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Define suppressEA option and implement regular expression matching based on a location in IL #6872
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This change introduces the suppressEA option. The intent is that a downstream project can use the option to suppress stack allocations at matching locations that might be performed in an Escape Analysis optimization.
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LGTM. Please squash
This change defines a new SimpleRegex::match method that will match a regular expression against a location in a sequence of inlined method invocations that are described by a TR_ByteCodeInfo. The TR_ByteCodeInfo is rendered as strings of the form and @<bc-offset>{#<inlined-method-sig>@<bc-offset>}* where each <bc-offset> is the bytecode offset from the start of a method, and each <method-sig> is the signature of the outermost method or an inlined method invocation. If either string matches the specified regular expression, the match is successful. That makes the outermost method signature optional in the specified regular expression.
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This change introduces the
suppressEA
option. The intent is that a downstream project can use the option to suppress stack allocations at matching locations that might be performed in an Escape Analysis optimization.The other part of the change defines a new
TR::SimpleRegex::match
method that will match a regular expression against a location in a sequence of inlined method invocations that are described by aTR_ByteCodeInfo
. TheTR_ByteCodeInfo
is rendered as strings of the formand
where each <bc-offset> is the bytecode offset from the start of a method, and each <method-sig> is the signature of the outermost method or an inlined method invocation. If either string matches the specified regular expression, the match is successful. That makes the outermost method signature optional in the specified regular expression.
It is likely that projects taking advantage of the
suppressEA
option will use this new form of regular expression matching.