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#ifndef jscntxt_h___
#define jscntxt_h___
/*
* JS execution context.
*/
#include "jsarena.h" /* Added by JSIFY */
#include "jsclist.h"
#include "jslong.h"
#include "jsatom.h"
#include "jsversion.h"
#include "jsdhash.h"
#include "jsgc.h"
#include "jsinterp.h"
#include "jsobj.h"
#include "jsprvtd.h"
#include "jspubtd.h"
#include "jsregexp.h"
#include "jsutil.h"
#include "jsarray.h"
#include "jstask.h"
#include "jsvector.h"
/*
* js_GetSrcNote cache to avoid O(n^2) growth in finding a source note for a
2008-06-25 14:18:12 -07:00
* given pc in a script. We use the script->code pointer to tag the cache,
* instead of the script address itself, so that source notes are always found
* by offset from the bytecode with which they were generated.
*/
typedef struct JSGSNCache {
jsbytecode *code;
JSDHashTable table;
#ifdef JS_GSNMETER
uint32 hits;
uint32 misses;
uint32 fills;
uint32 purges;
# define GSN_CACHE_METER(cache,cnt) (++(cache)->cnt)
#else
# define GSN_CACHE_METER(cache,cnt) /* nothing */
#endif
} JSGSNCache;
#define js_FinishGSNCache(cache) js_PurgeGSNCache(cache)
extern void
js_PurgeGSNCache(JSGSNCache *cache);
/* These helper macros take a cx as parameter and operate on its GSN cache. */
#define JS_PURGE_GSN_CACHE(cx) js_PurgeGSNCache(&JS_GSN_CACHE(cx))
#define JS_METER_GSN_CACHE(cx,cnt) GSN_CACHE_METER(&JS_GSN_CACHE(cx), cnt)
/* Forward declarations of nanojit types. */
namespace nanojit
{
class Assembler;
class CodeAlloc;
class Fragment;
template<typename K> struct DefaultHash;
template<typename K, typename V, typename H> class HashMap;
template<typename T> class Seq;
}
/* Tracer constants. */
static const size_t MONITOR_N_GLOBAL_STATES = 4;
static const size_t FRAGMENT_TABLE_SIZE = 512;
static const size_t MAX_NATIVE_STACK_SLOTS = 4096;
static const size_t MAX_CALL_STACK_ENTRIES = 500;
static const size_t MAX_GLOBAL_SLOTS = 4096;
static const size_t GLOBAL_SLOTS_BUFFER_SIZE = MAX_GLOBAL_SLOTS + 1;
/* Forward declarations of tracer types. */
class VMAllocator;
class TraceRecorder;
class FrameInfoCache;
struct REHashFn;
struct REHashKey;
struct FrameInfo;
struct VMSideExit;
struct TreeFragment;
struct InterpState;
template<typename T> class Queue;
typedef Queue<uint16> SlotList;
struct REFragment;
typedef nanojit::HashMap<REHashKey, REFragment*, REHashFn> REHashMap;
#if defined(JS_JIT_SPEW) || defined(DEBUG)
struct FragPI;
typedef nanojit::HashMap<uint32, FragPI, nanojit::DefaultHash<uint32> > FragStatsMap;
#endif
/* Holds the execution state during trace execution. */
struct InterpState
{
JSContext* cx; // current VM context handle
double* stackBase; // native stack base
double* sp; // native stack pointer, stack[0] is spbase[0]
double* eos; // first unusable word after the native stack / begin of globals
FrameInfo** callstackBase; // call stack base
void* sor; // start of rp stack
FrameInfo** rp; // call stack pointer
void* eor; // first unusable word after the call stack
VMSideExit* lastTreeExitGuard; // guard we exited on during a tree call
VMSideExit* lastTreeCallGuard; // guard we want to grow from if the tree
// call exit guard mismatched
void* rpAtLastTreeCall; // value of rp at innermost tree call guard
VMSideExit* outermostTreeExitGuard; // the last side exit returned by js_CallTree
TreeFragment* outermostTree; // the outermost tree we initially invoked
uintN* inlineCallCountp; // inline call count counter
VMSideExit** innermostNestedGuardp;
VMSideExit* innermost;
uint64 startTime;
InterpState* prev;
// Used by _FAIL builtins; see jsbuiltins.h. The builtin sets the
// JSBUILTIN_BAILED bit if it bails off trace and the JSBUILTIN_ERROR bit
// if an error or exception occurred.
uint32 builtinStatus;
// Used to communicate the location of the return value in case of a deep bail.
double* deepBailSp;
// Used when calling natives from trace to root the vp vector.
uintN nativeVpLen;
jsval* nativeVp;
InterpState(JSContext *cx, JSTraceMonitor *tm, TreeFragment *ti,
uintN &inlineCallCountp, VMSideExit** innermostNestedGuardp);
~InterpState();
};
/*
* Storage for the execution state and store during trace execution. Generated
* code depends on the fact that the globals begin |MAX_NATIVE_STACK_SLOTS|
* doubles after the stack begins. Thus, on trace, |InterpState::eos| holds a
* pointer to the first global.
