dart-sdk/runtime/vm/dart_entry.h
Samir Jindel be07555207 Revert "Revert "[kernel] Implementation of fine-grained strong mode argument type-checks, phase 2""
This fixes some incorrect asserts that were breaking the debug bots.
The original revision is available in Patchset 1.

This reverts commit 26735519cb.

Bug:
Change-Id: Ifa599b7bff752dec4c505e10fd6db206e1abd977
Reviewed-on: https://dart-review.googlesource.com/23820
Reviewed-by: Vyacheslav Egorov <vegorov@google.com>
Commit-Queue: Samir Jindel <sjindel@google.com>
2017-11-27 18:25:31 +00:00

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// Copyright (c) 2011, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file
// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
#ifndef RUNTIME_VM_DART_ENTRY_H_
#define RUNTIME_VM_DART_ENTRY_H_
#include "vm/allocation.h"
#include "vm/growable_array.h"
#include "vm/object.h"
#include "vm/raw_object.h"
namespace dart {
// Forward declarations.
class Array;
class Closure;
class Function;
class Instance;
class Integer;
class Library;
class Object;
class RawArray;
class RawInstance;
class RawObject;
class RawString;
class String;
// An arguments descriptor array consists of the type argument vector length (0
// if none); total argument count (not counting type argument vector); the
// positional argument count; a sequence of (name, position) pairs, sorted
// by name, for each named optional argument; and a terminating null to
// simplify iterating in generated code.
//
// To efficiently implement strong-mode argument checks, the arguments
// descriptor also holds a bitvector with up to <word size>/2 bits for arguments
// of the invocation, including positional and named arguments, in order from
// least to most significant position. The first bit, which corresponds to the
// receiver in the arguments descriptor, is treated specially and controls how
// the other bits are interpreted.
//
// When the first bit is false, the other bits are interpreted as indicating
// whether their corresponding argument needs to checked (although checks are
// always performed for parameters defined with the 'covariant' keyword). When
// the first bit is true, the other bits are set to true if their corresponding
// arguments need to be checked if their parameters are marked
// 'isGenericCovariantImpl' in the callee.
class ArgumentsDescriptor : public ValueObject {
public:
explicit ArgumentsDescriptor(const Array& array);
// Accessors.
intptr_t TypeArgsLen() const; // 0 if no type argument vector is passed.
intptr_t FirstArgIndex() const { return TypeArgsLen() > 0 ? 1 : 0; }
intptr_t CountWithTypeArgs() const { return FirstArgIndex() + Count(); }
intptr_t Count() const; // Excluding type arguments vector.
intptr_t PositionalCount() const; // Excluding type arguments vector.
intptr_t NamedCount() const { return Count() - PositionalCount(); }
RawString* NameAt(intptr_t i) const;
intptr_t PositionAt(intptr_t i) const;
bool MatchesNameAt(intptr_t i, const String& other) const;
// Generated code support.
static intptr_t type_args_len_offset();
static intptr_t count_offset();
static intptr_t positional_count_offset();
static intptr_t first_named_entry_offset();
static intptr_t name_offset() { return kNameOffset * kWordSize; }
static intptr_t position_offset() { return kPositionOffset * kWordSize; }
static intptr_t named_entry_size() { return kNamedEntrySize * kWordSize; }
// Allocate and return an arguments descriptor. The first
// (num_arguments - optional_arguments_names.Length()) arguments are
// positional and the remaining ones are named optional arguments.
// The presence of a type argument vector as first argument (not counted in
// num_arguments) is indicated by a non-zero type_args_len.
//
// 'arg_bits' is a bitvector holding the strong-mode argument checking bits
// for all arguments from least to most significant position. The bit for the
// receiver is interpreted as the dispatch bit.
static RawArray* New(intptr_t type_args_len,
intptr_t num_arguments,
const Array& optional_arguments_names,
intptr_t arg_check_bits = 0,
intptr_t type_arg_check_bits = 0);
// Allocate and return an arguments descriptor that has no optional
// arguments. All arguments are positional. The presence of a type argument
// vector as first argument (not counted in num_arguments) is indicated
// by a non-zero type_args_len.
//
// 'arg_bits' is a bitvector holding the strong-mode argument checking bits
// for all arguments from least to most significant position. The bit for the
// receiver is interpreted as the dispatch bit.
static RawArray* New(intptr_t type_args_len,
intptr_t num_arguments,
intptr_t arg_check_bits = 0,
intptr_t type_arg_check_bits = 0);
// Initialize the preallocated fixed length arguments descriptors cache.
static void InitOnce();
enum { kCachedDescriptorCount = 32 };
private:
// Absolute indices into the array.
// Keep these in sync with the constants in invocation_mirror_patch.dart.
enum {
kTypeArgsLenIndex,
kCountIndex,
// To implement the argument checks associated with strong mode each call
// has an "argument bit" associated with each argument. The argument bits of
// positional arguments are packed into the positional count entry as
// follows. `S` is the information in an `Smi` (`kSmiBits + 1` bits), which
// is odd on all platforms.
//
// most significant least significant
// ----------------------------------------------------
// <ceil(S / 2) bits> <floor(S / 2)>
// argument bits | number of positional arguments
//
// The positional argument bits are arranged so that bits for lower index
// parameters are in less significant positions. All the bits for strong
// mode are stored in more significant bits than the actual argument count
// so that when strong mode is disabled, all the strong-mode associated bits
