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/**
 * Optimisation stage that replaces expressions known to be the current value of a variable
 * in scope by a reference to that variable.
 */
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using namespace std;
using namespace solidity;
using namespace solidity::yul;
using namespace solidity::util;
void CommonSubexpressionEliminator::run(OptimiserStepContext& _context, Block& _ast)
{
	CommonSubexpressionEliminator cse{
		_context.dialect,
		SideEffectsPropagator::sideEffects(_context.dialect, CallGraphGenerator::callGraph(_ast))
	};
	cse(_ast);
}
CommonSubexpressionEliminator::CommonSubexpressionEliminator(
	Dialect const& _dialect,
	map _functionSideEffects
):
	DataFlowAnalyzer(_dialect, MemoryAndStorage::Ignore, std::move(_functionSideEffects))
{
}
void CommonSubexpressionEliminator::operator()(FunctionDefinition& _fun)
{
	ScopedSaveAndRestore returnVariables(m_returnVariables, {});
	ScopedSaveAndRestore replacementCandidates(m_replacementCandidates, {});
	for (auto const& v: _fun.returnVariables)
		m_returnVariables.insert(v.name);
	DataFlowAnalyzer::operator()(_fun);
}
void CommonSubexpressionEliminator::visit(Expression& _e)
{
	bool descend = true;
	// If this is a function call to a function that requires literal arguments,
	// do not try to simplify there.
	if (holds_alternative(_e))
	{
		FunctionCall& funCall = std::get(_e);
		if (BuiltinFunction const* builtin = m_dialect.builtin(funCall.functionName.name))
		{
			for (size_t i = funCall.arguments.size(); i > 0; i--)
				// We should not modify function arguments that have to be literals
				// Note that replacing the function call entirely is fine,
				// if the function call is movable.
				if (!builtin->literalArgument(i - 1))
					visit(funCall.arguments[i - 1]);
			descend = false;
		}
	}
	// We visit the inner expression first to first simplify inner expressions,
	// which hopefully allows more matches.
	// Note that the DataFlowAnalyzer itself only has code for visiting Statements,
	// so this basically invokes the AST walker directly and thus post-visiting
	// is also fine with regards to data flow analysis.
	if (descend)
		DataFlowAnalyzer::visit(_e);
	if (Identifier const* identifier = get_if(&_e))
	{
		YulString identifierName = identifier->name;
		if (AssignedValue const* assignedValue = variableValue(identifierName))
		{
			assertThrow(assignedValue->value, OptimizerException, "");
			if (Identifier const* value = get_if(assignedValue->value))
				if (inScope(value->name))
					_e = Identifier{debugDataOf(_e), value->name};
		}
	}
	else if (auto const* candidates = util::valueOrNullptr(m_replacementCandidates, _e))
		for (auto const& variable: *candidates)
			if (AssignedValue const* value = variableValue(variable))
			{
				assertThrow(value->value, OptimizerException, "");
				// Prevent using the default value of return variables
				// instead of literal zeros.
				if (
					m_returnVariables.count(variable) &&
					holds_alternative(*value->value) &&
					valueOfLiteral(get(*value->value)) == 0
				)
					continue;
				// We check for syntactic equality again because the value might have changed.
				if (inScope(variable) && SyntacticallyEqual{}(_e, *value->value))
				{
					_e = Identifier{debugDataOf(_e), variable};
					break;
				}
			}
}
void CommonSubexpressionEliminator::assignValue(YulString _variable, Expression const* _value)
{
	if (_value)
		m_replacementCandidates[*_value].insert(_variable);
	DataFlowAnalyzer::assignValue(_variable, _value);
}