ConstrGraph.h

#include <featureTests.h>
#ifdef ROSE_ENABLE_SOURCE_ANALYSIS
 
#ifndef CONSTR_GRAPH_H
#define CONSTR_GRAPH_H
 
#include "genericDataflowCommon.h"
 
#include <sstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <functional>
#include <queue>
#include <map>
#include <set>
 
#include "VirtualCFGIterator.h"
#include "cfgUtils.h"
#include "CallGraphTraverse.h"
#include "analysisCommon.h"
#include "analysis.h"
#include "dataflow.h"
#include "latticeFull.h"
#include "affineInequality.h"
#include "divAnalysis.h"
// GB : 2011-03-05 (Removing Sign Lattice Dependence)#include "sgnAnalysis.h"
#include "liveDeadVarAnalysis.h"
 
extern int CGDebugLevel;
extern int CGmeetDebugLevel;
extern int CGprofileLevel;
extern int CGdebugTransClosure;
 
// top - relations between each pair of variables are unknown or too complex to be representable as affine inequalities (minimal information)
// intermediate - some concrete information is known about some variable pairs
// bottom - impossible situation (maximal information) (bottom flag = true)
 
// By default the constraint graph is = top. Since this implies a top inequality between every pair, we don't 
// actually maintain such affineInequality objects. Instead, if there is no affineInequality between a pair of
// variables, this itself implies that this affineInequality=top.
class ConstrGraph : public virtual InfiniteLattice, public dottable//, public virtual LogicalCond
{
public:
        // Possible levels of this constraint graph, defined by their information content in ascending order.
        enum levels {
                // Uninitialized constraint graph. Uninitialized constraint graphs behave
                //    just like regular constraint graphs but they are not equal to any other graph
                //    until they are initialized. Any operation that modifies or reads the state  
                //    of a constraint graph (not including comparisons or other operations that don't
                //    access individual variable mappings) causes it to become initialized (if it 
                //    wasn't already). An uninitialized constraint graph is !=bottom. 
                //    printing a graph's contents does not make it initialized.
                uninitialized = 0,
                // Constraint graph that has no constraints
                bottom,
                // This graph's constraints are defined as a conjunction or disjunction of inequalities.
                // More details are provided in constrType field
                constrKnown,
                // The set of constraints in this graph are too complex to be described as a conjunction of inequalities or
                // a negation of such a conjunction 
                top};
protected:
        levels level;
        
public:
        typedef enum {
                unknown,
                // This graph's constraints are represented as a conjunction of inequalities.
                conj,
                // Constraints are representes as the negation of a conjunction of inequalities. 
                // This is the same as a disjunction of the negations of the same inequalities.
                negConj,
                // This graph's constrants are mutually-inconsistent
                inconsistent
        } constrTypes;
protected:
        constrTypes constrType;
        
        // The function and DataflowNode that this constraint graph corresponds to
        // as well as the node's state
        const Function& func;
        //const DataflowNode& n;
        const NodeState& state;
        
        // Represents constrants (x<=y+c). vars2Value[x] maps to a set of constraint::<y, a, b, c>
        //std::map<varID, std::map<varID, constraint> > vars2Value;
        std::map<varID, std::map<varID, affineInequality> > vars2Value;
        
        // The LiveDeadVarsAnalysis that identifies the live/dead state of all application variables.
        // Needed to create a FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice.
        LiveDeadVarsAnalysis* ldva;
                
        // To allow the user to modify the graph in several spots before calling isSelfConsistent()
        // we allow them to perform their modifications inside a transaction and call isSelfConsistent only
        // at the end of the transaction
        bool inTransaction;
        
        // The divisibility lattices associated with the current CFG node
        // divL is a map from annotations to product lattices. Each product lattice will only be used to
        //    reason about variables that have the same annotation. When a variable has multiple annotations
        //    only one matching product lattice will be used.
        // The annotation ""->NULL matches all variables
        std::map<std::pair<std::string, void*>, FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice*> divL;
        
        // The sign lattices associated with the current CFG node
        // sgnL is a map from annotations to product lattices. Each product lattice will only be used to
        //   reason about variables that have the same annotation. When a variable has multiple annotations
        //   only one matching product lattice will be used.
        // The annotation ""->NULL matches all variables
        // GB : 2011-03-05 (Removing Sign Lattice Dependence) std::map<std::pair<std::string, void*>, FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice*> sgnL;
        
        // Set of live variables that this constraint graph applies to
        std::set<varID> vars;
        
        // set of variables for which we have divisibility information
        // noDivVars std::set<varID> divVars;
        
        // Flag indicating whether some of the constraints have changed since the last time
        // this graph was checked for bottom-ness
        bool constrChanged;
        // Set of variables the for which we've added constraints since the last transitive closure
        /* GB 2011-06-02 : newConstrVars->modifiedVars : set<varID> newConstrVars; */
        // Set of variables the constraints on which have been modified since the last transitive closure
        std::set<varID> modifiedVars;
        