*/
struct TraceNativeStorage
{
double stack_global_buf[MAX_NATIVE_STACK_SLOTS + GLOBAL_SLOTS_BUFFER_SIZE];
FrameInfo *callstack_buf[MAX_CALL_STACK_ENTRIES];
double *stack() { return stack_global_buf; }
double *global() { return stack_global_buf + MAX_NATIVE_STACK_SLOTS; }
FrameInfo **callstack() { return callstack_buf; }
};
/* Holds data to track a single globa. */
struct GlobalState {
JSObject* globalObj;
uint32 globalShape;
SlotList* globalSlots;
};
/*
* Trace monitor. Every JSThread (if JS_THREADSAFE) or JSRuntime (if not
* JS_THREADSAFE) has an associated trace monitor that keeps track of loop
* frequencies for all JavaScript code loaded into that runtime.
*/
struct JSTraceMonitor {
/*
* The context currently executing JIT-compiled code on this thread, or
* NULL if none. Among other things, this can in certain cases prevent
* last-ditch GC and suppress calls to JS_ReportOutOfMemory.
*
* !tracecx && !recorder: not on trace
* !tracecx && recorder: recording
* tracecx && !recorder: executing a trace
* tracecx && recorder: executing inner loop, recording outer loop
*/
JSContext *tracecx;
/*
* Cached storage to use when executing on trace. While we may enter nested
* traces, we always reuse the outer trace's storage, so never need more
* than of these.
*/
TraceNativeStorage *storage;
/*
* There are 5 allocators here. This might seem like overkill, but they
* have different lifecycles, and by keeping them separate we keep the
* amount of retained memory down significantly. They are flushed (ie.
* all the allocated memory is freed) periodically.
*
* - dataAlloc has the lifecycle of the monitor. It's flushed only when
* the monitor is flushed. It's used for fragments.
*
* - traceAlloc has the same flush lifecycle as the dataAlloc, but it is
* also *marked* when a recording starts and rewinds to the mark point
* if recording aborts. So you can put things in it that are only
* reachable on a successful record/compile cycle like GuardRecords and
* SideExits.
*
* - tempAlloc is flushed after each recording, successful or not. It's
* used to store LIR code and for all other elements in the LIR
* pipeline.
*
* - reTempAlloc is just like tempAlloc, but is used for regexp
* compilation in RegExpNativeCompiler rather than normal compilation in
* TraceRecorder.
*
* - codeAlloc has the same lifetime as dataAlloc, but its API is
* different (CodeAlloc vs. VMAllocator). It's used for native code.
* It's also a good idea to keep code and data separate to avoid I-cache
* vs. D-cache issues.
*/
VMAllocator* dataAlloc;
VMAllocator* traceAlloc;
VMAllocator* tempAlloc;
VMAllocator* reTempAlloc;
nanojit::CodeAlloc* codeAlloc;
nanojit::Assembler* assembler;
FrameInfoCache* frameCache;
TraceRecorder* recorder;
struct GlobalState globalStates[MONITOR_N_GLOBAL_STATES];
struct TreeFragment* vmfragments[FRAGMENT_TABLE_SIZE];
JSDHashTable recordAttempts;
/*
* Maximum size of the code cache before we start flushing. 1/16 of this
* size is used as threshold for the regular expression code cache.
*/
uint32 maxCodeCacheBytes;
/*
* If nonzero, do not flush the JIT cache after a deep bail. That would
* free JITted code pages that we will later return to. Instead, set the
* needFlush flag so that it can be flushed later.
*/
JSBool needFlush;
/*
* reservedObjects is a linked list (via fslots[0]) of preallocated JSObjects.
* The JIT uses this to ensure that leaving a trace tree can't fail.
*/
JSBool useReservedObjects;
JSObject *reservedObjects;
/*
* Fragment map for the regular expression compiler.
*/
REHashMap* reFragments;
#ifdef DEBUG
/* Fields needed for fragment/guard profiling. */
nanojit::Seq<nanojit::Fragment*>* branches;
uint32 lastFragID;
/*
* profAlloc has a lifetime which spans exactly from js_InitJIT to
* js_FinishJIT.
*/
VMAllocator* profAlloc;
FragStatsMap* profTab;
#endif
/* Flush the JIT cache. */
void flush();
/* Mark all objects baked into native code in the code cache. */
void mark(JSTracer *trc);
bool outOfMemory() const;
};
typedef struct InterpStruct InterpStruct;
/*
* N.B. JS_ON_TRACE(cx) is true if JIT code is on the stack in the current
* thread, regardless of whether cx is the context in which that trace is
* executing. cx must be a context on the current thread.
