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commitcbfd0d68ea5084704bd9ff0c6c51e04fa3fff4be[log] [tgz]
authorRamkumar Ramachandra <ramkumar.ramachandra@codasip.com>Wed Jul 02 15:36:27 2025 +0100
committerGitHub <noreply@github.com>Wed Jul 02 15:36:27 2025 +0100
tree80297e615a033b1c54f9af29756896e023335718
parent8dcdc0ff1f410897bf7b59fa31d480319d1169e7 [diff]
[HashRecognize] Rewrite arePHIsIntertwined (#144878)

The test crc8.le.tc16 is a valid CRC algorithm, but isn't recognized as
such due to a buggy arePHIsIntertwined, which is asymmetric in its
PHINode arguments. There is also a fundamental correctness issue: the
core functionality is to match a XOR that's a recurrence in both PHI
nodes, ignoring casts, but the user of the XOR is never checked. Rewrite
and rename the function.

crc8.le.tc16 is still not recognized as a valid CRC algorithm, due to an
incorrect check for loop iterations exceeding the bitwidth of the
result: in reality, it should not exceed the bitwidth of LHSAux, but we
leave this fix to a follow-up.

Co-authored-by: Piotr Fusik <p.fusik@samsung.com>
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The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure

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