Re-introduce definite return analysis.
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19 #ifndef _include_bytecode_emitter_h_
20 #define _include_bytecode_emitter_h_
24 #include "../Opcodes.h"
25 #include "../Handles.h"
26 #include "../CompactBuffer.h"
28 #include "../HashTable.h"
29 #include "../VirtualObjectVisitor.h"
33 // An overarching note on overflows: Though we should use CheckedInt, we rely
34 // on a source-length cap covering all possible overflow checks. As long as
35 // the source length is capped to INT_MAX, the number of AST nodes will be
36 // strictly beneath that cap, and so to will most things generated by the
37 // AST. For example, local and argument counts, number of functions, fields
38 // in a struct, et cetera. Not everything can be covered by this cap: the
39 // stack depth, number of bytecodes for example. In these cases we explicitly
40 // test for overflow of INT_MAX and in other cases we assert.
42 // In the future, we should of course use a checked int wrapper.
56 OopRecord(unsigned length, unsigned offset)
76 Entry(String *string, unsigned index)
85 typedef Entry Payload;
87 static uint32 hash(String *string) {
88 return HashPointer(string);
91 static bool matches(String *key, Entry &e) {
92 return key == e.string;
96 typedef HashTable<Policy, ZoneAllocatorPolicy> Set;
101 void accept(VirtualObjectVisitor *visitor);
103 bool add(Handle<String> name, unsigned *indexp);
104 size_t stringCount() const {
105 return strings_.length();
107 String *stringAt(size_t i) const {
108 return strings_[i].string;
113 Vector<Entry> strings_;
117 // The bytecode emitter assists in building Code objects, by emitting opcodes
118 // and tracking stack information. Since the SemA creates temporary pool/root
119 // scopes, we cannot use ScopedRoot or PoolObjects. Instead, BCE gets a
120 // special marking function.
121 class BytecodeEmitter : public AutoRooted
124 PoolAllocator &pool_;
127 bytecode *buffer_pos_;
128 bytecode *buffer_end_;
129 bytecode inline_buffer_[512];
131 unsigned maxStackDepth_;
132 Vector<bool> oopMap_;
133 Vector<OopRecord *> oopRecords_;
134 CompactBufferWriter sourcemap_;
135 unsigned lastCodePosition_;
137 StringTable strings_;
138 Vector<Symbol *> locals_;
139 Vector<Object *> objects_;
141 unsigned maxLoopDepth_;
144 // The maximum size of a code object must be such that the distance between
145 // two instructions fits into a signed, 31-bit integer. This ensures that
146 // all code-bounded buffers (like the number of object literals or
147 // safepoints) does not need to be bounds checked. It also means we can add
148 // any two offsets and be guaranteed that they don't overflow.
149 static const size_t MAX_LENGTH = INT_MAX / 2;
152 bool growBuffer(size_t bytes);
154 // Checking the return value is not necessary, since the inline buffer is
155 // used as a ballast.
156 bool ensure(size_t bytes) {
157 if (buffer_pos_ + bytes > buffer_end_)
158 return growBuffer(bytes);
162 void writeUint8(unsigned value) {
163 assert(value <= UCHAR_MAX);
164 *buffer_pos_++ = value;
166 void writeFloat(float value) {
167 *(float *)buffer_pos_ = value;
168 buffer_pos_ += sizeof(float);
170 void writeInt32(int value) {
171 *(int *)buffer_pos_ = value;
172 buffer_pos_ += sizeof(int);
174 void writeUint32(unsigned value) {
175 *(unsigned *)buffer_pos_ = value;
176 buffer_pos_ += sizeof(unsigned);
178 void writeOp(Opcode op) {
183 for (int i = 0; i < OpcodeInfo[op].nuses; i++)
185 for (int i = 0; i < OpcodeInfo[op].ndefs; i++)
186 oopMap_.append(false);
187 if (oopMap_.length() > maxStackDepth_)
188 maxStackDepth_ = oopMap_.length();
190 void writeObject(Object *obj) {
191 writeUint32(objects_.length());
192 ScopedRoot<Object> root(obj);
193 if (!objects_.append(root))
197 int position() const {
198 assert(buffer_pos_ - buffer_ < INT_MAX / 2);
199 return int(buffer_pos_ - buffer_);
203 BytecodeEmitter(PoolAllocator &pool);
206 void accept(VirtualObjectVisitor *visitor);
208 bytecode *buffer() const {
211 unsigned length() const {
212 return unsigned(buffer_pos_ - buffer_);
215 return oom_ || sourcemap_.oom();
217 unsigned stackDepth() const {
218 return oopMap_.length();
220 unsigned maxStackDepth() const {
221 return maxStackDepth_;
224 void drop(unsigned amt) {
225 assert(amt <= stackDepth());
226 for (unsigned i = 0; i < amt; i++)
230 void note_position(const SourcePosition &pos);
231 void setFirstLine(unsigned line) {
232 assert(!sourcemap_.length());
237 // A label represents a local control-flow target in the bytecode. A label
238 // may be in three states:
240 // (1) Empty - the label is not used yet.