 
        /**** Constructors & Destructors ****/
        public:
        // DataflowNode Descriptor object that summarizes the key info about a DataflowNode
        // in case this ConstrGraph must represent the state of multiple nodes
        class NodeDesc {
                public:
                const DataflowNode& n;
                const NodeState& state;
                std::string annotName;
                void* annotVal;
                std::set<varID> varsToInclude; // Set of variables that must be included in the ConstrGraph that describes this node, even if they are not live
                NodeDesc(const DataflowNode& n, const NodeState& state, std::string annotName, void* annotVal, const std::set<varID>& varsToInclude) : 
                        n(n), state(state), annotName(annotName), annotVal(annotVal), varsToInclude(varsToInclude) {}
                NodeDesc(const DataflowNode& n, const NodeState& state, std::string annotName, void* annotVal) : 
                        n(n), state(state), annotName(annotName), annotVal(annotVal) {}
                NodeDesc(const DataflowNode& n, const NodeState& state) : 
                        n(n), state(state), annotName(""), annotVal(NULL) {}
                bool operator==(const NodeDesc& that) const { return n==that.n && &state==&(that.state) && annotName==that.annotName && annotVal==that.annotVal && varsToInclude==that.varsToInclude; }
                bool operator<(const NodeDesc& that) const { 
                        return (n<that.n) ||
                               (n==that.n && &state< &(that.state)) || 
                               (n==that.n && &state==&(that.state) && annotName<that.annotName) ||
                               (n==that.n && &state==&(that.state) && annotName==that.annotName && annotVal<that.annotVal) ||
                               (n==that.n && &state==&(that.state) && annotName==that.annotName && annotVal==that.annotVal && varsToInclude<that.varsToInclude);
                }
        };
        
protected:
        ConstrGraph(const Function& func, const DataflowNode& n, const NodeState& state, bool initialized=false, std::string indent="");
        
public: 
        ConstrGraph(const Function& func, const DataflowNode& n, const NodeState& state, 
                    LiveDeadVarsAnalysis* ldva, FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice* divL, // GB : 2011-03-05 (Removing Sign Lattice Dependence) FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice* sgnL, 
                    bool initialized=true, std::string indent="");
        ConstrGraph(const Function& func, const DataflowNode& n, const NodeState& state, 
                    LiveDeadVarsAnalysis* ldva, 
                    const std::map<std::pair<std::string, void*>, FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice*>& divL, 
                    // GB : 2011-03-05 (Removing Sign Lattice Dependence)const std::map<std::pair<std::string, void*>, FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice*>& sgnL, 
                    bool initialized=true, std::string indent="");
        ConstrGraph(const Function& func, const std::set<NodeDesc>& nodes, const NodeState& state, 
                    LiveDeadVarsAnalysis* ldva, 
                    const std::map<std::pair<std::string, void*>, FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice*>& divL, 
                    // GB : 2011-03-05 (Removing Sign Lattice Dependence)const std::map<std::pair<std::string, void*>, FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice*>& sgnL, 
                    bool initialized=true, std::string indent="");
        
        //ConstrGraph(const varIDSet& scalars, const varIDSet& arrays, bool initialized=true);
        
        //ConstrGraph(varIDSet& arrays, varIDSet& scalars, FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice* divL, bool initialized=true);
        
        ConstrGraph(ConstrGraph &that, bool initialized=true, std::string indent="");
        
        ConstrGraph(const ConstrGraph* that, bool initialized=true, std::string indent="");
        
        // Creates a constraint graph that contains the given set of inequalities, 
        ConstrGraph(const std::set<varAffineInequality>& ineqs, const Function& func, const DataflowNode& n, const NodeState& state,
                    LiveDeadVarsAnalysis* ldva, FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice* divL, 
                    // GB : 2011-03-05 (Removing Sign Lattice Dependence)FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice* sgnL, 
                    std::string indent="");
        ConstrGraph(const std::set<varAffineInequality>& ineqs, const Function& func, const DataflowNode& n, const NodeState& state,
                    LiveDeadVarsAnalysis* ldva, 
                    const std::map<std::pair<std::string, void*>, FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice*>& divL, 
                    // GB : 2011-03-05 (Removing Sign Lattice Dependence)const std::map<std::pair<std::string, void*>, FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice*>& sgnL, 
                    std::string indent="");
        
        protected:
        // Initialization code that is common to multiple constructors. 
        // func - The function that the object corresponds to
        // nodes - set of NodeDesc objects, each of which contains
        //    n - a Dataflow node this ConstrGraph corresponds to
        //    state - the NodeState of node n
        //    annotName/annotVal - the annotation that will be associated with all variables live at node n
        // initialized - If false, starts this ConstrGraph as uninitialized. If false, starts it at bottom.
        void initCG(const Function& func, const std::set<NodeDesc>& nodes, bool initialized, std::string indent="");
        
        public:
        ~ConstrGraph ();
        
        // Initializes this Lattice to its default state, if it is not already initialized
        void initialize(std::string indent="");
        void initialize()
        { initialize(""); }
        
        // For a given variable returns the corresponding divisibility variable
        // noDivVars static varID getDivVar(const varID& scalar);
        
        // Returns true if the given variable is a divisibility variable and false otherwise
        // noDivVars static bool isDivVar(const varID& scalar);
        
        // Returns a divisibility product lattice that matches the given variable
        FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice* getDivLattice(const varID& var, std::string indent="");
        
        std::string DivLattices2Str(std::string indent="");
        
        // Returns a sign product lattice that matches the given variable
        // GB : 2011-03-05 (Removing Sign Lattice Dependence)
        // FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice* getSgnLattice(const varID& var, std::string indent="");
 
        // Adds the given variable to the variables list, returning true if this causes
        // the constraint graph to change and false otherwise.
        bool addVar(const varID& scalar, std::string indent="");
        
        // Removes the given variable and its divisibility variables (if one exists) from the variables list
        // and removes any constraints that involve them. 
        // Returning true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise.
        bool removeVar(const varID& scalar, std::string indent="");
        
        // Returns a reference to the constraint graph's set of variables
        const varIDSet& getVars() const;
        
        // Returns a modifiable reference to the constraint graph's set of variables
        varIDSet& getVarsMod();
        
        /***** Copying *****/
        
        // Overwrites the state of this Lattice with that of that Lattice
        void copy(Lattice* that);
 
        // Returns a copy of this lattice
        Lattice* copy() const;
        
