Open ikskuh opened 3 weeks ago
0.13.0
Compile the following code with zig build-exe -lc -ofmt=c /tmp/magic.zig -O ReleaseFast and check out the generated C file:
zig build-exe -lc -ofmt=c /tmp/magic.zig -O ReleaseFast
pub fn read() u8 { return 1; } pub fn write(_: u8) void {} pub export fn main() void { var buf: [1 << 31]u8 = undefined; for (0..255) |i| buf[i] = read(); for (0..255) |i| write(buf[i]); }
This code generates
void main(void) { uintptr_t t2; uintptr_t t1; uintptr_t t7; uint64_t t3; uint8_t *t5; bool t4; uint8_t t6; uint8_t t8[2147483648]; uint8_t t0[2147483648]; /* file:2:5 */ /* var:buf */ t1 = (uintptr_t)0ul; /* file:4:10 */ for (;;) { t2 = t1; t3 = t2; t4 = t3 < UINT64_C(255); if (t4) { /* var:i */ /* file:4:25 */ t5 = (uint8_t *)&t0[t2]; /* file:4:35 */ t6 = magic_read__249(); (*t5) = t6; goto zig_block_1; } goto zig_block_0; zig_block_1:; t2 = t2 + (uintptr_t)1ul; t1 = t2; } zig_block_0:; t7 = (uintptr_t)0ul; /* file:5:10 */ for (;;) { t2 = t7; t3 = t2; t4 = t3 < UINT64_C(255); if (t4) { /* var:i */ /* file:5:27 */ memcpy(t8, (const char *)&t0, sizeof(uint8_t[2147483648])); /* file:5:31 */ t6 = t8[t2]; /* file:5:27 */ magic_write__250(t6); goto zig_block_3; } goto zig_block_2; zig_block_3:; t2 = t2 + (uintptr_t)1ul; t7 = t2; } zig_block_2:; return; }
Both GCC 14.2 and Clang emit the memcpy and are not able to optimize t8 away.
memcpy
t8
The array t8 is unnecessarily created copied before accessing it.
I don't expect Zig to emit the memcpy(t8, (const char *)&t0, sizeof(uint8_t[2147483648]));
memcpy(t8, (const char *)&t0, sizeof(uint8_t[2147483648]));
Is this something #19466 should track?
Zig Version
0.13.0
Steps to Reproduce and Observed Behavior
Compile the following code with
zig build-exe -lc -ofmt=c /tmp/magic.zig -O ReleaseFast
and check out the generated C file:This code generates
Both GCC 14.2 and Clang emit the
memcpy
and are not able to optimizet8
away.Expected Behavior
The array
t8
is unnecessarily created copied before accessing it.I don't expect Zig to emit the
memcpy(t8, (const char *)&t0, sizeof(uint8_t[2147483648]));