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//===- Utils.h - SCF dialect utilities --------------------------*- C++ -*-===//
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// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception
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// This header file defines prototypes for various SCF utilities.
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#ifndef MLIR_DIALECT_SCF_UTILS_UTILS_H_
#define MLIR_DIALECT_SCF_UTILS_UTILS_H_
 
#include "mlir/Dialect/SCF/IR/SCF.h"
#include "mlir/IR/PatternMatch.h"
#include "mlir/Support/LLVM.h"
#include "mlir/Support/LogicalResult.h"
#include "llvm/ADT/STLExtras.h"
#include <optional>
 
namespace mlir {
class Location;
class Operation;
class OpBuilder;
class Region;
class RewriterBase;
class ValueRange;
class Value;
 
namespace func {
class CallOp;
class FuncOp;
} // namespace func
 
/// Replace the `loop` with `newIterOperands` added as new initialization
/// values. `newYieldValuesFn` is a callback that can be used to specify
/// the additional values to be yielded by the loop. The number of
/// values returned by the callback should match the number of new
/// initialization values. This function
/// - Moves (i.e. doesnt clone) operations from the `loop` to the newly created
///   loop
/// - Replaces the uses of `loop` with the new loop.
/// - `loop` isnt erased, but is left in a "no-op" state where the body of the
///   loop just yields the basic block arguments that correspond to the
///   initialization values of a loop. The loop is dead after this method.
/// - If `replaceIterOperandsUsesInLoop` is true, all uses of the
///   `newIterOperands` within the generated new loop are replaced
///   with the corresponding `BlockArgument` in the loop body.
using NewYieldValueFn = std::function<SmallVector<Value>(
    OpBuilder &b, Location loc, ArrayRef<BlockArgument> newBBArgs)>;
scf::ForOp replaceLoopWithNewYields(OpBuilder &builder, scf::ForOp loop,
                                    ValueRange newIterOperands,
                                    const NewYieldValueFn &newYieldValuesFn,
                                    bool replaceIterOperandsUsesInLoop = true);
 
/// Update a perfectly nested loop nest to yield new values from the innermost
/// loop and propagating it up through the loop nest. This function
/// - Expects `loopNest` to be a perfectly nested loop with outer most loop
///   first and innermost loop last.
/// - `newIterOperands` are the initialization values to be used for the
///    outermost loop
/// - `newYielValueFn` is the callback that generates the new values to be
///   yielded from within the innermost loop.
/// - The original loops are not erased,  but are left in a "no-op" state where
///   the body of the loop just yields the basic block arguments that correspond
///   to the initialization values of a loop. The original loops are dead after
///   this method.
/// - If `replaceIterOperandsUsesInLoop` is true, all uses of the
///   `newIterOperands` within the generated new loop are replaced with the
///   corresponding `BlockArgument` in the loop body.
SmallVector<scf::ForOp>
replaceLoopNestWithNewYields(OpBuilder &builder, ArrayRef<scf::ForOp> loopNest,
                             ValueRange newIterOperands,
                             const NewYieldValueFn &newYieldValueFn,
                             bool replaceIterOperandsUsesInLoop = true);
 
/// Outline a region with a single block into a new FuncOp.
/// Assumes the FuncOp result types is the type of the yielded operands of the
/// single block. This constraint makes it easy to determine the result.
/// This method also clones the `arith::ConstantIndexOp` at the start of
/// `outlinedFuncBody` to alloc simple canonicalizations.
/// Creates a new FuncOp and thus cannot be used in a FuncOp pass.
/// The client is responsible for providing a unique `funcName` that will not
/// collide with another FuncOp name.  If `callOp` is provided, it will be set
/// to point to the operation that calls the outlined function.
// TODO: support more than single-block regions.
// TODO: more flexible constant handling.
FailureOr<func::FuncOp>
outlineSingleBlockRegion(RewriterBase &rewriter, Location loc, Region &region,
                         StringRef funcName, func::CallOp *callOp = nullptr);
 
/// Outline the then and/or else regions of `ifOp` as follows:
///  - if `thenFn` is not null, `thenFnName` must be specified and the `then`
///    region is inlined into a new FuncOp that is captured by the pointer.
///  - if `elseFn` is not null, `elseFnName` must be specified and the `else`
///    region is inlined into a new FuncOp that is captured by the pointer.
/// Creates new FuncOps and thus cannot be used in a FuncOp pass.
/// The client is responsible for providing a unique `thenFnName`/`elseFnName`
/// that will not collide with another FuncOp name.
LogicalResult outlineIfOp(RewriterBase &b, scf::IfOp ifOp, func::FuncOp *thenFn,
                          StringRef thenFnName, func::FuncOp *elseFn,
                          StringRef elseFnName);
 
