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Daniel Grunwald 5526400b17 Extend InferType() to every ILInstruction
Change InferType() to an abstract method and implement for every ILInstruction.
With this change, we now always have enough information to create a variable of an appropriate type to store the result of evaluating the instruction.
This previously was not the case for instructions producing "other value type", for which the stacktype-based fallback incorrectly produced `object`.
2026-08-30 21:25:45 +02:00

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namespace ICSharpCode.Decompiler.IL.Transforms
{
class CombineExitsTransform : IILTransform
{
public void Run(ILFunction function, ILTransformContext context)
{
if (!(function.Body is BlockContainer container && container.Blocks.Count == 1))
return;
var combinedExit = CombineExits(container.EntryPoint);
if (combinedExit == null)
return;
ExpressionTransforms.RunOnSingleStatement(combinedExit, context);
}
static Leave CombineExits(Block block)
{
if (!(block.Instructions.SecondToLastOrDefault() is IfInstruction ifInst && block.Instructions.LastOrDefault() is Leave leaveElse))
return null;
if (!ifInst.FalseInst.MatchNop())
return null;
// try to unwrap true branch to single instruction:
var trueInstruction = Block.Unwrap(ifInst.TrueInst);
// if the true branch is a block with multiple instructions:
// try to apply the combine exits transform to the nested block
// and then continue on that transformed block.
// Example:
// if (cond) {
// if (cond2) {
// leave (value)
// }
// leave (value2)
// }
// leave (value3)
// =>
// leave (if (cond) value else if (cond2) value2 else value3)
if (trueInstruction is Block nestedBlock && nestedBlock.Instructions.Count == 2)
trueInstruction = CombineExits(nestedBlock);
if (!(trueInstruction is Leave leave))
return null;
if (!(leave.IsLeavingFunction && leaveElse.IsLeavingFunction))
return null;
if (leave.Value.MatchNop() || leaveElse.Value.MatchNop())
return null;
// if (cond) {
// leave (value)
// }
// leave (elseValue)
// =>
// leave (if (cond) value else elseValue)
IfInstruction value = new IfInstruction(ifInst.Condition, leave.Value, leaveElse.Value, leave.TargetContainer.ExpectedResultType);
value.AddILRange(ifInst);
Leave combinedLeave = new Leave(leave.TargetContainer, value);
combinedLeave.AddILRange(leaveElse);
combinedLeave.AddILRange(leave);
ifInst.ReplaceWith(combinedLeave);
block.Instructions.RemoveAt(combinedLeave.ChildIndex + 1);
return combinedLeave;
}
}
}