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The initial version was reverted because it looped infinitely if the likely successor isn't properly dominated by the predecessor. In practice it means that we went up the CFG through backedge and looped infinitely. I also added some paranoid assertion checks to make sure that every other invariant holds. I also found a hypothetical situation when we may go past the dominated block while following the likely successors (it means that in fact the dominated block is dynamically not reachable from dominating block) and explicitly prohibited this, though I don't have a motivating test showing that it's a real problem. https://reviews.llvm.org/D146276 |
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