[cacao.git] / src / vm / jit / codegen-common.c

/* src/vm/jit/codegen-common.c - architecture independent code generator stuff

   Copyright (C) 1996-2005, 2006, 2007 R. Grafl, A. Krall, C. Kruegel,
   C. Oates, R. Obermaisser, M. Platter, M. Probst, S. Ring,
   E. Steiner, C. Thalinger, D. Thuernbeck, P. Tomsich, C. Ullrich,
   J. Wenninger, Institut f. Computersprachen - TU Wien

   This file is part of CACAO.

   This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
   modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
   published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at
   your option) any later version.

   This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
   WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
   MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
   General Public License for more details.

   You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
   along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
   Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA
   02110-1301, USA.

   All functions assume the following code area / data area layout:

   +-----------+
   |           |
   | code area | code area grows to higher addresses
   |           |
   +-----------+ <-- start of procedure
   |           |
   | data area | data area grows to lower addresses
   |           |
   +-----------+

   The functions first write into a temporary code/data area allocated by
   "codegen_init". "codegen_finish" copies the code and data area into permanent
   memory. All functions writing values into the data area return the offset
   relative the begin of the code area (start of procedure).    

*/


#include "config.h"

#include <assert.h>
#include <string.h>

#include "vm/types.h"

#if defined(ENABLE_JIT)
/* this is required PATCHER_CALL_SIZE */
# include "codegen.h"
#endif

#include "md-abi.h"

#include "mm/memory.h"

#include "toolbox/avl.h"
#include "toolbox/list.h"
#include "toolbox/logging.h"

#include "native/jni.h"
#include "native/llni.h"
#include "native/localref.h"
#include "native/native.h"

#if defined(WITH_CLASSPATH_SUN)
# include "native/include/java_lang_Object.h"
# include "native/include/java_lang_String.h"
# include "native/include/java_nio_ByteBuffer.h"        /* required by j.l.CL */
# include "native/include/java_lang_ClassLoader.h"
#endif

#include "native/include/java_lang_Class.h"

#include "threads/threads-common.h"

#include "vm/builtin.h"
#include "vm/exceptions.h"
#include "vm/stringlocal.h"

#include "vm/jit/abi.h"
#include "vm/jit/asmpart.h"
#include "vm/jit/codegen-common.h"

#if defined(ENABLE_DISASSEMBLER)
# include "vm/jit/disass.h"
#endif

#include "vm/jit/dseg.h"
#include "vm/jit/emit-common.h"
#include "vm/jit/jit.h"
#include "vm/jit/md.h"
#include "vm/jit/methodheader.h"
#include "vm/jit/patcher-common.h"
#include "vm/jit/replace.h"
#if defined(ENABLE_SSA)
# include "vm/jit/optimizing/lsra.h"
# include "vm/jit/optimizing/ssa.h"
#endif
#include "vm/jit/stacktrace.h"
#include "vm/jit/trace.h"

#if defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
#include "vm/jit/intrp/intrp.h"
#endif

#include "vmcore/method.h"
#include "vmcore/options.h"

# include "vmcore/statistics.h"

#if defined(ENABLE_VMLOG)
#include <vmlog_cacao.h>
#endif

#include "show.h"

/* in this tree we store all method addresses *********************************/

static avl_tree_t *methodtree = NULL;
static s4 methodtree_comparator(const void *treenode, const void *node);


/* codegen_init ****************************************************************

   TODO

*******************************************************************************/

void codegen_init(void)
{
        /* this tree is global, not method specific */

        if (!methodtree) {
#if defined(ENABLE_JIT)
                methodtree_element *mte;
#endif

                methodtree = avl_create(&methodtree_comparator);

#if defined(ENABLE_JIT)
                /* insert asm_vm_call_method */

                mte = NEW(methodtree_element);

                mte->startpc = (u1 *) (ptrint) asm_vm_call_method;
                mte->endpc   = (u1 *) (ptrint) asm_vm_call_method_end;

                avl_insert(methodtree, mte);
#endif /* defined(ENABLE_JIT) */

        }

}


/* codegen_setup ***************************************************************

   Allocates and initialises code area, data area and references.

*******************************************************************************/

void codegen_setup(jitdata *jd)
{
        methodinfo  *m;
        codegendata *cd;

        /* get required compiler data */

        m  = jd->m;
        cd = jd->cd;

        /* initialize members */

        cd->flags        = 0;

        cd->mcodebase    = DMNEW(u1, MCODEINITSIZE);
        cd->mcodeend     = cd->mcodebase + MCODEINITSIZE;
        cd->mcodesize    = MCODEINITSIZE;

        /* initialize mcode variables */

        cd->mcodeptr     = cd->mcodebase;
        cd->lastmcodeptr = cd->mcodebase;

#if defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        /* native dynamic superinstructions variables */

        if (opt_intrp) {
                cd->ncodebase = DMNEW(u1, NCODEINITSIZE);
                cd->ncodesize = NCODEINITSIZE;

                /* initialize ncode variables */
        
                cd->ncodeptr = cd->ncodebase;

                cd->lastinstwithoutdispatch = ~0; /* no inst without dispatch */
                cd->superstarts = NULL;
        }
#endif

        cd->dseg           = NULL;
        cd->dseglen        = 0;

        cd->jumpreferences = NULL;

#if defined(__I386__) || defined(__X86_64__) || defined(__XDSPCORE__) || defined(__M68K__) || defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        cd->datareferences = NULL;
#endif

/*      cd->patchrefs      = list_create_dump(OFFSET(patchref, linkage)); */
        cd->patchrefs      = NULL;
        cd->brancheslabel  = list_create_dump(OFFSET(branch_label_ref_t, linkage));
        cd->listcritical   = list_create_dump(OFFSET(critical_section_ref_t, linkage));

        cd->linenumberreferences = NULL;
        cd->linenumbertablesizepos = 0;
        cd->linenumbertablestartpos = 0;
        cd->linenumbertab = 0;
}


/* codegen_reset ***************************************************************

   Resets the codegen data structure so we can recompile the method.

