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//===- InlinerInterfaceImpl.cpp - Inlining for LLVM the dialect -----------===//
//
// Part of the LLVM Project, under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions.
// See https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt for license information.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
//
// Logic for inlining LLVM functions and the definition of the
// LLVMInliningInterface.
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
 
#include "mlir/Dialect/LLVMIR/Transforms/InlinerInterfaceImpl.h"
#include "mlir/Analysis/SliceWalk.h"
#include "mlir/Dialect/LLVMIR/LLVMDialect.h"
#include "mlir/IR/Matchers.h"
#include "mlir/Interfaces/DataLayoutInterfaces.h"
#include "mlir/Interfaces/ViewLikeInterface.h"
#include "mlir/Transforms/InliningUtils.h"
#include "llvm/ADT/ScopeExit.h"
#include "llvm/Support/Debug.h"
 
#include "llvm/Support/DebugLog.h"
 
#define DEBUG_TYPE "llvm-inliner"
 
using namespace mlir;
 
/// Check whether the given alloca is an input to a lifetime intrinsic,
/// optionally passing through one or more casts on the way. This is not
/// transitive through block arguments.
static bool hasLifetimeMarkers(LLVM::AllocaOp allocaOp) {
  SmallVector<Operation *> stack(allocaOp->getUsers().begin(),
                                 allocaOp->getUsers().end());
  while (!stack.empty()) {
    Operation *op = stack.pop_back_val();
    if (isa<LLVM::LifetimeStartOp, LLVM::LifetimeEndOp>(op))
      return true;
    if (isa<LLVM::BitcastOp>(op))
      stack.append(op->getUsers().begin(), op->getUsers().end());
  }
  return false;
}
 
/// Handles alloca operations in the inlined blocks:
/// - Moves all alloca operations with a constant size in the former entry block
///   of the callee into the entry block of the caller, so they become part of
///   the function prologue/epilogue during code generation.
/// - Inserts lifetime intrinsics that limit the scope of inlined static allocas
///   to the inlined blocks.
/// - Inserts StackSave and StackRestore operations if dynamic allocas were
///   inlined.
static void
handleInlinedAllocas(Operation *call,
                     iterator_range<Region::iterator> inlinedBlocks) {
  // Locate the entry block of the closest callsite ancestor that has either the
  // IsolatedFromAbove or AutomaticAllocationScope trait. In pure LLVM dialect
  // programs, this is the LLVMFuncOp containing the call site. However, in
  // mixed-dialect programs, the callsite might be nested in another operation
  // that carries one of these traits. In such scenarios, this traversal stops
  // at the closest ancestor with either trait, ensuring visibility post
  // relocation and respecting allocation scopes.
  Block *callerEntryBlock = nullptr;
  Operation *currentOp = call;
  while (Operation *parentOp = currentOp->getParentOp()) {
    if (parentOp->mightHaveTrait<OpTrait::IsIsolatedFromAbove>() ||
        parentOp->mightHaveTrait<OpTrait::AutomaticAllocationScope>()) {
      callerEntryBlock = &currentOp->getParentRegion()->front();
      break;
    }
    currentOp = parentOp;
  }
 
  // Avoid relocating the alloca operations if the call has been inlined into
  // the entry block already, which is typically the encompassing
  // LLVM function, or if the relevant entry block cannot be identified.
  Block *calleeEntryBlock = &(*inlinedBlocks.begin());
  if (!callerEntryBlock || callerEntryBlock == calleeEntryBlock)
    return;
 