241 // (2) Pending - the label has incoming jumps, but the actual location of
242 // is not yet known. The list of jumps is threaded through
243 // the four bytes reserved for each emitted jump target. In
244 // this case, the offset field is the location of the most
245 // recently emitted incoming jump.
246 // (3) Bound - the label's position has been pinned.
248 // A jump can be emitted to a label in any state. Binding a label
249 // immediately backpatches all pending incoming jumps. A label must be
250 // bound if it is used.
256 void setOffset(int offset) {
258 assert(offset_ == offset);
262 static const int INVALID_OFFSET = -1;
266 : offset_(INVALID_OFFSET),
272 assert(bound_ || offset_ == INVALID_OFFSET);
281 void bind(int offset) {
286 int link(int offset) {
295 int patchJumpAt(int at, int to) {
296 assert(at >= 0 && at < position());
297 int old = *(int *)(buffer_ + at + 1);
298 *(int *)(buffer_ + at + 1) = (to - at);
302 void singleByteOp(Opcode op) {
303 assert(OpcodeInfo[op].length == 1);
304 ensure(OpcodeInfo[op].length);
308 // Mark a stack slot as having an object pointer.
309 void markOop(unsigned depth, bool oop = true) {
312 oopMap_[oopMap_.length() - depth] = oop;
314 bool getOop(unsigned depth) {
317 return oopMap_[oopMap_.length() - depth];
320 // Mark the current bytecode position as either re-entrant (meaning, it
321 // can leave the interpreter or call to another function), or causing GC.
322 // This will record which stack slots have objects and associate that
323 // information with the current pc.
327 void int_(int value) {
336 void getlocal(VariableSymbol *var);
337 void setlocal(VariableSymbol *var);
338 void getarg(VariableSymbol *var);
339 void setarg(VariableSymbol *var);
341 void j(Opcode op, Label *label) {
342 // Since jumps can skip around the stream, do not try to do anything
343 // in a potentially truncated state.
347 assert(op == OP_JT || op == OP_JF || op == OP_JUMP ||
348 op == OP_CONTINUE || op == OP_BREAK);
349 ensure(OP_JUMP_LENGTH);
351 if (label->bound()) {
352 // We can immediately emit this jump.
353 int distance = label->offset() - position();
355 writeInt32(distance);
357 // We can't emit this jump yet. Add a placeholder.
358 int old = label->link(position());
363 void bind(Label *label) {
367 assert(!label->bound());
369 int offset = label->offset();
370 while (offset != Label::INVALID_OFFSET)
371 offset = patchJumpAt(offset, position());
373 label->bind(position());
375 void jump(Label *label) {
379 void binary(Opcode op) {
382 void unary(Opcode op) {
387 singleByteOp(OP_POP);
390 singleByteOp(OP_STOP);
392 void call(Handle<FunctionType> fun, unsigned argc) {
395 if (fun->isNative()) {
396 ensure(OP_CALLNATIVE_LENGTH);
397 writeOp(OP_CALLNATIVE);
401 ensure(OP_CALL_LENGTH);
405 if (fun->returnType()->isVoid())
407 else if (fun->returnType()->isTraceable())
412 void getelem(Type *type) {
413 singleByteOp(OP_GETELEM);
415 if (type->isTraceable())
418 void setelem(Type *type) {
419 singleByteOp(OP_SETELEM);
422 void getfield(unsigned index, Type *type) {
423 ensure(OP_GETFIELD_LENGTH);
424 writeOp(OP_GETFIELD);
427 if (type->isTraceable())
430 void setfield(unsigned index, Type *type) {
431 ensure(OP_SETFIELD_LENGTH);
432 writeOp(OP_SETFIELD);
435 if (type->isTraceable())
440 int offset = position();
442 ensure(OP_ENTERLOOP);