*******************************************************************************/

static void codegen_reset(jitdata *jd)
{
        codeinfo    *code;
        codegendata *cd;
        basicblock  *bptr;

        /* get required compiler data */

        code = jd->code;
        cd   = jd->cd;

        /* reset error flag */

        cd->flags          &= ~CODEGENDATA_FLAG_ERROR;

        /* reset some members, we reuse the code memory already allocated
           as this should have almost the correct size */

        cd->mcodeptr        = cd->mcodebase;
        cd->lastmcodeptr    = cd->mcodebase;

        cd->dseg            = NULL;
        cd->dseglen         = 0;

        cd->jumpreferences  = NULL;

#if defined(__I386__) || defined(__X86_64__) || defined(__XDSPCORE__) || defined(__M68K__) || defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        cd->datareferences  = NULL;
#endif

/*      cd->patchrefs       = list_create_dump(OFFSET(patchref, linkage)); */
        cd->patchrefs       = NULL;
        cd->brancheslabel   = list_create_dump(OFFSET(branch_label_ref_t, linkage));
        cd->listcritical    = list_create_dump(OFFSET(critical_section_ref_t, linkage));

        cd->linenumberreferences    = NULL;
        cd->linenumbertablesizepos  = 0;
        cd->linenumbertablestartpos = 0;
        cd->linenumbertab           = 0;
        
        /* We need to clear the mpc and the branch references from all
           basic blocks as they will definitely change. */

        for (bptr = jd->basicblocks; bptr != NULL; bptr = bptr->next) {
                bptr->mpc        = -1;
                bptr->branchrefs = NULL;
        }

        /* We need to clear all the patcher references from the codeinfo
           since they all will be regenerated */

        patcher_list_reset(code);

#if defined(ENABLE_REPLACEMENT)
        code->rplpoints     = NULL;
        code->rplpointcount = 0;
        code->regalloc      = NULL;
        code->regalloccount = 0;
        code->globalcount   = 0;
#endif
}


/* codegen_generate ************************************************************

   Generates the code for the currently compiled method.

*******************************************************************************/

bool codegen_generate(jitdata *jd)
{
        codegendata *cd;

        /* get required compiler data */

        cd = jd->cd;

        /* call the machine-dependent code generation function */

        if (!codegen_emit(jd))
                return false;

        /* check for an error */

        if (CODEGENDATA_HAS_FLAG_ERROR(cd)) {
                /* check for long-branches flag, if it is set we recompile the
                   method */

#if !defined(NDEBUG)
        if (compileverbose)
            log_message_method("Re-generating code: ", jd->m);
#endif

                /* XXX maybe we should tag long-branches-methods for recompilation */

                if (CODEGENDATA_HAS_FLAG_LONGBRANCHES(cd)) {
                        /* we have to reset the codegendata structure first */

                        codegen_reset(jd);

                        /* and restart the compiler run */

                        if (!codegen_emit(jd))
                                return false;
                }
                else {
                        vm_abort("codegen_generate: unknown error occurred during codegen_emit: flags=%x\n", cd->flags);
                }

#if !defined(NDEBUG)
        if (compileverbose)
            log_message_method("Re-generating code done: ", jd->m);
#endif
        }

        /* reallocate the memory and finish the code generation */

        codegen_finish(jd);

        /* everything's ok */

        return true;
}


/* codegen_close ***************************************************************

   TODO

*******************************************************************************/

void codegen_close(void)
{
        /* TODO: release avl tree on i386 and x86_64 */
}


/* codegen_increase ************************************************************

   Doubles code area.

*******************************************************************************/

void codegen_increase(codegendata *cd)
{
        u1 *oldmcodebase;

        /* save old mcodebase pointer */

        oldmcodebase = cd->mcodebase;

        /* reallocate to new, doubled memory */

        cd->mcodebase = DMREALLOC(cd->mcodebase,
                                                          u1,
                                                          cd->mcodesize,
                                                          cd->mcodesize * 2);
        cd->mcodesize *= 2;
        cd->mcodeend   = cd->mcodebase + cd->mcodesize;

        /* set new mcodeptr */

        cd->mcodeptr = cd->mcodebase + (cd->mcodeptr - oldmcodebase);

#if defined(__I386__) || defined(__MIPS__) || defined(__X86_64__) || defined(__M68K__) || defined(ENABLE_INTRP) \
 || defined(__SPARC_64__)
        /* adjust the pointer to the last patcher position */

        if (cd->lastmcodeptr != NULL)
                cd->lastmcodeptr = cd->mcodebase + (cd->lastmcodeptr - oldmcodebase);
#endif
}


/* codegen_ncode_increase ******************************************************

   Doubles code area.

*******************************************************************************/

#if defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
u1 *codegen_ncode_increase(codegendata *cd, u1 *ncodeptr)
{
        u1 *oldncodebase;

        /* save old ncodebase pointer */

        oldncodebase = cd->ncodebase;

        /* reallocate to new, doubled memory */

        cd->ncodebase = DMREALLOC(cd->ncodebase,
                                                          u1,
                                                          cd->ncodesize,
                                                          cd->ncodesize * 2);
        cd->ncodesize *= 2;

        /* return the new ncodeptr */

        return (cd->ncodebase + (ncodeptr - oldncodebase));
}
#endif


/* codegen_add_branch_ref ******************************************************

   Prepends an branch to the list.

*******************************************************************************/

void codegen_add_branch_ref(codegendata *cd, basicblock *target, s4 condition, s4 reg, u4 options)
{
        branchref *br;
        s4         branchmpc;

        STATISTICS(count_branches_unresolved++);

        /* calculate the mpc of the branch instruction */

        branchmpc = cd->mcodeptr - cd->mcodebase;

        br = DNEW(branchref);

        br->branchmpc = branchmpc;
        br->condition = condition;
        br->reg       = reg;
        br->options   = options;
        br->next      = target->branchrefs;

        target->branchrefs = br;
}


/* codegen_resolve_branchrefs **************************************************

   Resolves and patches the branch references of a given basic block.

*******************************************************************************/

void codegen_resolve_branchrefs(codegendata *cd, basicblock *bptr)
{
        branchref *br;
        u1        *mcodeptr;

        /* Save the mcodeptr because in the branch emitting functions
           we generate code somewhere inside already generated code,
           but we're still in the actual code generation phase. */

        mcodeptr = cd->mcodeptr;

        /* just to make sure */

        assert(bptr->mpc >= 0);

        for (br = bptr->branchrefs; br != NULL; br = br->next) {
                /* temporary set the mcodeptr */

                cd->mcodeptr = cd->mcodebase + br->branchmpc;

                /* emit_bccz and emit_branch emit the correct code, even if we
                   pass condition == BRANCH_UNCONDITIONAL or reg == -1. */

                emit_bccz(cd, bptr, br->condition, br->reg, br->options);
        }

        /* restore mcodeptr */

        cd->mcodeptr = mcodeptr;
}


/* codegen_branch_label_add ****************************************************

   Append an branch to the label-branch list.

