30
31 #include <type_traits>
32
33 // OBJECT hierarchy
34 // This hierarchy is a representation hierarchy, i.e. if A is a superclass
35 // of B, A's representation is a prefix of B's representation.
36
37 // Global offset instead of address for an oop within a java object.
38 enum class narrowOop : uint32_t { null = 0 };
39
40 typedef void* OopOrNarrowOopStar;
41
42 #ifndef CHECK_UNHANDLED_OOPS
43
44 typedef class oopDesc* oop;
45 typedef class instanceOopDesc* instanceOop;
46 typedef class stackChunkOopDesc* stackChunkOop;
47 typedef class arrayOopDesc* arrayOop;
48 typedef class objArrayOopDesc* objArrayOop;
49 typedef class typeArrayOopDesc* typeArrayOop;
50
51 #else
52
53 // When CHECK_UNHANDLED_OOPS is defined, an "oop" is a class with a
54 // carefully chosen set of constructors and conversion operators to go
55 // to and from the underlying oopDesc pointer type.
56 //
57 // Because oop and its subclasses <type>Oop are class types, arbitrary
58 // conversions are not accepted by the compiler. Applying a cast to
59 // an oop will cause the best matched conversion operator to be
60 // invoked returning the underlying oopDesc* type if appropriate.
61 // No copy constructors, explicit user conversions or operators of
62 // numerical type should be defined within the oop class. Most C++
63 // compilers will issue a compile time error concerning the overloading
64 // ambiguity between operators of numerical and pointer types. If
65 // a conversion to or from an oop to a numerical type is needed,
66 // use the inline template methods, cast_*_oop, defined below.
67 //
68 // Converting null to oop to Handle implicit is no longer accepted by the
69 // compiler because there are too many steps in the conversion. Use Handle()
138 type##Oop& operator=(const type##Oop& o) { \
139 oop::operator=(o); \
140 return *this; \
141 } \
142 }; \
143 \
144 template<> \
145 struct PrimitiveConversions::Translate<type##Oop> : public std::true_type { \
146 typedef type##Oop Value; \
147 typedef type##OopDesc* Decayed; \
148 \
149 static Decayed decay(Value x) { return (type##OopDesc*)x.obj(); } \
150 static Value recover(Decayed x) { return type##Oop(x); } \
151 };
152
153 DEF_OOP(instance);
154 DEF_OOP(stackChunk);
155 DEF_OOP(array);
156 DEF_OOP(objArray);
157 DEF_OOP(typeArray);
158
159 #endif // CHECK_UNHANDLED_OOPS
160
161 // Cast functions to convert to and from oops.
162 template <typename T> inline oop cast_to_oop(T value) {
163 return (oopDesc*)value;
164 }
165 template <typename T> inline T cast_from_oop(oop o) {
166 return (T)(CHECK_UNHANDLED_OOPS_ONLY((oopDesc*))o);
167 }
168
169 inline intptr_t p2i(narrowOop o) {
170 return static_cast<intptr_t>(o);
171 }
172
173 // The metadata hierarchy is separate from the oop hierarchy
174
175 // class MetaspaceObj
176 class ConstMethod;
177 class ConstantPoolCache;
178 class MethodData;
179 // class Metadata
180 class Method;
181 class ConstantPool;
182 // class CHeapObj
183 class CompiledICHolder;
184
185
186 // The klass hierarchy is separate from the oop hierarchy.
187
188 class Klass;
189 class InstanceKlass;
190 class InstanceMirrorKlass;
191 class InstanceClassLoaderKlass;
192 class InstanceRefKlass;
193 class InstanceStackChunkKlass;
194 class ArrayKlass;
195 class ObjArrayKlass;
196 class TypeArrayKlass;
197
198 #endif // SHARE_OOPS_OOPSHIERARCHY_HPP
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30
31 #include <type_traits>
32
33 // OBJECT hierarchy
34 // This hierarchy is a representation hierarchy, i.e. if A is a superclass
35 // of B, A's representation is a prefix of B's representation.
