; RUN: llvm-as < %s -bitcode-mdindex-threshold=0 | llvm-bcanalyzer -dump | FileCheck %s ; Test that metadata only used by a single function is serialized in that ; function instead of in the global pool. ; ; In order to make the bitcode records easy to follow, nodes in this testcase ; are named after the ids they are given in the bitcode. Nodes local to a ; function have offsets of 100 or 200 (depending on the function) so that they ; remain unique within this textual IR. ; Check for strings in the global pool. ; CHECK: num-strings = 3 { ; CHECK-NEXT: 'named' ; CHECK-NEXT: 'named and foo' ; CHECK-NEXT: 'foo and bar' ; CHECK-NEXT: } ; Each node gets a new number. Bottom-up traversal of nodes. !named = !{!6} ; Before the records we emit an offset to the index for the block ; CHECK-NEXT: !4 = !{!"named"} ; CHECK-NEXT: !5 = !{!"named and foo"} ; CHECK-NEXT: !6 = !{!"named", !4, !5} ; CHECK-NEXT: !7 = !{!"foo and bar"} ; CHECK-NOT: num-strings = 1 { ; CHECK-NEXT: 'foo' ; CHECK-NEXT: } ; Function-local nodes start at 9 (strings at 8). ; CHECK-NEXT: !109 = !{!"foo"} ; CHECK-NEXT: !110 = !{!"foo", !"foo and bar", !109, !7, !5} ; CHECK-NEXT: num-strings = 1 { ; CHECK-NEXT: 'bar' ; CHECK-NEXT: } ; Function-local nodes start at 9 (strings at 8). ; CHECK-NEXT: !209 = !{!"bar"} ; CHECK-NEXT: !210 = !{!"bar", !"foo and bar", !209, !7} ; CHECK-NEXT: