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// Copyright (c) 2014 Daniel Grunwald
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Diagnostics;
namespace ICSharpCode.Decompiler.IL
{
/// <summary>If statement / conditional expression. <c>if (condition) trueExpr else falseExpr</c></summary>
/// <remarks>
/// The condition must return StackType.I4, use comparison instructions like Ceq to check if other types are non-zero.
/// Phase-1 execution of an IfInstruction consists of phase-1 execution of the condition.
/// Phase-2 execution of an IfInstruction will phase-2-execute the condition.
/// If the condition evaluates to a non-zero, the TrueInst is executed (both phase-1 and phase-2).
/// If the condition evaluates to zero, the FalseInst is executed (both phase-1 and phase-2).
/// The return value of the IfInstruction is the return value of the TrueInst or FalseInst.
/// </remarks>
partial class IfInstruction : ILInstruction
{
public IfInstruction(ILInstruction condition, ILInstruction trueInst, ILInstruction falseInst = null) : base(OpCode.IfInstruction)
{
this.Condition = condition;
this.TrueInst = trueInst;
this.FalseInst = falseInst ?? new Nop();
}
internal override void CheckInvariant()
{
base.CheckInvariant();
Debug.Assert(condition.ResultType == StackType.I4);
}
public override StackType ResultType {
get {
return CommonResultType(trueInst.ResultType, falseInst.ResultType);
}
}
internal override ILInstruction Inline(InstructionFlags flagsBefore, IInlineContext context)
{
this.Condition = condition.Inline(flagsBefore, context);
// note: we skip TrueInst and FalseInst because there's a phase-1-boundary around them
return this;
}
internal override void TransformStackIntoVariables(TransformStackIntoVariablesState state)
{
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
protected override InstructionFlags ComputeFlags()
{
return condition.Flags | Block.Phase1Boundary(CombineFlags(trueInst.Flags, falseInst.Flags));
}
internal static InstructionFlags CombineFlags(InstructionFlags trueFlags, InstructionFlags falseFlags)
{
// the endpoint of the 'if' is only unreachable if both branches have an unreachable endpoint
const InstructionFlags combineWithAnd = InstructionFlags.EndPointUnreachable;
return (trueFlags & falseFlags) | ((trueFlags | falseFlags) & ~combineWithAnd);
}
public override void WriteTo(ITextOutput output)
{
output.Write(OpCode);
output.Write(" (");
condition.WriteTo(output);
output.Write(") ");
trueInst.WriteTo(output);
if (falseInst.OpCode != OpCode.Nop) {
output.Write(" else ");
falseInst.WriteTo(output);
}
}
}
}