*/
#ifdef JS_TRACER
# define JS_ON_TRACE(cx) (JS_TRACE_MONITOR(cx).tracecx != NULL)
#else
# define JS_ON_TRACE(cx) JS_FALSE
#endif
#ifdef DEBUG_brendan
# define JS_EVAL_CACHE_METERING 1
# define JS_FUNCTION_METERING 1
#endif
/* Number of potentially reusable scriptsToGC to search for the eval cache. */
#ifndef JS_EVAL_CACHE_SHIFT
# define JS_EVAL_CACHE_SHIFT 6
#endif
#define JS_EVAL_CACHE_SIZE JS_BIT(JS_EVAL_CACHE_SHIFT)
#ifdef JS_EVAL_CACHE_METERING
# define EVAL_CACHE_METER_LIST(_) _(probe), _(hit), _(step), _(noscope)
# define identity(x) x
struct JSEvalCacheMeter {
uint64 EVAL_CACHE_METER_LIST(identity);
};
# undef identity
#endif
#ifdef JS_FUNCTION_METERING
# define FUNCTION_KIND_METER_LIST(_) \
_(allfun), _(heavy), _(nofreeupvar), _(onlyfreevar), \
_(display), _(flat), _(setupvar), _(badfunarg)
# define identity(x) x
struct JSFunctionMeter {
int32 FUNCTION_KIND_METER_LIST(identity);
};
# undef identity
#endif
struct JSLocalRootChunk;
#define JSLRS_CHUNK_SHIFT 8
#define JSLRS_CHUNK_SIZE JS_BIT(JSLRS_CHUNK_SHIFT)
#define JSLRS_CHUNK_MASK JS_BITMASK(JSLRS_CHUNK_SHIFT)
struct JSLocalRootChunk {
jsval roots[JSLRS_CHUNK_SIZE];
JSLocalRootChunk *down;
};
struct JSLocalRootStack {
uint32 scopeMark;
uint32 rootCount;
JSLocalRootChunk *topChunk;
JSLocalRootChunk firstChunk;
/* See comments in js_NewFinalizableGCThing. */
JSGCFreeLists gcFreeLists;
};
const uint32 JSLRS_NULL_MARK = uint32(-1);
struct JSThreadData {
JSGCFreeLists gcFreeLists;
/*
* Flag indicating that we are waiving any soft limits on the GC heap
* because we want allocations to be infallible (except when we hit
* a hard quota).
*/
bool waiveGCQuota;
/*
* The GSN cache is per thread since even multi-cx-per-thread embeddings
* do not interleave js_GetSrcNote calls.
*/
JSGSNCache gsnCache;
/* Property cache for faster call/get/set invocation. */
JSPropertyCache propertyCache;
/* Random number generator state, used by jsmath.cpp. */
int64 rngSeed;
/* Optional stack of heap-allocated scoped local GC roots. */
JSLocalRootStack *localRootStack;
#ifdef JS_TRACER
/* Trace-tree JIT recorder/interpreter state. */
JSTraceMonitor traceMonitor;
#endif
/* Lock-free hashed lists of scripts created by eval to garbage-collect. */
JSScript *scriptsToGC[JS_EVAL_CACHE_SIZE];
#ifdef JS_EVAL_CACHE_METERING
JSEvalCacheMeter evalCacheMeter;
#endif
/*
* Cache of reusable JSNativeEnumerators mapped by shape identifiers (as
* stored in scope->shape). This cache is nulled by the GC and protected
* by gcLock.
*/
#define NATIVE_ENUM_CACHE_LOG2 8
#define NATIVE_ENUM_CACHE_MASK JS_BITMASK(NATIVE_ENUM_CACHE_LOG2)
#define NATIVE_ENUM_CACHE_SIZE JS_BIT(NATIVE_ENUM_CACHE_LOG2)
#define NATIVE_ENUM_CACHE_HASH(shape) \
((((shape) >> NATIVE_ENUM_CACHE_LOG2) ^ (shape)) & NATIVE_ENUM_CACHE_MASK)
jsuword nativeEnumCache[NATIVE_ENUM_CACHE_SIZE];
void init();
void finish();
void mark(JSTracer *trc);
void purge(JSContext *cx);
void purgeGCFreeLists();
};
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
/*
* Structure uniquely representing a thread. It holds thread-private data
* that can be accessed without a global lock.
*/
struct JSThread {
/* Linked list of all contexts in use on this thread. */
JSCList contextList;
/* Opaque thread-id, from NSPR's PR_GetCurrentThread(). */
jsword id;
/* Indicates that the thread is waiting in ClaimTitle from jslock.cpp. */
JSTitle *titleToShare;
/*
* Thread-local version of JSRuntime.gcMallocBytes to avoid taking
* locks on each JS_malloc.
*/
ptrdiff_t gcThreadMallocBytes;
/*
* Deallocator task for this thread.
*/
JSFreePointerListTask *deallocatorTask;
/* Factored out of JSThread for !JS_THREADSAFE embedding in JSRuntime. */
JSThreadData data;
};
/*
* Only when JSThread::gcThreadMallocBytes exhausts the following limit we
* update JSRuntime::gcMallocBytes.