36
37 // Global offset instead of address for an oop within a java object.
38 enum class narrowOop : uint32_t { null = 0 };
39
40 typedef void* OopOrNarrowOopStar;
41
42 #ifndef CHECK_UNHANDLED_OOPS
43
44 typedef class oopDesc* oop;
45 typedef class instanceOopDesc* instanceOop;
46 typedef class stackChunkOopDesc* stackChunkOop;
47 typedef class arrayOopDesc* arrayOop;
48 typedef class objArrayOopDesc* objArrayOop;
49 typedef class typeArrayOopDesc* typeArrayOop;
50 typedef class flatArrayOopDesc* flatArrayOop;
51
52 #else
53
54 // When CHECK_UNHANDLED_OOPS is defined, an "oop" is a class with a
55 // carefully chosen set of constructors and conversion operators to go
56 // to and from the underlying oopDesc pointer type.
57 //
58 // Because oop and its subclasses <type>Oop are class types, arbitrary
59 // conversions are not accepted by the compiler. Applying a cast to
60 // an oop will cause the best matched conversion operator to be
61 // invoked returning the underlying oopDesc* type if appropriate.
62 // No copy constructors, explicit user conversions or operators of
63 // numerical type should be defined within the oop class. Most C++
64 // compilers will issue a compile time error concerning the overloading
65 // ambiguity between operators of numerical and pointer types. If
66 // a conversion to or from an oop to a numerical type is needed,
67 // use the inline template methods, cast_*_oop, defined below.
68 //
69 // Converting null to oop to Handle implicit is no longer accepted by the
70 // compiler because there are too many steps in the conversion. Use Handle()
139 type##Oop& operator=(const type##Oop& o) { \
140 oop::operator=(o); \
141 return *this; \
142 } \
143 }; \
144 \
145 template<> \
146 struct PrimitiveConversions::Translate<type##Oop> : public std::true_type { \
147 typedef type##Oop Value; \
148 typedef type##OopDesc* Decayed; \
149 \
150 static Decayed decay(Value x) { return (type##OopDesc*)x.obj(); } \
151 static Value recover(Decayed x) { return type##Oop(x); } \
152 };
153
154 DEF_OOP(instance);
155 DEF_OOP(stackChunk);
156 DEF_OOP(array);
157 DEF_OOP(objArray);
158 DEF_OOP(typeArray);
159 DEF_OOP(flatArray);
160
161 #endif // CHECK_UNHANDLED_OOPS
162
163 // Cast functions to convert to and from oops.
164 template <typename T> inline oop cast_to_oop(T value) {
165 return (oopDesc*)value;
166 }
167 template <typename T> inline T cast_from_oop(oop o) {
168 return (T)(CHECK_UNHANDLED_OOPS_ONLY((oopDesc*))o);
169 }
170
171 inline intptr_t p2i(narrowOop o) {
172 return static_cast<intptr_t>(o);
173 }
174
175 // The metadata hierarchy is separate from the oop hierarchy
176
177 // class MetaspaceObj
178 class ConstMethod;
179 class ConstantPoolCache;
180 class MethodData;
181 // class Metadata
182 class Method;
183 class ConstantPool;
184 // class CHeapObj
185 class CompiledICHolder;
186
187
188 // The klass hierarchy is separate from the oop hierarchy.
189
190 class Klass;
191 class InstanceKlass;
192 class InlineKlass;
193 class InstanceMirrorKlass;
194 class InstanceClassLoaderKlass;
195 class InstanceRefKlass;
196 class InstanceStackChunkKlass;
197 class ArrayKlass;
198 class ObjArrayKlass;
199 class TypeArrayKlass;
200 class FlatArrayKlass;
201
202 #endif // SHARE_OOPS_OOPSHIERARCHY_HPP
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