  SmallVector<std::tuple<LLVM::AllocaOp, IntegerAttr, bool>> allocasToMove;
  bool shouldInsertLifetimes = false;
  bool hasDynamicAlloca = false;
  // Conservatively only move static alloca operations that are part of the
  // entry block and do not inspect nested regions, since they may execute
  // conditionally or have other unknown semantics.
  for (auto allocaOp : calleeEntryBlock->getOps<LLVM::AllocaOp>()) {
    IntegerAttr arraySize;
    if (!matchPattern(allocaOp.getArraySize(), m_Constant(&arraySize))) {
      hasDynamicAlloca = true;
      continue;
    }
    bool shouldInsertLifetime =
        arraySize.getValue() != 0 && !hasLifetimeMarkers(allocaOp);
    shouldInsertLifetimes |= shouldInsertLifetime;
    allocasToMove.emplace_back(allocaOp, arraySize, shouldInsertLifetime);
  }
  // Check the remaining inlined blocks for dynamic allocas as well.
  for (Block &block : llvm::drop_begin(inlinedBlocks)) {
    if (hasDynamicAlloca)
      break;
    hasDynamicAlloca =
        llvm::any_of(block.getOps<LLVM::AllocaOp>(), [](auto allocaOp) {
          return !matchPattern(allocaOp.getArraySize(), m_Constant());
        });
  }
  if (allocasToMove.empty() && !hasDynamicAlloca)
    return;
  OpBuilder builder(calleeEntryBlock, calleeEntryBlock->begin());
  Value stackPtr;
  if (hasDynamicAlloca) {
    // This may result in multiple stacksave/stackrestore intrinsics in the same
    // scope if some are already present in the body of the caller. This is not
    // invalid IR, but LLVM cleans these up in InstCombineCalls.cpp, along with
    // other cases where the stacksave/stackrestore is redundant.
    stackPtr = LLVM::StackSaveOp::create(
        builder, call->getLoc(),
        LLVM::LLVMPointerType::get(call->getContext()));
  }
  builder.setInsertionPointToStart(callerEntryBlock);
  for (auto &[allocaOp, arraySize, shouldInsertLifetime] : allocasToMove) {
    auto newConstant =
        LLVM::ConstantOp::create(builder, allocaOp->getLoc(),
                                 allocaOp.getArraySize().getType(), arraySize);
    // Insert a lifetime start intrinsic where the alloca was before moving it.
    if (shouldInsertLifetime) {
      OpBuilder::InsertionGuard insertionGuard(builder);
      builder.setInsertionPoint(allocaOp);
      LLVM::LifetimeStartOp::create(builder, allocaOp.getLoc(),
                                    allocaOp.getResult());
    }
    allocaOp->moveAfter(newConstant);
    allocaOp.getArraySizeMutable().assign(newConstant.getResult());
  }
  if (!shouldInsertLifetimes && !hasDynamicAlloca)
    return;
  // Insert a lifetime end intrinsic before each return in the callee function.
  for (Block &block : inlinedBlocks) {
    if (!block.getTerminator()->hasTrait<OpTrait::ReturnLike>())
      continue;
    builder.setInsertionPoint(block.getTerminator());
    if (hasDynamicAlloca)
      LLVM::StackRestoreOp::create(builder, call->getLoc(), stackPtr);
    for (auto &[allocaOp, arraySize, shouldInsertLifetime] : allocasToMove) {
      if (shouldInsertLifetime)
        LLVM::LifetimeEndOp::create(builder, allocaOp.getLoc(),
                                    allocaOp.getResult());
    }
  }
}
 
/// Maps all alias scopes in the inlined operations to deep clones of the scopes
/// and domain. This is required for code such as `foo(a, b); foo(a2, b2);` to
/// not incorrectly return `noalias` for e.g. operations on `a` and `a2`.
static void
deepCloneAliasScopes(iterator_range<Region::iterator> inlinedBlocks) {
  DenseMap<Attribute, Attribute> mapping;
 
  // Register handles in the walker to create the deep clones.
  // The walker ensures that an attribute is only ever walked once and does a
  // post-order walk, ensuring the domain is visited prior to the scope.
  AttrTypeWalker walker;
 
  // Perform the deep clones while visiting. Builders create a distinct
  // attribute to make sure that new instances are always created by the
  // uniquer.
  walker.addWalk([&](LLVM::AliasScopeDomainAttr domainAttr) {
    mapping[domainAttr] = LLVM::AliasScopeDomainAttr::get(
        domainAttr.getContext(), domainAttr.getDescription());
  });
 
  walker.addWalk([&](LLVM::AliasScopeAttr scopeAttr) {
    mapping[scopeAttr] = LLVM::AliasScopeAttr::get(
        cast<LLVM::AliasScopeDomainAttr>(mapping.lookup(scopeAttr.getDomain())),
        scopeAttr.getDescription());
  });
 
  // Map an array of scopes to an array of deep clones.
  auto convertScopeList = [&](ArrayAttr arrayAttr) -> ArrayAttr {
    if (!arrayAttr)
      return nullptr;
 
    // Create the deep clones if necessary.
    walker.walk(arrayAttr);
 
    return ArrayAttr::get(arrayAttr.getContext(),
                          llvm::map_to_vector(arrayAttr, [&](Attribute attr) {
                            return mapping.lookup(attr);
                          }));
  };
 
  for (Block &block : inlinedBlocks) {
    block.walk([&](Operation *op) {
      if (auto aliasInterface = dyn_cast<LLVM::AliasAnalysisOpInterface>(op)) {
        aliasInterface.setAliasScopes(
            convertScopeList(aliasInterface.getAliasScopesOrNull()));
        aliasInterface.setNoAliasScopes(
            convertScopeList(aliasInterface.getNoAliasScopesOrNull()));
      }
 
      if (auto noAliasScope = dyn_cast<LLVM::NoAliasScopeDeclOp>(op)) {
        // Create the deep clones if necessary.
        walker.walk(noAliasScope.getScopeAttr());
 
        noAliasScope.setScopeAttr(cast<LLVM::AliasScopeAttr>(
            mapping.lookup(noAliasScope.getScopeAttr())));
      }
    });
  }
}
 