*******************************************************************************/

void codegen_branch_label_add(codegendata *cd, s4 label, s4 condition, s4 reg, u4 options)
{
        list_t             *list;
        branch_label_ref_t *br;
        s4                  mpc;

        /* get the label list */

        list = cd->brancheslabel;
        
        /* calculate the current mpc */

        mpc = cd->mcodeptr - cd->mcodebase;

        br = DNEW(branch_label_ref_t);

        br->mpc       = mpc;
        br->label     = label;
        br->condition = condition;
        br->reg       = reg;
        br->options   = options;

        /* add the branch to the list */

        list_add_last_unsynced(list, br);
}


/* codegen_add_patch_ref *******************************************************

   Appends a new patcher reference to the list of patching positions.

*******************************************************************************/

void codegen_add_patch_ref(codegendata *cd, functionptr patcher, voidptr ref,
                                                   s4 disp)
{
        patchref *pr;
        s4        branchmpc;

        branchmpc = cd->mcodeptr - cd->mcodebase;

        pr = DNEW(patchref);

        pr->branchpos = branchmpc;
        pr->disp      = disp;
        pr->patcher   = patcher;
        pr->ref       = ref;

/*      list_add_first(cd->patchrefs, pr); */
        pr->next      = cd->patchrefs;
        cd->patchrefs = pr;

        /* Generate NOPs for opt_shownops. */

        if (opt_shownops)
                PATCHER_NOPS;

#if defined(ENABLE_JIT) && (defined(__I386__) || defined(__M68K__) || defined(__MIPS__) \
 || defined(__SPARC_64__) || defined(__X86_64__))

        /* On some architectures the patcher stub call instruction might
           be longer than the actual instruction generated.  On this
           architectures we store the last patcher call position and after
           the basic block code generation is completed, we check the
           range and maybe generate some nop's. */
        /* The nops are generated in codegen_emit in each codegen */

        cd->lastmcodeptr = cd->mcodeptr + PATCHER_CALL_SIZE;
#endif
}


/* codegen_critical_section_new ************************************************

   Allocates a new critical-section reference and adds it to the
   critical-section list.

*******************************************************************************/

#if defined(ENABLE_THREADS)
void codegen_critical_section_new(codegendata *cd)
{
        list_t                 *list;
        critical_section_ref_t *csr;
        s4                      mpc;

        /* get the critical section list */

        list = cd->listcritical;
        
        /* calculate the current mpc */

        mpc = cd->mcodeptr - cd->mcodebase;

        csr = DNEW(critical_section_ref_t);

        /* We only can set restart right now, as start and end are set by
           the following, corresponding functions. */

        csr->start   = -1;
        csr->end     = -1;
        csr->restart = mpc;

        /* add the branch to the list */

        list_add_last_unsynced(list, csr);
}
#endif


/* codegen_critical_section_start **********************************************

   Set the start-point of the current critical section (which is the
   last element of the list).

*******************************************************************************/

#if defined(ENABLE_THREADS)
void codegen_critical_section_start(codegendata *cd)
{
        list_t                 *list;
        critical_section_ref_t *csr;
        s4                      mpc;

        /* get the critical section list */

        list = cd->listcritical;
        
        /* calculate the current mpc */

        mpc = cd->mcodeptr - cd->mcodebase;

        /* get the current critical section */

        csr = list_last_unsynced(list);

        /* set the start point */

        assert(csr->start == -1);

        csr->start = mpc;
}
#endif


/* codegen_critical_section_end ************************************************

   Set the end-point of the current critical section (which is the
   last element of the list).

*******************************************************************************/

#if defined(ENABLE_THREADS)
void codegen_critical_section_end(codegendata *cd)
{
        list_t                 *list;
        critical_section_ref_t *csr;
        s4                      mpc;

        /* get the critical section list */

        list = cd->listcritical;
        
        /* calculate the current mpc */

        mpc = cd->mcodeptr - cd->mcodebase;

        /* get the current critical section */

        csr = list_last_unsynced(list);

        /* set the end point */

        assert(csr->end == -1);

        csr->end = mpc;
}
#endif


/* codegen_critical_section_finish *********************************************

   Finish the critical sections, create the critical section nodes for
   the AVL tree and insert them into the tree.

*******************************************************************************/

#if defined(ENABLE_THREADS)
static void codegen_critical_section_finish(jitdata *jd)
{
        codeinfo    *code;
        codegendata *cd;
        list_t                  *list;
        critical_section_ref_t  *csr;
        critical_section_node_t *csn;

        /* get required compiler data */

        code = jd->code;
        cd   = jd->cd;

        /* get the critical section list */

        list = cd->listcritical;

        /* iterate over all critical sections */

        for (csr = list_first_unsynced(list); csr != NULL;
                 csr = list_next_unsynced(list, csr)) {
                /* check if all points are set */

                assert(csr->start   != -1);
                assert(csr->end     != -1);
                assert(csr->restart != -1);

                /* allocate tree node */

                csn = NEW(critical_section_node_t);

                csn->start   = code->entrypoint + csr->start;
                csn->end     = code->entrypoint + csr->end;
                csn->restart = code->entrypoint + csr->restart;

                /* insert into the tree */

                critical_section_register(csn);
        }
}
#endif


/* methodtree_comparator *******************************************************

   Comparator function used for the AVL tree of methods.

   ARGUMENTS:
      treenode....the node from the tree
      node........the node to compare to the tree-node

*******************************************************************************/

static s4 methodtree_comparator(const void *treenode, const void *node)
{
        methodtree_element *mte;
        methodtree_element *mtepc;

        mte   = (methodtree_element *) treenode;
        mtepc = (methodtree_element *) node;

        /* compare both startpc and endpc of pc, even if they have the same value,
           otherwise the avl_probe sometimes thinks the element is already in the
           tree */

#ifdef __S390__
        /* On S390 addresses are 31 bit. Compare only 31 bits of value.
         */
#       define ADDR_MASK(a) ((a) & 0x7FFFFFFF)
#else
#       define ADDR_MASK(a) (a)
#endif

        if (ADDR_MASK((long) mte->startpc) <= ADDR_MASK((long) mtepc->startpc) &&
                ADDR_MASK((long) mtepc->startpc) <= ADDR_MASK((long) mte->endpc) &&
                ADDR_MASK((long) mte->startpc) <= ADDR_MASK((long) mtepc->endpc) &&
                ADDR_MASK((long) mtepc->endpc) <= ADDR_MASK((long) mte->endpc)) {
                return 0;

        } else if (ADDR_MASK((long) mtepc->startpc) < ADDR_MASK((long) mte->startpc)) {
                return -1;

        } else {
                return 1;
        }

#       undef ADDR_MASK
}


/* codegen_insertmethod ********************************************************

   Insert the machine code range of a method into the AVL tree of methods.

