86STLFormat::default();
// Test with fill, align, sign, width, precision, type all together
let state = fmt.parse_format_string("{:*>+30.10f}");
let arg = &state.args[0];
assert_eq!(arg.fill_char, Some('*'));
assert_eq!(arg.alignment, Some('>'));
assert_eq!(arg.sign, Some('+'));
assert_eq!(arg.width, Some(30));
assert_eq!(arg.precision, Some(10));
assert_eq!(arg.presentation_type, Some('f'));
}
/// Test format with alternate form hex.
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_alternate_hex() {
let fmt = X86STLFormat::default();
let state = fmt.parse_format_string("{:#010x}");
let arg = &state.args[0];
assert!(arg.alternate_form);
assert_eq!(arg.presentation_type, Some('x'));
}
/// Test that PGO cold paths are comprehensive.
#[test]
fn test_pgo_cold_paths_comprehensive() {
let pgo = X86STLPGO::build_stl_pgo_profile();
let cold_keywords = ["realloc", "rehash", "throw"];
for kw in &cold_keywords {
let found = pgo.cold_paths.iter().any(|p| p.to_lowercase().contains(kw));
assert!(found, "No cold path for keyword: {}", kw);
}
}
/// Test that the ABI classifications are correct for x86-64.
#[test]
fn test_abi_classifications_x64_specific() {
let types = X86STLABIClassification::classify_stl_types();
// On x64: span (16 bytes = 2 eightbytes) should be in INTEGER registers
let span = types.iter().find(|t| t.type_name.contains("span")).unwrap();
assert_eq!(span.register_count, 2);
assert!(span.passed_in_registers);
}
/// Test that the microarch profiles have sane cache sizes.
#[test]
fn test_microarch_cache_sizes_sane() {
let profiles = vec![
X86STLMicroArch::skylake(),
X86STLMicroArch::zen4(),
X86STLMicroArch::icelake(),
];
for p in &profiles {
assert!(p.l1d_cache_kb >= 32 && p.l1d_cache_kb <= 64);
assert!(p.l2_cache_kb >= 256 && p.l2_cache_kb <= 2048);
assert!(p.l3_cache_kb >= 8192);
}
}
/// Test that the container lowering pattern LLVM struct types are well-formed.
#[test]
fn test_container_llvm_struct_types() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
for pattern in lowering.all_patterns() {
assert!(
!pattern.llvm_struct_type.is_empty(),
"{} has empty LLVM struct type",
pattern.container_name
);
assert!(
pattern.llvm_struct_type.contains('{'),
"{} LLVM struct type doesn't contain '{{': {}",
pattern.container_name,
pattern.llvm_struct_type
);
}
}
/// Test global registry with all subsystems accessed.
#[test]
fn test_global_registry_all_subsystems_touch() {
let mut registry = X86STLGlobalRegistry::default();
registry.initialize();
// Touch every subsystem
let _ = registry
.container_lowering
.as_ref()
.unwrap()
.pattern_count();
let _ = registry
.algorithm_lowering
.as_ref()
.unwrap()
.pattern_count();
let _ = registry
.iterator_optimization
.as_ref()
.unwrap()
.optimization_count();
let _ = registry.intrinsics.as_ref().unwrap().intrinsic_count();
let _ = registry.attributes.as_ref().unwrap().attribute_count();
let _ = registry.concurrency.as_ref().unwrap().pattern_count();
let _ = registry.format_support.as_ref().unwrap().pattern_count();
let _ = registry.ranges.as_ref().unwrap().pattern_count();
let _ = registry
.memory_allocator
.as_ref()
.unwrap()
.allocation_ir_pattern();
let _ = registry
.pgo_profile
.as_ref()
.unwrap()
.branch_weight_metadata("test");
}
/// Test that default STL support has correct standard year.
#[test]
fn test_stl_support_default_standard() {
let support = X86STLSupport::default();
assert_eq!(support.standard_year, 23);
assert!(support.standard_supports(17));
assert!(support.standard_supports(20));
assert!(support.standard_supports(23));
}
/// Test that lowering engine report includes pipeline phase.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_engine_report_phase() {
let mut engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::default();
engine.run_pipeline();
let report = engine.report();
assert!(report.contains("Pipeline phase:"));
assert!(report.contains("final"));
}
/// Test rep movsb decision on different byte counts.
#[test]
fn test_rep_movsb_decision_various_sizes() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
// Small copies: no rep movsb
for size in &[0u64, 1, 16, 64, 128, 255] {
assert!(
!features.use_rep_movsb_for_memcpy(*size),
"rep movsb incorrectly selected for {} bytes",
size
);
}
// Large copies: yes rep movsb
for size in &[256u64, 512, 1024, 4096, 65536] {
assert!(
features.use_rep_movsb_for_memcpy(*size),
"rep movsb not selected for {} bytes",
size
);
}
}
/// Test non-temporal decision on different sizes.
#[test]
fn test_non_temporal_decision_various_sizes() {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::default();
// Small: no NT
for size in &[0u64, 16, 64, 128, 256] {
assert!(
!features.use_non_temporal_stores(*size),
"NT incorrectly selected for {} bytes",
size
);
}
// Large: yes NT
for size in &[512u64, 1024, 4096, 65536] {
assert!(
features.use_non_temporal_stores(*size),
"NT not selected for {} bytes",
size
);
}
}
/// Test container lowering count consistency.
#[test]
fn test_container_lowering_count_consistency() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
let pattern_count = lowering.pattern_count();
let stats = lowering.collect_stats();
let total_from_stats = stats.sequence_count
+ stats.associative_count
+ stats.unordered_count
+ stats.adaptor_count
+ stats.view_count
+ stats.special_count;
assert_eq!(
pattern_count, total_from_stats as usize,
"Pattern count {} doesn't match stats total {}",
pattern_count, total_from_stats
);
}
/// Test that the lowering engine can be created and used in one expression.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_engine_one_shot() {
let result = X86STLLOWeringEngine::default().run_pipeline();
assert!(result.optimizations_applied > 0);
}
/// Verify format parsing doesn't panic on edge cases.
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_no_panic() {
let fmt = X86STLFormat::default();
// These should all parse without panicking
fmt.parse_format_string("");
fmt.parse_format_string("plain text no braces");
fmt.parse_format_string("{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{");
fmt.parse_format_string("}}");
fmt.parse_format_string("{}");
fmt.parse_format_string("{0} {1} {2}");
fmt.parse_format_string("{:}");
fmt.parse_format_string("{::::}");
}
/// Verify container lowering find_pattern returns None for unknown.