/// Creates a new ArrayAttr by concatenating `lhs` with `rhs`.
/// Returns null if both parameters are null. If only one attribute is null,
/// return the other.
static ArrayAttr concatArrayAttr(ArrayAttr lhs, ArrayAttr rhs) {
  if (!lhs)
    return rhs;
  if (!rhs)
    return lhs;
 
  SmallVector<Attribute> result;
  llvm::append_range(result, lhs);
  llvm::append_range(result, rhs);
  return ArrayAttr::get(lhs.getContext(), result);
}
 
/// Attempts to return the set of all underlying pointer values that
/// `pointerValue` is based on. This function traverses through select
/// operations and block arguments.
static FailureOr<SmallVector<Value>>
getUnderlyingObjectSet(Value pointerValue) {
  SmallVector<Value> result;
  WalkContinuation walkResult = walkSlice(pointerValue, [&](Value val) {
    // Attempt to advance to the source of the underlying view-like operation.
    // Examples of view-like operations include GEPOp and AddrSpaceCastOp.
    if (auto viewOp = val.getDefiningOp<ViewLikeOpInterface>()) {
      if (val == viewOp.getViewDest())
        return WalkContinuation::advanceTo(viewOp.getViewSource());
    }
 
    // Attempt to advance to control flow predecessors.
    std::optional<SmallVector<Value>> controlFlowPredecessors =
        getControlFlowPredecessors(val);
    if (controlFlowPredecessors)
      return WalkContinuation::advanceTo(*controlFlowPredecessors);
 
    // For all non-control flow results, consider `val` an underlying object.
    if (isa<OpResult>(val)) {
      result.push_back(val);
      return WalkContinuation::skip();
    }
 
    // If this place is reached, `val` is a block argument that is not
    // understood. Therefore, we conservatively interrupt.
    // Note: Dealing with function arguments is not necessary, as the slice
    // would have to go through an SSACopyOp first.
    return WalkContinuation::interrupt();
  });
 
  if (walkResult.wasInterrupted())
    return failure();
 
  return result;
}
 
/// Creates a new AliasScopeAttr for every noalias parameter and attaches it to
/// the appropriate inlined memory operations in an attempt to preserve the
/// original semantics of the parameter attribute.
static void createNewAliasScopesFromNoAliasParameter(
    Operation *call, iterator_range<Region::iterator> inlinedBlocks) {
 
  // First, collect all ssa copy operations, which correspond to function
  // parameters, and additionally store the noalias parameters. All parameters
  // have been marked by the `handleArgument` implementation by using the
  // `ssa.copy` intrinsic. Additionally, noalias parameters have an attached
  // `noalias` attribute to the intrinsics. These intrinsics are only meant to
  // be temporary and should therefore be deleted after we're done using them
  // here.
  SetVector<LLVM::SSACopyOp> ssaCopies;
  SetVector<LLVM::SSACopyOp> noAliasParams;
  for (Value argument : cast<LLVM::CallOp>(call).getArgOperands()) {
    for (Operation *user : argument.getUsers()) {
      auto ssaCopy = llvm::dyn_cast<LLVM::SSACopyOp>(user);
      if (!ssaCopy)
        continue;
      ssaCopies.insert(ssaCopy);
 
      if (!ssaCopy->hasAttr(LLVM::LLVMDialect::getNoAliasAttrName()))
        continue;
      noAliasParams.insert(ssaCopy);
    }
  }
 
  // Scope exit block to make it impossible to forget to get rid of the
  // intrinsics.
  llvm::scope_exit exit([&] {
    for (LLVM::SSACopyOp ssaCopyOp : ssaCopies) {
      ssaCopyOp.replaceAllUsesWith(ssaCopyOp.getOperand());
      ssaCopyOp->erase();
    }
  });
 
  // If there were no noalias parameters, we have nothing to do here.
  if (noAliasParams.empty())
    return;
 
  // Create a new domain for this specific inlining and a new scope for every
  // noalias parameter.
  auto functionDomain = LLVM::AliasScopeDomainAttr::get(
      call->getContext(), cast<LLVM::CallOp>(call).getCalleeAttr().getAttr());
  DenseMap<Value, LLVM::AliasScopeAttr> pointerScopes;
  for (LLVM::SSACopyOp copyOp : noAliasParams) {
    auto scope = LLVM::AliasScopeAttr::get(functionDomain);
    pointerScopes[copyOp] = scope;
 
    auto builder = OpBuilder(call);
    LLVM::NoAliasScopeDeclOp::create(builder, call->getLoc(), scope);
  }
 
  // Go through every instruction and attempt to find which noalias parameters
  // it is definitely based on and definitely not based on.
  for (Block &inlinedBlock : inlinedBlocks) {
    inlinedBlock.walk([&](LLVM::AliasAnalysisOpInterface aliasInterface) {
      // Collect the pointer arguments affected by the alias scopes.
      SmallVector<Value> pointerArgs = aliasInterface.getAccessedOperands();
 