*******************************************************************************/

void codegen_insertmethod(u1 *startpc, u1 *endpc)
{
        methodtree_element *mte;

        /* allocate new method entry */

        mte = NEW(methodtree_element);

        mte->startpc = startpc;
        mte->endpc   = endpc;

        /* this function does not return an error, but asserts for
           duplicate entries */

        avl_insert(methodtree, mte);
}


/* codegen_get_pv_from_pc ******************************************************

   Find the PV for the given PC by searching in the AVL tree of
   methods.

*******************************************************************************/

u1 *codegen_get_pv_from_pc(u1 *pc)
{
        methodtree_element  mtepc;
        methodtree_element *mte;

        /* allocation of the search structure on the stack is much faster */

        mtepc.startpc = pc;
        mtepc.endpc   = pc;

        mte = avl_find(methodtree, &mtepc);

        if (mte == NULL) {
                /* No method was found.  Let's dump a stacktrace. */

#if defined(ENABLE_VMLOG)
                vmlog_cacao_signl("SIGSEGV");
#endif

                log_println("We received a SIGSEGV and tried to handle it, but we were");
                log_println("unable to find a Java method at:");
                log_println("");
#if SIZEOF_VOID_P == 8
                log_println("PC=0x%016lx", pc);
#else
                log_println("PC=0x%08x", pc);
#endif
                log_println("");
                assert(0);
                log_println("Dumping the current stacktrace:");

#if defined(ENABLE_THREADS)
                /* XXX michi: This should be available even without threads! */
                threads_print_stacktrace();
#endif

                vm_abort("Exiting...");
        }

        return mte->startpc;
}


/* codegen_get_pv_from_pc_nocheck **********************************************

   Find the PV for the given PC by searching in the AVL tree of
   methods.  This method does not check the return value and is used
   by the profiler.

*******************************************************************************/

u1 *codegen_get_pv_from_pc_nocheck(u1 *pc)
{
        methodtree_element  mtepc;
        methodtree_element *mte;

        /* allocation of the search structure on the stack is much faster */

        mtepc.startpc = pc;
        mtepc.endpc   = pc;

        mte = avl_find(methodtree, &mtepc);

        if (mte == NULL)
                return NULL;
        else
                return mte->startpc;
}


/* codegen_set_replacement_point_notrap ****************************************

   Record the position of a non-trappable replacement point.

*******************************************************************************/

#if defined(ENABLE_REPLACEMENT)
#if !defined(NDEBUG)
void codegen_set_replacement_point_notrap(codegendata *cd, s4 type)
#else
void codegen_set_replacement_point_notrap(codegendata *cd)
#endif
{
        assert(cd->replacementpoint);
        assert(cd->replacementpoint->type == type);
        assert(cd->replacementpoint->flags & RPLPOINT_FLAG_NOTRAP);

        cd->replacementpoint->pc = (u1*) (ptrint) (cd->mcodeptr - cd->mcodebase);

        cd->replacementpoint++;
}
#endif /* defined(ENABLE_REPLACEMENT) */


/* codegen_set_replacement_point ***********************************************

   Record the position of a trappable replacement point.

*******************************************************************************/

#if defined(ENABLE_REPLACEMENT)
#if !defined(NDEBUG)
void codegen_set_replacement_point(codegendata *cd, s4 type)
#else
void codegen_set_replacement_point(codegendata *cd)
#endif
{
        assert(cd->replacementpoint);
        assert(cd->replacementpoint->type == type);
        assert(!(cd->replacementpoint->flags & RPLPOINT_FLAG_NOTRAP));

        cd->replacementpoint->pc = (u1*) (ptrint) (cd->mcodeptr - cd->mcodebase);

        cd->replacementpoint++;

#if !defined(NDEBUG)
        /* XXX actually we should use an own REPLACEMENT_NOPS here! */
        if (opt_TestReplacement)
                PATCHER_NOPS;
#endif

        /* XXX assert(cd->lastmcodeptr <= cd->mcodeptr); */

        cd->lastmcodeptr = cd->mcodeptr + PATCHER_CALL_SIZE;
}
#endif /* defined(ENABLE_REPLACEMENT) */


/* codegen_finish **************************************************************

   Finishes the code generation. A new memory, large enough for both
   data and code, is allocated and data and code are copied together
   to their final layout, unresolved jumps are resolved, ...

*******************************************************************************/

void codegen_finish(jitdata *jd)
{
        codeinfo    *code;
        codegendata *cd;
        s4           mcodelen;
#if defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        s4           ncodelen;
#endif
        s4           alignedmcodelen;
        jumpref     *jr;
        patchref_t  *pr;
        u1          *epoint;
        s4           alignedlen;

        /* get required compiler data */

        code = jd->code;
        cd   = jd->cd;

        /* prevent compiler warning */

#if defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        ncodelen = 0;
#endif

        /* calculate the code length */

        mcodelen = (s4) (cd->mcodeptr - cd->mcodebase);

#if defined(ENABLE_STATISTICS)
        if (opt_stat) {
                count_code_len += mcodelen;
                count_data_len += cd->dseglen;
        }
#endif

        alignedmcodelen = MEMORY_ALIGN(mcodelen, MAX_ALIGN);

#if defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        if (opt_intrp)
                ncodelen = cd->ncodeptr - cd->ncodebase;
        else {
                ncodelen = 0; /* avoid compiler warning */
        }
#endif

        cd->dseglen = MEMORY_ALIGN(cd->dseglen, MAX_ALIGN);
        alignedlen = alignedmcodelen + cd->dseglen;

#if defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        if (opt_intrp) {
                alignedlen += ncodelen;
        }
#endif

        /* allocate new memory */

        code->mcodelength = mcodelen + cd->dseglen;
        code->mcode       = CNEW(u1, alignedlen);

        /* set the entrypoint of the method */
        
        assert(code->entrypoint == NULL);
        code->entrypoint = epoint = (code->mcode + cd->dseglen);

