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After this commit, the delay instruction (again) does not generate
any LLVM IR: all heavy lifting is relegated to the delay and delay_mu
intrinsics. When the interleave transform needs to adjust the global
timeline, it synthesizes a delay_mu intrinsnic. This way,
the interleave transformation becomes composable, as the input and
the output IR invariants are the same.
Also, code generation is adjusted so that a basic block is split off
not only after a delay call, but also before one; otherwise, e.g.,
code immediately at the beginning of a `with parallel:` branch
would have no choice but to execute after another branch has already
advanced the timeline.
This takes care of issue #1 described in 50e7b44 and is a step
to solving issue #2.
26 lines
533 B
Python
26 lines
533 B
Python
# RUN: %python -m artiq.compiler.testbench.jit %s >%t
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# RUN: OutputCheck %s --file-to-check=%t
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def g():
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with parallel:
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with sequential:
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print("A", now_mu())
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delay_mu(2)
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#
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print("B", now_mu())
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with sequential:
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print("C", now_mu())
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delay_mu(2)
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#
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print("D", now_mu())
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delay_mu(2)
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#
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print("E", now_mu())
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# CHECK-L: A 0
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# CHECK-L: C 0
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# CHECK-L: B 2
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# CHECK-L: D 2
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# CHECK-L: E 4
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g()
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