feat(compiler): add peephole optimization system for dMIR and x86 CgIR

.github/workflows/dtvm_evm_test_x86.yml

@@ -487,3 +487,86 @@ jobs:
         run: |
           echo "::error::Performance regression detected in ${{ matrix.mode }} mode. See logs for details."
           exit 1
+
+  peephole_validation_and_timing_budget:
+    name: Peephole Validation and Timing Budget Check
+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
+    container:
+      image: dtvmdev1/dtvm-dev-x64:main
+    steps:
+      - name: Check out code
+        uses: actions/checkout@v3
+        with:
+          submodules: "true"
+
+      - name: Build dtvm and x86CgPeepholeTests
+        run: |
+          export LLVM_SYS_150_PREFIX=/opt/llvm15
+          export LLVM_DIR=$LLVM_SYS_150_PREFIX/lib/cmake/llvm
+          export PATH=$LLVM_SYS_150_PREFIX/bin:$PATH
+          cmake -S . -B build \
+            -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release \
+            -DZEN_ENABLE_SINGLEPASS_JIT=OFF \
+            -DZEN_ENABLE_MULTIPASS_JIT=ON \
+            -DZEN_ENABLE_EVM=ON \
+            -DZEN_ENABLE_SPEC_TEST=ON \
+            -DZEN_ENABLE_CPU_EXCEPTION=ON \
+            -DZEN_ENABLE_VIRTUAL_STACK=ON
+          cmake --build build --target dtvm --target x86CgPeepholeTests --target dmirValidationTests -j$(nproc)
+          bash tools/easm2bytecode.sh tests/evm_asm tests/evm_asm
+
+      - name: Verify .inc generator output is up-to-date
+        run: |
+          python tools/generate_x86_cg_peephole.py \
+            --rules src/compiler/target/x86/x86_cg_peephole_rules.json \
+            --out-inc /tmp/x86_cg_peephole_generated_check.inc \
+            --out-report /tmp/x86_cg_peephole_report_check.txt
+          diff /tmp/x86_cg_peephole_generated_check.inc \
+            build/src/compiler/generated/target/x86/x86_cg_peephole_generated.inc
+
+      - name: Run peephole rule validation check
+        run: |
+          python tools/check_x86_cg_peephole_validation.py \
+            --rules src/compiler/target/x86/x86_cg_peephole_rules.json \
+            --gtest-binary build/x86CgPeepholeTests
+
+      - name: Run dmir rewrite validation tests
+        run: ./build/dmirValidationTests
+
+      - name: Collect compiler pass timings
+        run: |
+          python tools/collect_compiler_pass_timings.py \
+            --dtvm build/dtvm \
+            --manifest tests/evm_asm/compiler_pass_timing_manifest.json \
+            --runs 5 \
+            --output /tmp/ci_timing_report.json \
+            -- --format evm --mode multipass --compile-only
+
+      - name: Refresh timing budgets from CI data
+        run: |
+          python tools/update_compiler_pass_timing_budget.py \
+            --report /tmp/ci_timing_report.json \
+            --out /tmp/ci_budget_x86_cg_peephole.json \
+            --budget-in tests/evm_asm/compiler_pass_timing_budget_x86_cg_peephole.json \
+            --target-pass x86_cg_peephole \
+            --manifest tests/evm_asm/compiler_pass_timing_manifest.json \
+            --runs 5
+          python tools/update_compiler_pass_timing_budget.py \
+            --report /tmp/ci_timing_report.json \
+            --out /tmp/ci_budget_dmir_rewrite.json \
+            --budget-in tests/evm_asm/compiler_pass_timing_budget_dmir_rewrite.json \
+            --target-pass dmir_rewrite \
+            --manifest tests/evm_asm/compiler_pass_timing_manifest.json \
+            --runs 5
+
+      - name: Check timing budget (x86_cg_peephole)
+        run: |
+          python tools/check_compiler_pass_timing_budget.py \
+            --budget /tmp/ci_budget_x86_cg_peephole.json \
+            --report /tmp/ci_timing_report.json
+
+      - name: Check timing budget (dmir_rewrite)
+        run: |
+          python tools/check_compiler_pass_timing_budget.py \
+            --budget /tmp/ci_budget_dmir_rewrite.json \
+            --report /tmp/ci_timing_report.json

