tree 069bfc01d827fcbf9aa4415c4d63d354648f396c
parent 323844002e54243e295497e7f829e46a533da621
author Vladimir Marko <vmarko@google.com> 1562330262 +0100
committer Vladimir Marko <vmarko@google.com> 1563457035 +0000

ARM/ARM64: Improve frame entry/exit codegen.

On ARM64, use STP pre-index for the method and the lowest
spilled core register for method entry if there's no gap or
FP spills in between. On exit, use LDP post-index to restore
in this case, ignoring the method by loading to XZR. Thus,
we save one instruction for both entry end exit for such
methods and the performance should be the same or better.

On ARM, use a single PUSH/POP for method entry and core
spills if the gap between them is 2 words or less and and we
have one or no FP spill, spill args as filler if needed. On
exit, load the FP spill if any and do a single POP for core
registers and return in this situation, clobbering as many
registers from r2-r4 as needed; these caller-save registers
are not used to pass return values. If we cannot do this
because of FP spills but the gap between the method and FP
spills is 2 words or less, we adjust SP and save the method
in one PUSH after spilling; there is no similar handling
for method exit as the method does not need to be restored.
This may improve or degrade performance a bit depending on
the particular situation; in the worst case we PUSH/POP
three additional registers as a cost for smaller code size.

aosp_taimen-userdebug prebuils:
 - before:
   arm/boot*.oat: 19147484
   arm64/boot*.oat: 22558344
   oat/arm/services.odex: 21922256
 - after:
   arm/boot*.oat: 19105436 (-41KiB, -0.2%)
   arm64/boot*.oat: 22549624 (-9KiB, -0.04%)
   oat/arm/services.odex: 21914128 (-8KiB, -0.04%)

Test: aosp_taimen-userdebug boots.
Test: run-gtests.sh
Test: testrunner.py --target --optimizing
Bug: 136144107
Change-Id: Id36c67b4e735418fb18bcd3269b72b25695fbaa2