#[test]
fn test_container_find_unknown() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
assert!(lowering
.find_pattern("std::nonexistent_container")
.is_none());
}
/// Verify algorithm find returns None for unknown.
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_find_unknown() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
assert!(algo.find("std::nonexistent_algo").is_none());
}
/// Verify intrinsic find returns None for non-registered builtins.
#[test]
fn test_intrinsic_find_not_registered() {
let intrin = X86STLIntrinsics::default();
// Trap and DebugTrap are registered but let's verify they're findable
assert!(intrin.find(X86STLBuiltin::Trap).is_some());
assert!(intrin.find(X86STLBuiltin::DebugTrap).is_some());
}
/// Test that all lowering result clones are independent.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_result_clone_independent() {
let mut support = X86STLSupport::default();
let r1 = support.lower_all();
let r2 = r1.clone();
assert_eq!(r1.algorithm_count, r2.algorithm_count);
}
/// Test that platform config linux has appropriate defaults.
#[test]
fn test_platform_config_linux_defaults() {
let cfg = X86STLPlatformConfig::linux_x86_64();
assert_eq!(cfg.string_sso_size, 15);
assert_eq!(cfg.deque_block_size, 512);
assert_eq!(cfg.default_bucket_count, 13);
assert_eq!(cfg.max_load_factor, 1.0);
}
/// Test that target features from_cpu is case-insensitive.
#[test]
fn test_target_features_case_insensitive() {
let f1 = X86STLTargetFeatures::from_cpu("Haswell");
let f2 = X86STLTargetFeatures::from_cpu("haswell");
assert_eq!(f1.has_avx2, f2.has_avx2);
assert_eq!(f1.sse_level, f2.sse_level);
}
/// Test lowering engine with_cpu chain.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_engine_with_cpu_chain() {
let engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::default()
.with_cpu("skylake")
.with_cpu("haswell");
assert!(!engine.target_features.has_avx512);
assert!(engine.target_features.has_avx2);
}
/// Quickcheck: all container patterns have the right strategy.
#[test]
fn test_container_strategies_match_type() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
let vec = lowering.find_pattern("std::vector").unwrap();
assert_eq!(vec.strategy, X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HeapContiguous);
let list = lowering.find_pattern("std::list").unwrap();
assert_eq!(list.strategy, X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::LinkedNodes);
let set = lowering.find_pattern("std::set").unwrap();
assert_eq!(set.strategy, X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::RedBlackTree);
let uset = lowering.find_pattern("std::unordered_set").unwrap();
assert_eq!(uset.strategy, X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::HashTable);
let flat = lowering.find_pattern("std::flat_set").unwrap();
assert_eq!(flat.strategy, X86ContainerLoweringStrategy::FlatSorted);
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLLoweringReference — Detailed lowering reference with full IR patterns
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// A fully detailed lowering pattern including the complete LLVM IR sequence
/// for an STL operation on X86.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLDetailedLowering {
pub operation: String,
pub container: String,
pub category: String,
pub complexity: String,
pub x86_feature_required: String,
pub full_ir: String,
pub optimization_notes: String,
pub asm_notes: String,
}
impl X86STLDetailedLowering {
/// Build comprehensive detailed lowering patterns.
pub fn detailed_lowering_reference() -> Vec<Self> {
vec![
// ── Vector push_back ────────────────────────────────────────────
X86STLDetailedLowering {
operation: "push_back".into(),
container: "std::vector".into(),
category: "insertion".into(),
complexity: "O(1) amortized".into(),
x86_feature_required: "Baseline x86".into(),
full_ir: r#"
define void @_vector_push_back(ptr %vec, i32 %val) {
entry:
%finish = load ptr, ptr %_M_finish
%end_storage = load ptr, ptr %_M_end_of_storage
%has_capacity = icmp ne ptr %finish, %end_storage
br i1 %has_capacity, label %fast_path, label %slow_path
fast_path:
store i32 %val, ptr %finish
%new_finish = getelementptr i32, ptr %finish, i64 1
store ptr %new_finish, ptr %_M_finish
ret void
slow_path:
; Emplace back with reallocation
%old_size = sub ptr %finish, %start
%new_cap = shl i64 %old_size, 1 ; 2x growth
%new_buf = call ptr @operator_new(i64 %new_cap)
call void @llvm.memcpy(ptr %new_buf, ptr %start, i64 %old_size)
%insert_pos = getelementptr i32, ptr %new_buf, i64 %old_size
store i32 %val, ptr %insert_pos
call void @operator_delete(ptr %start)
store ptr %new_buf, ptr %_M_start
store ptr %new_cap, ptr %_M_end_of_storage
store ptr %insert_pos, ptr %_M_finish
ret void
}"#.into(),
optimization_notes: "Fast path is 4 instructions (load, icmp, store, gep+store). LOCK prefix not needed. Branch highly predictable (>99% taken on amortized constant path).".into(),
asm_notes: "Fast path: mov rcx, [rdi+8]; cmp rcx, [rdi+16]; je slow; mov [rcx], esi; add rcx, 4; mov [rdi+8], rcx; ret".into(),
},
// ── Vector operator[] ──────────────────────────────────────────
X86STLDetailedLowering {
operation: "operator[]".into(),
container: "std::vector".into(),
category: "access".into(),
complexity: "O(1)".into(),
x86_feature_required: "Baseline x86".into(),
full_ir: r#"
define ptr @_vector_index(ptr %vec, i64 %idx) {
%start = load ptr, ptr %_M_start
%elem_ptr = getelementptr i32, ptr %start, i64 %idx
ret ptr %elem_ptr
}"#.into(),
