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clang-p2996/llvm/test/MC/X86/directive-avoid_end_align.s
Amir Ayupov 82bc33ea3f [BOLT] Fix unconditional output of boltedcollection in merge-fdata (#78653)
Fix the bug where merge-fdata unconditionally outputs boltedcollection 
line, regardless of whether input files have it set.

Test Plan:
Added bolt/test/X86/merge-fdata-nobat-mode.test which fails without this
fix.
2024-01-18 19:44:16 -08:00

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# RUN: llvm-mc -triple=x86_64 -filetype=obj %s | llvm-objdump --no-show-raw-insn -d - | FileCheck %s
# RUN: not llvm-mc -triple=x86_64 --defsym ERR=1 %s -o /dev/null 2>&1 | FileCheck %s --check-prefix=ERR
# avoid_end_align has no effect since test doesn't end at alignment boundary:
.avoid_end_align 64
# CHECK-NOT: nop
testl %eax, %eax
# CHECK: testl %eax, %eax
je .LBB0
.fill 58, 1, 0x00
# NeverAlign followed by MCDataFragment:
# avoid_end_align inserts nop because `test` would end at alignment boundary:
.avoid_end_align 64
# CHECK: 3e: nop
testl %eax, %eax
# CHECK-NEXT: 3f: testl %eax, %eax
je .LBB0
# CHECK-NEXT: 41: je
.LBB0:
retq
.p2align 6
.L0:
.nops 57
int3
# NeverAlign followed by RelaxableFragment:
.avoid_end_align 64
# CHECK: ba: nop
cmpl $(.L1-.L0), %eax
# CHECK-NEXT: bb: cmpl
je .L0
# CHECK-NEXT: c1: je
.nops 65
.L1:
###############################################################################
# Experiment A:
# Check that NeverAlign doesn't introduce infinite loops in layout.
# Control:
# 1. NeverAlign fragment is not added,
# 2. Short formats of cmp and jcc are used (3 and 2 bytes respectively),
# 3. cmp and jcc are placed such that to be split by 64B alignment boundary.
# 4. jcc would be relaxed to a longer format if at least one byte is added
# between .L10 and je itself, e.g. by adding a NeverAlign padding byte,
# or relaxing cmp instruction.
# 5. cmp would be relaxed to a longer format if at least one byte is added
# between .L11 and .L12, e.g. due to relaxing jcc instruction.
.p2align 6
# CHECK: 140: int3
.fill 2, 1, 0xcc
.L10:
.nops 122
int3
# CHECK: 1bc: int3
# no avoid_end_align here
# CHECK-NOT: nop
cmp $(.L12-.L11), %eax
# CHECK: 1bd: cmpl
.L11:
je .L10
# CHECK-NEXT: 1c0: je
.nops 125
.L12:
# Experiment:
# Same setup as control, except NeverAlign fragment is added before cmp.
# Expected effect:
# 1. NeverAlign pads cmp+jcc by one byte since cmp and jcc are split by a 64B
# alignment boundary,
# 2. This extra byte forces jcc relaxation to a longer format (Control rule #4),
# 3. This results in an cmp relaxation (Control rule #5),
# 4. Which in turn makes NeverAlign fragment unnecessary as cmp and jcc
# are no longer split by an alignment boundary (cmp crosses the boundary).
# 5. NeverAlign padding is removed.
# 6. cmp and jcc instruction remain in relaxed form.
# 7. Relaxation converges, layout succeeds.
.p2align 6
# CHECK: 240: int3
.fill 2, 1, 0xcc
.L20:
.nops 122
int3
# CHECK: 2bc: int3
.avoid_end_align 64
# CHECK-NOT: nop
cmp $(.L22-.L21), %eax
# CHECK-NEXT: 2bd: cmpl
.L21:
je .L20
# CHECK-NEXT: 2c3: je
.nops 125
.L22:
###############################################################################
# Experiment B: similar to exp A, but we check that once NeverAlign padding is
# removed from the layout (exp A, experiment step 5), the increased distance
# between the symbols L33 and L34 triggers the relaxation of instruction at
# label L32.
#
# Control 1: using a one-byte instruction at L33 (site of NeverAlign) leads to
# steps 2-3 of exp A, experiment:
# 2. This extra byte forces jcc relaxation to a longer format (Control rule #4),
# 3. This results in an cmp relaxation (Control rule #5),
# => short cmp under L32
.p2align 6
# CHECK: 380: int3
.fill 2, 1, 0xcc
.L30:
.nops 122
int3
# CHECK: 3fc: int3
hlt
#.avoid_end_align 64
.L33:
cmp $(.L32-.L31), %eax
# CHECK: 3fe: cmpl
.L31:
je .L30
# CHECK-NEXT: 404: je
.nops 114
.p2align 1
int3
int3
# CHECK: 47c: int3
.L34:
.nops 9
.L32:
cmp $(.L33-.L34), %eax
# CHECK: 487: cmp
# note that the size of cmp is 48a-487 == 3 bytes (distance is exactly -128)
int3
# CHECK-NEXT: 48a: int3
# Control 2: leaving out a byte at L43 (site of NeverAlign), plus
# relaxed jcc and cmp leads to a relaxed cmp under L42 (-129 as cmp's immediate)
.p2align 6
# CHECK: 4c0: int3
.fill 2, 1, 0xcc
.L40:
.nops 122
int3
# CHECK: 53c: int3
# int3
#.avoid_end_align 64
.L43:
cmp $(.L42-.L41+0x100), %eax
# CHECK: 53d: cmpl
.L41:
je .L40+0x100
# CHECK-NEXT: 543: je
.nops 114
.p2align 1
int3
int3
# CHECK: 5bc: int3
.L44:
.nops 9
.L42:
cmp $(.L43-.L44), %eax
# CHECK: 5c7: cmp
# note that the size of cmp is 5cd-5c7 == 6 bytes (distance is exactly -129)
int3
# CHECK-NEXT: 5cd: int3
# Experiment
# Checking if removing NeverAlign padding at L53 as a result of alignment and
# relaxation of cmp and jcc following it (see exp A), thus reproducing the case
# in Control 2 (getting a relaxed cmp under L52), is handled correctly.
.p2align 6
# CHECK: 600: int3
.fill 2, 1, 0xcc
.L50:
.nops 122
int3
# CHECK: 67c: int3
.avoid_end_align 64
.L53:
# CHECK-NOT: nop
cmp $(.L52-.L51), %eax
# CHECK-NEXT: 67d: cmpl
.L51:
je .L50
# CHECK-NEXT: 683: je
.nops 114
.p2align 1
int3
int3
# CHECK: 6fc: int3
.L54:
.nops 9
.L52:
cmp $(.L53-.L54), %eax
# CHECK: 707: cmp
# note that the size of cmp is 70d-707 == 6 bytes (distance is exactly -129)
int3
# CHECK-NEXT: 70d: int3
.ifdef ERR
# ERR: {{.*}}.s:[[#@LINE+1]]:17: error: unknown token in expression
.avoid_end_align
# ERR: {{.*}}.s:[[#@LINE+1]]:18: error: expected absolute expression
.avoid_end_align x
# ERR: {{.*}}.s:[[#@LINE+1]]:18: error: expected a positive alignment
.avoid_end_align 0
# ERR: {{.*}}.s:[[#@LINE+1]]:20: error: unexpected token in directive
.avoid_end_align 64, 0
.endif