delete the MDNode that changed, rather than the other MDNode.
This is less work, because it doesn't require the changed node
to be re-inserted into the uniquing map and it doesn't require
the is-function-local flag to be recomputed. Also, it avoids
trouble when the existing node is part of a complicated
data structure.
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// Now that the node is out of the folding set, get ready to reinsert it.
// First, check to see if another node with the same operands already exists
- // in the set. If it doesn't exist, this returns the position to insert it.
+ // in the set. If so, then this node is redundant.
FoldingSetNodeID ID;
Profile(ID);
void *InsertPoint;
if (MDNode *N = pImpl->MDNodeSet.FindNodeOrInsertPos(ID, InsertPoint)) {
- N->replaceAllUsesWith(this);
- N->destroy();
- N = pImpl->MDNodeSet.FindNodeOrInsertPos(ID, InsertPoint);
- assert(N == 0 && "shouldn't be in the map now!"); (void)N;
+ replaceAllUsesWith(N);
+ destroy();
+ return;
}
// InsertPoint will have been set by the FindNodeOrInsertPos call.