futhark-0.19.7: src/Futhark/IR/Mem/Simplify.hs
{-# LANGUAGE ConstraintKinds #-}
{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleContexts #-}
{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-}
{-# LANGUAGE MultiParamTypeClasses #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-}
module Futhark.IR.Mem.Simplify
( simplifyProgGeneric,
simplifyStmsGeneric,
simpleGeneric,
SimplifyMemory,
)
where
import Control.Monad
import Data.List (find)
import qualified Futhark.Analysis.SymbolTable as ST
import qualified Futhark.Analysis.UsageTable as UT
import Futhark.Construct
import Futhark.IR.Mem
import qualified Futhark.IR.Mem.IxFun as IxFun
import qualified Futhark.IR.Syntax as AST
import qualified Futhark.Optimise.Simplify as Simplify
import qualified Futhark.Optimise.Simplify.Engine as Engine
import Futhark.Optimise.Simplify.Rep
import Futhark.Optimise.Simplify.Rule
import Futhark.Optimise.Simplify.Rules
import Futhark.Pass
import Futhark.Pass.ExplicitAllocations (simplifiable)
import Futhark.Util
simpleGeneric ::
(SimplifyMemory rep, Op rep ~ MemOp inner) =>
(OpWithWisdom inner -> UT.UsageTable) ->
Simplify.SimplifyOp rep inner ->
Simplify.SimpleOps rep
simpleGeneric = simplifiable
simplifyProgGeneric ::
(SimplifyMemory rep, Op rep ~ MemOp inner) =>
Simplify.SimpleOps rep ->
Prog rep ->
PassM (Prog rep)
simplifyProgGeneric ops =
Simplify.simplifyProg
ops
callKernelRules
blockers {Engine.blockHoistBranch = blockAllocs}
where
blockAllocs vtable _ (Let _ _ (Op Alloc {})) =
not $ ST.simplifyMemory vtable
-- Do not hoist statements that produce arrays. This is
-- because in the KernelsMem representation, multiple
-- arrays can be located in the same memory block, and moving
-- their creation out of a branch can thus cause memory
-- corruption. At this point in the compiler we have probably
-- already moved all the array creations that matter.
blockAllocs _ _ (Let pat _ _) =
not $ all primType $ patternTypes pat
simplifyStmsGeneric ::
( HasScope rep m,
MonadFreshNames m,
SimplifyMemory rep,
Op rep ~ MemOp inner
) =>
Simplify.SimpleOps rep ->
Stms rep ->
m (ST.SymbolTable (Wise rep), Stms rep)
simplifyStmsGeneric ops stms = do
scope <- askScope
Simplify.simplifyStms
ops
callKernelRules
blockers
scope
stms
isResultAlloc :: Op rep ~ MemOp op => Engine.BlockPred rep
isResultAlloc _ usage (Let (AST.Pattern [] [bindee]) _ (Op Alloc {})) =
UT.isInResult (patElemName bindee) usage
isResultAlloc _ _ _ = False
isAlloc :: Op rep ~ MemOp op => Engine.BlockPred rep
isAlloc _ _ (Let _ _ (Op Alloc {})) = True
isAlloc _ _ _ = False
blockers ::
(Op rep ~ MemOp inner) =>
Simplify.HoistBlockers rep
blockers =
Engine.noExtraHoistBlockers
{ Engine.blockHoistPar = isAlloc,
Engine.blockHoistSeq = isResultAlloc,
Engine.isAllocation = isAlloc mempty mempty
}
-- | Some constraints that must hold for the simplification rules to work.
type SimplifyMemory rep =
( Simplify.SimplifiableRep rep,
ExpDec rep ~ (),
BodyDec rep ~ (),
AllocOp (Op (Wise rep)),
CanBeWise (Op rep),
BinderOps (Wise rep),
Mem rep
)
callKernelRules :: SimplifyMemory rep => RuleBook (Wise rep)
callKernelRules =
standardRules
<> ruleBook
[ RuleBasicOp copyCopyToCopy,
RuleBasicOp removeIdentityCopy,
RuleIf unExistentialiseMemory,
RuleOp decertifySafeAlloc
]
[]
-- | If a branch is returning some existential memory, but the size of
-- the array is not existential, and the index function of the array
-- does not refer to any names in the pattern, then we can create a
-- block of the proper size and always return there.
unExistentialiseMemory :: SimplifyMemory rep => TopDownRuleIf (Wise rep)
unExistentialiseMemory vtable pat _ (cond, tbranch, fbranch, ifdec)
| ST.simplifyMemory vtable,
fixable <- foldl hasConcretisableMemory mempty $ patternElements pat,
not $ null fixable = Simplify $ do
-- Create non-existential memory blocks big enough to hold the
-- arrays.