optimization_notes: "Zero-overhead: single LEA instruction on x86. No bounds check in release mode. Use at() for checked access.".into(),
asm_notes: "mov rax, [rdi]; lea rax, [rax + rsi*4]; ret".into(),
},
// ── String find ────────────────────────────────────────────────
X86STLDetailedLowering {
operation: "find".into(),
container: "std::string".into(),
category: "search".into(),
complexity: "O(n*m) naive, O(n+m) with Boyer-Moore".into(),
x86_feature_required: "SSE2 (PCMPEQB)".into(),
full_ir: r#"
define i64 @_string_find(ptr %str, i8 %ch) {
entry:
%data = load ptr, ptr %_M_dataptr
%len = load i64, ptr %_M_size
%end = getelementptr i8, ptr %data, i64 %len
br label %loop
loop:
%cur = phi ptr [%data, %entry], [%next, %notfound]
%done = icmp eq ptr %cur, %end
br i1 %done, label %not_found, label %check
check:
%val = load i8, ptr %cur
%match = icmp eq i8 %val, %ch
br i1 %match, label %found, label %notfound
notfound:
%next = getelementptr i8, ptr %cur, i64 1
br label %loop
found:
%offset = ptrtoint ptr %cur - ptr %data
ret i64 %offset
not_found:
ret i64 -1
}
; SIMD version (SSE2):
; %vec = load <16 x i8>, ptr %cur
; %cmp = icmp eq <16 x i8> %vec, %splat
; %mask = bitcast <16 x i1> %cmp to i16
; %first = cttz i16 %mask
"#.into(),
optimization_notes: "SSE2 version processes 16 bytes/iteration (PCMPEQB + PMOVMSKB + BSF). AVX2: 32 bytes/iteration. For very short strings (<16 bytes), scalar may be faster due to SSE setup overhead.".into(),
asm_notes: "SSE2: movd xmm0, ch; pshufd xmm0, xmm0, 0; loop: movdqa xmm1, [rcx]; pcmpeqb xmm1, xmm0; pmovmskb eax, xmm1; bsf eax, eax; jnz found".into(),
},
// ── Map insert ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
X86STLDetailedLowering {
operation: "insert".into(),
container: "std::map".into(),
category: "insertion".into(),
complexity: "O(log n)".into(),
x86_feature_required: "Baseline x86".into(),
full_ir: r#"
define {ptr, i1} @_map_insert(ptr %map, i32 %key, i32 %value) {
entry:
%header = load ptr, ptr %_M_header
%root = load ptr, ptr %header.parent ; RB-tree root
%is_empty = icmp eq ptr %root, null
br i1 %is_empty, label %insert_root, label %tree_search
insert_root:
%node = call ptr @_allocate_node(i32 %key, i32 %value)
store ptr %node, ptr %header.parent
store i1 0, ptr %node.color ; root is black
ret {ptr, i1} {ptr %node, i1 true}
tree_search:
br label %search_loop
search_loop:
%cur = phi ptr [%root, %tree_search], [%next, %traverse]
%cur_key = load i32, ptr %cur.key
%cmp = icmp eq i32 %key, %cur_key
br i1 %cmp, label %already_exists, label %traverse
traverse:
%go_left = icmp ult i32 %key, %cur_key
%left_child = load ptr, ptr %cur.left
%right_child = load ptr, ptr %cur.right
%next = select i1 %go_left, ptr %left_child, ptr %right_child
%is_null = icmp eq ptr %next, null
br i1 %is_null, label %insert_leaf, label %search_loop
insert_leaf:
%new_node = call ptr @_allocate_node(i32 %key, i32 %value)
; Link new_node as child of %cur
; Rebalance: fix red-red violations
; (rebalance code elided for brevity)
ret {ptr, i1} {ptr %new_node, i1 true}
already_exists:
ret {ptr, i1} {ptr %cur, i1 false}
}"#.into(),
optimization_notes: "Tree search is branchless in optimized builds: single cmov for next pointer. Node allocation: 40 bytes on x64 for <int,int>. Allocation from node pool reduces malloc calls.".into(),
asm_notes: "Search loop: mov edx, [rcx+16]; cmp esi, edx; cmovb rax, [rcx+8]; cmovae rax, [rcx+16]; test rax, rax; jnz loop".into(),
},
// ── Unordered map find ─────────────────────────────────────────
X86STLDetailedLowering {
operation: "find".into(),
container: "std::unordered_map".into(),
category: "search".into(),
complexity: "O(1) average, O(n) worst".into(),
x86_feature_required: "SSE4.2 (CRC32 for hash) optional".into(),
full_ir: r#"
define ptr @_umap_find(ptr %umap, i32 %key) {
%hash = call i32 @_hash_int(i32 %key) ; SSE4.2: crc32
%bucket_count = load i64, ptr %_M_bucket_count
%bucket_idx = urem i32 %hash, %bucket_count
%buckets = load ptr, ptr %_M_buckets
%bucket_head = getelementptr ptr, ptr %buckets, i64 %bucket_idx
%head = load ptr, ptr %bucket_head
br label %search_list
search_list:
%node = phi ptr [%head, %entry], [%next, %not_equal]
%is_null = icmp eq ptr %node, null
br i1 %is_null, label %not_found, label %check_key
check_key:
%node_key = load i32, ptr %node.key
%eq = icmp eq i32 %key, %node_key
br i1 %eq, label %found, label %not_equal
not_equal:
%next = load ptr, ptr %node.next
br label %search_list
found:
ret ptr %node
not_found:
ret ptr null
}"#.into(),
optimization_notes: "Power-of-two bucket count → AND mask instead of UREM division (much faster). CRC32C (SSE4.2) for integer hashing: single instruction. Prefetch bucket head in advance.".into(),
asm_notes: "crc32 eax, esi; and eax, ebx; mov rcx, [rdi + rax*8]; loop: test rcx,rcx; jz notfound; cmp [rcx+8], esi; je found; mov rcx,[rcx]; jmp loop".into(),
},
// ── Sort (introsort overview) ──────────────────────────────────
X86STLDetailedLowering {
operation: "sort (introsort)".into(),
container: "std::sort (generic)".into(),
category: "sorting".into(),
complexity: "O(n log n)".into(),
x86_feature_required: "Baseline x86 (SIMD for small sorts)".into(),
full_ir: r#"
define void @_introsort(ptr %first, ptr %last, ptr %comp) {
%n = sub ptr %last, %first
%is_small = icmp ult i64 %n, 16
br i1 %is_small, label %insertion_sort, label %check_depth
insertion_sort:
; Insertion sort for n < 16: O(n^2) but very fast for small n
; Uses branchless comparison: cmov for element movement
br label %insert_loop
insert_loop:
; ... insertion sort implementation ...
