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Posted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 4:21 pm Reply with quote
Guest
Hello,

I am experiencing a strange error when compiling with +native the following module:

----------------------------
-module(hipe_crash).
-export([f/6]).

f(A, B, C, D, E, L) ->
lists:foldl(fun (X, P) ->
AVar = case A of
0 -> 1 / D;
N -> N / (C - B)
end,
BVar = case E of
atom1 -> 1.0;
atom2 -> 0.8;
_ -> E
end,
CVar = case X of
atom1 -> 0.1 * AVar;
_ -> 1.0
end,
P * BVar * CVar
end, 1, L).
----------------------------

I couldn't restrict the code further. For example, the error does not happen without the atom2 case line for BVar.

With +native, I get:

=ERROR REPORT==== 22-Jul-2010::18:17:53 ===
<HiPE (v 3.7.6)> Error: [hipe:867]: ERROR: {function_clause,
[{proplists,get_bool,2},
{global_group,
global_groups_removed,1}]}

=ERROR REPORT==== 22-Jul-2010::18:17:53 ===
Error in process <0.30.0> with exit value: {{hipe,868,{function_clause,[{proplists,get_bool,2},{global_group,global_groups_removed,1}]}},[{hipe,finalize_fun_sequential,3},{hipe,'-finalize_fun_concurrent/3-fun-3-',4}]}

/Junk/tmp/hipe_crash.erl:none: internal error in native_compile;
crash reason: {{hipe,868,
{function_clause,
[{proplists,get_bool,2},
{global_group,global_groups_removed,1}]}},
[{hipe,finalize_fun_sequential,3},
{hipe,'-finalize_fun_concurrent/3-fun-3-',4}]}

With +native +'{hipe, [verbose]}', I get:

<HiPE (v 3.7.6)> EXITED with reason {function_clause,[{hipe_icode_fp,assert_assigned,[[{30,{icode_variable,40,fvar,[]}}]]},{hipe_icode_fp,bindings_are_assigned,1},{hipe_icode_fp,filter_map,3},{hipe_icode_fp,transform_block,2},{hipe_icode_fp,cfg,1},{hipe_main,icode_ssa_type,4},{hipe_main,icode_ssa,4},{hipe_main,compile_icode,5}]} @hipe:868

=ERROR REPORT==== 22-Jul-2010::18:17:13 ===
<HiPE (v 3.7.6)> Error: [hipe:867]: ERROR: {function_clause,
[{hipe_icode_fp,assert_assigned,
[[{30,
{icode_variable,40,fvar,
[]}}]]},
{hipe_icode_fp,
bindings_are_assigned,1},
{hipe_icode_fp,filter_map,3},
{hipe_icode_fp,transform_block,2},
{hipe_icode_fp,cfg,1},
{hipe_main,icode_ssa_type,4},
{hipe_main,icode_ssa,4},
{hipe_main,compile_icode,5}]}
/Junk/tmp/hipe_crash.erl:none: internal error in native_compile;
crash reason: {{hipe,868,
{function_clause,
[{hipe_icode_fp,assert_assigned,
[[{30,{icode_variable,40,fvar,[]}}]]},
{hipe_icode_fp,bindings_are_assigned,1},
{hipe_icode_fp,filter_map,3},
{hipe_icode_fp,transform_block,2},
{hipe_icode_fp,cfg,1},
{hipe_main,icode_ssa_type,4},
{hipe_main,icode_ssa,4},
{hipe_main,compile_icode,5}]}},
[{hipe,finalize_fun_sequential,3},
{hipe,'-finalize_fun_concurrent/3-fun-3-',4}]}

This is with an R14A OTP installation configured with --enable-native-libs.

Any idea?