* .
*/
const size_t JS_GC_THREAD_MALLOC_LIMIT = 1 << 19;
#define JS_THREAD_DATA(cx) (&(cx)->thread->data)
struct JSThreadsHashEntry {
JSDHashEntryHdr base;
JSThread *thread;
};
extern JSThread *
js_CurrentThread(JSRuntime *rt);
/*
* The function takes the GC lock and does not release in successful return.
* On error (out of memory) the function releases the lock but delegates
* the error reporting to the caller.
*/
extern JSBool
js_InitContextThread(JSContext *cx);
/*
* On entrance the GC lock must be held and it will be held on exit.
*/
extern void
js_ClearContextThread(JSContext *cx);
#endif /* JS_THREADSAFE */
typedef enum JSDestroyContextMode {
JSDCM_NO_GC,
JSDCM_MAYBE_GC,
JSDCM_FORCE_GC,
JSDCM_NEW_FAILED
} JSDestroyContextMode;
typedef enum JSRuntimeState {
JSRTS_DOWN,
JSRTS_LAUNCHING,
JSRTS_UP,
JSRTS_LANDING
} JSRuntimeState;
typedef enum JSBuiltinFunctionId {
JSBUILTIN_ObjectToIterator,
JSBUILTIN_CallIteratorNext,
JSBUILTIN_LIMIT
} JSBuiltinFunctionId;
typedef struct JSPropertyTreeEntry {
JSDHashEntryHdr hdr;
JSScopeProperty *child;
} JSPropertyTreeEntry;
typedef struct JSSetSlotRequest JSSetSlotRequest;
struct JSSetSlotRequest {
JSObject *obj; /* object containing slot to set */
JSObject *pobj; /* new proto or parent reference */
uint16 slot; /* which to set, proto or parent */
JSPackedBool cycle; /* true if a cycle was detected */
JSSetSlotRequest *next; /* next request in GC worklist */
};
struct JSRuntime {
/* Runtime state, synchronized by the stateChange/gcLock condvar/lock. */
JSRuntimeState state;
/* Context create/destroy callback. */
JSContextCallback cxCallback;
/*
* Shape regenerated whenever a prototype implicated by an "add property"
* property cache fill and induced trace guard has a readonly property or a
* setter defined on it. This number proxies for the shapes of all objects
* along the prototype chain of all objects in the runtime on which such an
* add-property result has been cached/traced.
*
* See bug 492355 for more details.
*
* This comes early in JSRuntime to minimize the immediate format used by
* trace-JITted code that reads it.
*/
uint32 protoHazardShape;
/* Garbage collector state, used by jsgc.c. */
JSGCChunkInfo *gcChunkList;
JSGCArenaList gcArenaList[FINALIZE_LIMIT];
JSGCDoubleArenaList gcDoubleArenaList;
JSDHashTable gcRootsHash;
JSDHashTable gcLocksHash;
jsrefcount gcKeepAtoms;
size_t gcBytes;
size_t gcLastBytes;
size_t gcMaxBytes;
size_t gcMaxMallocBytes;
uint32 gcEmptyArenaPoolLifespan;
uint32 gcLevel;
uint32 gcNumber;
JSTracer *gcMarkingTracer;
uint32 gcTriggerFactor;
size_t gcTriggerBytes;
volatile JSBool gcIsNeeded;
volatile JSBool gcFlushCodeCaches;
/*
* NB: do not pack another flag here by claiming gcPadding unless the new
* flag is written only by the GC thread. Atomic updates to packed bytes
* are not guaranteed, so stores issued by one thread may be lost due to
* unsynchronized read-modify-write cycles on other threads.
*/
JSPackedBool gcPoke;
JSPackedBool gcRunning;
JSPackedBool gcRegenShapes;
/*
* During gc, if rt->gcRegenShapes &&
* (scope->flags & JSScope::SHAPE_REGEN) == rt->gcRegenShapesScopeFlag,
* then the scope's shape has already been regenerated during this GC.
* To avoid having to sweep JSScopes, the bit's meaning toggles with each
* shape-regenerating GC.
*
* FIXME Once scopes are GC'd (bug 505004), this will be obsolete.
*/
uint8 gcRegenShapesScopeFlag;
#ifdef JS_GC_ZEAL
jsrefcount gcZeal;
#endif
JSGCCallback gcCallback;
/*
* Malloc counter to measure memory pressure for GC scheduling. It runs
* from gcMaxMallocBytes down to zero.
*/
ptrdiff_t gcMallocBytes;
/* See comments before DelayMarkingChildren is jsgc.cpp. */
JSGCArena *gcUnmarkedArenaStackTop;
#ifdef DEBUG
size_t gcMarkLaterCount;
#endif
/*
* Table for tracking iterators to ensure that we close iterator's state
* before finalizing the iterable object.
*/
js::Vector<JSObject*, 0, js::SystemAllocPolicy> gcIteratorTable;
/*
* The trace operation and its data argument to trace embedding-specific
* GC roots.