        // Returns a copy of this LogicalCond object
        //LogicalCond* copy();
        
        // Copies the state of that to this constraint graph
        // Returns true if this causes this constraint graph's state to change
        bool copyFrom(ConstrGraph &that, std::string indent="");
        
        // Copies the state of That into This constraint graph, but mapping constraints of varFrom to varTo, even
        //    if varFrom is not mapped by This and is only mapped by That. varTo must be mapped by This.
        // Returns true if this causes this constraint graph's state to change.
        bool copyFromReplace(ConstrGraph &that, varID varTo, varID varFrom, std::string indent="");
        
        // Copies the given var and its associated constrants from that to this.
        // Returns true if this causes this constraint graph's state to change; false otherwise.
        bool copyVar(const ConstrGraph& that, const varID& var);
        
protected:
        // Determines whether constraints in cg are different from
        // the constraints in this
        bool diffConstraints(ConstrGraph &that, std::string indent="");
        
public:
        // Copies the constraints of cg into this constraint graph.
        // Returns true if this causes this constraint graph's state to change.
        bool copyConstraints(ConstrGraph &that, std::string indent="");
        
        // Copies the constraints of cg associated with varFrom into this constraint graph, 
        //    but mapping them instead to varTo.
        // Returns true if this causes this constraint graph's state to change.
        bool copyConstraintsReplace(ConstrGraph &that, varID varTo, varID varFrom, std::string indent="");
        
        /**** Erasing ****/
        // erases all constraints from this constraint graph
        // noBottomCheck - flag indicating whether this function should do nothing if this isBottom() returns 
        //              true (=false) or to not bother checking with isBottom (=true)
        void eraseConstraints(bool noBottomCheck=false, std::string indent="");
        
public:
        // Erases all constraints that relate to variable eraseVar and its corresponding divisibility variable 
        // from this constraint graph
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        // noConsistencyCheck - flag indicating whether this function should explicitly check the self-consisteny of this graph (=false)
        //                                                      or to not bother checking self-consistency and just return the last-known value (=true)
        bool eraseVarConstr(const varID& eraseVar, bool noConsistencyCheck=false, std::string indent="");
        
        // Erases all constraints that relate to variable eraseVar but not its divisibility variable from 
        //    this constraint graph
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        // noConsistencyCheck - flag indicating whether this function should explicitly check the self-consisteny of this graph (=false)
        //                                                      or to not bother checking self-consistency and just return the last-known value (=true)
        bool eraseVarConstrNoDiv(const varID& eraseVar, bool noConsistencyCheck=false, std::string indent="");
        
        // Erases all constraints between eraseVar and scalars in this constraint graph but leave the constraints 
        //    that relate to its divisibility variable alone
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        // noConsistencyCheck - flag indicating whether this function should explicitly check the self-consisteny of this graph (=false)
        //                                                      or to not bother checking self-consistency and just return the last-known value (=true)
        bool eraseVarConstrNoDivVars(const varID& eraseVar, bool noConsistencyCheck=false, std::string indent="");
        
        // Removes any constraints between the given pair of variables
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        //bool disconnectVars(const varID& x, const varID& y);
        
        // Replaces all instances of origVar with newVar. Both are assumed to be scalars.
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        // noConsistencyCheck - flag indicating whether this function should explicitly check the self-consisteny of this graph (=false)
        //                                                      or to not bother checking self-consistency and just return the last-known value (=true)
        bool replaceVar(const varID& origVar, const varID& newVar, bool noConsistencyCheck=false, std::string indent="");
        
        protected:
        // Used by copyAnnotVars() and mergeAnnotVars() to identify variables that are interesting
        // from their perspective.
        bool annotInterestingVar(const varID& var, const std::set<std::pair<std::string, void*> >& noCopyAnnots, const std::set<varID>& noCopyVars,
                            const std::string& annotName, void* annotVal, std::string indent="");
        
        public: 
        // Copies the constrains on all the variables that have the given annotation (srcAnnotName -> srcAnnotVal).
        // For each such variable we create a copy variable that is identical except that the
        //    (srcAnnotName -> srcAnnotVal) annotation is replaced with the (tgtAnnotName -> tgtAnnotVal) annotation.
        // If two variables match the (srcAnnotName -> srcAnnotVal) annotation and the constraint graph has a relation
        //    between them, their copies will have the same relation between each other but will have no relation to the
        //    original variables. If two variables have a relation and only one is copied, then the copy maintains the 
        //    original relation to the non-copied variable.
        // A variable matches the given (srcAnnotName -> srcAnnotVal) annotation if this is one of the variable's annotations
        //    or if srcAnnotName=="" and the variable has no annotations.
        // Avoids copying variables with annotations in the noCopyAnnots set and variables in the noCopyVars set.
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise.
        bool copyAnnotVars(std::string srcAnnotName, void* srcAnnotVal, 
                           std::string tgtAnnotName, void* tgtAnnotVal,
                           const std::set<std::pair<std::string, void*> >& noCopyAnnots,
                           const std::set<varID>& noCopyVars, std::string indent="");
        
