Examples with OptionValues org.graalvm.compiler.options.OptionValues used on opensource projects

Example 51 with OptionValues

use of org.graalvm.compiler.options.OptionValues in project graal by oracle.

the class NodeUsagesTests method testReplaceAtUsages.

@Test
public void testReplaceAtUsages() {
    OptionValues options = getOptions();
    Graph graph = new Graph(options, getDebug(options));
    Def def0 = graph.add(new Def());
    Def def1 = graph.add(new Def());
    Use use0 = graph.add(new Use(def0, null, null));
    Use use1 = graph.add(new Use(null, def0, null));
    Use use2 = graph.add(new Use(null, null, def0));
    assertEquals(3, def0.getUsageCount());
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use0));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use1));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use2));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), isNotEmpty());
    assertThat(def1.usages(), isEmpty());
    def0.replaceAtUsages(def1);
    assertThat(def0.usages(), isEmpty());
    assertEquals(3, def1.getUsageCount());
    assertThat(def1.usages(), contains(use0));
    assertThat(def1.usages(), contains(use1));
    assertThat(def1.usages(), contains(use2));
    assertThat(def1.usages(), isNotEmpty());
}

Example 52 with OptionValues

use of org.graalvm.compiler.options.OptionValues in project graal by oracle.

the class NodeUsagesTests method testReplaceAtUsagesWithPredicate02.

@Test
public void testReplaceAtUsagesWithPredicate02() {
    OptionValues options = getOptions();
    Graph graph = new Graph(options, getDebug(options));
    Def def0 = graph.add(new Def());
    Def def1 = graph.add(new Def());
    Use use0 = graph.add(new Use(def0, null, null));
    Use use1 = graph.add(new Use(null, def0, null));
    Use use2 = graph.add(new Use(null, null, def0));
    assertEquals(3, def0.getUsageCount());
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use0));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use1));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use2));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), isNotEmpty());
    assertThat(def1.usages(), isEmpty());
    def0.replaceAtMatchingUsages(def1, u -> u != use1);
    assertEquals(1, def0.getUsageCount());
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use1));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), isNotEmpty());
    assertEquals(2, def1.getUsageCount());
    assertThat(def1.usages(), contains(use0));
    assertThat(def1.usages(), contains(use2));
    assertThat(def1.usages(), isNotEmpty());
}

Example 53 with OptionValues

use of org.graalvm.compiler.options.OptionValues in project graal by oracle.

the class NodeUsagesTests method testReplaceAtUsagesWithPredicate023.

@Test
public void testReplaceAtUsagesWithPredicate023() {
    OptionValues options = getOptions();
    Graph graph = new Graph(options, getDebug(options));
    Def def0 = graph.add(new Def());
    Def def1 = graph.add(new Def());
    Use use0 = graph.add(new Use(def0, null, null));
    Use use1 = graph.add(new Use(null, def0, null));
    Use use2 = graph.add(new Use(null, null, def0));
    Use use3 = graph.add(new Use(null, null, def0));
    assertEquals(4, def0.getUsageCount());
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use0));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use1));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use2));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use3));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), isNotEmpty());
    assertThat(def1.usages(), isEmpty());
    def0.replaceAtMatchingUsages(def1, u -> u != use1);
    assertEquals(1, def0.getUsageCount());
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use1));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), isNotEmpty());
    assertEquals(3, def1.getUsageCount());
    assertThat(def1.usages(), contains(use0));
    assertThat(def1.usages(), contains(use2));
    assertThat(def1.usages(), contains(use3));
    assertThat(def1.usages(), isNotEmpty());
}

Example 54 with OptionValues

use of org.graalvm.compiler.options.OptionValues in project graal by oracle.

the class NodeUsagesTests method testReplaceAtUsagesWithPredicate01.

@Test
public void testReplaceAtUsagesWithPredicate01() {
    OptionValues options = getOptions();
    Graph graph = new Graph(options, getDebug(options));
    Def def0 = graph.add(new Def());
    Def def1 = graph.add(new Def());
    Use use0 = graph.add(new Use(def0, null, null));
    Use use1 = graph.add(new Use(null, def0, null));
    Use use2 = graph.add(new Use(null, null, def0));
    assertEquals(3, def0.getUsageCount());
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use0));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use1));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use2));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), isNotEmpty());
    assertThat(def1.usages(), isEmpty());
    def0.replaceAtMatchingUsages(def1, u -> u != use2);
    assertEquals(1, def0.getUsageCount());
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use2));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), isNotEmpty());
    assertEquals(2, def1.getUsageCount());
    assertThat(def1.usages(), contains(use0));
    assertThat(def1.usages(), contains(use1));
    assertThat(def1.usages(), isNotEmpty());
}

Example 55 with OptionValues

use of org.graalvm.compiler.options.OptionValues in project graal by oracle.

the class NodeUsagesTests method testReplaceAtUsagesWithPredicateNone.

@Test
public void testReplaceAtUsagesWithPredicateNone() {
    OptionValues options = getOptions();
    Graph graph = new Graph(options, getDebug(options));
    Def def0 = graph.add(new Def());
    Def def1 = graph.add(new Def());
    Use use0 = graph.add(new Use(def0, null, null));
    Use use1 = graph.add(new Use(null, def0, null));
    Use use2 = graph.add(new Use(null, null, def0));
    assertEquals(3, def0.getUsageCount());
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use0));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use1));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use2));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), isNotEmpty());
    assertThat(def1.usages(), isEmpty());
    def0.replaceAtMatchingUsages(def1, u -> false);
    assertThat(def1.usages(), isEmpty());
    assertEquals(3, def0.getUsageCount());
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use0));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use1));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), contains(use2));
    assertThat(def0.usages(), isNotEmpty());
}