docs/changes/2026-03-30-peephole-optimization-system/README.md

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+# Change: Peephole Optimization System for dMIR and x86 CgIR
+
+- **Status**: Implemented
+- **Date**: 2026-03-30
+- **Tier**: Full
+
+## Overview
+
+A two-level peephole optimization system targeting both dMIR (mid-level IR) and x86 CgIR (code generation IR). The dMIR level has 65 accepted rewrite rules (plus 5 seed rules) covering identity elimination, boolean algebra, shift-zero, and carry-dead rewrites. The x86 CgIR level has 13 declarative JSON rules for self-moves, zero-shifts, redundant CMP/TEST, fallthrough branches, and setcc+test+jne chain folding. Includes Z3-verified synthesized rules and a CI validation gate.
+
+## Motivation
+
+The JIT compiler generated redundant instructions from mechanical U256 decomposition and lowering. Peephole optimization is a standard compiler technique to clean up such patterns without restructuring the pipeline. The two-level approach catches patterns at both the IR and machine code level.
+
+## Impact
+
+### Affected Modules
+
+- `docs/modules/compiler/` — new dMIR rewrite pass, carry-dead analysis, rule table infrastructure
+- `docs/modules/singlepass/` — x86 CgIR peephole pass
+- CI pipeline — new `peephole_validation_and_timing_budget` job
+
+### Affected Contracts
+
+No API or interface changes.
+
+### Compatibility
+
+- No breaking changes
+- +4.6% geomean improvement on evmone-bench (27 benchmarks)
+- Notable wins: snailtracer +3.9%, structarray_alloc +4.1%, swap_math +5.0-5.8%, memory_grow_mstore +11-13%
+- ~0.005ms p95 compile overhead from dMIR rewrite pass
+
+## Implementation Plan
+
+### Phase 1: dMIR Rewrite Infrastructure
+
+- [x] Pattern matching framework
+- [x] Rule table
+- [x] Validation tests
+
+### Phase 2: Carry-Dead Analysis
+
+- [x] `isCarryDead()` for adc→add and sbb→sub rewrites on dead-carry limbs
+
+### Phase 3: Z3-Synthesized Rules
+
+- [x] `add(x,x)→shl(x,1)`, negation folding, boolean identities
+- [x] Verified via `tools/synthesize_dmir_rules.py`
+
+### Phase 4: x86 CgIR Peephole
+
+- [x] 13 declarative JSON rules
+- [x] Pattern matching on machine instructions
+
+### Phase 5: CI Gate
+
+- [x] `.inc` freshness check
+- [x] Structural/execution/semantics validation
+- [x] Compile-time budget enforcement
+
+## Compatibility Notes
+
+No backwards-incompatible changes. The optimization passes are additive and do not alter any external APIs or module interfaces.
+
+## Risks
+
+- Rewrite rules must preserve U256 semantics exactly; all rules are Z3-verified but edge cases in carry chain analysis could theoretically miss a case
+- Compile-time budget (0.005ms p95) may need adjustment as more rules are added
+- JSON rule format for x86 CgIR is a new abstraction layer that adds maintenance surface