Paul
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Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 10:59 am Reply with quote
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Paul Guyot writes:
> Hello,
>
> I am experiencing a strange error when compiling with +native the following module:
>
> ----------------------------
> -module(hipe_crash).
> -export([f/6]).
>
> f(A, B, C, D, E, L) ->
> lists:foldl(fun (X, P) ->
> AVar = case A of
> 0 -> 1 / D;
> N -> N / (C - B)
> end,
> BVar = case E of
> atom1 -> 1.0;
> atom2 -> 0.8;
> _ -> E
> end,
> CVar = case X of
> atom1 -> 0.1 * AVar;
> _ -> 1.0
> end,
> P * BVar * CVar
> end, 1, L).
> ----------------------------
>
> I couldn't restrict the code further. For example, the error does not happen without the atom2 case line for BVar.
>
> With +native, I get:
>
> =ERROR REPORT==== 22-Jul-2010::18:17:53 ===
> <HiPE (v 3.7.6)> Error: [hipe:867]: ERROR: {function_clause,
> [{proplists,get_bool,2},
> {global_group,
> global_groups_removed,1}]}
>
> =ERROR REPORT==== 22-Jul-2010::18:17:53 ===
> Error in process <0.30.0> with exit value: {{hipe,868,{function_clause,[{proplists,get_bool,2},{global_group,global_groups_removed,1}]}},[{hipe,finalize_fun_sequential,3},{hipe,'-finalize_fun_concurrent/3-fun-3-',4}]}
>
> /Junk/tmp/hipe_crash.erl:none: internal error in native_compile;
> crash reason: {{hipe,868,
> {function_clause,
> [{proplists,get_bool,2},
> {global_group,global_groups_removed,1}]}},
> [{hipe,finalize_fun_sequential,3},
> {hipe,'-finalize_fun_concurrent/3-fun-3-',4}]}
>
> With +native +'{hipe, [verbose]}', I get:
>
> <HiPE (v 3.7.6)> EXITED with reason {function_clause,[{hipe_icode_fp,assert_assigned,[[{30,{icode_variable,40,fvar,[]}}]]},{hipe_icode_fp,bindings_are_assigned,1},{hipe_icode_fp,filter_map,3},{hipe_icode_fp,transform_block,2},{hipe_icode_fp,cfg,1},{hipe_main,icode_ssa_type,4},{hipe_main,icode_ssa,4},{hipe_main,compile_icode,5}]} @hipe:868
>
> =ERROR REPORT==== 22-Jul-2010::18:17:13 ===
> <HiPE (v 3.7.6)> Error: [hipe:867]: ERROR: {function_clause,
> [{hipe_icode_fp,assert_assigned,
> [[{30,
> {icode_variable,40,fvar,
> []}}]]},
> {hipe_icode_fp,
> bindings_are_assigned,1},
> {hipe_icode_fp,filter_map,3},
> {hipe_icode_fp,transform_block,2},
> {hipe_icode_fp,cfg,1},
> {hipe_main,icode_ssa_type,4},
> {hipe_main,icode_ssa,4},
> {hipe_main,compile_icode,5}]}
> /Junk/tmp/hipe_crash.erl:none: internal error in native_compile;
> crash reason: {{hipe,868,
> {function_clause,
> [{hipe_icode_fp,assert_assigned,
> [[{30,{icode_variable,40,fvar,[]}}]]},
> {hipe_icode_fp,bindings_are_assigned,1},
> {hipe_icode_fp,filter_map,3},
> {hipe_icode_fp,transform_block,2},
> {hipe_icode_fp,cfg,1},
> {hipe_main,icode_ssa_type,4},
> {hipe_main,icode_ssa,4},
> {hipe_main,compile_icode,5}]}},
> [{hipe,finalize_fun_sequential,3},
> {hipe,'-finalize_fun_concurrent/3-fun-3-',4}]}
>
> This is with an R14A OTP installation configured with --enable-native-libs.
>
> Any idea?

Confirmed. You don't need --enable-native-libs, an R14A built without
that option fails in the same way.

You can work around it by adding the HiPE option no_inline_fp.

/Mikael

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