This allows the existing annotation registry to be reused in a more
convenient nature. Before now, it was only used for *parsing* or,
rather, *verifying* annotations. Now that we can take advantage of
it for emission as well, there's more control it needs to provide
in particular as far as annotation arguments are concerned.
Handles were previously assigned in the model name import pipe, but as
they are not expected to change often, they can be improted in the
Clifter. Additionally, in some cases it may be desirable to emit C
using generated names instead of those imported from the model, in which
case no handles would be available.
* PTMLEmitter is now a concept subsuming Emitter.
* PTMLStreamEmitter is a concrete emitter implementing PTMLEmitter.
* Indentation no longer includes PTML tags.
* PTMLTagEmitter is no longer default-constructible or reusable.
A hexadecimal escape sequences consume an unlimited number of
hexadecimal digits, causing invalid code emission in the case that the
sequence is followed by an unrelated hexadecimal digit.
After eagerly splitting there's still some data remaining on the module
that should be deleted. Run a simple optimization pipeline on the split
module that should remove all the unneeded data and thus save memory.
In the new pipeline the root module is split off in its individual
isolated modules at the end of `isolate`. Before splitting, there are a
lot of global variables in the root module and only a small part is
going to be needed after splitting for each module. To avoid excessive
memory usage employ `ConservativeModuleCloner` in `Isolate` so that
only the needed global variables are actually cloned when splitting off.
Postpone creating bodies of dynamic functions from the `isolate` pipe to
the `invoke-isolated-functions` pipe, since the body is only relevant in
the recompilation pipeline.
Re-organize the variants of `libtcg-helpers-*.bc` as such:
* `libtcg-helpers-full-$ARCH.bc`: unchanged, contains all helper
function with their bodies and all CSVs.
* `libtcg-helpers-declarations-only-$ARCH.bc`: all helper
functions have been turned to declarations. All CSVs (except a couple
of special ones) have been dropped.
* `libtcg-helpers-to-inline-$ARCH.bc`: only functions with the
`revng_inline` section retain their body. Only CSVs that are used by
these functions are present.
Lift now loads only the `declarations-only` variant of helpers, as
their body is not required until `inline-helpers`. In `inline-helpers`
the `to-inline` variant is loaded and linked, which then allows the
helpers to be inlined.
Add the `SimplePassManager` and `SimpleFunctionPassManager` classes
which add wrappers around the new LLVM pass manager. Change all the
applicable uses of the legacy pass manager with the wrapper.
When calling `programCounterHandler`, instead of relying on the presence
of the `root` function, which might be absent, use a guaranteed
reference to the module.
Move member declaration to the top of the class definition of
`GeneratedCodeBasicInfo` and initialize primitive members.
Merge the `run` method into the constructor since all uses have them
happening close to each other.
Add the additional optional functionality to `TraceProgressListener` to
periodically poll the memory usage of the current process to plot as a
separate counter as part of the trace.
Improve the handling of signals by leveraging the `Py_AtExit`
functionality to trigger cleanup when the interpreter exits.
When receiving SIGINT handle it specially because exceptions in python
are only thrown when the interpreter is running and not when C code is.
Pietro Fezzardi