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The ARC builtin functions __builtin_arc_ffs and __builtin_arc_fls perform pure mathematical operations equivalent to the standard GCC __builtin_ffs function, which is marked with the const attribute. However, the ARC target-specific versions were not marked as const, preventing compiler optimizations like common subexpression elimination. Extend the ARC builtin infrastructure to support function attributes and mark the appropriate mathematical builtins as const: - __builtin_arc_ffs: Find first set bit (const) - __builtin_arc_fls: Find last set bit (const) - __builtin_arc_norm: Count leading zeros (const) - __builtin_arc_normw: Count leading zeros for 16-bit (const) - __builtin_arc_swap: Endian swap (const) gcc/ChangeLog: * config/arc/builtins.def: Add ATTRS parameter to DEF_BUILTIN macro calls. Mark mathematical builtins (FFS, FLS, NORM, NORMW, SWAP) with attr_const, leave others as NULL_TREE. * config/arc/arc.cc: Add support for builtin function attributes. Create attr_const using tree_cons. Update DEF_BUILTIN macro to pass ATTRS parameter to add_builtin_function. gcc/testsuite/ChangeLog: * gcc.target/arc/builtin_fls_const.c: New test. Verify that const attribute enables CSE optimization for mathematical ARC builtins by checking that duplicate calls are eliminated and results are optimized to shift operations. Signed-off-by: Kees Cook <kees@kernel.org>
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