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Fold the low 12 bits of an immediate offset into the offset field of the using instruction. That using instruction will be a load, store, or addi which performs an add of a signed 12-bit immediate as part of it's operation. Splitting out the low bits allows the high bits to be generated via a single LUI instead of needing an LUI/ADDI pair. The codegen effect of this is mostly converting cases where "split addi" kicks in to using LUI + a folded offset. There are a couple of straight dynamic instruction count wins, and using a canonical LUI is probably better than a chain of SP adds if the dynamic instruction count is equal. Differential Revision: https://reviews.llvm.org/D139037 |
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