        // Merges the state of the variables in the constraint graph with the [finalAnnotName -> finalAnnotVal] annotation
        //    with the state of the variables with the [remAnnotName -> remAnnotVal]. Each constraint that involves a variable
        //    with the former annotation and the same variable with the latter annotation is replaced with the union of the 
        //    two constraints and will only involve the variable with the [finalAnnotName -> finalAnnotVal] (latter) annotation.
        // All variables with the [remAnnotName -> remAnnotVal] annotation are removed from the constraint graph.
        // A variable matches the given (srcAnnotName -> srcAnnotVal) annotation if this is one of the variable's annotations
        //    or if srcAnnotName=="" and the variable has no annotations.
        // Avoids merging variables with annotations in the noCopyAnnots set and variables in the noCopyVars set.
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise.
        // It is assumed that variables that match [finalAnnotName -> finalAnnotVal] differ from variables that match
        //    [remAnnotName -> remAnnotVal] in only that annotation.
        bool mergeAnnotVars(const std::string& finalAnnotName, void* finalAnnotVal, 
                            const std::string& remAnnotName,   void* remAnnotVal,
                            const std::set<std::pair<std::string, void*> >& noCopyAnnots,
                            const std::set<varID>& noCopyVars, std::string indent="");
        
        
        protected:
        // Union the current inequality for y in the given subMap of vars2Value with the given affine inequality
        // Returns true if this causes a change in the subMap, false otherwise.
        bool unionXYsubMap(std::map<varID, affineInequality>& subMap, const varID& y, const affineInequality& ineq, std::string indent="");
        
        // Merges the given sub-map of var2Vals, just like mergeAnnotVars. Specifically, for every variable in the subMap
        // that has a [remAnnotName -> remAnnotVal] annotation,
        // If there exists a corresponding variable that has the [finalAnnotName -> finalAnnotVal] annotation, 
        //    their respective inequalities are unioned. This union is left with the latter variable and the former
        //    variable's entry in subMap is removed
        // If one does not exist, we simply replace the variable's record with an identical one that now belongs
        //    to its counterpart with the [finalAnnotName -> finalAnnotVal] annotation.
        // Other entries are left alone.
        // Returns true if this causes the subMap to change, false otherwise.
        bool mergeAnnotVarsSubMap(std::map<varID, affineInequality>& subMap, 
                                  std::string finalAnnotName, void* finalAnnotVal, 
                                  std::string remAnnotName,   void* remAnnotVal,
                                  const std::set<std::pair<std::string, void*> >& noCopyAnnots,
                                  const std::set<varID>& noCopyVars, std::string indent="");
        
        // Support routine for mergeAnnotVars(). Filters out any rem variables in the given set, replacing
        // them with their corresponding final versions if those final versions are not already in the set
        // Returns true if this causes the set to change, false otherwise.
        bool mergeAnnotVarsSet(std::set<varID> varsSet, 
                               std::string finalAnnotName, void* finalAnnotVal, 
                               std::string remAnnotName,   void* remAnnotVal,
                               const std::set<std::pair<std::string, void*> >& noCopyAnnots,
                               const std::set<varID>& noCopyVars, std::string indent="");
        
        public:
                            
        // Returns true if the given variable has an annotation in the given set and false otherwise.
        // The variable matches an annotation if its name and value directly match or if the variable
        // has no annotations and the annotation's name is "".
        static bool varHasAnnot(const varID& var, const std::set<std::pair<std::string, void*> >& annots, std::string indent="");
        
        // Returns true if the given variable has an annotation in the given set and false otherwise.
        // The variable matches an annotation if its name and value directly match or if the variable
        // has no annotations and the annotName=="".
        static bool varHasAnnot(const varID& var, std::string annotName, void* annotVal, std::string indent="");
        
        // Called by analyses to create a copy of this lattice. However, if this lattice maintains any 
        //    information on a per-variable basis, these per-variable mappings must be converted from 
        //    the current set of variables to another set. This may be needed during function calls, 
        //    when dataflow information from the caller/callee needs to be transferred to the callee/calleer.
        // We do not force child classes to define their own versions of this function since not all
        //    Lattices have per-variable information.
        // varNameMap - maps all variable names that have changed, in each mapping pair, pair->first is the 
        //              old variable and pair->second is the new variable
        // func - the function that the copy Lattice will now be associated with
        void remapVars(const std::map<varID, varID>& varNameMap, const Function& newFunc) {} 
        
        // Called by analyses to copy over from the that Lattice dataflow information into this Lattice.
        // that contains data for a set of variables and incorporateVars must overwrite the state of just
        // those variables, while leaving its state for other variables alone.
        // We do not force child classes to define their own versions of this function since not all
        //    Lattices have per-variable information.
        void incorporateVars(Lattice* that) {}
        
        // Returns a Lattice that describes the information known within this lattice
        // about the given expression. By default this could be the entire lattice or any portion of it.
        // For example, a lattice that maintains lattices for different known variables and expression will 
        // return a lattice for the given expression. Similarly, a lattice that keeps track of constraints
        // on values of variables and expressions will return the portion of the lattice that relates to
        // the given expression. 
        // It it legal for this function to return NULL if no information is available.
        // The function's caller is responsible for deallocating the returned object
        Lattice* project(SgExpression* expr) { return copy(); }
        
        // The inverse of project(). The call is provided with an expression and a Lattice that describes
        // the dataflow state that relates to expression. This Lattice must be of the same type as the lattice
        // returned by project(). unProject() must incorporate this dataflow state into the overall state it holds.
        // Call must make an internal copy of the passed-in lattice and the caller is responsible for deallocating it.
        // Returns true if this causes this to change and false otherwise.
        bool unProject(SgExpression* expr, Lattice* exprState) { return meetUpdate(exprState, "    "); }
        
        // Returns a constraint graph that only includes the constrains in this constraint graph that involve the
        // variables in focusVars and their respective divisibility variables, if any. 
        // It is assumed that focusVars only contains scalars and not array ranges.
        ConstrGraph* getProjection(const varIDSet& focusVars, std::string indent="");
        