*/
JSTraceDataOp gcExtraRootsTraceOp;
void *gcExtraRootsData;
/*
* Used to serialize cycle checks when setting __proto__ or __parent__ by
* requesting the GC handle the required cycle detection. If the GC hasn't
* been poked, it won't scan for garbage. This member is protected by
* rt->gcLock.
*/
JSSetSlotRequest *setSlotRequests;
/* Well-known numbers held for use by this runtime's contexts. */
jsval NaNValue;
jsval negativeInfinityValue;
jsval positiveInfinityValue;
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
JSLock *deflatedStringCacheLock;
#endif
JSHashTable *deflatedStringCache;
#ifdef DEBUG
uint32 deflatedStringCacheBytes;
#endif
JSString *emptyString;
/*
* Builtin functions, lazily created and held for use by the trace recorder.
*
* This field would be #ifdef JS_TRACER, but XPConnect is compiled without
* -DJS_TRACER and includes this header.
*/
JSObject *builtinFunctions[JSBUILTIN_LIMIT];
/* List of active contexts sharing this runtime; protected by gcLock. */
JSCList contextList;
/* Per runtime debug hooks -- see jsprvtd.h and jsdbgapi.h. */
JSDebugHooks globalDebugHooks;
#ifdef JS_TRACER
/* True if any debug hooks not supported by the JIT are enabled. */
bool debuggerInhibitsJIT() const {
return (globalDebugHooks.interruptHandler ||
globalDebugHooks.callHook ||
globalDebugHooks.objectHook);
}
#endif
/* More debugging state, see jsdbgapi.c. */
JSCList trapList;
JSCList watchPointList;
/* Client opaque pointers */
void *data;
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
/* These combine to interlock the GC and new requests. */
PRLock *gcLock;
PRCondVar *gcDone;
PRCondVar *requestDone;
uint32 requestCount;
JSThread *gcThread;
/* Lock and owning thread pointer for JS_LOCK_RUNTIME. */
PRLock *rtLock;
#ifdef DEBUG
jsword rtLockOwner;
#endif
/* Used to synchronize down/up state change; protected by gcLock. */
PRCondVar *stateChange;
/*
* State for sharing single-threaded titles, once a second thread tries to
* lock a title. The titleSharingDone condvar is protected by rt->gcLock
* to minimize number of locks taken in JS_EndRequest.
*
* The titleSharingTodo linked list is likewise "global" per runtime, not
* one-list-per-context, to conserve space over all contexts, optimizing
* for the likely case that titles become shared rarely, and among a very
* small set of threads (contexts).
*/
PRCondVar *titleSharingDone;
JSTitle *titleSharingTodo;
/*
* Magic terminator for the rt->titleSharingTodo linked list, threaded through
* title->u.link. This hack allows us to test whether a title is on the list
* by asking whether title->u.link is non-null. We use a large, likely bogus
* pointer here to distinguish this value from any valid u.count (small int)
* value.
*/
#define NO_TITLE_SHARING_TODO ((JSTitle *) 0xfeedbeef)
/*
* Lock serializing trapList and watchPointList accesses, and count of all
* mutations to trapList and watchPointList made by debugger threads. To
* keep the code simple, we define debuggerMutations for the thread-unsafe
* case too.
*/
PRLock *debuggerLock;
JSDHashTable threads;
#endif /* JS_THREADSAFE */
uint32 debuggerMutations;
/*
* Security callbacks set on the runtime are used by each context unless
* an override is set on the context.
*/
JSSecurityCallbacks *securityCallbacks;
/*
* Shared scope property tree, and arena-pool for allocating its nodes.
* The propertyRemovals counter is incremented for every JSScope::clear,
* and for each JSScope::remove method call that frees a slot in an object.
* See js_NativeGet and js_NativeSet in jsobj.c.
*/
JSDHashTable propertyTreeHash;
JSScopeProperty *propertyFreeList;
JSArenaPool propertyArenaPool;
int32 propertyRemovals;
/* Script filename table. */
struct JSHashTable *scriptFilenameTable;
JSCList scriptFilenamePrefixes;
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
PRLock *scriptFilenameTableLock;
#endif
/* Number localization, used by jsnum.c */
const char *thousandsSeparator;
const char *decimalSeparator;
const char *numGrouping;
/*
* Weak references to lazily-created, well-known XML singletons.
*
* NB: Singleton objects must be carefully disconnected from the rest of
* the object graph usually associated with a JSContext's global object,
* including the set of standard class objects. See jsxml.c for details.
*/
JSObject *anynameObject;
JSObject *functionNamespaceObject;
#ifndef JS_THREADSAFE
JSThreadData threadData;
#define JS_THREAD_DATA(cx) (&(cx)->runtime->threadData)
#endif
/*
* Object shape (property cache structural type) identifier generator.
*
* Type 0 stands for the empty scope, and must not be regenerated due to
* uint32 wrap-around. Since js_GenerateShape (in jsinterp.cpp) uses
* atomic pre-increment, the initial value for the first typed non-empty
* scope will be 1.