ret void
check_depth:
%max_depth = shl i64 %n, 1 ; 2*log2(n) limit for introsort
%depth_exceeded = icmp ugt i64 %current_depth, %max_depth
br i1 %depth_exceeded, label %heapsort_fallback, label %quicksort
quicksort:
; Median-of-3 pivot selection
%pivot = call ptr @_select_pivot(ptr %first, ptr %mid, ptr %last_m1)
; Hoare partition
%partition_pos = call ptr @_hoare_partition(ptr %first, ptr %last, ptr %pivot, ptr %comp)
; Recurse on smaller half first (tail-call optimize larger half)
%left_size = sub ptr %partition_pos, %first
%right_size = sub ptr %last, %partition_pos
%go_left_first = icmp ult i64 %left_size, %right_size
; ... recursive calls ...
ret void
heapsort_fallback:
; Heap sort: guaranteed O(n log n) worst case
call void @_make_heap(ptr %first, ptr %last, ptr %comp)
call void @_sort_heap(ptr %first, ptr %last, ptr %comp)
ret void
}"#.into(),
optimization_notes: "Introsort: quicksort + heapsort fallback + insertion sort for small N. Median-of-3 pivot avoids O(n^2) on sorted input. Branchless partition with cmov for data movement. Tail-call recursion on larger half.".into(),
asm_notes: "Quicksort inner loop: ~8 instructions per element (load, compare, cmov-based pointer update, store). Sorting small arrays (<32): use SIMD sorting network.".into(),
},
// ── shared_ptr control block ───────────────────────────────────
X86STLDetailedLowering {
operation: "control_block_increment".into(),
container: "std::shared_ptr".into(),
category: "reference counting".into(),
complexity: "O(1)".into(),
x86_feature_required: "Baseline x86 (LOCK INC or LOCK XADD)".into(),
full_ir: r#"
define void @_shared_ptr_copy(ptr %dst, ptr %src) {
%obj_ptr = load ptr, ptr %src._M_ptr
%cb_ptr = load ptr, ptr %src._M_refcount
store ptr %obj_ptr, ptr %dst._M_ptr
store ptr %cb_ptr, ptr %dst._M_refcount
; Atomic increment of shared refcount
%refcount_addr = getelementptr i64, ptr %cb_ptr, i64 0
%old = atomicrmw add ptr %refcount_addr, i64 1 seq_cst
ret void
}
; On x86: lock inc qword ptr [rcx]
define void @_shared_ptr_destroy(ptr %sp) {
%cb_ptr = load ptr, ptr %sp._M_refcount
%refcount_addr = getelementptr i64, ptr %cb_ptr, i64 0
%old = atomicrmw sub ptr %refcount_addr, i64 1 seq_cst
%was_last = icmp eq i64 %old, 0
br i1 %was_last, label %destroy_object, label %done
destroy_object:
%obj = load ptr, ptr %sp._M_ptr
; Call destructor
; Check weak count for control block deallocation
ret void
done:
ret void
}
; On x86: lock dec qword ptr [rcx]; jz destroy"#.into(),
optimization_notes: "LOCK INC/DEC are 1 uop with ~20 cycle latency on modern x86 (Haswell+). Control block layout: [shared_count:8, weak_count:8, deleter:8, allocator:8]. make_shared allocates object+control_block in single allocation.".into(),
asm_notes: "lock inc qword ptr [rcx] ; LOCK XADD for thread-safe increment. Minimum latency: ~20 cycles for LOCK prefix. Use memory_renaming (Skylake+) to avoid false dependencies.".into(),
},
// ── Atomic spinlock ────────────────────────────────────────────
X86STLDetailedLowering {
operation: "lock (spinlock variant)".into(),
container: "std::mutex (simplified spinlock)".into(),
category: "synchronization".into(),
complexity: "O(1) uncontended".into(),
x86_feature_required: "Baseline x86".into(),
full_ir: r#"
define void @_mutex_lock(ptr %mutex) {
entry:
; Fast path: try to acquire with CMPXCHG
%expected = load atomic i32, ptr %mutex acquire
%is_unlocked = icmp eq i32 %expected, 0
br i1 %is_unlocked, label %try_acquire, label %spin
try_acquire:
%old = cmpxchg ptr %mutex, i32 0, i32 1 acq_rel acquire
%success = icmp eq i32 %old, 0
br i1 %success, label %acquired, label %spin
spin:
; Spin loop with PAUSE
call void @llvm.x86.sse2.pause()
%val = load atomic i32, ptr %mutex acquire
%still_locked = icmp ne i32 %val, 0
br i1 %still_locked, label %spin, label %try_acquire
acquired:
ret void
}
define void @_mutex_unlock(ptr %mutex) {
store atomic i32 0, ptr %mutex release
ret void
}"#.into(),
optimization_notes: "Uncontended lock: 1 CMPXCHG (fast path). Contended: exponential backoff with PAUSE in spin loop. On Linux: spin 40 cycles then FUTEX_WAIT. PAUSE improves HT performance and reduces power.".into(),
asm_notes: "Spin: pause; mov eax, [rdi]; test eax, eax; jnz spin; mov eax, 1; lock cmpxchg [rdi], eax; jnz spin ; Unlock: mov dword ptr [rdi], 0".into(),
},
// ── Format integer ─────────────────────────────────────────────
X86STLDetailedLowering {
operation: "format_integer".into(),
container: "std::format (integer)".into(),
category: "formatting".into(),
complexity: "O(digits)".into(),
x86_feature_required: "Baseline x86".into(),
full_ir: r#"
define void @_format_int(ptr %out, i32 %val, i32 %base) {
%is_zero = icmp eq i32 %val, 0
br i1 %is_zero, label %zero_case, label %convert
zero_case:
store i8 48, ptr %out ; '0'
store i8 0, ptr %out+1 ; null terminator
ret void
convert:
; Find end of buffer (convert backwards)
%buf_end = getelementptr i8, ptr %out, i64 20
%ptr = alloca ptr
store ptr %buf_end, ptr %ptr
br label %digit_loop
digit_loop:
%cur_ptr = load ptr, ptr %ptr
%rem = urem i32 %val, %base
%digit_ascii = add i32 %rem, 48 ; '0'
%is_hex_letter = icmp ugt i32 %rem, 9
%hex_adjust = select i1 %is_hex_letter, i32 39, i32 0 ; 'a'-10'
%final_digit = add i32 %digit_ascii, %hex_adjust
%trunc = trunc i32 %final_digit to i8
%prev = getelementptr i8, ptr %cur_ptr, i64 -1
store ptr %prev, ptr %ptr
store i8 %trunc, ptr %prev
%val = udiv i32 %val, %base
%done = icmp eq i32 %val, 0
br i1 %done, label %copy_to_front, label %digit_loop
copy_to_front:
; memmove digits from back to front of buffer
; ...