// will happen to be 0 and the entry won't require any extra interpretation
// in generated code.
//
// The bits for type arguments are packed in the same way into
// 'kTypeArgsLenIndex'. The named argument bits are attached to the
// corresponding entry in the array (see below).
//
// Ideally we would use a struct with bitfields, but the order of bitfields
// is implementation-dependent and we need to manipulate them in generated
// code.
kPositionalCountIndex,
kFirstNamedEntryIndex,
};
public:
// The Smi at kPositionalCountIndex holds these two bitfields.
typedef BitField<intptr_t, intptr_t, 0, kSmiBits / 2> PositionalCountField;
typedef BitField<intptr_t, intptr_t, kSmiBits / 2, kSmiBits / 2 + 1>
PositionalArgumentsChecksField;
// The Smi at kTypeArgsLenIndex holds these two bitfields.
typedef BitField<intptr_t, intptr_t, 0, kSmiBits / 2> TypeArgsLenField;
typedef BitField<intptr_t, intptr_t, kSmiBits / 2, kSmiBits / 2 + 1>
TypeArgsChecksField;
private:
// Relative indexes into each named argument entry.
enum {
kNameOffset,
// The least significant bit of the entry in 'kPositionOffset' (second
// least-significant after Smi-encoding) holds the strong-mode checking bit
// for the named argument.
kPositionOffset,
kNamedEntrySize,
};
static RawSmi* PackBitFieldsToSmi(intptr_t value) {
ASSERT(((value >> (kSmiBits + 1)) & 1) == 0);
// Sign extend the value.
return Smi::New((value << kSmiTagShift) >> kSmiTagShift);
}
public:
// The Smis at kPositionOffset hold these two bitfields.
typedef BitField<intptr_t, intptr_t, 0, kSmiBits> NamedPositionField;
typedef BitField<intptr_t, intptr_t, kSmiBits, 1> NamedCheckField;
static intptr_t LengthFor(intptr_t num_named_arguments) {
// Add 1 for the terminating null.
return kFirstNamedEntryIndex + (kNamedEntrySize * num_named_arguments) + 1;
}
static RawArray* NewNonCached(intptr_t type_args_len,
intptr_t num_arguments,
intptr_t pos_arg_bits,
intptr_t type_arg_bits,
bool canonicalize);
// Used by Simulator to parse argument descriptors.
static intptr_t name_index(intptr_t index) {
return kFirstNamedEntryIndex + (index * kNamedEntrySize) + kNameOffset;
}
static intptr_t position_index(intptr_t index) {
return kFirstNamedEntryIndex + (index * kNamedEntrySize) + kPositionOffset;
}
const Array& array_;
// A cache of VM heap allocated arguments descriptors.
static RawArray* cached_args_descriptors_[kCachedDescriptorCount];
friend class SnapshotReader;
friend class SnapshotWriter;
friend class Serializer;
friend class Deserializer;
friend class Simulator;
friend class SimulatorHelpers;
DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(ArgumentsDescriptor);
};
// DartEntry abstracts functionality needed to resolve dart functions
// and invoke them from C++.
class DartEntry : public AllStatic {
public:
// On success, returns a RawInstance. On failure, a RawError.
typedef RawObject* (*invokestub)(const Code& target_code,
const Array& arguments_descriptor,
const Array& arguments,
Thread* thread);
// Invokes the specified instance function or static function.
// The first argument of an instance function is the receiver.
// On success, returns a RawInstance. On failure, a RawError.
// This is used when there is no type argument vector and
// no named arguments in the call.
static RawObject* InvokeFunction(const Function& function,
const Array& arguments);
// Invokes the specified instance, static, or closure function.
// On success, returns a RawInstance. On failure, a RawError.
static RawObject* InvokeFunction(
const Function& function,
const Array& arguments,
const Array& arguments_descriptor,
uword current_sp = Thread::GetCurrentStackPointer());
// Invokes the closure object given as the first argument.
// On success, returns a RawInstance. On failure, a RawError.
// This is used when there is no type argument vector and
// no named arguments in the call.
static RawObject* InvokeClosure(const Array& arguments);
// Invokes the closure object given as the first argument.
// On success, returns a RawInstance. On failure, a RawError.
static RawObject* InvokeClosure(const Array& arguments,
const Array& arguments_descriptor);
// Invokes the noSuchMethod instance function on the receiver.
// On success, returns a RawInstance. On failure, a RawError.
static RawObject* InvokeNoSuchMethod(const Instance& receiver,
const String& target_name,
const Array& arguments,
const Array& arguments_descriptor);
};
// Utility functions to call from VM into Dart bootstrap libraries.
// Each may return an exception object.
class DartLibraryCalls : public AllStatic {
public:
// On success, returns a RawInstance. On failure, a RawError.
static RawObject* InstanceCreate(const Library& library,
const String& exception_name,
const String& constructor_name,
const Array& arguments);
// On success, returns a RawInstance. On failure, a RawError.
static RawObject* ToString(const Instance& receiver);
// On success, returns a RawInstance. On failure, a RawError.
static RawObject* HashCode(const Instance& receiver);
// On success, returns a RawInstance. On failure, a RawError.
static RawObject* Equals(const Instance& left, const Instance& right);
// On success, returns a RawInstance. On failure, a RawError.
static RawObject* IdentityHashCode(const Instance& object);
// Returns the handler if one has been registered for this port id.
static RawObject* LookupHandler(Dart_Port port_id);
// Returns null on success, a RawError on failure.
static RawObject* HandleMessage(const Object& handler,
const Instance& dart_message);
// Returns null on success, a RawError on failure.
static RawObject* DrainMicrotaskQueue();
// map[key] = value;
//
// Returns null on success, a RawError on failure.
static RawObject* MapSetAt(const Instance& map,
const Instance& key,
const Instance& value);
};
} // namespace dart
#endif // RUNTIME_VM_DART_ENTRY_H_