/// Get a list of innermost parallel loops contained in `rootOp`. Innermost
/// parallel loops are those that do not contain further parallel loops
/// themselves.
bool getInnermostParallelLoops(Operation *rootOp,
                               SmallVectorImpl<scf::ParallelOp> &result);
 
/// Return the min/max expressions for `value` if it is an induction variable
/// from scf.for or scf.parallel loop.
/// if `loopFilter` is passed, the filter determines which loop to consider.
/// Other induction variables are ignored.
std::optional<std::pair<AffineExpr, AffineExpr>>
getSCFMinMaxExpr(Value value, SmallVectorImpl<Value> &dims,
                 SmallVectorImpl<Value> &symbols,
                 llvm::function_ref<bool(Operation *)> loopFilter = nullptr);
 
/// Replace a perfect nest of "for" loops with a single linearized loop. Assumes
/// `loops` contains a list of perfectly nested loops with bounds and steps
/// independent of any loop induction variable involved in the nest.
LogicalResult coalesceLoops(MutableArrayRef<scf::ForOp> loops);
 
/// Take the ParallelLoop and for each set of dimension indices, combine them
/// into a single dimension. combinedDimensions must contain each index into
/// loops exactly once.
void collapseParallelLoops(scf::ParallelOp loops,
                           ArrayRef<std::vector<unsigned>> combinedDimensions);
 
/// Promotes the loop body of a scf::ForOp to its containing block if the loop
/// was known to have a single iteration.
LogicalResult promoteIfSingleIteration(scf::ForOp forOp);
 
/// Unrolls this for operation by the specified unroll factor. Returns failure
/// if the loop cannot be unrolled either due to restrictions or due to invalid
/// unroll factors. Requires positive loop bounds and step. If specified,
/// annotates the Ops in each unrolled iteration by applying `annotateFn`.
LogicalResult loopUnrollByFactor(
    scf::ForOp forOp, uint64_t unrollFactor,
    function_ref<void(unsigned, Operation *, OpBuilder)> annotateFn = nullptr);
 
/// Tile a nest of standard for loops rooted at `rootForOp` by finding such
/// parametric tile sizes that the outer loops have a fixed number of iterations
/// as defined in `sizes`.
using Loops = SmallVector<scf::ForOp, 8>;
using TileLoops = std::pair<Loops, Loops>;
TileLoops extractFixedOuterLoops(scf::ForOp rootFOrOp, ArrayRef<int64_t> sizes);
 
/// Performs tiling fo imperfectly nested loops (with interchange) by
/// strip-mining the `forOps` by `sizes` and sinking them, in their order of
/// occurrence in `forOps`, under each of the `targets`.
/// Returns the new AffineForOps, one per each of (`forOps`, `targets`) pair,
/// nested immediately under each of `targets`.
SmallVector<Loops, 8> tile(ArrayRef<scf::ForOp> forOps, ArrayRef<Value> sizes,
                           ArrayRef<scf::ForOp> targets);
 
/// Performs tiling (with interchange) by strip-mining the `forOps` by `sizes`
/// and sinking them, in their order of occurrence in `forOps`, under `target`.
/// Returns the new AffineForOps, one per `forOps`, nested immediately under
/// `target`.
Loops tile(ArrayRef<scf::ForOp> forOps, ArrayRef<Value> sizes,
           scf::ForOp target);
 
/// Tile a nest of scf::ForOp loops rooted at `rootForOp` with the given
/// (parametric) sizes. Sizes are expected to be strictly positive values at
/// runtime.  If more sizes than loops are provided, discard the trailing values
/// in sizes.  Assumes the loop nest is permutable.
/// Returns the newly created intra-tile loops.
Loops tilePerfectlyNested(scf::ForOp rootForOp, ArrayRef<Value> sizes);
 
/// Get perfectly nested sequence of loops starting at root of loop nest
/// (the first op being another AffineFor, and the second op - a terminator).
/// A loop is perfectly nested iff: the first op in the loop's body is another
/// AffineForOp, and the second op is a terminator).
void getPerfectlyNestedLoops(SmallVectorImpl<scf::ForOp> &nestedLoops,
                             scf::ForOp root);
 
} // namespace mlir
 
#endif // MLIR_DIALECT_SCF_UTILS_UTILS_H_