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Created Jan 07, 2010 by Robert Bernecky@rbeDeveloper

CWLE improvements show up fault in AWLF F_intersect analysis

Bugzilla Link 652
Created on Jan 07, 2010 15:30
Resolution FIXED
Resolved on Jan 07, 2010 16:49
Version svn
OS Linux
Architecture PC
Attachments bug652.sac

Extended Description

This one took a while to isolate...
AWLFI inserts F_attachintersect data flow function calls to hold
the results of partition-bounds/index-vector set computations for AWLF's
use, in replacing a following _sel_VxA_( iv, producerWL).
In today's adventure, the producerWL is a copy-WL, so all is well,
at first (as in all adventures). Eventually, CWLE replaces
the copy-WL by its predecessor (is there a better word for this?),
which, in this case, happens to be a multi-op WL, producing two
results. 
AWLF then comes along and blindly does the folding job, giving us
an unpleasant goulash that also makes the _sel_VxA_ produce
a non-scalar result. Things go downhill from there.
I had a hard time finding a tiny example that fails.
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