443 writeOp(OP_ENTERLOOP);
447 if (loopDepth_ > maxLoopDepth_)
448 maxLoopDepth_ = loopDepth_;
453 singleByteOp(OP_LEAVELOOP);
458 void setLoopUsesLifoStack(int pos) {
459 assert(pos >= 0 && pos < position());
460 assert(*(buffer() + pos) == OP_ENTERLOOP);
461 *(buffer() + pos + 1) = 1;
464 void float_(float value) {
465 ensure(OP_FLOAT_LENGTH);
470 singleByteOp(OP_CVT_I2F);
472 void newarray(Opcode op, Handle<ArrayMap> map, Heap::Tenure tenure) {
473 assert(op == OP_NEWFIXED ||
478 ensure(OpcodeInfo[op].length);
483 if (op == OP_NEWSIZED)
484 drop(map->type()->levels());
488 void newstruct(Handle<Map> map, Heap::Tenure tenure) {
490 ensure(OP_NEWSTRUCT_LENGTH);
491 writeOp(OP_NEWSTRUCT);
496 void savelifo(unsigned slot) {
497 ensure(OP_SAVELIFO_LENGTH);
498 writeOp(OP_SAVELIFO);
501 void unwindlifo(unsigned slot) {
502 ensure(OP_UNWINDLIFO_LENGTH);
503 writeOp(OP_UNWINDLIFO);
507 void newref(VariableSymbol *var);
509 void slotref_lifo() {
511 singleByteOp(OP_SLOTREF_LIFO);
514 void getref(Type *type) {
515 if (type->pod() == PrimitiveType_Int32) {
516 singleByteOp(OP_GETREF_I);
518 assert(type->pod() == PrimitiveType_Float);
519 singleByteOp(OP_GETREF_F);
522 void setref(Type *type) {
523 if (type->pod() == PrimitiveType_Int32) {
524 singleByteOp(OP_SETREF_I);
526 assert(type->pod() == PrimitiveType_Float);
527 singleByteOp(OP_SETREF_F);
530 void object(Handle<Object> obj) {
531 ensure(OP_OBJECT_LENGTH);
537 singleByteOp(OP_COPYARRAY);
541 singleByteOp(OP_COPYSTRUCT);
545 singleByteOp(OP_SIZEOF);
549 bool oop = getOop(1);
550 singleByteOp(OP_DUP);
554 bool oop2 = getOop(2);
555 bool oop1 = getOop(1);
557 singleByteOp(OP_DUP2);
563 bool oop2 = getOop(2);
564 bool oop1 = getOop(1);
566 singleByteOp(OP_SWAP);
572 bool oop3 = getOop(3);
573 bool oop2 = getOop(2);
574 bool oop1 = getOop(1);
576 singleByteOp(OP_ROLL3);
583 bool oop2 = getOop(2);
584 bool oop1 = getOop(1);
586 singleByteOp(OP_PICK2);
593 bool oop3 = getOop(3);
594 bool oop2 = getOop(2);
595 bool oop1 = getOop(1);
597 singleByteOp(OP_PICK3);
606 singleByteOp(OP_RETURNVOID);
609 singleByteOp(OP_BITNOT);
612 singleByteOp(OP_NOT);
615 singleByteOp(OP_NOT_F);
618 singleByteOp(OP_NEG);
621 singleByteOp(OP_NEG_F);
624 singleByteOp(OP_BITS_I2F);
627 singleByteOp(OP_BITS_F2I);
630 singleByteOp(OP_TRUE);
633 singleByteOp(OP_FALSE);
636 unsigned addString(Handle<String> name) {
638 if (!strings_.add(name, &index)) {
645 void getglobal(Symbol *sym);
646 void setglobal(Symbol *sym);
650 singleByteOp(OP_PUBLIC);
653 void tableswitch(int low, int high, Label *def, Label **labels) {
654 unsigned tablesize = TableSwitchEntries(low, high);
655 assert(tablesize <= MAX_TABLESWITCH_ENTRIES);
657 ensure(OP_TABLESWITCH_LENGTH);
658 writeOp(OP_TABLESWITCH);
663 // When labels are patched, we assume each position is a jump. Rather
664 // than hack position offsets to make labels work without actual
665 // incoming jumps, we emit a jump inline.
666 for (unsigned i = 0; i < tablesize; i++)
670 bool allocate(VariableSymbol *sym);
676 void get(Variable *var) {
677 if (var->location() == Variable::STACK) {
680 assert(var->location() == Variable::PARAMETER);
684 void set(Variable *var) {
685 assert(!var->type()->isReference());
686 if (var->location() == Variable::STACK) {
689 assert(var->location() == Variable::PARAMETER);
698 #endif // _include_bytecode_emitter_h_