ldc/tests/codegen/inlining_stdlib.d
Johan Engelen 55a8097736 Only enable cross-module inlining when explicitly set on the commandline.
In particular, this disables cross-module inlining of `pragma(inline, true)` functions.
2016-09-04 11:38:12 +02:00

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// Test inlining of some standard library functions
// REQUIRES: atleast_llvm307
// RUN: %ldc %s -c -output-ll -release -O0 -of=%t.O0.ll && FileCheck %s --check-prefix OPT0 < %t.O0.ll
// RUN: %ldc %s -c -output-ll -release -O3 -enable-cross-module-inlining -of=%t.O3.ll && FileCheck %s --check-prefix OPT3 < %t.O3.ll
extern (C): // simplify mangling for easier matching
// OPT0-LABEL: define{{.*}} @foo(
// OPT3-LABEL: define{{.*}} @foo(
int foo(size_t i)
{
// core.bitop.bsf() is force-inlined
import core.bitop;
// FIXME: The OPT0 check is disabled for now, because cross-module inlining is disabled fully (also for `pragma(inline, true)` functions).
// O PT0: call {{.*}} @llvm.cttz
// OPT3: call {{.*}} @llvm.cttz
return bsf(i);
// OPT0: ret
// OPT3: ret
}
// OPT0-LABEL: define{{.*}} @ggg(
// OPT3-LABEL: define{{.*}} @ggg(
char[] ggg(char* str)
{
// std.string.fromStringz() is inlined when optimizing
import std.string;
// OPT0: call {{.*}} @{{.*}}std6string11fromStringz
// OPT3: call {{.*}}strlen
return fromStringz(str);
// OPT0: ret
// OPT3: ret
}
// OPT0: declare {{.*}}std6string11fromStringz
// OPT3: declare {{.*}}strlen