        /* fill the data segment (code->entrypoint must already be set!) */

        dseg_finish(jd);

        /* copy code to the new location */

        MCOPY((void *) code->entrypoint, cd->mcodebase, u1, mcodelen);

#if defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        /* relocate native dynamic superinstruction code (if any) */

        if (opt_intrp) {
                cd->mcodebase = code->entrypoint;

                if (ncodelen > 0) {
                        u1 *ncodebase = code->mcode + cd->dseglen + alignedmcodelen;

                        MCOPY((void *) ncodebase, cd->ncodebase, u1, ncodelen);

                        /* flush the instruction and data caches */

                        md_cacheflush(ncodebase, ncodelen);

                        /* set some cd variables for dynamic_super_rerwite */

                        cd->ncodebase = ncodebase;

                } else {
                        cd->ncodebase = NULL;
                }

                dynamic_super_rewrite(cd);
        }
#endif

        /* jump table resolving */

        for (jr = cd->jumpreferences; jr != NULL; jr = jr->next)
                *((functionptr *) ((ptrint) epoint + jr->tablepos)) =
                        (functionptr) ((ptrint) epoint + (ptrint) jr->target->mpc);

        /* line number table resolving */
        {
                linenumberref *lr;
                ptrint lrtlen = 0;
                ptrint target;

                for (lr = cd->linenumberreferences; lr != NULL; lr = lr->next) {
                        lrtlen++;
                        target = lr->targetmpc;
                        /* if the entry contains an mcode pointer (normal case), resolve it */
                        /* (see doc/inlining_stacktrace.txt for details)                    */
                        if (lr->linenumber >= -2) {
                            target += (ptrint) epoint;
                        }
                        *((functionptr *) ((ptrint) epoint + (ptrint) lr->tablepos)) = 
                                (functionptr) target;
                }
                
                *((functionptr *) ((ptrint) epoint + cd->linenumbertablestartpos)) =
                        (functionptr) ((ptrint) epoint + cd->linenumbertab);

                *((ptrint *) ((ptrint) epoint + cd->linenumbertablesizepos)) = lrtlen;
        }

        /* patcher resolving */

        pr = list_first_unsynced(code->patchers);
        while (pr) {
                pr->mpc += (ptrint) epoint;
                pr->datap = (ptrint) (pr->disp + epoint);
                pr = list_next_unsynced(code->patchers, pr);
        }

#if defined(ENABLE_REPLACEMENT)
        /* replacement point resolving */
        {
                int i;
                rplpoint *rp;

                rp = code->rplpoints;
                for (i=0; i<code->rplpointcount; ++i, ++rp) {
                        rp->pc = (u1*) ((ptrint) epoint + (ptrint) rp->pc);
                }
        }
#endif /* defined(ENABLE_REPLACEMENT) */

        /* add method into methodtree to find the entrypoint */

        codegen_insertmethod(code->entrypoint, code->entrypoint + mcodelen);

#if defined(__I386__) || defined(__X86_64__) || defined(__XDSPCORE__) || defined(__M68K__) || defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        /* resolve data segment references */

        dseg_resolve_datareferences(jd);
#endif

#if defined(ENABLE_THREADS)
        /* create cirtical sections */

        codegen_critical_section_finish(jd);
#endif

        /* flush the instruction and data caches */

        md_cacheflush(code->mcode, code->mcodelength);
}


/* codegen_generate_stub_compiler **********************************************

   Wrapper for codegen_emit_stub_compiler.

   Returns:
       pointer to the compiler stub code.

*******************************************************************************/

u1 *codegen_generate_stub_compiler(methodinfo *m)
{
        jitdata     *jd;
        codegendata *cd;
        ptrint      *d;                     /* pointer to data memory             */
        u1          *c;                     /* pointer to code memory             */
        s4           dumpsize;

        /* mark dump memory */

        dumpsize = dump_size();

        /* allocate required data structures */

        jd = DNEW(jitdata);

        jd->m     = m;
        jd->cd    = DNEW(codegendata);
        jd->flags = 0;

        /* get required compiler data */

        cd = jd->cd;

#if !defined(JIT_COMPILER_VIA_SIGNAL)
        /* allocate code memory */

        c = CNEW(u1, 3 * SIZEOF_VOID_P + COMPILERSTUB_CODESIZE);

        /* set pointers correctly */

        d = (ptrint *) c;

        cd->mcodebase = c;

        c = c + 3 * SIZEOF_VOID_P;
        cd->mcodeptr = c;

        /* NOTE: The codeinfo pointer is actually a pointer to the
           methodinfo (this fakes a codeinfo structure). */

        d[0] = (ptrint) asm_call_jit_compiler;
        d[1] = (ptrint) m;
        d[2] = (ptrint) &d[1];                                    /* fake code->m */

        /* call the emit function */

        codegen_emit_stub_compiler(jd);

#if defined(ENABLE_STATISTICS)
        if (opt_stat)
                count_cstub_len += 3 * SIZEOF_VOID_P + COMPILERSTUB_CODESIZE;
#endif

        /* flush caches */

        md_cacheflush(cd->mcodebase, 3 * SIZEOF_VOID_P + COMPILERSTUB_CODESIZE);
#else
        /* Allocate code memory. */

        c = CNEW(uint8_t, 2 * SIZEOF_VOID_P + COMPILERSTUB_CODESIZE);

        /* Set pointers correctly. */

        d = (ptrint *) c;

        cd->mcodebase = c;

        c = c + 2 * SIZEOF_VOID_P;
        cd->mcodeptr = c;

        /* NOTE: The codeinfo pointer is actually a pointer to the
           methodinfo (this fakes a codeinfo structure). */

        d[0] = (ptrint) m;
        d[1] = (ptrint) &d[0];                                    /* fake code->m */

        /* Emit the trap instruction. */

        emit_trap_compiler(cd);

#if defined(ENABLE_STATISTICS)
        if (opt_stat)
                count_cstub_len += 2 * SIZEOF_VOID_P + COMPILERSTUB_CODESIZE;
#endif

        /* Flush caches. */

        md_cacheflush(cd->mcodebase, 2 * SIZEOF_VOID_P + COMPILERSTUB_CODESIZE);
#endif

        /* release dump memory */

        dump_release(dumpsize);

        /* return native stub code */

        return c;
}


/* codegen_generate_stub_builtin ***********************************************

   Wrapper for codegen_emit_stub_native.

