+bool Api::simcall_check_dependency(smx_simcall_t req1, smx_simcall_t req2) const
+{
+ const auto IRECV = Simcall::COMM_IRECV;
+ const auto ISEND = Simcall::COMM_ISEND;
+ const auto TEST = Simcall::COMM_TEST;
+ const auto WAIT = Simcall::COMM_WAIT;
+
+ if (req1->issuer_ == req2->issuer_)
+ return false;
+
+ /* The independence theorem only consider 4 simcalls. All others are dependent with anything. */
+ if (req1->call_ != ISEND && req1->call_ != IRECV && req1->call_ != TEST && req1->call_ != WAIT)
+ return true;
+ if (req2->call_ != ISEND && req2->call_ != IRECV && req2->call_ != TEST && req2->call_ != WAIT)
+ return true;
+
+ /* Timeouts in wait transitions are not considered by the independence theorem, thus assumed dependent */
+ if ((req1->call_ == WAIT && simcall_comm_wait__get__timeout(req1) > 0) ||
+ (req2->call_ == WAIT && simcall_comm_wait__get__timeout(req2) > 0))
+ return true;
+
+ /* Make sure that req1 and req2 are in alphabetic order */
+ if (req1->call_ > req2->call_) {
+ auto temp = req1;
+ req1 = req2;
+ req2 = temp;
+ }
+ if (req1->call_ != req2->call_)
+ return request_depend_asymmetric(req1, req2);
+
+ // Those are internal requests, we do not need indirection because those objects are copies:
+ const auto comm1 = get_comm_or_nullptr(req1);
+ const auto comm2 = get_comm_or_nullptr(req2);
+
+ switch (req1->call_) {
+ case Simcall::COMM_ISEND:
+ return simcall_comm_isend__get__mbox(req1) == simcall_comm_isend__get__mbox(req2);
+ case Simcall::COMM_IRECV:
+ return simcall_comm_irecv__get__mbox(req1) == simcall_comm_irecv__get__mbox(req2);
+ case Simcall::COMM_WAIT:
+ if (comm1->src_buff_ == comm2->src_buff_ && comm1->dst_buff_ == comm2->dst_buff_)
+ return false;
+ if (comm1->src_buff_ != nullptr && comm1->dst_buff_ != nullptr && comm2->src_buff_ != nullptr &&
+ comm2->dst_buff_ != nullptr && comm1->dst_buff_ != comm2->src_buff_ && comm1->dst_buff_ != comm2->dst_buff_ &&
+ comm2->dst_buff_ != comm1->src_buff_)
+ return false;
+ return true;
+ default:
+ return true;
+ }
+}
+