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1 A set of tests for testing control flow instructions on the optimizing compiler.
3 cause a control flow change to deviate from the current method.
3 control over vregs because the previous test 449 would pass because the vreg
19 # because it did expect at least a control-flow instruction (b/25494450).39 # Test simplification of a dead catch block with some code but no control-flow
19 C-virtual A.SayHiTwice()='You don't control me'20 C-virtual C.SayHiTwice()='You don't control me'21 C-interface Greeter.SayHiTwice()='You don't control me'
29 other entities that control, are controlled by, or are under common30 control with that entity. For the purposes of this definition,31 "control" means (i) the power, direct or indirect, to cause the69 communication on electronic mailing lists, source code control systems,
2 state of the control-flow graph before and after each optimization pass
572 HInstruction* control = loop->GetHeader()->GetLastInstruction(); in VisitControl() local573 if (control->IsIf()) { in VisitControl()574 HIf* ifs = control->AsIf(); in VisitControl()
1475 HInstruction* control = loop->GetHeader()->GetLastInstruction(); in CanHandleInfiniteLoop() local1476 if (control->IsIf()) { in CanHandleInfiniteLoop()1477 HInstruction* if_expr = control->AsIf()->InputAt(0); in CanHandleInfiniteLoop()
178 # This constant reaches Return via the normal control-flow path and both
234 # Test that multiple try-exit blocks are generated if (normal) control flow can613 # Test control flow that enters a try block, leaves it and returns again.
53 command below. Intended to be used to transfer control to an alternate