        // Creates a new constraint graph that is the disjoint union of the two given constraint graphs.
        // The variables in cg1 and cg2 that are not in the noAnnot set, are annotated with cg1Annot and cg2Annot, respectively,
        // under the name annotName.
        // cg1 and cg2 are assumed to have identical constraints between variables in the noAnnotset.
        static ConstrGraph* joinCG(ConstrGraph* cg1, void* cg1Annot, ConstrGraph* cg2, void* cg2Annot, 
                                   std::string annotName, const varIDSet& noAnnot, std::string indent="");
        
        protected:
        // Copies the per-variable contents of srcCG to tgtCG, while ensuring that in tgtCG all variables that are not
        // in noAnnot are annotated with the annotName->annot label. For variables in noAnnot, the function ensures
        // that tgtCG does not have inconsistent mappings between such variables.
        static void joinCG_copyState(ConstrGraph* tgtCG, ConstrGraph* srcCG, void* annot, 
                                     std::string annotName, const varIDSet& noAnnot, std::string indent="");
        
        public:
        // Replaces all references to variables with the given annotName->annot annotation to 
        // references to variables without the annotation
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        bool removeVarAnnot(std::string annotName, void* annot, std::string indent="");
        
        // Replaces all references to variables with the given annotName->annot annotation to 
        // references to variables without the annotation
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        bool replaceVarAnnot(std::string oldAnnotName, void* oldAnnot,
                             std::string newAnnotName, void* newAnnot, std::string indent="");
        
        // For all variables that have a string (tgtAnnotName -> tgtAnnotVal) annotation 
        //    (or if tgtAnnotName=="" and the variable has no annotation), add the annotation
        //    (newAnnotName -> newAnnotVal).
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        bool addVarAnnot(std::string tgtAnnotName, void* tgtAnnotVal, std::string newAnnotName, void* newAnnotVal, std::string indent="");
        
        // adds a new range into this constraint graph 
        //void addRange(varID rangeVar);
        
public:
        /**** Transfer Function-Related Updates ****/
        // Negates the constraint graph.
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        bool negate(std::string indent="");
        
        // Updates the constraint graph with the information that x*a = y*b+c
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        bool assign(const varAffineInequality& cond, std::string indent="");
        bool assign(varID x, varID y, const affineInequality& ineq, std::string indent="");
        bool assign(varID x, varID y, int a, int b, int c, std::string indent="");
        
        // Updates the constraint graph to record that there are no constraints in the given variable.
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        bool assignBot(varID var, std::string indent="");
        
        // Updates the constraint graph to record that the constraints between the given variable and
        //    other variables are Top.
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        bool assignTop(varID var, std::string indent="");
        
/*      // Undoes the i = j + c assignment for backwards analysis
        void undoAssignment( quad i, quad j, quad c );*/
        
/*      // kills all links from variable x to every other variable
        void killVariable( quad x );
*/
        
        // Add the condition (x*a <= y*b + c) to this constraint graph. The addition is done via a conjunction operator, 
        // meaning that the resulting graph will be left with either (x*a <= y*b + c) or the original condition, whichever is stronger.
        // returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        bool assertCond(const varAffineInequality& cond, std::string indent="");
        
        // add the condition (x*a <= y*b + c) to this constraint graph
        // returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        bool assertCond(const varID& x, const varID& y, const affineInequality& ineq, std::string indent="");
        
        // add the condition (x*a <= y*b + c) to this constraint graph
        // returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        bool assertCond(const varID& x, const varID& y, int a, int b, int c, std::string indent="");
        
        // add the condition (x*a = y*b + c) to this constraint graph
        // returns true if this causes the constraint graph to change and false otherwise
        bool assertEq(const varAffineInequality& cond, std::string indent="");
        bool assertEq(varID x, varID y, const affineInequality& ineq, std::string indent="");
        bool assertEq(const varID& x, const varID& y, int a=1, int b=1, int c=0, std::string indent="");
                
        /**** Dataflow Functions ****/
        
        // returns the sign of the given variable
        affineInequality::signs getVarSign(const varID& var, std::string indent="");
                        
        // returns true of the given variable is =0 and false otherwise
        bool isEqZero(const varID& var, std::string indent="");
        
        // Returns true if v1*a = v2*b + c and false otherwise
        bool eqVars(const varID& v1, const varID& v2, int a=1, int b=1, int c=0, std::string indent="");
        bool eqVars(const varID& v1, const varID& v2, std::string indent="")
        { return eqVars(v1, v2, 1, 1, 0, indent); }
        
        // If v1*a = v2*b + c, sets a, b and c appropriately and returns true. 
        // Otherwise, returns false.
        bool isEqVars(const varID& v1, const varID& v2, int& a, int& b, int& c, std::string indent="");
        
        // Returns a list of variables that are equal to var in this constraint graph as a list of pairs
        // <x, ineq>, where var*ineq.getA() = x*ineq.getB() + ineq.getC()
        std::map<varID, affineInequality> getEqVars(varID var, std::string indent="");
        
        // Returns true if v1*a <= v2*b + c and false otherwise
        bool lteVars(const varID& v1, const varID& v2, int a=1, int b=1, int c=0, std::string indent="");
        
        // Returns true if v1*a < v2*b + c and false otherwise
        bool ltVars(const varID& v1, const varID& v2, int a=1, int b=1, int c=0, std::string indent="");
        
        // Class used to iterate over all the constraints x*a <= y*b + c for a given variable x
        class leIterator
        {
                varID x;
                const ConstrGraph* parent;
                std::map<varID, std::map<varID, affineInequality> >::const_iterator curX;
                std::map<varID, affineInequality>::const_iterator curY;
 
                public:
                leIterator(const ConstrGraph* parent,
                           const std::map<varID, std::map<varID, affineInequality> >::iterator& curX);
                        
                leIterator(const ConstrGraph* parent,
                           const varID& x);
                
                bool isDone() const;
                
                varAffineInequality operator*() const ;
                
                void operator ++ ();
                void operator ++ (int);
                
                bool operator==(const leIterator& otherIt) const;
                bool operator!=(const leIterator& otherIt) const;
        };
        // Beginning and end points of the iteration over all constraints x*a <= y*b + c for a 
        // given variable x.
        leIterator leBegin(const varID& y);
        leIterator leEnd();
        