(arr_to_mem, oldmem_to_mem) <-
fmap unzip $
forM fixable $ \(arr_pe, mem_size, oldmem, space) -> do
size <- toSubExp "size" mem_size
mem <- letExp "mem" $ Op $ allocOp size space
return ((patElemName arr_pe, mem), (oldmem, mem))
-- Update the branches to contain Copy expressions putting the
-- arrays where they are expected.
let updateBody body = buildBody_ $ do
res <- bodyBind body
zipWithM updateResult (patternElements pat) res
updateResult pat_elem (Var v)
| Just mem <- lookup (patElemName pat_elem) arr_to_mem,
(_, MemArray pt shape u (ArrayIn _ ixfun)) <- patElemDec pat_elem = do
v_copy <- newVName $ baseString v <> "_nonext_copy"
let v_pat =
Pattern
[]
[ PatElem v_copy $
MemArray pt shape u $ ArrayIn mem ixfun
]
addStm $ mkWiseLetStm v_pat (defAux ()) $ BasicOp (Copy v)
return $ Var v_copy
| Just mem <- lookup (patElemName pat_elem) oldmem_to_mem =
return $ Var mem
updateResult _ se =
return se
tbranch' <- updateBody tbranch
fbranch' <- updateBody fbranch
letBind pat $ If cond tbranch' fbranch' ifdec
where
onlyUsedIn name here =
not $
any ((name `nameIn`) . freeIn) $
filter ((/= here) . patElemName) $
patternValueElements pat
knownSize Constant {} = True
knownSize (Var v) = not $ inContext v
inContext = (`elem` patternContextNames pat)
hasConcretisableMemory fixable pat_elem
| (_, MemArray pt shape _ (ArrayIn mem ixfun)) <- patElemDec pat_elem,
Just (j, Mem space) <-
fmap patElemType
<$> find
((mem ==) . patElemName . snd)
(zip [(0 :: Int) ..] $ patternElements pat),
Just tse <- maybeNth j $ bodyResult tbranch,
Just fse <- maybeNth j $ bodyResult fbranch,
mem `onlyUsedIn` patElemName pat_elem,
all knownSize (shapeDims shape),
not $ freeIn ixfun `namesIntersect` namesFromList (patternNames pat),
fse /= tse =
let mem_size =
untyped $ product $ primByteSize pt : map sExt64 (IxFun.base ixfun)
in (pat_elem, mem_size, mem, space) : fixable
| otherwise =
fixable
unExistentialiseMemory _ _ _ _ = Skip
-- | If we are copying something that is itself a copy, just copy the
-- original one instead.
copyCopyToCopy ::
( BinderOps rep,
LetDec rep ~ (VarWisdom, MemBound u)
) =>
TopDownRuleBasicOp rep
copyCopyToCopy vtable pat@(Pattern [] [pat_elem]) _ (Copy v1)
| Just (BasicOp (Copy v2), v1_cs) <- ST.lookupExp v1 vtable,
Just (_, MemArray _ _ _ (ArrayIn srcmem src_ixfun)) <-
ST.entryLetBoundDec =<< ST.lookup v1 vtable,
Just (Mem src_space) <- ST.lookupType srcmem vtable,
(_, MemArray _ _ _ (ArrayIn destmem dest_ixfun)) <- patElemDec pat_elem,
Just (Mem dest_space) <- ST.lookupType destmem vtable,
src_space == dest_space,
dest_ixfun == src_ixfun =
Simplify $ certifying v1_cs $ letBind pat $ BasicOp $ Copy v2
copyCopyToCopy vtable pat _ (Copy v0)
| Just (BasicOp (Rearrange perm v1), v0_cs) <- ST.lookupExp v0 vtable,
Just (BasicOp (Copy v2), v1_cs) <- ST.lookupExp v1 vtable = Simplify $ do
v0' <-
certifying (v0_cs <> v1_cs) $
letExp "rearrange_v0" $ BasicOp $ Rearrange perm v2
letBind pat $ BasicOp $ Copy v0'
copyCopyToCopy _ _ _ _ = Skip
-- | If the destination of a copy is the same as the source, just
-- remove it.
removeIdentityCopy ::
( BinderOps rep,
LetDec rep ~ (VarWisdom, MemBound u)
) =>
TopDownRuleBasicOp rep
removeIdentityCopy vtable pat@(Pattern [] [pe]) _ (Copy v)
| (_, MemArray _ _ _ (ArrayIn dest_mem dest_ixfun)) <- patElemDec pe,
Just (_, MemArray _ _ _ (ArrayIn src_mem src_ixfun)) <-
ST.entryLetBoundDec =<< ST.lookup v vtable,
dest_mem == src_mem,
dest_ixfun == src_ixfun =
Simplify $ letBind pat $ BasicOp $ SubExp $ Var v
removeIdentityCopy _ _ _ _ = Skip
-- If an allocation is statically known to be safe, then we can remove
-- the certificates on it. This can help hoist things that would
-- otherwise be stuck inside loops or branches.
decertifySafeAlloc :: SimplifyMemory rep => TopDownRuleOp (Wise rep)
decertifySafeAlloc _ pat (StmAux cs attrs _) op
| cs /= mempty,
[Mem _] <- patternTypes pat,
safeOp op =
Simplify $ attributing attrs $ letBind pat $ Op op
decertifySafeAlloc _ _ _ _ = Skip