ret void
}"#.into(),
optimization_notes: "Convert backwards then memmove to front. For base-10: use multiplication by reciprocal (magic number) instead of UDIV for faster division. SSE2: convert 4 digits at once using parallel division.".into(),
asm_notes: "Uses UDIV which is slow (~20-80 cycles). Optimize: multiply by reciprocal (libdivide technique). SIMD digit conversion: vbroadcastss + vpaddd + vpmulld.".into(),
},
]
}
/// Find a detailed lowering pattern by operation and container.
pub fn find_detailed(
operation: &str,
container: &str,
) -> Option<&'static X86STLDetailedLowering> {
// Note: in real implementation this would use a static cache
// For reference purposes, we return None since patterns are dynamically built
let _ = (operation, container);
None
}
}
// ── Tests for Detailed Lowering ──────────────────────────────────────────────
#[cfg(test)]
mod detailed_lowering_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_detailed_lowering_count() {
let refs = X86STLDetailedLowering::detailed_lowering_reference();
assert!(refs.len() >= 8);
}
#[test]
fn test_push_back_ir_contains_fast_path() {
let refs = X86STLDetailedLowering::detailed_lowering_reference();
let pb = refs.iter().find(|r| r.operation == "push_back").unwrap();
assert!(pb.full_ir.contains("fast_path"));
assert!(pb.full_ir.contains("slow_path"));
}
#[test]
fn test_find_ir_contains_simd() {
let refs = X86STLDetailedLowering::detailed_lowering_reference();
let find = refs
.iter()
.find(|r| r.operation == "find" && r.container == "std::string")
.unwrap();
assert!(find.full_ir.contains("PCMPEQB"));
assert!(find.full_ir.contains("PMOVMSKB"));
}
#[test]
fn test_map_insert_ir_rb_tree() {
let refs = X86STLDetailedLowering::detailed_lowering_reference();
let insert = refs
.iter()
.find(|r| r.operation == "insert" && r.container == "std::map")
.unwrap();
assert!(insert.full_ir.contains("tree_search"));
assert!(insert.full_ir.contains("already_exists"));
}
#[test]
fn test_unordered_map_ir_hash() {
let refs = X86STLDetailedLowering::detailed_lowering_reference();
let find = refs
.iter()
.find(|r| r.operation == "find" && r.container == "std::unordered_map")
.unwrap();
assert!(find.full_ir.contains("crc32"));
assert!(find.full_ir.contains("search_list"));
}
#[test]
fn test_sort_ir_introsort() {
let refs = X86STLDetailedLowering::detailed_lowering_reference();
let sort = refs
.iter()
.find(|r| r.operation == "sort (introsort)")
.unwrap();
assert!(sort.full_ir.contains("insertion_sort"));
assert!(sort.full_ir.contains("heapsort_fallback"));
assert!(sort.full_ir.contains("quicksort"));
}
#[test]
fn test_shared_ptr_ir_atomic() {
let refs = X86STLDetailedLowering::detailed_lowering_reference();
let sp = refs
.iter()
.find(|r| r.operation == "control_block_increment")
.unwrap();
assert!(sp.full_ir.contains("atomicrmw"));
}
#[test]
fn test_mutex_ir_spinlock() {
let refs = X86STLDetailedLowering::detailed_lowering_reference();
let lock = refs
.iter()
.find(|r| r.operation == "lock (spinlock variant)")
.unwrap();
assert!(lock.full_ir.contains("cmpxchg"));
assert!(lock.full_ir.contains("PAUSE"));
}
#[test]
fn test_format_int_ir_digit_loop() {
let refs = X86STLDetailedLowering::detailed_lowering_reference();
let fmt = refs
.iter()
.find(|r| r.operation == "format_integer")
.unwrap();
assert!(fmt.full_ir.contains("digit_loop"));
assert!(fmt.full_ir.contains("udiv"));
}
#[test]
fn test_all_detailed_have_asm_notes() {
let refs = X86STLDetailedLowering::detailed_lowering_reference();
for r in &refs {
assert!(
!r.asm_notes.is_empty(),
"{} / {} missing asm_notes",
r.container,
r.operation
);
assert!(!r.optimization_notes.is_empty());
assert!(!r.full_ir.is_empty());
}
}
#[test]
fn test_all_detailed_have_complexity() {
let refs = X86STLDetailedLowering::detailed_lowering_reference();
for r in &refs {
assert!(r.complexity.starts_with('O'));
}
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// X86STLAArchCrossReference — ARM vs X86 STL comparison reference
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/// Cross-architecture comparison for STL operation lowering.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct X86STLCrossArch {
pub operation: String,
pub x86_instruction: String,
pub x86_latency: u32,
pub arm_instruction: String,
pub arm_latency: u32,
pub notes: String,
}
impl X86STLCrossArch {
pub fn cross_arch_comparisons() -> Vec<Self> {
vec![
X86STLCrossArch {
operation: "Atomic increment (fetch_add)".into(),
x86_instruction: "LOCK XADD [mem], reg".into(),
x86_latency: 20,
arm_instruction: "LDADD (LSE atomics) or LDXR/STXR loop".into(),
arm_latency: 15,
notes: "ARMv8.1 LSE (Large System Extensions) provides single-instruction atomics similar to x86 LOCK prefix. Without LSE, ARM uses LL/SC (Load-Linked/Store-Conditional) loop.".into(),
},
X86STLCrossArch {
operation: "Memory fence (seq_cst)".into(),
x86_instruction: "MFENCE".into(),
x86_latency: 33,
arm_instruction: "DMB SY (Data Memory Barrier)".into(),
arm_latency: 10,
notes: "x86 MFENCE is more expensive than ARM DMB. On x86, seq_cst stores also require XCHG (implicit LOCK) which is faster than MOV+MFENCE on recent CPUs.".into(),
},
X86STLCrossArch {
operation: "128-bit CAS (cmpxchg16b)".into(),
x86_instruction: "LOCK CMPXCHG16B [mem]".into(),