*******************************************************************************/

void codegen_generate_stub_builtin(methodinfo *m, builtintable_entry *bte)
{
        jitdata  *jd;
        codeinfo *code;
        int       skipparams;
        s4        dumpsize;

        /* mark dump memory */

        dumpsize = dump_size();

        jd = DNEW(jitdata);

        jd->m     = m;
        jd->cd    = DNEW(codegendata);
        jd->rd    = NULL;
        jd->flags = 0;

        /* Allocate codeinfo memory from the heap as we need to keep them. */

        jd->code  = code_codeinfo_new(m);

        /* get required compiler data */

        code = jd->code;

        /* setup code generation stuff */

        codegen_setup(jd);

        /* Set the number of native arguments we need to skip. */

        skipparams = 0;

        /* generate the code */

#if defined(ENABLE_JIT)
# if defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        if (!opt_intrp) {
# endif
                assert(bte->fp != NULL);
                codegen_emit_stub_native(jd, bte->md, bte->fp, skipparams);
# if defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        }
# endif
#endif

        /* reallocate the memory and finish the code generation */

        codegen_finish(jd);

        /* set the stub entry point in the builtin table */

        bte->stub = code->entrypoint;

#if defined(ENABLE_STATISTICS)
        if (opt_stat)
                size_stub_native += code->mcodelength;
#endif

#if !defined(NDEBUG) && defined(ENABLE_DISASSEMBLER)
        /* disassemble native stub */

        if (opt_DisassembleStubs) {
                codegen_disassemble_stub(m,
                                                                 (u1 *) (ptrint) code->entrypoint,
                                                                 (u1 *) (ptrint) code->entrypoint + (code->mcodelength - jd->cd->dseglen));

                /* show data segment */

                if (opt_showddatasegment)
                        dseg_display(jd);
        }
#endif /* !defined(NDEBUG) && defined(ENABLE_DISASSEMBLER) */

        /* release memory */

        dump_release(dumpsize);
}


/* codegen_generate_stub_native ************************************************

   Wrapper for codegen_emit_stub_native.

   Returns:
       the codeinfo representing the stub code.

*******************************************************************************/

codeinfo *codegen_generate_stub_native(methodinfo *m, functionptr f)
{
        jitdata     *jd;
        codeinfo    *code;
        s4           dumpsize;
        methoddesc  *md;
        methoddesc  *nmd;       
        int          skipparams;

        /* mark dump memory */

        dumpsize = dump_size();

        jd = DNEW(jitdata);

        jd->m     = m;
        jd->cd    = DNEW(codegendata);
        jd->rd    = DNEW(registerdata);
        jd->flags = 0;

        /* Allocate codeinfo memory from the heap as we need to keep them. */

        jd->code  = code_codeinfo_new(m);

        /* get required compiler data */

        code = jd->code;

        /* set the flags for the current JIT run */

#if defined(ENABLE_PROFILING)
        if (opt_prof)
                jd->flags |= JITDATA_FLAG_INSTRUMENT;
#endif

        if (opt_verbosecall)
                jd->flags |= JITDATA_FLAG_VERBOSECALL;

        /* setup code generation stuff */

#if defined(ENABLE_JIT)
# if defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        if (!opt_intrp)
# endif
                reg_setup(jd);
#endif

        codegen_setup(jd);

        /* create new method descriptor with additional native parameters */

        md = m->parseddesc;

        /* Set the number of native arguments we need to skip. */

        if (m->flags & ACC_STATIC)
                skipparams = 2;
        else
                skipparams = 1;
        
        nmd = (methoddesc *) DMNEW(u1, sizeof(methoddesc) - sizeof(typedesc) +
                                                           md->paramcount * sizeof(typedesc) +
                                                           skipparams * sizeof(typedesc));

        nmd->paramcount = md->paramcount + skipparams;

        nmd->params = DMNEW(paramdesc, nmd->paramcount);

        nmd->paramtypes[0].type = TYPE_ADR; /* add environment pointer            */

        if (m->flags & ACC_STATIC)
                nmd->paramtypes[1].type = TYPE_ADR; /* add class pointer              */

        MCOPY(nmd->paramtypes + skipparams, md->paramtypes, typedesc,
                  md->paramcount);

#if defined(ENABLE_JIT)
# if defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        if (!opt_intrp)
# endif
                /* pre-allocate the arguments for the native ABI */

                md_param_alloc_native(nmd);
#endif

        /* generate the code */

#if defined(ENABLE_JIT)
# if defined(ENABLE_INTRP)
        if (opt_intrp)
                intrp_createnativestub(f, jd, nmd);
        else
# endif
                codegen_emit_stub_native(jd, nmd, f, skipparams);
#else
        intrp_createnativestub(f, jd, nmd);
#endif

        /* reallocate the memory and finish the code generation */

        codegen_finish(jd);

#if defined(ENABLE_STATISTICS)
        /* must be done after codegen_finish() */

        if (opt_stat)
                size_stub_native += code->mcodelength;
#endif

#if !defined(NDEBUG) && defined(ENABLE_DISASSEMBLER)
        /* disassemble native stub */

        if (opt_DisassembleStubs) {
# if defined(ENABLE_DEBUG_FILTER)
                if (m->filtermatches & SHOW_FILTER_FLAG_SHOW_METHOD)
# endif
                {
                        codegen_disassemble_stub(m,
                                                                         (u1 *) (ptrint) code->entrypoint,
                                                                         (u1 *) (ptrint) code->entrypoint + (code->mcodelength - jd->cd->dseglen));

                        /* show data segment */

                        if (opt_showddatasegment)
                                dseg_display(jd);
                }
        }
#endif /* !defined(NDEBUG) && defined(ENABLE_DISASSEMBLER) */

        /* release memory */

        dump_release(dumpsize);

        /* return native stub code */

        return code;
}


/* codegen_disassemble_nativestub **********************************************

   Disassembles the generated builtin or native stub.

