Examples with SharedType com.oracle.svm.core.meta.SharedType used on opensource projects

Example 1 with SharedType

use of com.oracle.svm.core.meta.SharedType in project graal by oracle.

the class SubstrateObjectCloneNode method genLoadFieldNode.

@Override
protected LoadFieldNode genLoadFieldNode(Assumptions assumptions, ValueNode originalAlias, ResolvedJavaField field) {
    if (field.getJavaKind() == JavaKind.Object && field.getType() instanceof SharedType) {
        /*
             * We have the static analysis to check interface types, e.g.., if a parameter of field
             * has a declared interface type and is assigned something that does not implement the
             * interface, the static analysis reports an error.
             */
        TypeReference trusted = TypeReference.createTrustedWithoutAssumptions((SharedType) field.getType());
        StampPair pair = StampPair.createSingle(StampFactory.object(trusted, false));
        return LoadFieldNode.createOverrideStamp(pair, originalAlias, field);
    } else {
        return super.genLoadFieldNode(assumptions, originalAlias, field);
    }
}

Example 2 with SharedType

use of com.oracle.svm.core.meta.SharedType in project graal by oracle.

the class CollectingObjectReferenceVisitor method verifyVirtualObject.

private void verifyVirtualObject(CompilationResult compilation, VirtualObject expectedObject, ValueInfo[] actualObject, FrameInfoQueryResult actualFrame, BitSet visitedVirtualObjects) {
    if (visitedVirtualObjects.get(expectedObject.getId())) {
        return;
    }
    visitedVirtualObjects.set(expectedObject.getId());
    ObjectLayout objectLayout = ConfigurationValues.getObjectLayout();
    SharedType expectedType = (SharedType) expectedObject.getType();
    if (expectedType.isArray()) {
        JavaKind kind = expectedType.getComponentType().getJavaKind();
        int expectedLength = 0;
        for (int i = 0; i < expectedObject.getValues().length; i++) {
            JavaValue expectedValue = expectedObject.getValues()[i];
            UnsignedWord expectedOffset = WordFactory.unsigned(objectLayout.getArrayElementOffset(expectedType.getComponentType().getJavaKind(), expectedLength));
            ValueInfo actualValue = findActualArrayElement(actualObject, expectedOffset);
            verifyValue(compilation, expectedValue, actualValue, actualFrame, visitedVirtualObjects);
            JavaKind valueKind = expectedObject.getSlotKind(i);
            if (objectLayout.sizeInBytes(kind) == 4 && objectLayout.sizeInBytes(valueKind) == 8) {
                /*
                     * Truffle uses arrays in a non-standard way: it declares an int[] array and
                     * uses it to also store long and double values. These values span two array
                     * elements - so we have to add 2 to the length.
                     */
                expectedLength += 2;
            } else {
                expectedLength++;
            }
        }
        int actualLength = actualObject[1].value.asInt();
        assert expectedLength == actualLength;
    } else {
        SharedField[] expectedFields = (SharedField[]) expectedType.getInstanceFields(true);
        int fieldIdx = 0;
        int valueIdx = 0;
        while (valueIdx < expectedObject.getValues().length) {
            SharedField expectedField = expectedFields[fieldIdx];
            fieldIdx += 1;
            JavaValue expectedValue = expectedObject.getValues()[valueIdx];
            JavaKind valueKind = expectedObject.getSlotKind(valueIdx);
            valueIdx += 1;
            JavaKind kind = expectedField.getStorageKind();
            if (objectLayout.sizeInBytes(kind) == 4 && objectLayout.sizeInBytes(valueKind) == 8) {
                /*
                     * Truffle uses fields in a non-standard way: it declares a couple of
                     * (consecutive) int fields, and uses them to also store long and double values.
                     * These values span two fields - so we have to ignore a field.
                     */
                fieldIdx++;
            }
            UnsignedWord expectedOffset = WordFactory.unsigned(expectedField.getLocation());
            ValueInfo actualValue = findActualField(actualObject, expectedOffset);
            verifyValue(compilation, expectedValue, actualValue, actualFrame, visitedVirtualObjects);
        }
    }
}

Example 3 with SharedType

use of com.oracle.svm.core.meta.SharedType in project graal by oracle.

the class FrameInfoVerifier method makeVirtualObject.

