old_contents: # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
  from __future__ import print_function, division, absolute_import
  
  import unittest
  
  from pykit.analysis import cfa
  from pykit.parsing import from_c
  from pykit.transform import ret, inline
  from pykit.ir import opcodes, findallops, verify, interp
  
  class TestInlining(unittest.TestCase):
  
      def test_inline(self):
          simple = """
          #include <pykit_ir.h>
  
          int callee(int i) {
              return i * i;
          }
  
          int caller(int i) {
              int x = call(callee, list(i));
              return x;
          }
          """
          mod = from_c(simple)
          func = mod.get_function("caller")
          [callsite] = findallops(func, 'call')
          inline.inline(func, callsite)
          cfa.run(func)
          verify(func)
          assert interp.run(func, args=[10]) == 100
          assert len(list(func.blocks)) == 1
          assert opcodes(func) == ['mul', 'ret']
  
      def test_inline2(self):
          harder = """
          int callee(int i) {
              (void) print(i);
              while (i < 10) {
                  i = i + 1;
                  return i * 2;
              }
              return i;
          }
  
          int caller() {
              int x = 4;
              while (x < 10) {
                  (void) print(x);
                  x = call(callee, list(x));
              }
              return x;
          }
          """
          mod = from_c(harder)
          func = mod.get_function("caller")
          verify(func)
          result = interp.run(func)
  
          [callsite] = findallops(func, 'call')
          inline.inline(func, callsite)
          cfa.run(func)
          verify(func)
  
          # TODO: update phi when splitting blocks
          # result2 = interp.run(func)
          # assert result == result2
  
new_contents: # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
  from __future__ import print_function, division, absolute_import
  
  import unittest
  import textwrap
  
  from pykit.analysis import cfa
  from pykit.parsing import from_c
  from pykit.transform import ret, inline
  from pykit.ir import opcodes, findallops, verify, interp
  
  class TestInlining(unittest.TestCase):
  
      def test_inline(self):
          simple = textwrap.dedent("""
          #include <pykit_ir.h>
  
          int callee(int i) {
              return i * i;
          }
  
          int caller(int i) {
              int x = call(callee, list(i));
              return x;
          }
          """)
          mod = from_c(simple)
          func = mod.get_function("caller")
          [callsite] = findallops(func, 'call')
          inline.inline(func, callsite)
          cfa.run(func)
          verify(func)
          assert interp.run(func, args=[10]) == 100
          assert len(list(func.blocks)) == 1
          assert opcodes(func) == ['mul', 'ret']
  
      def test_inline2(self):
          harder = textwrap.dedent("""
          int callee(int i) {
              (void) print(i);
              while (i < 10) {
                  i = i + 1;
                  return i * 2;
              }
              return i;
          }
  
          int caller() {
              int x = 4;
              while (x < 10) {
                  (void) print(x);
                  x = call(callee, list(x));
              }
              return x;
          }
          """)
          mod = from_c(harder)
          func = mod.get_function("caller")
          verify(func)
          result = interp.run(func)
  
          [callsite] = findallops(func, 'call')
          inline.inline(func, callsite)
          cfa.run(func)
          verify(func)
  
          # TODO: update phi when splitting blocks
          # result2 = interp.run(func)
          # assert result == result2
  
subject: Use cl preprocessor on win32 instead of cpp