x86_latency: 25,
arm_instruction: "CASP (LSE) or LDXP/STXP loop".into(),
arm_latency: 18,
notes: "Both architectures support 128-bit atomic CAS. On x86, requires CMPXCHG16B CPU feature (not in baseline x86-64). ARM requires LSE for single-instruction.".into(),
},
X86STLCrossArch {
operation: "POPCOUNT".into(),
x86_instruction: "POPCNT reg, reg".into(),
x86_latency: 3,
arm_instruction: "CNT (NEON) or FMOV+CNT".into(),
arm_latency: 2,
notes: "Both have single-cycle population count. ARM NEON CNT operates on 8-byte lanes, not 4/8 byte like x86 POPCNT.".into(),
},
X86STLCrossArch {
operation: "Cache line prefetch".into(),
x86_instruction: "PREFETCHT0 [mem]".into(),
x86_latency: 0,
arm_instruction: "PRFM PLDL1KEEP, [addr]".into(),
arm_latency: 0,
notes: "Both are non-blocking hints. x86 has 4 prefetch levels (T0, T1, T2, NTA). ARM has prfm with type/target/policy encoding (more flexible).".into(),
},
X86STLCrossArch {
operation: "Bit scan forward (find first set)".into(),
x86_instruction: "BSF reg, reg (or TZCNT on BMI1)".into(),
x86_latency: 3,
arm_instruction: "CLZ + RBIT (reverse bits)".into(),
arm_latency: 2,
notes: "ARM requires 2 instructions (RBIT then CLZ) for TZCNT equivalent. x86 TZCNT (BMI1) is single instruction with defined zero-result behavior unlike legacy BSF.".into(),
},
X86STLCrossArch {
operation: "Integer division (unsigned)".into(),
x86_instruction: "DIV reg".into(),
x86_latency: 26,
arm_instruction: "UDIV reg, reg, reg".into(),
arm_latency: 5,
notes: "ARM integer division is significantly faster (5 vs 26 cycles). STL implementations on x86 often use multiplication by reciprocal to avoid DIV for constant divisors.".into(),
},
X86STLCrossArch {
operation: "Fused multiply-add (float)".into(),
x86_instruction: "VFMADD231PS ymm, ymm, ymm".into(),
x86_latency: 4,
arm_instruction: "FMLA v.4s, v.4s, v.4s (NEON)".into(),
arm_latency: 4,
notes: "Both have 4-cycle FMA latency for SIMD float. x86 AVX2 operates on 256-bit (8 floats); ARM NEON on 128-bit (4 floats). AVX-512 operates on 512-bit (16 floats).".into(),
},
]
}
/// Returns a summary of x86's relative advantage/disadvantage.
pub fn x86_summary() -> &'static str {
"x86 strengths for STL: LOCK-prefixed atomics (single instruction), legacy 1-byte CMPXCHG, \
rich SIMD ecosystem (SSE/AVX/AVX-512), macro-fusion (cmp+jcc→1 uop). \
Weaknesses: slower integer division, more expensive MFENCE, \
smaller register file (16 GPRs vs 31 on ARM64)."
}
}
// ── Tests for Cross-Arch ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#[cfg(test)]
mod cross_arch_tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_cross_arch_comparisons_count() {
let comps = X86STLCrossArch::cross_arch_comparisons();
assert!(comps.len() >= 8);
}
#[test]
fn test_cross_arch_latencies_positive() {
let comps = X86STLCrossArch::cross_arch_comparisons();
for c in &comps {
assert!(
c.x86_latency > 0 || c.operation.contains("prefetch"),
"Zero latency for {}",
c.operation
);
assert!(
c.arm_latency > 0 || c.operation.contains("prefetch"),
"Zero ARM latency for {}",
c.operation
);
}
}
#[test]
fn test_cross_arch_division_x86_slower() {
let comps = X86STLCrossArch::cross_arch_comparisons();
let div = comps
.iter()
.find(|c| c.operation.contains("division"))
.unwrap();
assert!(
div.x86_latency > div.arm_latency,
"x86 division ({}) should be slower than ARM ({})",
div.x86_latency,
div.arm_latency
);
}
#[test]
fn test_cross_arch_summary() {
let summary = X86STLCrossArch::x86_summary();
assert!(summary.contains("SIMD"));
assert!(summary.contains("division"));
}
#[test]
fn test_cross_arch_all_have_notes() {
let comps = X86STLCrossArch::cross_arch_comparisons();
for c in &comps {
assert!(!c.notes.is_empty());
assert!(!c.x86_instruction.is_empty());
assert!(!c.arm_instruction.is_empty());
}
}
}
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// Final Integration Verification — end-to-end tests across all subsystems
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
#[cfg(test)]
mod final_integration_tests {
use super::*;
/// Full end-to-end: create support, run all subsystems, verify results.
#[test]
fn test_e2e_full_pipeline() {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::new_x86_64(2);
let mut support = X86STLSupport::new(ctx, 23);
// Lower all
let result = support.lower_all();
// Verify container stats
let cstats = &result.container_stats;
assert_eq!(cstats.sequence_count, 5); // vector, deque, list, forward_list, array
assert_eq!(cstats.associative_count, 4); // set, multiset, map, multimap
assert_eq!(cstats.unordered_count, 4); // unordered_set, unordered_multiset, unordered_map, unordered_multimap
assert_eq!(cstats.adaptor_count, 3); // stack, queue, priority_queue
assert_eq!(cstats.view_count, 2); // span, string_view
assert_eq!(cstats.special_count, 5); // basic_string, bitset, valarray, flat_set, flat_map
// Verify algorithm counts
assert!(result.algorithm_count >= 40);
assert!(result.iterator_opt_count == 4);
assert!(result.intrinsic_count == 10);
assert!(result.attribute_count == 7);
assert!(result.concurrency_patterns >= 5);
assert!(result.format_patterns == 6);
assert!(result.range_patterns >= 10);
}
/// Test that the global registry can be initialized with all default subsystems.
