BugDriver.h revision 6520785dcd22012535934098942d57c07c7631c2
1//===- BugDriver.h - Top-Level BugPoint class -------------------*- C++ -*-===// 2// 3// This class contains all of the shared state and information that is used by 4// the BugPoint tool to track down errors in optimizations. This class is the 5// main driver class that invokes all sub-functionality. 6// 7//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// 8 9#ifndef BUGDRIVER_H 10#define BUGDRIVER_H 11 12#include <vector> 13#include <string> 14class PassInfo; 15class Module; 16class Function; 17class AbstractInterpreter; 18class Instruction; 19 20class BugDriver { 21 const std::string ToolName; // Name of bugpoint 22 Module *Program; // The raw program, linked together 23 std::vector<const PassInfo*> PassesToRun; 24 AbstractInterpreter *Interpreter; // How to run the program 25public: 26 BugDriver(const char *toolname) 27 : ToolName(toolname), Program(0), Interpreter(0) {} 28 29 const std::string &getToolName() const { return ToolName; } 30 31 // Set up methods... these methods are used to copy information about the 32 // command line arguments into instance variables of BugDriver. 33 // 34 bool addSources(const std::vector<std::string> &FileNames); 35 template<class It> 36 void addPasses(It I, It E) { PassesToRun.insert(PassesToRun.end(), I, E); } 37 38 /// run - The top level method that is invoked after all of the instance 39 /// variables are set up from command line arguments. 40 /// 41 bool run(); 42 43 /// debugCrash - This method is called when some pass crashes on input. It 44 /// attempts to prune down the testcase to something reasonable, and figure 45 /// out exactly which pass is crashing. 46 /// 47 bool debugCrash(); 48 49 /// debugPassCrash - This method is called when the specified pass crashes on 50 /// Program as input. It tries to reduce the testcase to something that still 51 /// crashes, but it smaller. 52 /// 53 bool debugPassCrash(const PassInfo *PI); 54 55 /// debugMiscompilation - This method is used when the passes selected are not 56 /// crashing, but the generated output is semantically different from the 57 /// input. 58 bool debugMiscompilation(); 59 60 /// debugPassMiscompilation - This method is called when the specified pass 61 /// miscompiles Program as input. It tries to reduce the testcase to 62 /// something that smaller that still miscompiles the program. 63 /// ReferenceOutput contains the filename of the file containing the output we 64 /// are to match. 65 /// 66 bool debugPassMiscompilation(const PassInfo *ThePass, 67 const std::string &ReferenceOutput); 68 69private: 70 /// ParseInputFile - Given a bytecode or assembly input filename, parse and 71 /// return it, or return null if not possible. 72 /// 73 Module *ParseInputFile(const std::string &InputFilename) const; 74 75 /// writeProgramToFile - This writes the current "Program" to the named 76 /// bytecode file. If an error occurs, true is returned. 77 /// 78 bool writeProgramToFile(const std::string &Filename, Module *M = 0) const; 79 80 81 /// EmitProgressBytecode - This function is used to output the current Program 82 /// to a file named "bugpoing-ID.bc". 83 /// 84 void EmitProgressBytecode(const PassInfo *Pass, const std::string &ID); 85 86 /// runPasses - Run the specified passes on Program, outputting a bytecode 87 /// file and writting the filename into OutputFile if successful. If the 88 /// optimizations fail for some reason (optimizer crashes), return true, 89 /// otherwise return false. If DeleteOutput is set to true, the bytecode is 90 /// deleted on success, and the filename string is undefined. This prints to 91 /// cout a single line message indicating whether compilation was successful 92 /// or failed, unless Quiet is set. 93 /// 94 bool runPasses(const std::vector<const PassInfo*> &PassesToRun, 95 std::string &OutputFilename, bool DeleteOutput = false, 96 bool Quiet = false) const; 97 98 /// runPasses - Just like the method above, but this just returns true or 99 /// false indicating whether or not the optimizer crashed on the specified 100 /// input (true = crashed). 101 /// 102 bool runPasses(const std::vector<const PassInfo*> &PassesToRun, 103 bool DeleteOutput = true) const { 104 std::string Filename; 105 return runPasses(PassesToRun, Filename, DeleteOutput); 106 } 107 108 /// runPass - Run only the specified pass on the program. 109 /// 110 bool runPass(const PassInfo *P, bool DeleteOutput = true) const { 111 return runPasses(std::vector<const PassInfo*>(1, P), DeleteOutput); 112 } 113 114 /// extractFunctionFromModule - This method is used to extract the specified 115 /// (non-external) function from the current program, slim down the module, 116 /// and then return it. This does not modify Program at all, it modifies a 117 /// copy, which it returns. 118 /// 119 Module *extractFunctionFromModule(Function *F) const; 120 121 /// deleteInstructionFromProgram - This method clones the current Program and 122 /// deletes the specified instruction from the cloned module. It then runs a 123 /// series of cleanup passes (ADCE and SimplifyCFG) to eliminate any code 124 /// which depends on the value. The modified module is then returned. 125 /// 126 Module *deleteInstructionFromProgram(Instruction *I, unsigned Simp) const; 127 128 /// initializeExecutionEnvironment - This method is used to set up the 129 /// environment for executing LLVM programs. 130 /// 131 bool initializeExecutionEnvironment(); 132 133 /// executeProgram - This method runs "Program", capturing the output of the 134 /// program to a file, returning the filename of the file. A recommended 135 /// filename may be optionally specified. 136 /// 137 std::string executeProgram(std::string RequestedOutputFilename = "", 138 std::string Bytecode = ""); 139 140 /// diffProgram - This method executes the specified module and diffs the 141 /// output against the file specified by ReferenceOutputFile. If the output 142 /// is different, true is returned. 143 /// 144 bool diffProgram(const std::string &ReferenceOutputFile, 145 const std::string &BytecodeFile = ""); 146}; 147 148#endif 149