        // Class used to iterate over all the constraints x*a <= y*b + c for a given variable y
        class geIterator
        {
                bool isEnd; // true if this is the end iterator
                std::map<varID, std::map<varID, affineInequality> >::const_iterator curX;
                std::map<varID, affineInequality>::const_iterator curY;
                const ConstrGraph* parent;
                const varID y;
                
                public:
                geIterator();
                
                geIterator(const ConstrGraph* parent, const varID& y);
                
                geIterator(const ConstrGraph* parent, const varID& y,
                           const std::map<varID, std::map<varID, affineInequality> >::iterator& curX,
                           const std::map<varID, affineInequality>::iterator& curY);
                
                // Advances curX and curY by one step. Returns false if curX/curY is already at the
                // end of parent.vars2Value and true otherwise (i.e. successful step).
                bool step();
                
                // Move curX/curY to the next x/y pair with a matching y (may leave curX/curY already satisfy this).
                // Returns true if there are no more such pairs.
                bool advance();
                
                bool isDone() const;
                
                const varID& getX() const;
                
                varAffineInequality operator*() const ;
                
                void operator ++ ();
                void operator ++ (int);
                
                bool operator==(const geIterator& otherIt) const;
                bool operator!=(const geIterator& otherIt) const;
        };
        // Beginning and End points of the iteration over all constraints x*a <= y*b + c for a 
        // given variable y.
        geIterator geBegin(const varID& y);
        geIterator geEnd();
        
        // widens this from that and saves the result in this
        // returns true if this causes this to change and false otherwise
        bool widenUpdate(InfiniteLattice* that, std::string indent="");
        bool widenUpdate(InfiniteLattice* that) { return widenUpdate(that, ""); }
        
        // Widens this from that and saves the result in this, while ensuring that if a given constraint
        // doesn't exist in that, its counterpart in this is not modified
        // returns true if this causes this to change and false otherwise
        bool widenUpdateLimitToThat(InfiniteLattice* that, std::string indent="");
        
        // Common code for widenUpdate() and widenUpdateLimitToThat()
        bool widenUpdate_ex(InfiniteLattice* that_arg, bool limitToThat, std::string indent="");
        
        // computes the meet of this and that and saves the result in this
        // returns true if this causes this to change and false otherwise
        // The meet is the intersection of constraints: the set of constraints 
        //    that is common to both constraint graphs. Thus, the result is the loosest
        //    set of constraints that satisfies both sets and therefore also the information union.
        bool meetUpdate(Lattice* that, std::string indent="");
        bool meetUpdate(Lattice* that) { return meetUpdate(that, ""); }
        
        // Meet this and that and saves the result in this, while ensuring that if a given constraint
        // doesn't exist in that, its counterpart in this is not modified
        // returns true if this causes this to change and false otherwise
        bool meetUpdateLimitToThat(InfiniteLattice* that, std::string indent="");
                
        // Common code for meetUpdate() and meetUpdateLimitToThat()
        bool meetUpdate_ex(Lattice* that_arg, bool limitToThat, std::string indent="");
        
        // <from LogicalCond>
        bool orUpd(LogicalCond& that, std::string indent="");
        bool orUpd(LogicalCond& that)
        { return orUpd(that, ""); }
 
        // <from LogicalCond>
        bool andUpd(LogicalCond& that, std::string indent="");
        bool andUpd(LogicalCond& that)
        { return andUpd(that, ""); }
        
        bool andUpd(ConstrGraph* that, std::string indent="");
        bool andUpd(ConstrGraph* that)
        { return andUpd(that, ""); }
        
        // Unified function for Or(meet), And and Widening
        // If meet == true, this function computes the meet and if =false, computes the widening.
        // If OR == true, the function computes the OR of each pair of inequalities and otherwise, computes the AND.
        // if limitToThat == true, if a given constraint does not exist in that, this has no effect on the meet/widening
        bool OrAndWidenUpdate(ConstrGraph* that, bool meet, bool OR, bool limitToThat, std::string indent="");
 
        
        // Portion of OrAndWidenUpdate that deals with x variables for which there exist x->y mapping 
        // in This but not in That. Increments itThisX and updates modified and modifiedVars in case this 
        // function modifies the constraint graph.
        void OrAndWidenUpdate_XinThisNotThat(
                                            bool OR, bool limitToThat, 
                                            std::map<varID, std::map<varID, affineInequality> >::iterator& itThisX, bool& modified,
                                            std::string indent="");
        
        // Portion of OrAndWidenUpdate that deals with x variables for which there exist x->y mapping 
        // in That but not in This. Increments itThisX and updates modified and modifiedVars in case this 
        // function modifies the constraint graph.
        // additionsToThis - Records the new additions to vars2Value that need to be made after we are done iterating 
        //      over it. It guaranteed that the keys mapped by the first level of additionsToThis are not mapped
        //      at the first level by vals2Value.
        void OrAndWidenUpdate_XinThatNotThis(
                                            bool OR, bool limitToThat, 
                                            ConstrGraph* that,
                                            std::map<varID, std::map<varID, affineInequality> >::iterator& itThatX, 
                                            std::map<varID, std::map<varID, affineInequality> >& additionsToThis, 
                                            bool& modified, std::string indent="");
        