      // Find the set of underlying pointers that this pointer is based on.
      SmallPtrSet<Value, 4> basedOnPointers;
      for (Value pointer : pointerArgs) {
        FailureOr<SmallVector<Value>> underlyingObjectSet =
            getUnderlyingObjectSet(pointer);
        if (failed(underlyingObjectSet))
          return;
        llvm::copy(*underlyingObjectSet,
                   std::inserter(basedOnPointers, basedOnPointers.begin()));
      }
 
      bool aliasesOtherKnownObject = false;
      // Go through the based on pointers and check that they are either:
      // * Constants that can be ignored (undef, poison, null pointer).
      // * Based on a pointer parameter.
      // * Other pointers that we know can't alias with our noalias parameter.
      //
      // Any other value might be a pointer based on any noalias parameter that
      // hasn't been identified. In that case conservatively don't add any
      // scopes to this operation indicating either aliasing or not aliasing
      // with any parameter.
      if (llvm::any_of(basedOnPointers, [&](Value object) {
            if (matchPattern(object, m_Constant()))
              return false;
 
            if (auto ssaCopy = object.getDefiningOp<LLVM::SSACopyOp>()) {
              // If that value is based on a noalias parameter, it is guaranteed
              // to not alias with any other object.
              aliasesOtherKnownObject |= !noAliasParams.contains(ssaCopy);
              return false;
            }
 
            if (isa_and_nonnull<LLVM::AllocaOp, LLVM::AddressOfOp>(
                    object.getDefiningOp())) {
              aliasesOtherKnownObject = true;
              return false;
            }
            return true;
          }))
        return;
 
      // Add all noalias parameter scopes to the noalias scope list that we are
      // not based on.
      SmallVector<Attribute> noAliasScopes;
      for (LLVM::SSACopyOp noAlias : noAliasParams) {
        if (basedOnPointers.contains(noAlias))
          continue;
 
        noAliasScopes.push_back(pointerScopes[noAlias]);
      }
 
      if (!noAliasScopes.empty())
        aliasInterface.setNoAliasScopes(
            concatArrayAttr(aliasInterface.getNoAliasScopesOrNull(),
                            ArrayAttr::get(call->getContext(), noAliasScopes)));
 
      // Don't add alias scopes to call operations or operations that might
      // operate on pointers not based on any noalias parameter.
      // Since we add all scopes to an operation's noalias list that it
      // definitely doesn't alias, we mustn't do the same for the alias.scope
      // list if other objects are involved.
      //
      // Consider the following case:
      // %0 = llvm.alloca
      // %1 = select %magic, %0, %noalias_param
      // store 5, %1  (1) noalias=[scope(...)]
      // ...
      // store 3, %0  (2) noalias=[scope(noalias_param), scope(...)]
      //
      // We can add the scopes of any noalias parameters that aren't
      // noalias_param's scope to (1) and add all of them to (2). We mustn't add
      // the scope of noalias_param to the alias.scope list of (1) since
      // that would mean (2) cannot alias with (1) which is wrong since both may
      // store to %0.
      //
      // In conclusion, only add scopes to the alias.scope list if all pointers
      // have a corresponding scope.
      // Call operations are included in this list since we do not know whether
      // the callee accesses any memory besides the ones passed as its
      // arguments.
      if (aliasesOtherKnownObject ||
          isa<LLVM::CallOp>(aliasInterface.getOperation()))
        return;
 
      SmallVector<Attribute> aliasScopes;
      for (LLVM::SSACopyOp noAlias : noAliasParams)
        if (basedOnPointers.contains(noAlias))
          aliasScopes.push_back(pointerScopes[noAlias]);
 
      if (!aliasScopes.empty())
        aliasInterface.setAliasScopes(
            concatArrayAttr(aliasInterface.getAliasScopesOrNull(),
                            ArrayAttr::get(call->getContext(), aliasScopes)));
    });
  }
}
 
/// Appends any alias scopes of the call operation to any inlined memory
/// operation.
static void
appendCallOpAliasScopes(Operation *call,
                        iterator_range<Region::iterator> inlinedBlocks) {
  auto callAliasInterface = dyn_cast<LLVM::AliasAnalysisOpInterface>(call);
  if (!callAliasInterface)
    return;
 
  ArrayAttr aliasScopes = callAliasInterface.getAliasScopesOrNull();
  ArrayAttr noAliasScopes = callAliasInterface.getNoAliasScopesOrNull();
  // If the call has neither alias scopes or noalias scopes we have nothing to
  // do here.
  if (!aliasScopes && !noAliasScopes)
    return;
 
  // Simply append the call op's alias and noalias scopes to any operation
  // implementing AliasAnalysisOpInterface.
  for (Block &block : inlinedBlocks) {
    block.walk([&](LLVM::AliasAnalysisOpInterface aliasInterface) {
      if (aliasScopes)
        aliasInterface.setAliasScopes(concatArrayAttr(
            aliasInterface.getAliasScopesOrNull(), aliasScopes));
 
      if (noAliasScopes)
        aliasInterface.setNoAliasScopes(concatArrayAttr(
            aliasInterface.getNoAliasScopesOrNull(), noAliasScopes));
    });
  }
}
 
