Considering all the SCoPs in the program

[Arsalan]

Hello

I want to do a bit of analysis and need to consider all of the scops of the program. Therefore, instead of using ScopPass, I have to use FunctionPass but now I can't get the polyhedral statement which contain the name, domain, Schedule, and access relation. I tried to use "ScopInfoWrapperPass" but no luck.

So, how can I extract the aforementioned parameters of polyhedral statement while using FunctionPass?

[Michael Kruse]

It depends on whether your are using the legacy or new pass manager. ScopInfoWrapperPass suggests you are using the legacy pass manager. Not that support for it is slowly being removed.

The legacy pass manager does not directly support using passes of smaller units (E.g. a ModulePass cannot depend on a FunctionPass). However, what can be done is to run your own pass manager within your own pass. See PollyCanonicalize::runOnModule on how this can be done. Then from that pass manager, add the ScopDetectionWrapperPass pass enumerate all SCoPs in the function.

ScopInfoWrapperPass should theoretically work as well to just enumerate the SCoPs, but all other passes assume the ScopPass-based approach, and won't work with the FunctionPass-based one. Unfortunately you did not write what did not work for you.

Michael

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[Arsalan]

Yes, I used the legacy pass manager and that is why I tried ScopInfoWrapperPass.I had difficulties using ScopInfoWrapperPass and then using ScopInfo to get the Scop because it required the Region to return the Scop, but I wanted to consider all of the Scops in a program together. I try to use ScopDetectionWrapperPass.

Thank you, Michael

[Arsalan]

The reason that I want to consider all of the Scops together is that I want to count the number of accesses to each array element or memory location of all the Scops in a program. are there specific functions for this or should I implement it?