*******************************************************************************/

#if defined(ENABLE_DISASSEMBLER)
void codegen_disassemble_stub(methodinfo *m, u1 *start, u1 *end)
{
        printf("Stub code: ");
        if (m->class != NULL)
                utf_fprint_printable_ascii_classname(stdout, m->class->name);
        else
                printf("NULL");
        printf(".");
        utf_fprint_printable_ascii(stdout, m->name);
        utf_fprint_printable_ascii(stdout, m->descriptor);
        printf("\nLength: %d\n\n", (s4) (end - start));

        DISASSEMBLE(start, end);
}
#endif


/* codegen_start_native_call ***************************************************

   Prepares the stuff required for a native (JNI) function call:

   - adds a stackframe info structure to the chain, for stacktraces
   - prepares the local references table on the stack

   The layout of the native stub stackframe should look like this:

   +---------------------------+ <- java SP (of parent Java function)
   | return address            |
   +---------------------------+ <- data SP
   |                           |
   | stackframe info structure |
   |                           |
   +---------------------------+
   |                           |
   | local references table    |
   |                           |
   +---------------------------+
   |                           |
   | saved registers (if any)  |
   |                           |
   +---------------------------+
   |                           |
   | arguments (if any)        |
   |                           |
   +---------------------------+ <- current SP (native stub)

*******************************************************************************/

java_handle_t *codegen_start_native_call(u1 *sp, u1 *pv)
{
        stackframeinfo *sfi;
        localref_table *lrt;
        methodinfo     *m;
        int32_t         framesize;

        uint8_t  *datasp;
        uint8_t  *javasp;
        uint64_t *arg_regs;
        uint64_t *arg_stack;

        STATISTICS(count_calls_java_to_native++);

        /* Get the methodinfo. */

        m = code_get_methodinfo_for_pv(pv);

        assert(m);

        framesize = *((int32_t *) (pv + FrameSize));

        assert(framesize >= sizeof(stackframeinfo) + sizeof(localref_table));

        /* calculate needed values */

#if defined(__ALPHA__) || defined(__ARM__)
        datasp    = sp + framesize - SIZEOF_VOID_P;
        javasp    = sp + framesize;
        arg_regs  = (uint64_t *) sp;
        arg_stack = (uint64_t *) javasp;
#elif defined(__MIPS__)
        /* MIPS always uses 8 bytes to store the RA */
        datasp    = sp + framesize - 8;
        javasp    = sp + framesize;
#elif defined(__S390__)
        datasp    = sp + framesize - 8;
        javasp    = sp + framesize;
        arg_regs  = (uint64_t *) (sp + 96);
        arg_stack = (uint64_t *) javasp;
#elif defined(__I386__) || defined(__M68K__) || defined(__X86_64__)
        datasp    = sp + framesize;
        javasp    = sp + framesize + SIZEOF_VOID_P;
        arg_regs  = (uint64_t *) sp;
        arg_stack = (uint64_t *) javasp;
#elif defined(__POWERPC__)
        datasp    = sp + framesize;
        javasp    = sp + framesize;
        arg_regs  = (uint64_t *) (sp + LA_SIZE + 4 * SIZEOF_VOID_P);
        arg_stack = (uint64_t *) javasp;
#elif defined(__POWERPC64__)
        datasp    = sp + framesize;
        javasp    = sp + framesize;
        arg_regs  = (uint64_t *) (sp + PA_SIZE + LA_SIZE + 4 * SIZEOF_VOID_P);
        arg_stack = (uint64_t *) javasp;
#else
        /* XXX is was unable to do this port for SPARC64, sorry. (-michi) */
        /* XXX maybe we need to pass the RA as argument there */
        vm_abort("codegen_start_native_call: unsupported architecture");
#endif

        /* get data structures from stack */

        sfi = (stackframeinfo *) (datasp - sizeof(stackframeinfo));
        lrt = (localref_table *) (datasp - sizeof(stackframeinfo) - 
                                                          sizeof(localref_table));

#if defined(ENABLE_JNI)
        /* add current JNI local references table to this thread */

        localref_table_add(lrt);
#endif

#if !defined(NDEBUG)
# if defined(__ALPHA__) || defined(__POWERPC__) || defined(__POWERPC64__) || defined(__X86_64__) || defined(__S390__)
        /* print the call-trace if necesarry */
        /* BEFORE: filling the local reference table */

        if (opt_TraceJavaCalls)
                trace_java_call_enter(m, arg_regs, arg_stack);
# endif
#endif

#if defined(ENABLE_HANDLES)
        /* place all references into the local reference table */
        /* BEFORE: creating stackframeinfo */

        localref_native_enter(m, arg_regs, arg_stack);
#endif

        /* Add a stackframeinfo for this native method.  We don't have RA
           and XPC here.  These are determined in
           stacktrace_stackframeinfo_add. */

        stacktrace_stackframeinfo_add(sfi, pv, sp, NULL, NULL);

        /* Return a wrapped classinfo for static methods. */

        if (m->flags & ACC_STATIC)
                return LLNI_classinfo_wrap(m->class);
        else
                return NULL;
}


/* codegen_finish_native_call **************************************************

   Removes the stuff required for a native (JNI) function call.
   Additionally it checks for an exceptions and in case, get the
   exception object and clear the pointer.

*******************************************************************************/

java_object_t *codegen_finish_native_call(u1 *sp, u1 *pv)
{
        stackframeinfo *sfi;
        java_handle_t  *e;
        java_object_t  *o;
        codeinfo       *code;
        methodinfo     *m;
        int32_t         framesize;

        uint8_t  *datasp;
        uint64_t *ret_regs;

        /* get information from method header */

        code      = *((codeinfo **) (pv + CodeinfoPointer));
        framesize = *((int32_t *)   (pv + FrameSize));
        assert(code);

        /* get the methodinfo */

        m = code->m;
        assert(m);

        /* calculate needed values */

#if defined(__ALPHA__) || defined(__ARM__)
        datasp   = sp + framesize - SIZEOF_VOID_P;
        ret_regs = (uint64_t *) sp;
#elif defined(__MIPS__)
        /* MIPS always uses 8 bytes to store the RA */
        datasp   = sp + framesize - 8;
#elif defined(__S390__)
        datasp   = sp + framesize - 8;
        ret_regs = (uint64_t *) (sp + 96);
#elif defined(__I386__)
        datasp   = sp + framesize;
        ret_regs = (uint64_t *) (sp + 2 * SIZEOF_VOID_P);
#elif defined(__M68K__) || defined(__X86_64__)
        datasp   = sp + framesize;
        ret_regs = (uint64_t *) sp;
#elif defined(__POWERPC__)
        datasp   = sp + framesize;
        ret_regs = (uint64_t *) (sp + LA_SIZE + 2 * SIZEOF_VOID_P);
#elif defined(__POWERPC64__)
        datasp   = sp + framesize;
        ret_regs = (uint64_t *) (sp + PA_SIZE + LA_SIZE + 2 * SIZEOF_VOID_P);
#else
        vm_abort("codegen_finish_native_call: unsupported architecture");
#endif