        // Portion of OrAndWidenUpdate that deals with x->y pairs for which there exist x->y mapping 
        // in This but not in That. Increments itThisX and updates modified and modifiedVars in case this 
        // function modifies the constraint graph.
        void OrAndWidenUpdate_YinThisNotThat(
                                            bool OR, bool limitToThat, 
                                            std::map<varID, std::map<varID, affineInequality> >::iterator& itThisX,
                                            std::map<varID, affineInequality>::iterator& itThisY, 
                                            bool& modified, std::string indent="");
        
        // Portion of OrAndWidenUpdate that deals with x->y pairs for which there exist x->y mapping 
        // in That but not in This. Increments itThisX and updates modified and modifiedVars in case this 
        // function modifies the constraint graph.
        // additionsToThis - Records the new additions to vars2Value[itThisX->first] that need to be made after 
        //      we are done iterating over it. It guaranteed that the keys mapped by additionsToThis are not mapped
        //      at the first level by vals2Value[itThisX->first].
        void OrAndWidenUpdate_YinThatNotThis(
                                            bool OR, bool limitToThat, 
                                            std::map<varID, std::map<varID, affineInequality> >::iterator& itThatX,
                                            std::map<varID, affineInequality>::iterator& itThatY, 
                                            std::map<varID, affineInequality>& additionsToThis, 
                                            bool& modified, std::string indent="");
                
        // Computes the transitive closure of the given constraint graph, and updates the graph to be that transitive closure. 
        // Returns true if this causes the graph to change and false otherwise.
        bool transitiveClosure(std::string indent="");
        protected:
        bool transitiveClosureDiv(std::string indent="");
        void transitiveClosureY(const varID& x, const varID& y, bool& modified, int& numSteps, int& numInfers, bool& iterModified, std::string indent="");
        void transitiveClosureZ(const varID& x, const varID& y, const varID& z, bool& modified, int& numSteps, int& numInfers, bool& iterModified, std::string indent="");
        
        public:
        // Computes the transitive closure of the given constraint graph,
        // focusing on the constraints of scalars that have divisibility variables
        // we only bother propagating constraints to each such variable through its divisibility variable
        // Returns true if this causes the graph to change and false otherwise.
        // noDivVars bool divVarsClosure(std::string indent="");
        
        // The portion of divVarsClosure that is called for every y variable. Thus, given x and x' (x's divisibility variable)
        // divVarsClosure_perY() is called for every scalar or array y to infer the x->y connection thru x->x'->y and
        // infer the y->x connection thru x->x'->x
        // Returns true if this causes the graph to change and false otherwise.
        // noDivVars bool divVarsClosure_perY(const varID& x, const varID& divX, const varID& y, 
        // noDivVars                          affineInequality* constrXDivX, affineInequality* constrDivXX/*,
        // noDivVars                          affineInequality::signs xSign, affineInequality::signs ySign*/,
        // noDivVars                          std::string indent="");
        
        // Computes the transitive closure of this constraint graph while modifying 
        // only the constraints that involve the given variable
        // Returns true if this causes the graph to change and false otherwise.
        bool localTransClosure(const varID& tgtVar, std::string indent="");
                
protected:
        // Searches this constraint graph for negative cycles, which indicates that the constraints represented
        //    by the graph are not self-consistent (the code region where the graph holds is unreachable). Modifies
        //    the level of this graph as needed.
        // Returns true if this call caused a modification in the graph and false otherwise.
        bool checkSelfConsistency(std::string indent="");
        
public:
        
        // Creates a divisibility variable for the given variable and adds it to the constraint graph
        // If var = r (mod d), then the relationship between x and x' (the divisibility variable)
        // will be x = x'*d + r
        // returns true if this causes the constraint graph to be modified (it may not if this 
        //    information is already in the graph) and false otherwise
        // noDivVars bool addDivVar(varID var/*, int div, int rem*/, bool killDivVar=false, std::string indent="");
        
        // Disconnect this variable from all other variables except its divisibility variable. This is done 
        // in order to compute the original variable's relationships while taking its divisibility information 
        // into account.
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to be modified and false otherwise
        // noDivVars bool disconnectDivOrigVar(varID var/*, int div, int rem*/, std::string indent="");
        
        // Finds the variable within this constraint graph that corresponds to the given divisibility variable.
        //    If such a variable exists, returns the pair <variable, true>.
        //    Otherwise, returns <???, false>.
        // noDivVars std::pair<varID, bool> divVar2Var(const varID& divVar, std::string indent="");
        
        // Adds a new divisibility lattice, with the associated anotation
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to be modified and false otherwise
        bool addDivL(FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice* divLattice, std::string annotName, void* annot, std::string indent="");
        
        // Adds a new sign lattice, with the associated anotation
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to be modified and false otherwise
        // GB : 2011-03-05 (Removing Sign Lattice Dependence)
        // bool addSgnL(FiniteVarsExprsProductLattice* sgnLattice, std::string annotName, void* annot, std::string indent="");
        
        /**** State Accessor Functions *****/
        // Returns true if this constraint graph includes constraints for the given variable
        // and false otherwise
        bool containsVar(const varID& var, std::string indent="");
        
        // returns the x->y constraint in this constraint graph
        affineInequality* getVal(varID x, varID y, std::string indent="");
        
        // set the x->y connection in this constraint graph to c
        // return true if this results this ConstrGraph being changed, false otherwise
        // xSign, ySign: the default signs for x and y. If they're set to unknown, setVal computes them on its own using getVarSign.
        //     otherwise, it uses the given signs 
        // GB : 2011-03-05 (Removing Sign Lattice Dependence)
        /*bool setVal(varID x, varID y, int a, int b, int c, 
                    affineInequality::signs xSign=affineInequality::unknownSgn, affineInequality::signs ySign=affineInequality::unknownSgn, 
                    std::string indent="");*/
        bool setVal(varID x, varID y, int a, int b, int c, 
                    std::string indent="");
        /*{ return setVal(x, y, a, b, c, 
                        // GB : 2011-03-05 (Removing Sign Lattice Dependence)affineInequality::unknownSgn, affineInequality::unknownSgn, 
                        indent); }*/
        
        bool setVal(varID x, varID y, const affineInequality& ineq, std::string indent="");
        