*
* If this counter overflows into SHAPE_OVERFLOW_BIT (in jsinterp.h), the
* cache is disabled, to avoid aliasing two different types. It stays
* disabled until a triggered GC at some later moment compresses live
* types, minimizing rt->shapeGen in the process.
*/
volatile uint32 shapeGen;
/* Literal table maintained by jsatom.c functions. */
JSAtomState atomState;
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
JSBackgroundThread *deallocatorThread;
#endif
/*
* Various metering fields are defined at the end of JSRuntime. In this
* way there is no need to recompile all the code that refers to other
* fields of JSRuntime after enabling the corresponding metering macro.
*/
#ifdef JS_DUMP_ENUM_CACHE_STATS
int32 nativeEnumProbes;
int32 nativeEnumMisses;
# define ENUM_CACHE_METER(name) JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT(&cx->runtime->name)
#else
# define ENUM_CACHE_METER(name) ((void) 0)
#endif
#ifdef JS_DUMP_LOOP_STATS
/* Loop statistics, to trigger trace recording and compiling. */
JSBasicStats loopStats;
#endif
#ifdef DEBUG
/* Function invocation metering. */
jsrefcount inlineCalls;
jsrefcount nativeCalls;
jsrefcount nonInlineCalls;
jsrefcount constructs;
/* Title lock and scope property metering. */
jsrefcount claimAttempts;
jsrefcount claimedTitles;
jsrefcount deadContexts;
jsrefcount deadlocksAvoided;
jsrefcount liveScopes;
jsrefcount sharedTitles;
jsrefcount totalScopes;
jsrefcount liveScopeProps;
* Menu of -D flags for enabling instrumentation, as a commented-out CFLAGS += setting for convenient testing. * js_FindProperty and js_LookupPropertyWithFlags return indexes into the scope and prototype chains, respectively, to support internal instrumentation, and to pave the way for the return of the property cache (bug 365851).. * jsutil.[ch] JSBasicStats struct and functions for computing mean/sigma/max and auto-scaling histogram. * JS_SCOPE_DEPTH_METER instrumentation for compile- and run-time scope chain length instrumentation: + At compile time, rt->hostenvScopeDepthStats and rt->lexicalScopeDepthStats meter scope chains passed into the compile and evaluate APIs. + At runtime, rt->protoLookupDepthStats and rt->scopeSearchDepthStats track steps along the prototype and scope chains until the sought-after property is found. * JS_ARENAMETER uses JSBasicStats now. * Added rt->liveScopePropsPreSweep to fix the property tree stats code that rotted when property tree sweeping moved to after the finalization phase. * Un-bitrotted some DEBUG_brendan code, turned some off for myself via XXX. * Mac OS X toolchain requires initialized data shared across dynamic library member files, outlaws common data, so initialize extern metering vars. * Old HASHMETER code in jshash.[ch] is now JS_HASHMETER-controlled and based on JSBasicStats. * DEBUG_scopemeters macro renamed JS_DUMP_SCOPE_METERS; uses JSBasicStats now. * Disentangle DEBUG and DUMP_SCOPE_STATS (now JS_DUMP_PROPTREE_STATS) and fix inconsistent thread safety for liveScopeProps (sometimes atomic-incremented, sometimes runtime-locked). * Compiler-modeled maxScopeDepth will propagate via JSScript to runtime for capability-based, interpreter-inlined cache hit qualifier bits, to bypass scope and prototype chain lookup by optimizing for common monomorphic get, set, and call site referencing a prototype property in a well-named object (no shadowing or mutation in 99.9% of the cases).
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jsrefcount liveScopePropsPreSweep;
jsrefcount totalScopeProps;
jsrefcount livePropTreeNodes;
jsrefcount duplicatePropTreeNodes;
jsrefcount totalPropTreeNodes;
jsrefcount propTreeKidsChunks;
/* String instrumentation. */
jsrefcount liveStrings;
jsrefcount totalStrings;
jsrefcount liveDependentStrings;
jsrefcount totalDependentStrings;
* Menu of -D flags for enabling instrumentation, as a commented-out CFLAGS += setting for convenient testing. * js_FindProperty and js_LookupPropertyWithFlags return indexes into the scope and prototype chains, respectively, to support internal instrumentation, and to pave the way for the return of the property cache (bug 365851).. * jsutil.[ch] JSBasicStats struct and functions for computing mean/sigma/max and auto-scaling histogram. * JS_SCOPE_DEPTH_METER instrumentation for compile- and run-time scope chain length instrumentation: + At compile time, rt->hostenvScopeDepthStats and rt->lexicalScopeDepthStats meter scope chains passed into the compile and evaluate APIs. + At runtime, rt->protoLookupDepthStats and rt->scopeSearchDepthStats track steps along the prototype and scope chains until the sought-after property is found. * JS_ARENAMETER uses JSBasicStats now. * Added rt->liveScopePropsPreSweep to fix the property tree stats code that rotted when property tree sweeping moved to after the finalization phase. * Un-bitrotted some DEBUG_brendan code, turned some off for myself via XXX. * Mac OS X toolchain requires initialized data shared across dynamic library member files, outlaws common data, so initialize extern metering vars. * Old HASHMETER code in jshash.[ch] is now JS_HASHMETER-controlled and based on JSBasicStats. * DEBUG_scopemeters macro renamed JS_DUMP_SCOPE_METERS; uses JSBasicStats now. * Disentangle DEBUG and DUMP_SCOPE_STATS (now JS_DUMP_PROPTREE_STATS) and fix inconsistent thread safety for liveScopeProps (sometimes atomic-incremented, sometimes runtime-locked). * Compiler-modeled maxScopeDepth will propagate via JSScript to runtime for capability-based, interpreter-inlined cache hit qualifier bits, to bypass scope and prototype chain lookup by optimizing for common monomorphic get, set, and call site referencing a prototype property in a well-named object (no shadowing or mutation in 99.9% of the cases).
