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feat[venom]: add codesize optimization pass #4333
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i = 0 | ||
while i < len(bb.instructions): | ||
inst = bb.instructions[i] | ||
i += 1 |
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i = 0 | |
while i < len(bb.instructions): | |
inst = bb.instructions[i] | |
i += 1 | |
for inst in bb.instructions: |
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val = op.value | ||
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if val == (2**256 - 1): |
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Make use of constants that we have for numbers like these
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# transform things like 0xffff...01 to (not 0xfe) | ||
binz = bin(val)[2:] | ||
if (ix := binz.find("0")) > 8: # `not` is 1 byte |
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Maybe, extract 8 and 24 to constants like BITS_FOR_SHL
and BITS_FOR_NOT
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inst.opcode = "shl" | ||
# sanity check | ||
assert (val >> ix) << ix == val, val | ||
assert (val >> ix) & 1 == 1 | ||
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inst.operands = [IRLiteral(val >> ix), IRLiteral(ix)] |
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inst.opcode = "shl" | |
# sanity check | |
assert (val >> ix) << ix == val, val | |
assert (val >> ix) & 1 == 1 | |
inst.operands = [IRLiteral(val >> ix), IRLiteral(ix)] | |
# sanity check | |
assert (val >> ix) << ix == val, val | |
assert (val >> ix) & 1 == 1 | |
inst.opcode = "shl" | |
inst.operands = [IRLiteral(val >> ix), IRLiteral(ix)] |
for bb in self.function.get_basic_blocks(): | ||
self._process_bb(bb) | ||
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def _process_bb(self, bb): |
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For readability, it might be a good thing to add comments to "separate" the three rules the processing applies, or make them separate methods?
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I have made some comments in the code above. Additionally, we could add some tests for the optimization cases.
What I did
basic codesize optimization which strengthens large literals to evm computations which are shorter
How I did it
How to verify it
saves 450 bytes (2.5%) on https://gist.github.com/charles-cooper/eed70340aee2a47478ca0fc2ea6d5140
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