* x86: Fixes to GetInt/MMRegisterBetween assignments

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J. Gareth "Curious Kit" Moreton 2022-01-06 22:03:14 +00:00 committed by FPK
parent fb14bc8459
commit f4e28ab357

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@ -6869,7 +6869,12 @@ unit aoptx86;
{ RegUsedAfterInstruction modifies TmpUsedRegs }
not RegUsedAfterInstruction(NR_DEFAULTFLAGS, p_dist, TmpUsedRegs) then
begin
DebugMsg(SPeepholeOptimization + 'CMP/JE/CMP/@Lbl/SETE -> CMP/SETE/CMP/SETE/OR, removing conditional branch', p);
{ Register can appear in p if it's not used afterwards, so only
allocate between hp1 and hp1_dist }
NewReg := GetIntRegisterBetween(R_SUBL, TmpUsedRegs, hp1, p_dist);
if NewReg <> NR_NO then
begin
DebugMsg(SPeepholeOptimization + 'CMP/JE/CMP/@Lbl/SETE -> CMP/SETE/CMP/SETE/OR, removing conditional branch', p);
{ Change the jump instruction into a SETcc instruction }
taicpu(hp1).opcode := A_SETcc;
@ -6879,21 +6884,25 @@ unit aoptx86;
{ This is now a dead label }
tai_label(p_label).labsym.decrefs;
hp2 := taicpu.op_reg_reg(A_OR, S_B, NewReg, taicpu(p_dist).oper[0]^.reg);
{ Prefer adding before the next instruction so the FLAGS
register is deallocated first }
hp2 := taicpu.op_reg_reg(A_OR, S_B, NewReg, taicpu(p_dist).oper[0]^.reg);
{ Try to add the instruction right after the flags get deallocated, since
the flags may become allocated again before the next instruction
(reuse p_dist, not hp1, since that needs to remain as the
instruction immediately after p) }
if SetAndTest(FindRegDealloc(NR_DEFAULTFLAGS, tai(p_dist.Next)), p_dist) then
AsmL.InsertAfter(hp2, p_dist)
else
AsmL.InsertBefore(hp2, hp1_dist);
AsmL.InsertBefore(
hp2,
hp1_dist
);
Result := True;
{ Don't exit yet, as p wasn't changed and hp1, while
modified, is still intact and might be optimised by the
SETcc optimisation below }
{ Make sure the new register is in use over the new instruction
(long-winded, but things work best when the FLAGS register
is not allocated here) }
AllocRegBetween(NewReg, p_dist, hp2, TmpUsedRegs);
Result := True;
{ Don't exit yet, as p wasn't changed and hp1, while
modified, is still intact and might be optimised by the
SETcc optimisation below }
end;
end;
end;