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// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0
#pragma once

#include <libyul/optimiser/Metrics.h>
#include <libyul/optimiser/NameDispenser.h>

#include <libyul/AST.h>

namespace solidity::yul::unusedFunctionsCommon
{

/// Returns true if applying UnusedFunctionParameterPruner is not helpful or redundant because the
/// inliner will be able to handle it anyway.
inline bool tooSimpleToBePruned(FunctionDefinition const& _f)
{
	return _f.body.statements.size() <= 1 && CodeSize::codeSize(_f.body) <= 1;
}

/// Given a function definition `_original`, this function returns a 'linking' function that calls
/// `_originalFunctionName` (with reduced parameters and return values).
///
/// The parameter `_usedParametersAndReturnVariables` is a pair of boolean-vectors. Its `.first`
/// corresponds to function parameters and its `.second` corresponds to function return-variables. A
/// false value at index `i` means that the corresponding function parameter / return-variable at
/// index `i` is unused.
///
/// Example:
///
/// Let `_original` be the function `function f_1() -> y { }`. (In practice, this function usually cannot
/// be inlined and has parameters / return-variables that are unused.)
/// Let `_usedParametersAndReturnVariables` be `({}, {false})`
/// Let `_originalFunctionName` be `f`.
/// Let `_linkingFunctionName` be `f_1`.
///
/// Then the returned linking function would be `function f_1() -> y_1 { f() }`
FunctionDefinition createLinkingFunction(
	FunctionDefinition const& _original,
	std::pair<std::vector<bool>, std::vector<bool>> const& _usedParametersAndReturns,
	YulString const& _originalFunctionName,
	YulString const& _linkingFunctionName,
	NameDispenser& _nameDispenser
);

}