        /* get data structures from stack */

        sfi = (stackframeinfo *) (datasp - sizeof(stackframeinfo));

        /* Remove current stackframeinfo from chain. */

        stacktrace_stackframeinfo_remove(sfi);

#if defined(ENABLE_HANDLES)
        /* unwrap the return value from the local reference table */
        /* AFTER: removing the stackframeinfo */
        /* BEFORE: releasing the local reference table */

        localref_native_exit(m, ret_regs);
#endif

        /* get and unwrap the exception */
        /* AFTER: removing the stackframe info */
        /* BEFORE: releasing the local reference table */

        e = exceptions_get_and_clear_exception();
        o = LLNI_UNWRAP(e);

#if defined(ENABLE_JNI)
        /* release JNI local references table for this thread */

        localref_frame_pop_all();
        localref_table_remove();
#endif

#if !defined(NDEBUG)
# if defined(__ALPHA__) || defined(__POWERPC__) || defined(__POWERPC64__) || defined(__X86_64__) || defined(__S390__)
        /* print the call-trace if necesarry */
        /* AFTER: unwrapping the return value */

        if (opt_TraceJavaCalls)
                trace_java_call_exit(m, ret_regs);
# endif
#endif

        return o;
}


/* removecompilerstub **********************************************************

   Deletes a compilerstub from memory (simply by freeing it).

*******************************************************************************/

void removecompilerstub(u1 *stub)
{
        /* pass size 1 to keep the intern function happy */

        CFREE((void *) stub, 1);
}


/* removenativestub ************************************************************

   Removes a previously created native-stub from memory.
    
*******************************************************************************/

void removenativestub(u1 *stub)
{
        /* pass size 1 to keep the intern function happy */

        CFREE((void *) stub, 1);
}


/* codegen_reg_of_var **********************************************************

   This function determines a register, to which the result of an
   operation should go, when it is ultimatively intended to store the
   result in pseudoregister v.  If v is assigned to an actual
   register, this register will be returned.  Otherwise (when v is
   spilled) this function returns tempregnum.  If not already done,
   regoff and flags are set in the stack location.
       
*******************************************************************************/

s4 codegen_reg_of_var(u2 opcode, varinfo *v, s4 tempregnum)
{

#if 0
        /* Do we have to generate a conditional move?  Yes, then always
           return the temporary register.  The real register is identified
           during the store. */

        if (opcode & ICMD_CONDITION_MASK)
                return tempregnum;
#endif

        if (!(v->flags & INMEMORY))
                return v->vv.regoff;

        return tempregnum;
}


/* codegen_reg_of_dst **********************************************************

   This function determines a register, to which the result of an
   operation should go, when it is ultimatively intended to store the
   result in iptr->dst.var.  If dst.var is assigned to an actual
   register, this register will be returned.  Otherwise (when it is
   spilled) this function returns tempregnum.  If not already done,
   regoff and flags are set in the stack location.
       
*******************************************************************************/

s4 codegen_reg_of_dst(jitdata *jd, instruction *iptr, s4 tempregnum)
{
        return codegen_reg_of_var(iptr->opc, VAROP(iptr->dst), tempregnum);
}


/* codegen_emit_phi_moves ****************************************************

   Emits phi moves at the end of the basicblock.

*******************************************************************************/

#if defined(ENABLE_SSA)
void codegen_emit_phi_moves(jitdata *jd, basicblock *bptr)
{
        int lt_d,lt_s,i;
        lsradata *ls;
        codegendata *cd;
        varinfo *s, *d;
        instruction tmp_i;

        cd = jd->cd;
        ls = jd->ls;

        MCODECHECK(512);

        /* Moves from phi functions with highest indices have to be */
        /* inserted first, since this is the order as is used for   */
        /* conflict resolution */

        for(i = ls->num_phi_moves[bptr->nr] - 1; i >= 0 ; i--) {
                lt_d = ls->phi_moves[bptr->nr][i][0];
                lt_s = ls->phi_moves[bptr->nr][i][1];
#if defined(SSA_DEBUG_VERBOSE)
                if (compileverbose)
                        printf("BB %3i Move %3i <- %3i ", bptr->nr, lt_d, lt_s);
#endif
                if (lt_s == UNUSED) {
#if defined(SSA_DEBUG_VERBOSE)
                if (compileverbose)
                        printf(" ... not processed \n");
#endif
                        continue;
                }
                        
                d = VAR(ls->lifetime[lt_d].v_index);
                s = VAR(ls->lifetime[lt_s].v_index);
                

                if (d->type == -1) {
#if defined(SSA_DEBUG_VERBOSE)
                        if (compileverbose)
                                printf("...returning - phi lifetimes where joined\n");
#endif
                        return;
                }

                if (s->type == -1) {
#if defined(SSA_DEBUG_VERBOSE)
                        if (compileverbose)
                                printf("...returning - phi lifetimes where joined\n");
#endif
                        return;
                }

                tmp_i.opc = 0;
                tmp_i.s1.varindex = ls->lifetime[lt_s].v_index;
                tmp_i.dst.varindex = ls->lifetime[lt_d].v_index;
                emit_copy(jd, &tmp_i);

#if defined(SSA_DEBUG_VERBOSE)
                if (compileverbose) {
                        if (IS_INMEMORY(d->flags) && IS_INMEMORY(s->flags)) {
                                /* mem -> mem */
                                printf("M%3i <- M%3i",d->vv.regoff,s->vv.regoff);
                        }
                        else if (IS_INMEMORY(s->flags)) {
                                /* mem -> reg */
                                printf("R%3i <- M%3i",d->vv.regoff,s->vv.regoff);
                        }
                        else if (IS_INMEMORY(d->flags)) {
                                /* reg -> mem */
                                printf("M%3i <- R%3i",d->vv.regoff,s->vv.regoff);
                        }
                        else {
                                /* reg -> reg */
                                printf("R%3i <- R%3i",d->vv.regoff,s->vv.regoff);
                        }
                        printf("\n");
                }
#endif /* defined(SSA_DEBUG_VERBOSE) */
        }
}
#endif /* defined(ENABLE_SSA) */



/*
 * These are local overrides for various environment variables in Emacs.
 * Please do not remove this and leave it at the end of the file, where
 * Emacs will automagically detect them.
 * ---------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Local variables:
 * mode: c
 * indent-tabs-mode: t
 * c-basic-offset: 4
 * tab-width: 4
 * End:
 * vim:noexpandtab:sw=4:ts=4:
 */