ARC: Analysis in one pass v2 (#17000)

* Analyse last reads all at once

* Integrate firstWrite analysis

* Small cleanup

* Use sets instead of seqs

* Remove instrTargets

* Reap the benefits

* Implement error diagnostics

* Operate on DFA index for lastRead analysis

* Use mgetOrPut

* Cache alias results

This improves performance by a lot, since many
CFG locations map to a single PNode

* Improve performance

* Improve performance

* Cleanup
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@ -93,7 +93,6 @@ destroy
destroy
destroy
sink
sink
destroy
copy
(f: 1)
@ -687,7 +686,7 @@ caseNotAConstant()
proc potentialSelfAssign(i: var int) =
var a: array[2, OO]
a[i] = OO(f: 1)
a[i] = OO(f: 1) # turned into a memcopy
a[1] = OO(f: 2)
a[i+1] = a[i] # This must not =sink, but =copy
inc i
@ -744,3 +743,30 @@ proc partToWholeUnownedRef =
partToWholeUnownedRef()
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# test that nodes that get copied during the transformation
# (like dot exprs) don't loose their firstWrite/lastRead property
type
OOO = object
initialized: bool
C = object
o: OOO
proc `=destroy`(o: var OOO) =
doAssert o.initialized, "OOO was destroyed before initialization!"
proc initO(): OOO =
OOO(initialized: true)
proc initC(): C =
C(o: initO())
proc pair(): tuple[a: C, b: C] =
result.a = initC() # <- when firstWrite tries to find this node to start its analysis it fails, because injectdestructors uses copyTree/shallowCopy
result.b = initC()
discard pair()