Move the hash table used for long literal support in streaming mode from
FDR to Rose, and introduce new instructions CHECK_LONG_LIT and
CHECK_LONG_LIT_NOCASE for doing literal confirm for long literals.
This simplifies FDR confirm, and guarantees that HWLM matchers will only
be used for literals < 256 bytes long.
This commit replaces the build-time representation of the Rose
interpreter programs, from a class containing a discriminated union of
the bytecode structures to a class hierarchy of build-time prototypes.
This makes it easier to reason about and manipulate Rose programs during
compilation.
On 64-bit platforms, the Limex 64 model is implemented in normal GPRs.
On 32-bit platforms, however, 128-bit SSE registers are used for the
runtime implementation.
Add the new Tamarama engine that acts as a container for infix/suffix
engines that can be proven to run exclusively of one another.
This reduces stream state for pattern sets with many exclusive engines.
The roseRunProgram function had gotten very large for the number of
sites it was being inlined into, with negative effects on performance in
large cases. This change moves it into its own translation unit.
Replaces the old LimEx NFA engines, which were specialised for model
size and number of shifts, with a new set of engines that can handle a
variable number of shifts.
Replace the use of the internal_report structure (for reports from
engines, MPV etc) with the Rose program interpreter.
SOM processing was reworked to use a new som_operation structure that is
embedded in the appropriate instructions.
Using -Werror is a very good thing during development, but it has the
potential to break the user's build, for example, if they are using a slightly
different compiler combination to one that has been tested previously.
Move report preconditions (bounds, exhaustion, etc) into program
instructions and use a more direct path to the user match callback than
the adaptor functions.
Report handling has been moved to new file src/report.h. Reporting from
EOD now uses the same instructions as normal report handling, rather
than its own.
Jump target tracking in rose_build_bytecode.cpp has been cleaned up.