#[test]
fn test_global_registry_full_init() {
let mut registry = X86STLGlobalRegistry::default();
registry.initialize();
// All subsystems should be present
assert!(registry.lowering_engine.is_some());
assert!(registry.container_lowering.is_some());
assert!(registry.algorithm_lowering.is_some());
assert!(registry.iterator_optimization.is_some());
assert!(registry.intrinsics.is_some());
assert!(registry.attributes.is_some());
assert!(registry.concurrency.is_some());
assert!(registry.format_support.is_some());
assert!(registry.ranges.is_some());
assert!(registry.memory_allocator.is_some());
assert!(registry.pgo_profile.is_some());
assert!(registry.exception_patterns.is_some());
assert!(registry.debug_info.is_some());
assert!(registry.bounds_checks.is_some());
assert!(registry.simd_patterns.is_some());
assert!(registry.microarch.is_some());
assert!(registry.platform_config.is_some());
// Verify all subsystems return non-zero counts
assert!(
registry
.container_lowering
.as_ref()
.unwrap()
.pattern_count()
> 0
);
assert!(
registry
.algorithm_lowering
.as_ref()
.unwrap()
.pattern_count()
> 0
);
assert!(
registry
.iterator_optimization
.as_ref()
.unwrap()
.optimization_count()
> 0
);
assert!(registry.intrinsics.as_ref().unwrap().intrinsic_count() > 0);
assert!(registry.attributes.as_ref().unwrap().attribute_count() > 0);
assert!(registry.concurrency.as_ref().unwrap().pattern_count() > 0);
assert!(registry.format_support.as_ref().unwrap().pattern_count() > 0);
assert!(registry.ranges.as_ref().unwrap().pattern_count() > 0);
assert!(registry.exception_patterns.as_ref().unwrap().len() > 0);
assert!(registry.debug_info.as_ref().unwrap().len() > 0);
assert!(registry.bounds_checks.as_ref().unwrap().len() > 0);
assert!(registry.simd_patterns.as_ref().unwrap().len() > 0);
}
/// Test that each container lowering pattern has complete data.
#[test]
fn test_container_patterns_complete() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
for p in lowering.all_patterns() {
assert!(!p.container_name.is_empty());
assert!(
p.llvm_fields.len() > 0,
"{} has no LLVM fields",
p.container_name
);
assert!(!p.insert_lowering.is_empty());
assert!(!p.erase_lowering.is_empty());
assert!(!p.iteration_lowering.is_empty());
assert!(!p.size_lowering.is_empty());
assert!(!p.x86_optimizations.is_empty());
for field in &p.llvm_fields {
assert!(!field.field_name.is_empty());
assert!(!field.llvm_type.is_empty());
assert!(!field.description.is_empty());
}
}
}
/// Test that each algorithm pattern has complete data.
#[test]
fn test_algorithm_patterns_complete() {
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
for p in &algo.patterns {
assert!(!p.algorithm_name.is_empty());
assert!(!p.complexity.is_empty());
assert!(!p.lowering.is_empty());
assert!(!p.ir_pattern.is_empty());
assert!(!p.x86_tricks.is_empty());
}
}
/// Test that lowering engine report numbers are internally consistent.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_engine_report_consistency() {
let mut engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::default();
engine.run_pipeline();
let stats = &engine.lowering_stats;
// Total patterns should be sum of individual counts
let total = stats.containers_lowered
+ stats.algorithms_lowered
+ stats.iterators_optimized
+ stats.intrinsics_applied
+ stats.attributes_applied
+ stats.atomics_lowered
+ stats.mutexes_lowered;
// Bytes saved should be positive if any optimizations are applied
if stats.ebo_optimizations > 0 || stats.sso_optimizations > 0 {
assert!(stats.total_bytes_saved > 0);
}
// We verify total is reasonable through the report
let report = engine.report();
assert!(report.contains(&stats.containers_lowered.to_string()));
}
/// Test cross-system interactions: container + algorithm lowering.
#[test]
fn test_cross_system_container_algorithm() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
let algo = X86AlgorithmLowering::default();
// Find algorithm → link to container optimizations
let sort = algo.find("std::sort").unwrap();
let vec = lowering.find_pattern("std::vector").unwrap();
// sort on vector benefits from contiguous memory
assert!(vec.strategy.supports_random_access());
assert!(sort.vectorizable);
// sort on list would not benefit from SIMD
let list = lowering.find_pattern("std::list").unwrap();
assert!(!list.strategy.supports_random_access());
}
/// Test all lowering result fields are non-zero for default pipeline.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_result_all_non_zero() {
let mut support = X86STLSupport::default();
let result = support.lower_all();
let fields = [
(
"container_stats.sequence_count",
result.container_stats.sequence_count as u64,
),
(
"container_stats.associative_count",
result.container_stats.associative_count as u64,
),
(
"container_stats.unordered_count",
result.container_stats.unordered_count as u64,
),
(
"container_stats.adaptor_count",
result.container_stats.adaptor_count as u64,
),
(
"container_stats.view_count",
result.container_stats.view_count as u64,
),
(
"container_stats.special_count",
result.container_stats.special_count as u64,
),
("algorithm_count", result.algorithm_count),
("iterator_opt_count", result.iterator_opt_count),
("intrinsic_count", result.intrinsic_count),
("attribute_count", result.attribute_count),
("concurrency_patterns", result.concurrency_patterns),
("format_patterns", result.format_patterns),
("range_patterns", result.range_patterns),
];
for (name, value) in &fields {
assert!(*value > 0, "Field {} is zero", name);
}
}
/// Test that format parse errors are properly captured.
#[test]
fn test_format_parse_errors() {
let fmt = X86STLFormat::default();
// Unclosed brace
let state = fmt.parse_format_string("unclosed {");
assert!(!state.errors.is_empty());
assert!(state.errors[0].contains("Unclosed"));
// Standalone close brace
let state2 = fmt.parse_format_string("}");
assert!(state2.errors.iter().any(|e| e.contains("Unexpected")));
}
/// Verify the lowering engine can run with different standards.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_engine_all_standards() {
for year in &[17u16, 20u16, 23u16] {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::new_x86_64(2);
let mut engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::new(ctx, *year);
let result = engine.run_pipeline();
assert!(result.total_patterns > 0, "No patterns for C++{}", year);
}
}
/// Verify that target features from CPU produce valid optimal SIMD counts.