        // Sets the state of this constraint graph to Uninitialized, without modifying its contents. Thus, 
        //    the graph will register as uninitalized but when it is next used, its state will already be set up.
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to be modified and false otherwise.
        bool setToUninitialized_KeepState(std::string indent="");
        
        // Sets the state of this constraint graph to Bottom
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to be modified and false otherwise.
        bool setToBottom(std::string indent="");
        
        // Sets the state of this constraint graph to constrKnown, with the given constraintType
        // eraseCurConstr - if true, erases the current set of constraints and if false, leaves them alone
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to be modified and false otherwise.
        bool setToConstrKnown(constrTypes ct, bool eraseCurConstr=true, std::string indent="");
        
        // Sets the state of this constraint graph to Inconsistent
        // noConsistencyCheck - flag indicating whether this function should do nothing if this noConsistencyCheck() returns 
        //              true (=false) or to not bother checking with isBottom (=true)
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to be modified and false otherwise.
        bool setToInconsistent(std::string indent="");
        
        // Sets the state of this constraint graph to top 
        // If onlyIfNotInit=true, this is only done if the graph is currently uninitialized
        // Returns true if this causes the constraint graph to be modified and false otherwise.
        bool setToTop(bool onlyIfNotInit=false, std::string indent="");
        
        
        // Returns the level and constraint type of this constraint graph
        // noConsistencyCheck - flag indicating whether this function should explicitly check the self-consisteny of this graph (=false)
        //                                                      or to not bother checking self-consistency and just return the last-known value (=true)
        std::pair<levels, constrTypes> getLevel(bool noConsistencyCheck=false, std::string indent="");
        
        // Returns true if this graph is self-consistent and false otherwise
        // noConsistencyCheck - flag indicating whether this function should explicitly check the self-consisteny of this graph (=false)
        //                                                      or to not bother checking self-consistency and just return the last-known value (=true)
        bool isSelfConsistent(bool noConsistencyCheck=false, std::string indent="");
        
        // Returns true if this graph has valid constraints and is self-consistent
        // noConsistencyCheck - flag indicating whether this function should explicitly check the self-consisteny of this graph (=false)
        //                                                      or to not bother checking self-consistency and just return the last-known value (=true)
        bool hasConsistentConstraints(bool noConsistencyCheck=false, std::string indent="");
 
        // Returns true if this constraint graph is maximal in that it can never reach a higher lattice state: it is
        //    either top or inconsistent). Returns false if it not maximal.
        // noConsistencyCheck - flag indicating whether this function should explicitly check the self-consisteny of this graph (=false)
        //                                                      or to not bother checking self-consistency and just return the last-known value (=true)
        bool isMaximalState(bool noConsistencyCheck=false, std::string indent="");
        
        /**** String Output *****/
        
        // Returns the string representation of the constraints held by this constraint graph, 
        //    with a line for each pair of variables for which the constraint is < bottom. It also prints
        //    the names of all the arrays that have empty ranges in this constraint graph
        // There is no \n on the last line of output, even if it is a multi-line string
        std::string str(std::string indent="");
        void varSetStatusToStream(const std::set<varID>& vars, std::ostringstream& outs, bool &needEndl, std::string indent="");
        
//protected:
        // Returns the string representation of the constraints held by this constraint graph, 
        //    with a line for each pair of variables for which the constraint is < bottom. It also prints
        //    the names of all the arrays that have empty ranges in this constraint graph
        // There is no \n on the last line of output, even if it is a multi-line string
        // If useIsBottom=true, isBottom() is used to determine whether the graph is =bottom.
        // Otherwise, the bottom variable is checked.
        // If useIsBottom=true, isBottom() is used to determine whether the graph is =bottom.
        // Otherwise, the bottom variable is checked.
        std::string str(std::string indent, bool useIsBottom);
        
        // Returns a string that containts the representation of this constraint graph as a graph in the DOT language
        // that has the given name
        std::string toDOT(std::string graphName);
        
        // Returns a string that containts the representation of this constraint graph as a graph in the DOT language
        // that has the given name, focusing the graph on just the variables inside focusVars.
        std::string toDOT(std::string graphName, std::set<varID>& focusVars);
        
public:
        /**** Comparison Functions ****/        
        bool operator != (ConstrGraph &that);
        bool operator == (ConstrGraph &that);
        bool operator == (Lattice* that);
        bool operator <<= (ConstrGraph &that);
 
        
        // Returns true if x*b+c MUST be outside the range of y and false otherwise. 
        // If two variables are unrelated, it is assumed that there is no information 
        // about their relationship and mustOutsideRange() thus proceeds conservatively (returns true).
        bool mustOutsideRange(varID x, int b, int c, varID y, std::string indent="");
        
        // returns true if this logical condition must be true and false otherwise
        // <from LogicalCond>
        bool mayTrue(std::string indent="");
        bool mayTrue() { return mayTrue(""); }
                
/*      // returns true if x+c MUST be inside the range of y and false otherwise
        // If two variables are unrelated, it is assumed that there is no information 
        // about their relationship and mustInsideRange() thus proceeds conservatively.
        bool mustInsideRange(varID x, int b, int c, varID y);*/
        
        /* Transactions */
        void beginTransaction(std::string indent="");
        void endTransaction(std::string indent="");
};
 
 
 
#endif
#endif