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jsrefcount badUndependStrings;
double lengthSum;
double lengthSquaredSum;
double strdepLengthSum;
double strdepLengthSquaredSum;
/* Script instrumentation. */
jsrefcount liveScripts;
jsrefcount totalScripts;
jsrefcount liveEmptyScripts;
jsrefcount totalEmptyScripts;
#endif /* DEBUG */
* Menu of -D flags for enabling instrumentation, as a commented-out CFLAGS += setting for convenient testing. * js_FindProperty and js_LookupPropertyWithFlags return indexes into the scope and prototype chains, respectively, to support internal instrumentation, and to pave the way for the return of the property cache (bug 365851).. * jsutil.[ch] JSBasicStats struct and functions for computing mean/sigma/max and auto-scaling histogram. * JS_SCOPE_DEPTH_METER instrumentation for compile- and run-time scope chain length instrumentation: + At compile time, rt->hostenvScopeDepthStats and rt->lexicalScopeDepthStats meter scope chains passed into the compile and evaluate APIs. + At runtime, rt->protoLookupDepthStats and rt->scopeSearchDepthStats track steps along the prototype and scope chains until the sought-after property is found. * JS_ARENAMETER uses JSBasicStats now. * Added rt->liveScopePropsPreSweep to fix the property tree stats code that rotted when property tree sweeping moved to after the finalization phase. * Un-bitrotted some DEBUG_brendan code, turned some off for myself via XXX. * Mac OS X toolchain requires initialized data shared across dynamic library member files, outlaws common data, so initialize extern metering vars. * Old HASHMETER code in jshash.[ch] is now JS_HASHMETER-controlled and based on JSBasicStats. * DEBUG_scopemeters macro renamed JS_DUMP_SCOPE_METERS; uses JSBasicStats now. * Disentangle DEBUG and DUMP_SCOPE_STATS (now JS_DUMP_PROPTREE_STATS) and fix inconsistent thread safety for liveScopeProps (sometimes atomic-incremented, sometimes runtime-locked). * Compiler-modeled maxScopeDepth will propagate via JSScript to runtime for capability-based, interpreter-inlined cache hit qualifier bits, to bypass scope and prototype chain lookup by optimizing for common monomorphic get, set, and call site referencing a prototype property in a well-named object (no shadowing or mutation in 99.9% of the cases).
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#ifdef JS_SCOPE_DEPTH_METER
/*
* Stats on runtime prototype chain lookups and scope chain depths, i.e.,
* counts of objects traversed on a chain until the wanted id is found.
*/
JSBasicStats protoLookupDepthStats;
JSBasicStats scopeSearchDepthStats;
/*
* Stats on compile-time host environment and lexical scope chain lengths
* (maximum depths).
*/
JSBasicStats hostenvScopeDepthStats;
JSBasicStats lexicalScopeDepthStats;
#endif
#ifdef JS_GCMETER
JSGCStats gcStats;
#endif
#ifdef JS_FUNCTION_METERING
JSFunctionMeter functionMeter;
char lastScriptFilename[1024];
#endif
JSRuntime();
~JSRuntime();
bool init(uint32 maxbytes);
void setGCTriggerFactor(uint32 factor);
void setGCLastBytes(size_t lastBytes);
void* malloc(size_t bytes) { return ::js_malloc(bytes); }
void* calloc(size_t bytes) { return ::js_calloc(bytes); }
void* realloc(void* p, size_t bytes) { return ::js_realloc(p, bytes); }
void free(void* p) { ::js_free(p); }
bool isGCMallocLimitReached() const { return gcMallocBytes <= 0; }
void resetGCMallocBytes() { gcMallocBytes = ptrdiff_t(gcMaxMallocBytes); }
void setGCMaxMallocBytes(size_t value) {
/*
* For compatibility treat any value that exceeds PTRDIFF_T_MAX to
* mean that value.