/// Handles all interactions with alias scopes during inlining.
static void handleAliasScopes(Operation *call,
                              iterator_range<Region::iterator> inlinedBlocks) {
  deepCloneAliasScopes(inlinedBlocks);
  createNewAliasScopesFromNoAliasParameter(call, inlinedBlocks);
  appendCallOpAliasScopes(call, inlinedBlocks);
}
 
/// Appends any access groups of the call operation to any inlined memory
/// operation.
static void handleAccessGroups(Operation *call,
                               iterator_range<Region::iterator> inlinedBlocks) {
  auto callAccessGroupInterface = dyn_cast<LLVM::AccessGroupOpInterface>(call);
  if (!callAccessGroupInterface)
    return;
 
  auto accessGroups = callAccessGroupInterface.getAccessGroupsOrNull();
  if (!accessGroups)
    return;
 
  // Simply append the call op's access groups to any operation implementing
  // AccessGroupOpInterface.
  for (Block &block : inlinedBlocks)
    for (auto accessGroupOpInterface :
         block.getOps<LLVM::AccessGroupOpInterface>())
      accessGroupOpInterface.setAccessGroups(concatArrayAttr(
          accessGroupOpInterface.getAccessGroupsOrNull(), accessGroups));
}
 
/// Updates locations inside loop annotations to reflect that they were inlined.
static void
handleLoopAnnotations(Operation *call,
                      iterator_range<Region::iterator> inlinedBlocks) {
  // Attempt to extract a DISubprogram from the callee.
  auto func = call->getParentOfType<FunctionOpInterface>();
  if (!func)
    return;
  LocationAttr funcLoc = func->getLoc();
  auto fusedLoc = dyn_cast_if_present<FusedLoc>(funcLoc);
  if (!fusedLoc)
    return;
  auto scope =
      dyn_cast_if_present<LLVM::DISubprogramAttr>(fusedLoc.getMetadata());
  if (!scope)
    return;
 
  // Helper to build a new fused location that reflects the inlining of the loop
  // annotation.
  auto updateLoc = [&](FusedLoc loc) -> FusedLoc {
    if (!loc)
      return {};
    Location callSiteLoc = CallSiteLoc::get(loc, call->getLoc());
    return FusedLoc::get(loc.getContext(), callSiteLoc, scope);
  };
 
  AttrTypeReplacer replacer;
  replacer.addReplacement([&](LLVM::LoopAnnotationAttr loopAnnotation)
                              -> std::pair<Attribute, WalkResult> {
    FusedLoc newStartLoc = updateLoc(loopAnnotation.getStartLoc());
    FusedLoc newEndLoc = updateLoc(loopAnnotation.getEndLoc());
    if (!newStartLoc && !newEndLoc)
      return {loopAnnotation, WalkResult::advance()};
    auto newLoopAnnotation = LLVM::LoopAnnotationAttr::get(
        loopAnnotation.getContext(), loopAnnotation.getDisableNonforced(),
        loopAnnotation.getVectorize(), loopAnnotation.getInterleave(),
        loopAnnotation.getUnroll(), loopAnnotation.getUnrollAndJam(),
        loopAnnotation.getLicm(), loopAnnotation.getDistribute(),
        loopAnnotation.getPipeline(), loopAnnotation.getPeeled(),
        loopAnnotation.getUnswitch(), loopAnnotation.getMustProgress(),
        loopAnnotation.getIsVectorized(), newStartLoc, newEndLoc,
        loopAnnotation.getParallelAccesses());
    // Needs to advance, as loop annotations can be nested.
    return {newLoopAnnotation, WalkResult::advance()};
  });
 
  for (Block &block : inlinedBlocks)
    for (Operation &op : block)
      replacer.recursivelyReplaceElementsIn(&op);
}
 
/// If `requestedAlignment` is higher than the alignment specified on `alloca`,
/// realigns `alloca` if this does not exceed the natural stack alignment.
/// Returns the post-alignment of `alloca`, whether it was realigned or not.
static uint64_t tryToEnforceAllocaAlignment(LLVM::AllocaOp alloca,
                                            uint64_t requestedAlignment,
                                            DataLayout const &dataLayout) {
  uint64_t allocaAlignment = alloca.getAlignment().value_or(1);
  if (requestedAlignment <= allocaAlignment)
    // No realignment necessary.
    return allocaAlignment;
  uint64_t naturalStackAlignmentBits = dataLayout.getStackAlignment();
  // If the natural stack alignment is not specified, the data layout returns
  // zero. Optimistically allow realignment in this case.
  if (naturalStackAlignmentBits == 0 ||
      // If the requested alignment exceeds the natural stack alignment, this
      // will trigger a dynamic stack realignment, so we prefer to copy...
      8 * requestedAlignment <= naturalStackAlignmentBits ||
      // ...unless the alloca already triggers dynamic stack realignment. Then
      // we might as well further increase the alignment to avoid a copy.
      8 * allocaAlignment > naturalStackAlignmentBits) {
    alloca.setAlignment(requestedAlignment);
    allocaAlignment = requestedAlignment;
  }
  return allocaAlignment;
}
 