#[test]
fn test_target_features_optimal_simd_all_cpus() {
let cpus = ["haswell", "skylake", "icelake", "znver4"];
for cpu in &cpus {
let features = X86STLTargetFeatures::from_cpu(cpu);
let count_4byte = features.optimal_simd_count(4);
assert!(
count_4byte >= 4,
"SIMD count too low for {}: {}",
cpu,
count_4byte
);
let count_1byte = features.optimal_simd_count(1);
assert!(
count_1byte >= 16,
"1-byte SIMD count too low for {}: {}",
cpu,
count_1byte
);
}
}
/// Test that the atomic lock-free info covers all basic types.
#[test]
fn test_atomic_coverage_basic_types() {
let conc = X86STLConcurrency::default();
let required_types = [
"bool",
"char8_t",
"short / int16_t",
"int / int32_t",
"long long / int64_t",
"float",
"double",
];
for t in &required_types {
assert!(
conc.find_atomic_info(t).is_some(),
"Missing atomic info for {}",
t
);
}
}
/// Verify the PGO profile contains expected hot operations.
#[test]
fn test_pgo_profile_hot_operations() {
let pgo = X86STLPGO::build_stl_pgo_profile();
let expected = ["push_back", "operator[]", "find", "size"];
for op in &expected {
let found = pgo
.hot_container_operations
.iter()
.any(|h| h.operation.to_lowercase().contains(op));
assert!(found, "Missing hot operation: {}", op);
}
}
/// Verify that empty containers return correct sizes.
#[test]
fn test_container_empty_size() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
for p in lowering.all_patterns() {
// Every container pattern should have size lowering info
assert!(
!p.size_lowering.is_empty(),
"{} has empty size_lowering",
p.container_name
);
}
}
/// Test vec vs flat_set strategy comparison.
#[test]
fn test_vector_vs_flatset_strategy() {
let lowering = X86ContainerLowering::default();
let vec = lowering.find_pattern("std::vector").unwrap();
let flat_set = lowering.find_pattern("std::flat_set").unwrap();
// Both are contiguous, but flat_set is always sorted
assert!(vec.strategy.supports_random_access());
assert!(flat_set.strategy.supports_random_access());
// flat_set uses binary search for find (O(log n) vs O(n) for unsorted vector)
assert!(!vec
.x86_optimizations
.iter()
.any(|o| o.contains("binary search")));
assert!(flat_set
.x86_optimizations
.iter()
.any(|o| o.contains("binary search")));
}
/// Test that all detailed lowering reference entries are valid.
#[test]
fn test_detailed_lowering_complete() {
let refs = X86STLDetailedLowering::detailed_lowering_reference();
assert!(refs.len() >= 8);
for r in &refs {
assert!(!r.operation.is_empty());
assert!(!r.container.is_empty());
assert!(!r.category.is_empty());
assert!(!r.x86_feature_required.is_empty());
assert!(
r.full_ir.len() > 100,
"IR too short for {} / {}",
r.container,
r.operation
);
}
}
/// Test that instruction mapping covers basic STL operations.
#[test]
fn test_instruction_mapping_essential_ops() {
let essential_ops = [
"std::copy",
"std::find",
"std::sort",
"std::atomic",
"std::bitset",
"std::vector",
"std::mutex",
"std::shared_ptr",
];
for op in &essential_ops {
let results = X86STLInstructionMapping::find_by_stl_operation(op);
assert!(!results.is_empty(), "No instruction mapping for {}", op);
}
}
/// Test all instruction class strings.
#[test]
fn test_all_algo_instr_classes() {
let classes = [
X86AlgoInstrClass::Scalar,
X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE2,
X86AlgoInstrClass::SSE42,
X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX,
X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX2,
X86AlgoInstrClass::AVX512,
X86AlgoInstrClass::RepString,
X86AlgoInstrClass::Branchless,
];
for c in &classes {
assert!(!c.as_str().is_empty());
assert!(c.min_sse_level() <= 7);
}
}
/// Test all iterator optimization kinds.
#[test]
fn test_all_iterator_opt_kinds() {
let kinds = [
X86IteratorOptKind::RandomAccessPointer,
X86IteratorOptKind::ContiguousMemcpy,
X86IteratorOptKind::ReverseBaseAdjustment,
X86IteratorOptKind::MoveElementWise,
X86IteratorOptKind::InputIteratorTag,
X86IteratorOptKind::ForwardIteratorTag,
X86IteratorOptKind::BidirectionalIteratorTag,
];
for k in &kinds {
assert!(!k.as_str().is_empty());
}
}
/// Verify that lowering context debug display works.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_context_debug() {
let ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::default();
let dbg = format!("{:?}", ctx);
assert!(dbg.contains("x86_64"));
}
/// Verify that the lowering engine default produces valid results.
#[test]
fn test_lowering_engine_default_valid() {
let mut engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::default();
let result = engine.run_pipeline();
assert!(result.optimizations_applied > 0);
assert_eq!(result.pipeline_phase, X86STLPipelinePhase::Final);
}
#[test]
fn test_lowering_with_lto() {
let mut ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::default();
ctx.lto = true;
let mut support = X86STLSupport::new(ctx, 23);
let result = support.lower_all();
assert!(result.algorithm_count > 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_lowering_without_pic() {
let mut ctx = X86STLLoweringContext::default();
ctx.pic = false;
let mut support = X86STLSupport::new(ctx, 23);
let result = support.lower_all();
assert!(result.container_stats.sequence_count > 0);
}
#[test]
fn test_lowering_stats_idempotent() {
let mut engine = X86STLLOWeringEngine::default();
let r1 = engine.run_pipeline();
let r2 = engine.run_pipeline();
assert_eq!(r1.total_patterns, r2.total_patterns);
assert_eq!(r1.optimizations_applied, r2.optimizations_applied);
}
}
/// Module-level documentation string for the STL full X86 module.
pub const STL_FULL_X86_DOC: &str = "X86 STL Full Lowering Module v1.0: Provides comprehensive C++ STL lowering and optimization patterns for the X86 architecture family. Supported standards: C++17, C++20, C++23. Target architectures: X86-64, IA-32. Key components: X86STLSupport, X86ContainerLowering (23 types), X86AlgorithmLowering (40+ algos), X86IteratorOptimization, X86STLIntrinsics (10 builtins), X86STLAttributes (7 categories), X86STLConcurrency, X86STLFormat, X86STLRanges, X86STLLOWeringEngine, X86STLGlobalRegistry. Memory model: flat little-endian, 4KB pages. ABI: System V AMD64 (LP64) for Linux, MS x64 for Windows.";