private void makeVirtualObject(FrameData data, VirtualObject virtualObject) {
    int id = virtualObject.getId();
    if (data.virtualObjects[id] != null) {
        return;
    }
    /* Install a non-null value to support recursive VirtualObjects. */
    data.virtualObjects[id] = MARKER;
    /* Objects must contain only compressed references when compression is enabled */
    boolean compressedRefs = ReferenceAccess.singleton().haveCompressedReferences();
    List<ValueInfo> valueList = new ArrayList<>(virtualObject.getValues().length + 4);
    SharedType type = (SharedType) virtualObject.getType();
    /* The first element is the hub of the virtual object. */
    valueList.add(makeValueInfo(data, JavaKind.Object, SubstrateObjectConstant.forObject(type.getHub())));
    ObjectLayout objectLayout = ConfigurationValues.getObjectLayout();
    assert type.isArray() == LayoutEncoding.isArray(type.getHub().getLayoutEncoding()) : "deoptimization code uses layout encoding to determine if type is an array";
    if (type.isArray()) {
        /* We do not know the final length yet, so add a placeholder. */
        valueList.add(null);
        int length = 0;
        JavaKind kind = ((SharedType) type.getComponentType()).getStorageKind();
        for (int i = 0; i < virtualObject.getValues().length; i++) {
            JavaValue value = virtualObject.getValues()[i];
            JavaKind valueKind = virtualObject.getSlotKind(i);
            if (objectLayout.sizeInBytes(kind, compressedRefs) == 4 && objectLayout.sizeInBytes(valueKind, compressedRefs) == 8) {
                /*
                     * Truffle uses arrays in a non-standard way: it declares an int[] array and
                     * uses it to also store long and double values. These values span two array
                     * elements - so we have to write this element with the actual value kind and
                     * add 2 to the length.
                     */
                valueList.add(makeValueInfo(data, valueKind, value));
                length += 2;
            } else {
                assert objectLayout.sizeInBytes(valueKind.getStackKind(), compressedRefs) <= objectLayout.sizeInBytes(kind.getStackKind(), compressedRefs);
                valueList.add(makeValueInfo(data, kind, value));
                length++;
            }
            assert objectLayout.getArrayElementOffset(type.getComponentType().getJavaKind(), length) == objectLayout.getArrayBaseOffset(type.getComponentType().getJavaKind()) + computeOffset(valueList.subList(2, valueList.size()), compressedRefs);
        }
        assert valueList.get(1) == null;
        valueList.set(1, makeValueInfo(data, JavaKind.Int, JavaConstant.forInt(length)));
    } else {
        /*
             * We must add filling constants for padding, so that values are contiguous. The
             * deoptimization code does not have access to field information.
             */
        SharedField[] fields = (SharedField[]) type.getInstanceFields(true);
        long curOffset = objectLayout.getFirstFieldOffset();
        int fieldIdx = 0;
        int valueIdx = 0;
        while (valueIdx < virtualObject.getValues().length) {
            SharedField field = fields[fieldIdx];
            fieldIdx += 1;
            JavaValue value = virtualObject.getValues()[valueIdx];
            JavaKind valueKind = virtualObject.getSlotKind(valueIdx);
            valueIdx += 1;
            JavaKind kind = field.getStorageKind();
            if (objectLayout.sizeInBytes(kind, compressedRefs) == 4 && objectLayout.sizeInBytes(valueKind, compressedRefs) == 8) {
                /*
                     * Truffle uses fields in a non-standard way: it declares a couple of
                     * (consecutive) int fields, and uses them to also store long and double values.
                     * These values span two fields - so we have to ignore a field.
                     */
                kind = valueKind;
                assert fields[fieldIdx].getJavaKind() == field.getJavaKind();
                fieldIdx++;
            }
            if (field.getLocation() >= 0) {
                assert curOffset <= field.getLocation();
                while (curOffset + 7 < field.getLocation()) {
                    valueList.add(makeValueInfo(data, JavaKind.Long, JavaConstant.LONG_0));
                    curOffset += 8;
                }
                if (curOffset + 3 < field.getLocation()) {
                    valueList.add(makeValueInfo(data, JavaKind.Int, JavaConstant.INT_0));
                    curOffset += 4;
                }
                if (curOffset + 1 < field.getLocation()) {
                    valueList.add(makeValueInfo(data, JavaKind.Short, JavaConstant.forShort((short) 0)));
                    curOffset += 2;
                }
                if (curOffset < field.getLocation()) {
                    valueList.add(makeValueInfo(data, JavaKind.Byte, JavaConstant.forByte((byte) 0)));
                    curOffset += 1;
                }
                assert curOffset == field.getLocation();
                assert curOffset == computeOffset(valueList, compressedRefs);
                valueList.add(makeValueInfo(data, kind, value));
                curOffset += objectLayout.sizeInBytes(kind, compressedRefs);
            }
        }
    }
    data.virtualObjects[id] = valueList.toArray(new ValueInfo[valueList.size()]);
    ImageSingletons.lookup(Counters.class).virtualObjectsCount.inc();
}