/// Tries to find and return the alignment of the pointer `value` by looking for
/// an alignment attribute on the defining allocation op or function argument.
/// If the found alignment is lower than `requestedAlignment`, tries to realign
/// the pointer, then returns the resulting post-alignment, regardless of
/// whether it was realigned or not. If no existing alignment attribute is
/// found, returns 1 (i.e., assume that no alignment is guaranteed).
static uint64_t tryToEnforceAlignment(Value value, uint64_t requestedAlignment,
                                      DataLayout const &dataLayout) {
  if (Operation *definingOp = value.getDefiningOp()) {
    if (auto alloca = dyn_cast<LLVM::AllocaOp>(definingOp))
      return tryToEnforceAllocaAlignment(alloca, requestedAlignment,
                                         dataLayout);
    if (auto addressOf = dyn_cast<LLVM::AddressOfOp>(definingOp))
      if (auto global = SymbolTable::lookupNearestSymbolFrom<LLVM::GlobalOp>(
              definingOp, addressOf.getGlobalNameAttr()))
        return global.getAlignment().value_or(1);
    // We don't currently handle this operation; assume no alignment.
    return 1;
  }
  // Since there is no defining op, this is a block argument. Probably this
  // comes directly from a function argument, so check that this is the case.
  Operation *parentOp = value.getParentBlock()->getParentOp();
  if (auto func = dyn_cast<LLVM::LLVMFuncOp>(parentOp)) {
    // Use the alignment attribute set for this argument in the parent function
    // if it has been set.
    auto blockArg = llvm::cast<BlockArgument>(value);
    if (Attribute alignAttr = func.getArgAttr(
            blockArg.getArgNumber(), LLVM::LLVMDialect::getAlignAttrName()))
      return cast<IntegerAttr>(alignAttr).getValue().getLimitedValue();
  }
  // We didn't find anything useful; assume no alignment.
  return 1;
}
 
/// Introduces a new alloca and copies the memory pointed to by `argument` to
/// the address of the new alloca, then returns the value of the new alloca.
static Value handleByValArgumentInit(OpBuilder &builder, Location loc,
                                     Value argument, Type elementType,
                                     uint64_t elementTypeSize,
                                     uint64_t targetAlignment) {
  // Allocate the new value on the stack.
  Value allocaOp;
  {
    // Walk up from the call site to find the innermost AutomaticAllocationScope
    // (e.g. an llvm.func or scf.forall). Placing the alloca at the entry block
    // of that scope keeps it inside parallel regions rather than hoisting it
    // out, while still landing at the function entry block for the common
    // non-parallel case.
    OpBuilder::InsertionGuard insertionGuard(builder);
    Operation *scope = builder.getInsertionBlock()->getParentOp();
    if (!scope->mightHaveTrait<OpTrait::AutomaticAllocationScope>())
      scope = scope->getParentWithTrait<OpTrait::AutomaticAllocationScope>();
    Block *entryBlock = &scope->getRegion(0).front();
    builder.setInsertionPointToStart(entryBlock);
    Value one = LLVM::ConstantOp::create(builder, loc, builder.getI64Type(),
                                         builder.getI64IntegerAttr(1));
    allocaOp = LLVM::AllocaOp::create(builder, loc, argument.getType(),
                                      elementType, one, targetAlignment);
  }
  // Copy the pointee to the newly allocated value.
  Value copySize =
      LLVM::ConstantOp::create(builder, loc, builder.getI64Type(),
                               builder.getI64IntegerAttr(elementTypeSize));
  // Preserve the alignment of the destination (alloca) in the memcpy's
  // arg_attrs.
  NamedAttribute dstAlignAttr =
      builder.getNamedAttr(LLVM::LLVMDialect::getAlignAttrName(),
                           builder.getI64IntegerAttr(targetAlignment));
  ArrayAttr argAttrs =
      builder.getArrayAttr({builder.getDictionaryAttr({dstAlignAttr})});
  LLVM::MemcpyOp::create(builder, loc, allocaOp, argument, copySize,
                         /*isVolatile=*/false,
                         /*access_groups=*/nullptr, /*alias_scopes=*/nullptr,
                         /*noalias_scopes=*/nullptr, /*tbaa=*/nullptr, argAttrs,
                         /*res_attrs=*/nullptr);
  return allocaOp;
}
 