docs/compiler/dmir_to_x86_mapping.md

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+<!--
+Copyright (C) 2025 the DTVM authors. All Rights Reserved.
+SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
+-->
+
+# dMIR To CgIR/x86 Mapping
+
+## Scope
+
+This note records the lowering bridge for the dMIR arithmetic subset that the
+offline rewrite pipeline currently touches, plus the safe subset already wired
+into the production dMIR rewrite pass:
+
+- integer `add/sub`
+- `cmp`
+- `select`
+- `adc/sbb`
+- EVM 64x64->128 multiplication helpers
+- EVM 128/64 division helpers
+
+Phase 1 keeps the production DSL at `CgIR/x86`, so every dMIR-side candidate
+rule eventually has to be translated into the instruction families emitted by
+`X86CgLowering`.
+
+## Current Production Status
+
+`JITCompilerBase::compileMIRToCgIR()` now runs a tree-local `DMirRewritePass`
+after `dead_mbb_elim` and before x86 lowering. The pass currently applies only
+a conservative in-code subset of accepted rules whose replacements are either
+existing subtrees, typed integer constants, or small synthesized boolean
+expressions, for example:
+
+- `add/sub/or/xor/shift` identities with zero
+- `and` identities with zero or all-ones
+- `not(not x) => x`
+- `select(cond, x, x) => x`
+- complement folds such as `or((not x), x) => allones`
+- boolean factoring such as `xor((and x y), (xor x y)) => (or x y)`
+
+`adc` and `sbb` candidates remain validation-only: the explicit third operand
+is visible in dMIR, but rewriting them safely still requires carry/borrow-chain
+proof beyond the current structural pass.
+
+## Mapping Table
+
+| dMIR expression family | Lowering entrypoint | CgIR/x86 family | Bridge notes |
+| --- | --- | --- | --- |
+| `add`, `sub` | generic FastISel path in `CgLowering<X86CgLowering>` plus `X86GenFastISel.inc` (see `src/compiler/target/x86/x86lowering.h`) | `ADD*rr/ri`, `SUB*rr/ri` | This path is table-driven, not hand-written in `x86lowering.cpp`. The exact register/immediate form depends on operand materialization. |
+| `cmp` | `X86CgLowering::lowerCmpExpr()` in `src/compiler/target/x86/x86lowering.cpp` | compare op (`CMP*` or `TEST*`) + `SETCCr` + optional `MOVZX32rr8` | Integer compare results become 8-bit condition materialization first, then widen to i32/i64. This is the source-side pattern behind the existing `SETCCr/TEST8rr/JCC_1` peephole fold. |
+| `select` | `X86CgLowering::lowerSelectExpr()` in `src/compiler/target/x86/x86lowering.cpp` | integer: `CMOV*`; floating-point: conditional branch + `COPY` | Integer `select` survives as a recognizable dataflow choice. Floating-point `select` is lowered into control flow and loses the direct value-select shape. |
+| `adc` | `X86CgLowering::lowerAdcExpr()` in `src/compiler/target/x86/x86lowering.cpp` | `ADC8rr`, `ADC16rr`, `ADC32rr`, `ADC64rr` | The carry operand is not reified in x86 CgIR. Lowering asserts that operand 2 is the constant zero and then consumes the hardware `CF` chain directly. Any dMIR-side analysis that depends on the explicit third operand being zero must therefore happen before lowering. That alone does not justify rewriting `adc(lhs, rhs, 0)` into `add(lhs, rhs)` inside an EVM carry chain. |
+| `sbb` | `X86CgLowering::lowerSbbExpr()` in `src/compiler/target/x86/x86lowering.cpp` | `SBB8rr`, `SBB16rr`, `SBB32rr`, `SBB64rr` | Same information-loss caveat as `adc`: x86 CgIR only preserves the borrow-consuming instruction, not the explicit third operand from dMIR. The zero-borrow precondition can be checked only before lowering, but borrow-chain safety still has to be established separately. |
+| `evm_umul128_lo`, `evm_umul128_hi` | `X86CgLowering::lowerEvmUmul128Expr()` and `lowerEvmUmul128HiExpr()` in `src/compiler/target/x86/x86lowering.cpp` | `COPY -> RAX`, `MUL64r`, `COPY RAX`, optional `COPY RDX` | The low half is always materialized from `RAX`. The high half exists only when an `evm_umul128_hi` user is present; lowering pre-scans the function and allocates the extra copy lazily. |
+| `evm_udiv128_by64`, `evm_urem128_by64` | `X86CgLowering::lowerEvmUdiv128By64Expr()` and `lowerEvmUrem128By64Expr()` in `src/compiler/target/x86/x86lowering.cpp` | `COPY -> RDX`, `COPY -> RAX`, `DIV64r`, `COPY RAX`, `COPY RDX` | Quotient and remainder are split across `RAX` and `RDX`. As with `umul128`, the helper pair lowers to one x86 instruction plus explicit register copies. |
+
+## Translation Rules For The Current Seed Set
+
+The current seed dMIR candidate file lives at
+`src/compiler/mir/dmir_rewrite_rules.json`. For Phase 1 option A, these rules
+translate into x86-facing families as follows:
+
+| dMIR candidate | x86-facing shape after lowering | Recommended landing layer |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| `(add x 0:i64) => x` | `ADD*rr/ri` with a zero operand | x86 DSL can represent this, but only after matching the exact zero-immediate form. |
+| `(not (not x)) => x` | `NOT*` pair | Either layer works; x86 DSL keeps it target-specific. |
+| `(select cond x x) => x` | integer `CMOV*` or FP branch diamond | Prefer dMIR for the generic rule. Lowering splits the integer and FP cases. |
+| `(adc x y 0:i64) => (add x y)` | `ADC*rr` consuming implicit `CF` | Only a dMIR-side candidate today. The explicit third operand disappears after lowering, so this precondition cannot be recovered at the x86 layer. A future promotion still needs carry-chain-specific safety proof. |
+| `(sbb x y 0:i64) => (sub x y)` | `SBB*rr` consuming implicit `CF` | Same reasoning as `adc`: the precondition is only visible in dMIR, but promotion still needs borrow-chain-specific safety proof. |
+
+## Why This Mapping Matters
+
+Two pieces of information are lost across lowering:
+
+- The explicit third operand of `adc/sbb`
+- The high-level `select(cmp(...), lhs, rhs)` shape once it turns into x86
+  condition codes plus `SETCCr`, `CMOV*`, or explicit branches
+
+That split is the main reason the current implementation keeps three parallel
+tracks:
+
+- a conservative production `DMirRewritePass` for tree-local structural folds
+- production peepholes at `CgIR/x86`
+- offline dMIR candidate rules plus interpreter-backed validation
+
+The bridge file above is the minimum subset needed to move rules between those
+tracks without rediscovering the source locations each time.