Fix legality check in SROA #28478
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The legality check was using use counts after `finish(compact)` got to delete, which made them inaccurate. Instead, take a copy of the use counts before. Additionally, ignore any uses that got deleted during `finish(compact)`. Fixes #28444.
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PR #28478 moved the computation of the use counts before the finish call. to fix #28444. However, the early parts of the finish call fixes up phi node arguments, which fail to get counted if we look at use counts before that fixup is performed. This causes #30594 where the only non-trivial use is on the backedge of the phi and would thus incorrectly fail to get accounted for. Fix that by taking the use count after phi fixup but before dce.
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PR #28478 moved the computation of the use counts before the finish call. to fix #28444. However, the early parts of the finish call fixes up phi node arguments, which fail to get counted if we look at use counts before that fixup is performed. This causes #30594 where the only non-trivial use is on the backedge of the phi and would thus incorrectly fail to get accounted for. Fix that by taking the use count after phi fixup but before dce.
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PR #28478 moved the computation of the use counts before the finish call. to fix #28444. However, the early parts of the finish call fixes up phi node arguments, which fail to get counted if we look at use counts before that fixup is performed. This causes #30594 where the only non-trivial use is on the backedge of the phi and would thus incorrectly fail to get accounted for. Fix that by taking the use count after phi fixup but before dce.
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PR #28478 moved the computation of the use counts before the finish call. to fix #28444. However, the early parts of the finish call fixes up phi node arguments, which fail to get counted if we look at use counts before that fixup is performed. This causes #30594 where the only non-trivial use is on the backedge of the phi and would thus incorrectly fail to get accounted for. Fix that by taking the use count after phi fixup but before dce. (cherry picked from commit f8f2045)
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PR #28478 moved the computation of the use counts before the finish call. to fix #28444. However, the early parts of the finish call fixes up phi node arguments, which fail to get counted if we look at use counts before that fixup is performed. This causes #30594 where the only non-trivial use is on the backedge of the phi and would thus incorrectly fail to get accounted for. Fix that by taking the use count after phi fixup but before dce. (cherry picked from commit f8f2045)
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PR #28478 moved the computation of the use counts before the finish call. to fix #28444. However, the early parts of the finish call fixes up phi node arguments, which fail to get counted if we look at use counts before that fixup is performed. This causes #30594 where the only non-trivial use is on the backedge of the phi and would thus incorrectly fail to get accounted for. Fix that by taking the use count after phi fixup but before dce. (cherry picked from commit f8f2045)
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PR #28478 moved the computation of the use counts before the finish call. to fix #28444. However, the early parts of the finish call fixes up phi node arguments, which fail to get counted if we look at use counts before that fixup is performed. This causes #30594 where the only non-trivial use is on the backedge of the phi and would thus incorrectly fail to get accounted for. Fix that by taking the use count after phi fixup but before dce. (cherry picked from commit f8f2045)
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The legality check was using use counts after `finish(compact)` got to delete, which made them inaccurate. Instead, take a copy of the use counts before. Additionally, ignore any uses that got deleted during `finish(compact)`. Fixes #28444.
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PR #28478 moved the computation of the use counts before the finish call. to fix #28444. However, the early parts of the finish call fixes up phi node arguments, which fail to get counted if we look at use counts before that fixup is performed. This causes #30594 where the only non-trivial use is on the backedge of the phi and would thus incorrectly fail to get accounted for. Fix that by taking the use count after phi fixup but before dce. (cherry picked from commit f8f2045)
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PR #28478 moved the computation of the use counts before the finish call. to fix #28444. However, the early parts of the finish call fixes up phi node arguments, which fail to get counted if we look at use counts before that fixup is performed. This causes #30594 where the only non-trivial use is on the backedge of the phi and would thus incorrectly fail to get accounted for. Fix that by taking the use count after phi fixup but before dce. (cherry picked from commit f8f2045)
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PR #28478 moved the computation of the use counts before the finish call. to fix #28444. However, the early parts of the finish call fixes up phi node arguments, which fail to get counted if we look at use counts before that fixup is performed. This causes #30594 where the only non-trivial use is on the backedge of the phi and would thus incorrectly fail to get accounted for. Fix that by taking the use count after phi fixup but before dce. (cherry picked from commit f8f2045)
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PR #28478 moved the computation of the use counts before the finish call. to fix #28444. However, the early parts of the finish call fixes up phi node arguments, which fail to get counted if we look at use counts before that fixup is performed. This causes #30594 where the only non-trivial use is on the backedge of the phi and would thus incorrectly fail to get accounted for. Fix that by taking the use count after phi fixup but before dce. (cherry picked from commit f8f2045)
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The legality check was using use counts after
finish(compact)gotto delete, which made them inaccurate. Instead, take a copy of the
use counts before. Additionally, ignore any uses that got deleted
during
finish(compact). Fixes #28444.