/// Handles a function argument marked with the byval attribute by introducing a
/// memcpy or realigning the defining operation, if required either due to the
/// pointee being writeable in the callee, and/or due to an alignment mismatch.
/// `requestedAlignment` specifies the alignment set in the "align" argument
/// attribute (or 1 if no align attribute was set).
static Value handleByValArgument(OpBuilder &builder, Operation *callable,
                                 Value argument, Type elementType,
                                 uint64_t requestedAlignment) {
  auto func = cast<LLVM::LLVMFuncOp>(callable);
  LLVM::MemoryEffectsAttr memoryEffects = func.getMemoryEffectsAttr();
  // If there is no memory effects attribute, assume that the function is
  // not read-only.
  bool isReadOnly = memoryEffects &&
                    memoryEffects.getArgMem() != LLVM::ModRefInfo::ModRef &&
                    memoryEffects.getArgMem() != LLVM::ModRefInfo::Mod;
  // Check if there's an alignment mismatch requiring us to copy.
  DataLayout dataLayout = DataLayout::closest(callable);
  uint64_t minimumAlignment = dataLayout.getTypeABIAlignment(elementType);
  if (isReadOnly) {
    if (requestedAlignment <= minimumAlignment)
      return argument;
    uint64_t currentAlignment =
        tryToEnforceAlignment(argument, requestedAlignment, dataLayout);
    if (currentAlignment >= requestedAlignment)
      return argument;
  }
  uint64_t targetAlignment = std::max(requestedAlignment, minimumAlignment);
  return handleByValArgumentInit(
      builder, argument.getLoc(), argument, elementType,
      dataLayout.getTypeSize(elementType), targetAlignment);
}
 
namespace {
struct LLVMInlinerInterface : public DialectInlinerInterface {
  using DialectInlinerInterface::DialectInlinerInterface;
 
  LLVMInlinerInterface(Dialect *dialect)
      : DialectInlinerInterface(dialect),
        // Cache set of StringAttrs for fast lookup in `isLegalToInline`.
        disallowedFunctionAttrs({
            StringAttr::get(dialect->getContext(), "noduplicate"),
            StringAttr::get(dialect->getContext(), "presplitcoroutine"),
            StringAttr::get(dialect->getContext(), "returns_twice"),
            StringAttr::get(dialect->getContext(), "strictfp"),
        }) {}
 
  bool isLegalToInline(Operation *call, Operation *callable,
                       bool wouldBeCloned) const final {
    auto callOp = dyn_cast<LLVM::CallOp>(call);
    if (!callOp) {
      LDBG() << "Cannot inline: call is not an '"
             << LLVM::CallOp::getOperationName() << "' op";
      return false;
    }
    if (callOp.getNoInline()) {
      LDBG() << "Cannot inline: call is marked no_inline";
      return false;
    }
    auto funcOp = dyn_cast<LLVM::LLVMFuncOp>(callable);
    if (!funcOp) {
      LDBG() << "Cannot inline: callable is not an '"
             << LLVM::LLVMFuncOp::getOperationName() << "' op";
      return false;
    }
    if (funcOp.isNoInline()) {
      LDBG() << "Cannot inline: function is marked no_inline";
      return false;
    }
    if (funcOp.isVarArg()) {
      LDBG() << "Cannot inline: callable is variadic";
      return false;
    }
    // TODO: Generate aliasing metadata from noalias result attributes.
    if (auto attrs = funcOp.getArgAttrs()) {
      for (DictionaryAttr attrDict : attrs->getAsRange<DictionaryAttr>()) {
        if (attrDict.contains(LLVM::LLVMDialect::getInAllocaAttrName())) {
          LDBG() << "Cannot inline " << funcOp.getSymName()
                 << ": inalloca arguments not supported";
          return false;
        }
      }
    }
    // TODO: Handle exceptions.
    if (funcOp.getPersonality()) {
      LDBG() << "Cannot inline " << funcOp.getSymName()
             << ": unhandled function personality";
      return false;
    }
    if (funcOp.getPassthrough()) {
      // TODO: Used attributes should not be passthrough.
      if (llvm::any_of(*funcOp.getPassthrough(), [&](Attribute attr) {
            auto stringAttr = dyn_cast<StringAttr>(attr);
            if (!stringAttr)
              return false;
            if (disallowedFunctionAttrs.contains(stringAttr)) {
              LDBG() << "Cannot inline " << funcOp.getSymName()
                     << ": found disallowed function attribute " << stringAttr;
              return true;
            }
            return false;
          }))
        return false;
    }
    // Refuse to inline if any block in the callee ends with an op that does
    // not have the terminator trait. The MLIR verifier conservatively accepts
    // unregistered ops as potential terminators (via mightHaveTrait), but
    // handleTerminator uses cast<LLVM::ReturnOp> in the single-block path and
    // would crash on such ops. Registered terminators from other dialects
    // (e.g. cf.br) are safe: the multi-block path uses dyn_cast and skips
    // non-llvm.return ops gracefully.
    for (Block &block : funcOp.getBody()) {
      if (!block.empty() && !block.back().hasTrait<OpTrait::IsTerminator>()) {
        LDBG() << "Cannot inline " << funcOp.getSymName()
               << ": block ends with non-terminator op";
        return false;
      }
    }
    return true;
  }
 
  bool isLegalToInline(Region *, Region *, bool, IRMapping &) const final {
    return true;
  }
 
  bool isLegalToInline(Operation *op, Region *, bool, IRMapping &) const final {
    // The inliner cannot handle variadic function arguments and blocktag
    // operations prevent inlining since they the blockaddress operations
    // reference them via the callee symbol.
    return !(isa<LLVM::VaStartOp>(op) || isa<LLVM::BlockTagOp>(op));
  }
 
