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#ifndef PPCG_H
#define PPCG_H

#include <isl/schedule.h>
#include <isl/set.h>
#include <isl/union_set.h>
#include <isl/union_map.h>
#include <isl/id_to_ast_expr.h>
#include <pet.h>

#include "ppcg_options.h"

const char *ppcg_base_name(const char *filename);
int ppcg_extract_base_name(char *name, const char *input);

/* Representation of the scop for use inside PPCG.
 *
 * "options" are the options specified by the user.
 * Some fields in this structure may depend on some of the options.
 *
 * "start" and "end" are file offsets of the corresponding program text.
 * "context" represents constraints on the parameters.
 * "domain" is the union of all iteration domains.
 * "call" contains the iteration domains of statements with a call expression.
 * "reads" contains all potential read accesses.
 * "tagged_reads" is the same as "reads", except that the domain is a wrapped
 *	relation mapping an iteration domain to a reference identifier
 * "live_in" contains the potential read accesses that potentially
 *	have no corresponding writes in the scop.
 * "may_writes" contains all potential write accesses.
 * "tagged_may_writes" is the same as "may_writes", except that the domain
 *	is a wrapped relation mapping an iteration domain
 *	to a reference identifier
 * "must_writes" contains all definite write accesses.
 * "tagged_must_writes" is the same as "must_writes", except that the domain
 *	is a wrapped relation mapping an iteration domain
 *	to a reference identifier
 * "live_out" contains the potential write accesses that are potentially
 *	not killed by any kills or any other writes.
 * "must_kills" contains all definite kill accesses.
 * "tagged_must_kills" is the same as "must_kills", except that the domain
 *	is a wrapped relation mapping an iteration domain
 *	to a reference identifier.
 *
 * "tagger" maps tagged iteration domains to the corresponding untagged
 *	iteration domain.
 *
 * "independence" is the union of all independence filters.
 *
 * "dep_flow" represents the potential flow dependences.
 * "tagged_dep_flow" is the same as "dep_flow", except that both domain and
 *	range are wrapped relations mapping an iteration domain to
 *	a reference identifier.  May be NULL if not computed.
 * "dep_false" represents the potential false (anti and output) dependences.
 * "dep_forced" represents the validity constraints that should be enforced
 *	even when live-range reordering is used.
 *	In particular, these constraints ensure that all live-in
 *	accesses remain live-in and that all live-out accesses remain live-out
 *	and that multiple potential sources for the same read are
 *	executed in the original order.
 * "dep_order"/"tagged_dep_order" represents the order dependences between
 *	the live range intervals in "dep_flow"/"tagged_dep_flow".
 *	It is only used if the live_range_reordering
 *	option is set.  Otherwise it is NULL.
 *	If "dep_order" is used, then "dep_false" only contains a limited
 *	set of anti and output dependences.
 * "schedule" represents the (original) schedule.
 *
 * "names" contains all variable names that are in use by the scop.
 * The names are mapped to a dummy value.
 *
 * "pet" is the original pet_scop.
 */
struct ppcg_scop {
	struct ppcg_options *options;

	unsigned start;
	unsigned end;

	isl_set *context;
	isl_union_set *domain;
	isl_union_set *call;
	isl_union_map *tagged_reads;
	isl_union_map *reads;
	isl_union_map *live_in;
	isl_union_map *tagged_may_writes;
	isl_union_map *may_writes;
	isl_union_map *tagged_must_writes;
	isl_union_map *must_writes;
	isl_union_map *live_out;
	isl_union_map *tagged_must_kills;
	isl_union_map *must_kills;

	isl_union_pw_multi_aff *tagger;

	isl_union_map *independence;

	isl_union_map *dep_flow;
	isl_union_map *tagged_dep_flow;
	isl_union_map *dep_false;
	isl_union_map *dep_forced;
	isl_union_map *dep_order;
	isl_union_map *tagged_dep_order;
	isl_schedule *schedule;

	isl_id_to_ast_expr *names;

	struct pet_scop *pet;
};

int ppcg_scop_any_hidden_declarations(struct ppcg_scop *scop);
__isl_give isl_id_list *ppcg_scop_generate_names(struct ppcg_scop *scop,
	int n, const char *prefix);

int ppcg_transform(isl_ctx *ctx, const char *input, FILE *out,
	struct ppcg_options *options,
	__isl_give isl_printer *(*fn)(__isl_take isl_printer *p,
		struct ppcg_scop *scop, void *user), void *user);

__isl_give isl_schedule *ppcg_compute_schedule(
	__isl_take isl_schedule_constraints *sc,
	__isl_keep isl_schedule *schedule, struct ppcg_options *options);

void compute_tagger(struct ppcg_scop *ps);
void compute_dependences(struct ppcg_scop *scop);
void eliminate_dead_code(struct ppcg_scop *ps);
void *ppcg_scop_free(struct ppcg_scop *ps);
#endif