private bool IsAlwaysBranch(Opcode next)
{
JumpIfOpcode opcode = next as JumpIfOpcode;
if (opcode != null)
{
if (opcode.Test)
{
Opcode opcode3;
Opcode jump = opcode.Jump;
if (jump == null)
{
return(false);
}
if (jump.TestFlag(OpcodeFlags.Branch))
{
OpcodeList branches = ((BranchOpcode)jump).Branches;
for (int i = 0; i < branches.Count; i++)
{
opcode3 = branches[i].Next;
if ((opcode3 != null) && !opcode3.TestFlag(OpcodeFlags.Result))
{
return(true);
}
}
return(false);
}
opcode3 = opcode.Jump.Next;
if ((opcode3 != null) && opcode3.TestFlag(OpcodeFlags.Result))
{
return(false);
}
}
return(true);
}
if (OpcodeID.BlockEnd == next.ID)
{
return(!next.Next.TestFlag(OpcodeFlags.Result));
}
return(!next.TestFlag(OpcodeFlags.Result));
}
bool IsAlwaysBranch(Opcode next)
{
Fx.Assert(null != next, "");
// Opcodes subsequent to matching literals must obviously be branched to.
// The question is whether we should branch to the opcodes following those literals that do *not* match.
// Naturally, the answer depends on the sort of opcode that succeeds the literal.
//
// If the literal is within a boolean conjunction, the succeeding opcode will either be a JumpIfNot
// Or a BlockEnd.
//
// -If the JumpIfNot is multiway, then always evaluate if it contains ANY non-result only opcodes.
// -If JumpIfNot(False) -i.e. AND - only evaluate if the opcode succeeding the jump is NOT a result opcode.
// -If JumpIfNot(True) - i.e. OR - always evaluate
//
// -If BlockEnd - evaluate only if not followed by a result
//
// When branching for matching literals, we push trues onto the ValueStack corresponding to the items that
// matched. When branching for non-matching literals, we push ALL FALSE values... and then eval.
// is it a the termination of a conditional?
JumpIfOpcode jump = next as JumpIfOpcode;
if (null != jump)
{
// Is the conditional JumpIfNot(False) = i.e. OR?
if (!jump.Test)
{
return(true);
}
// Does the conditional actually jump to anything? Should never be the case, but paranoia demands..
Opcode jumpTo = jump.Jump;
if (null == jumpTo)
{
return(false);
}
// Lets see where the jump will take us
Opcode postJump;
if (jumpTo.TestFlag(OpcodeFlags.Branch))
{
// Multiway jump
OpcodeList branches = ((BranchOpcode)jumpTo).Branches;
for (int i = 0; i < branches.Count; ++i)
{
postJump = branches[i].Next;
if (null != postJump && !postJump.TestFlag(OpcodeFlags.Result))
{
// There is at least one jump here that leads to a non-result.
// For now, this dooms everybody to being branched to, whether or not their respective literals
// matched
return(true);
}
}
return(false);
}
// single jump
postJump = jump.Jump.Next;
if (null != postJump && postJump.TestFlag(OpcodeFlags.Result))
{
return(false);
}
return(true);
}
// If the next opcode is a BlockEnd, then only bother processing if what follows the block is not a result
if (OpcodeID.BlockEnd == next.ID)
{
Fx.Assert(null != next.Next, "");
return(!next.Next.TestFlag(OpcodeFlags.Result));
}
// The literal is not inside a boolean conjunction
// If the literal is not followed by a result, then we must do further processing after the branch
return(!next.TestFlag(OpcodeFlags.Result));
}