  /// Handle the given inlined return by replacing it with a branch. This
  /// overload is called when the inlined region has more than one block.
  void handleTerminator(Operation *op, Block *newDest) const final {
    // Only return needs to be handled here.
    auto returnOp = dyn_cast<LLVM::ReturnOp>(op);
    if (!returnOp)
      return;
 
    // Replace the return with a branch to the dest.
    OpBuilder builder(op);
    LLVM::BrOp::create(builder, op->getLoc(), returnOp.getOperands(), newDest);
    op->erase();
  }
 
  bool allowSingleBlockOptimization(
      iterator_range<Region::iterator> inlinedBlocks) const final {
    return !(!inlinedBlocks.empty() &&
             isa<LLVM::UnreachableOp>(inlinedBlocks.begin()->getTerminator()));
  }
 
  /// Handle the given inlined return by replacing the uses of the call with the
  /// operands of the return. This overload is called when the inlined region
  /// only contains one block.
  void handleTerminator(Operation *op, ValueRange valuesToRepl) const final {
    // Return will be the only terminator present.
    auto returnOp = cast<LLVM::ReturnOp>(op);
 
    // Replace the values directly with the return operands.
    assert(returnOp.getNumOperands() == valuesToRepl.size());
    for (auto [dst, src] : llvm::zip(valuesToRepl, returnOp.getOperands()))
      dst.replaceAllUsesWith(src);
  }
 
  Value handleArgument(OpBuilder &builder, Operation *call, Operation *callable,
                       Value argument,
                       DictionaryAttr argumentAttrs) const final {
    if (std::optional<NamedAttribute> attr =
            argumentAttrs.getNamed(LLVM::LLVMDialect::getByValAttrName())) {
      Type elementType = cast<TypeAttr>(attr->getValue()).getValue();
      uint64_t requestedAlignment = 1;
      if (std::optional<NamedAttribute> alignAttr =
              argumentAttrs.getNamed(LLVM::LLVMDialect::getAlignAttrName())) {
        requestedAlignment = cast<IntegerAttr>(alignAttr->getValue())
                                 .getValue()
                                 .getLimitedValue();
      }
      return handleByValArgument(builder, callable, argument, elementType,
                                 requestedAlignment);
    }
 
    // This code is essentially a workaround for deficiencies in the inliner
    // interface: We need to transform operations *after* inlined based on the
    // argument attributes of the parameters *before* inlining. This method runs
    // prior to actual inlining and thus cannot transform the post-inlining
    // code, while `processInlinedCallBlocks` does not have access to
    // pre-inlining function arguments. Additionally, it is required to
    // distinguish which parameter an SSA value originally came from. As a
    // workaround until this is changed: Create an ssa.copy intrinsic with the
    // noalias attribute (when it was present before) that can easily be found,
    // and is extremely unlikely to exist in the code prior to inlining, using
    // this to communicate between this method and `processInlinedCallBlocks`.
    // TODO: Fix this by refactoring the inliner interface.
    auto copyOp = LLVM::SSACopyOp::create(builder, call->getLoc(), argument);
    if (argumentAttrs.contains(LLVM::LLVMDialect::getNoAliasAttrName()))
      copyOp->setDiscardableAttr(
          builder.getStringAttr(LLVM::LLVMDialect::getNoAliasAttrName()),
          builder.getUnitAttr());
    return copyOp;
  }
 
  void processInlinedCallBlocks(
      Operation *call,
      iterator_range<Region::iterator> inlinedBlocks) const override {
    handleInlinedAllocas(call, inlinedBlocks);
    handleAliasScopes(call, inlinedBlocks);
    handleAccessGroups(call, inlinedBlocks);
    handleLoopAnnotations(call, inlinedBlocks);
  }
 
  // Keeping this (immutable) state on the interface allows us to look up
  // StringAttrs instead of looking up strings, since StringAttrs are bound to
  // the current context and thus cannot be initialized as static fields.
  const DenseSet<StringAttr> disallowedFunctionAttrs;
};
 
} // end anonymous namespace
 
void mlir::LLVM::registerInlinerInterface(DialectRegistry &registry) {
  registry.addExtension(+[](MLIRContext *ctx, LLVM::LLVMDialect *dialect) {
    dialect->addInterfaces<LLVMInlinerInterface>();
  });
}