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C2 miscompiles during auto-vectorization of MinI/MaxI nodes when "short" type operands are involved. When a short and an integer value is compared, C2 generates vector min/max nodes for "short" types which does not result in correct output as it disregards the higher order bits of the integer input. Java API for Math.min/max also only supports the int, long, float and double types but not the subword integer types namely - char, byte and short. Hence, char/short/byte min/max vector instructions should not be generated. This patch ensures that MaxV and MinV vector nodes are only generated for the "int" type for MaxI and MinI nodes during auto-vectorization.
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Looks good to me. I'll run testing and report back once it passed.
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| // as Java APIs for Math.min/max do not support integer subword types and superword | ||
| // should not generate vectorized Min/Max nodes for them. | ||
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| @IR(failOn = {IRNode.Min_V}) |
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The test currently fails compilation because the IRNodes were renamed by #10695 to MIN_V.
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Thanks for letting me know. I have updated the code accordingly. Please review..
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All tests passed. Looks good to me.
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Going to push as commit b49bdae.
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C2 miscompiles during auto-vectorization of MinI/MaxI nodes when "short" type operands are involved. When a short and an integer value is compared, C2 generates vector min/max nodes for "short" types which does not result in correct output as it disregards the higher order bits of the integer input. Java API for Math.min/max also only supports the int, long, float and double types but not the subword integer types namely - char, byte and short. Hence, char/short/byte min/max vector instructions should not be generated.
This patch ensures that MaxV and MinV vector nodes are only generated for the "int" type for MaxI and MinI nodes during auto-vectorization.
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