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[qfcc] Create alias def for defs accessed via pointer
This the fixes the incorrect flow analysis caused by the def being seen to have the wrong size (structure field of structure def seen through a constant pointer). Fixes the ICE, but the pointer constant is broken somewhere in dags, presumably.
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@ -859,8 +859,10 @@ flow_analyze_statement (statement_t *s, set_t *use, set_t *def, set_t *kill,
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&& s->opc->o.value->lltype == ev_pointer
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&& s->opc->o.value->lltype == ev_pointer
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&& s->opc->o.value->v.pointer.def) {
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&& s->opc->o.value->v.pointer.def) {
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operand_t *op;
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operand_t *op;
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def_t *alias;
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ex_pointer_t *ptr = &s->opc->o.value->v.pointer;
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ex_pointer_t *ptr = &s->opc->o.value->v.pointer;
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op = def_operand (ptr->def, ptr->type);
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alias = alias_def (ptr->def, ptr->type, ptr->val);
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op = def_operand (alias, ptr->type);
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flow_add_op_var (def, op);
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flow_add_op_var (def, op);
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if (operands)
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if (operands)
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operands[0] = op;
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operands[0] = op;
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@ -103,7 +103,13 @@ operand_string (operand_t *op)
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op->o.value->v.quaternion_val[2],
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op->o.value->v.quaternion_val[2],
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op->o.value->v.quaternion_val[3]);
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op->o.value->v.quaternion_val[3]);
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case ev_pointer:
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case ev_pointer:
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return va ("ptr %d", op->o.value->v.pointer.val);
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if (op->o.value->v.pointer.def) {
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return va ("ptr %s+%d",
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op->o.value->v.pointer.def->name,
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op->o.value->v.pointer.val);
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} else {
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return va ("ptr %d", op->o.value->v.pointer.val);
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}
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case ev_field:
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case ev_field:
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return va ("field %d", op->o.value->v.pointer.val);
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return va ("field %d", op->o.value->v.pointer.val);
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case ev_entity:
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case ev_entity:
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