*/
gcMaxMallocBytes = (ptrdiff_t(value) >= 0) ? value : size_t(-1) >> 1;
resetGCMallocBytes();
}
};
/* Common macros to access thread-local caches in JSThread or JSRuntime. */
#define JS_GSN_CACHE(cx) (JS_THREAD_DATA(cx)->gsnCache)
#define JS_PROPERTY_CACHE(cx) (JS_THREAD_DATA(cx)->propertyCache)
#define JS_TRACE_MONITOR(cx) (JS_THREAD_DATA(cx)->traceMonitor)
#define JS_SCRIPTS_TO_GC(cx) (JS_THREAD_DATA(cx)->scriptsToGC)
#ifdef JS_EVAL_CACHE_METERING
# define EVAL_CACHE_METER(x) (JS_THREAD_DATA(cx)->evalCacheMeter.x++)
#else
# define EVAL_CACHE_METER(x) ((void) 0)
#endif
#ifdef DEBUG
# define JS_RUNTIME_METER(rt, which) JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT(&(rt)->which)
# define JS_RUNTIME_UNMETER(rt, which) JS_ATOMIC_DECREMENT(&(rt)->which)
#else
# define JS_RUNTIME_METER(rt, which) /* nothing */
# define JS_RUNTIME_UNMETER(rt, which) /* nothing */
#endif
#define JS_KEEP_ATOMS(rt) JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT(&(rt)->gcKeepAtoms);
#define JS_UNKEEP_ATOMS(rt) JS_ATOMIC_DECREMENT(&(rt)->gcKeepAtoms);
#ifdef JS_ARGUMENT_FORMATTER_DEFINED
/*
* Linked list mapping format strings for JS_{Convert,Push}Arguments{,VA} to
* formatter functions. Elements are sorted in non-increasing format string
* length order.
*/
struct JSArgumentFormatMap {
const char *format;
size_t length;
JSArgumentFormatter formatter;
JSArgumentFormatMap *next;
};
#endif
struct JSStackHeader {
uintN nslots;
JSStackHeader *down;
};
#define JS_STACK_SEGMENT(sh) ((jsval *)(sh) + 2)
/*
* Key and entry types for the JSContext.resolvingTable hash table, typedef'd
* here because all consumers need to see these declarations (and not just the
* typedef names, as would be the case for an opaque pointer-to-typedef'd-type
* declaration), along with cx->resolvingTable.
*/
typedef struct JSResolvingKey {
JSObject *obj;
jsid id;
} JSResolvingKey;
typedef struct JSResolvingEntry {
JSDHashEntryHdr hdr;
JSResolvingKey key;
uint32 flags;
} JSResolvingEntry;
#define JSRESFLAG_LOOKUP 0x1 /* resolving id from lookup */
#define JSRESFLAG_WATCH 0x2 /* resolving id from watch */
/*
* Macros to push/pop JSTempValueRooter instances to context-linked stack of
* temporary GC roots. If you need to protect a result value that flows out of
* a C function across several layers of other functions, use the
* js_LeaveLocalRootScopeWithResult internal API (see further below) instead.
*
* The macros also provide a simple way to get a single rooted pointer via
* JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_<KIND>(cx, NULL, &tvr). Then &tvr.u.<kind> gives the
* necessary pointer.
*
* JSTempValueRooter.count defines the type of the rooted value referenced by
* JSTempValueRooter.u union of type JSTempValueUnion. When count is positive
* or zero, u.array points to a vector of jsvals. Otherwise it must be one of
* the following constants:
*/
#define JSTVU_SINGLE (-1) /* u.value or u.<gcthing> is single jsval
or non-JSString GC-thing pointer */
#define JSTVU_TRACE (-2) /* u.trace is a hook to trace a custom
* structure */
#define JSTVU_SPROP (-3) /* u.sprop roots property tree node */
#define JSTVU_WEAK_ROOTS (-4) /* u.weakRoots points to saved weak roots */
#define JSTVU_COMPILER (-5) /* u.compiler roots JSCompiler* */
#define JSTVU_SCRIPT (-6) /* u.script roots JSScript* */
#define JSTVU_ENUMERATOR (-7) /* a pointer to JSTempValueRooter points
to an instance of JSAutoEnumStateRooter
with u.object storing the enumeration
object */
/*
* Here single JSTVU_SINGLE covers both jsval and pointers to almost (see note
* below) any GC-thing via reinterpreting the thing as JSVAL_OBJECT. This works
* because the GC-thing is aligned on a 0 mod 8 boundary, and object has the 0
* jsval tag. So any GC-heap-allocated thing pointer may be tagged as if it
* were an object and untagged, if it's then used only as an opaque pointer
* until discriminated by other means than tag bits. This is how, for example,
* js_GetGCThingTraceKind uses its |thing| parameter -- it consults GC-thing
* flags stored separately from the thing to decide the kind of thing.
*
* Note well that JSStrings may be statically allocated (see the intStringTable
* and unitStringTable static arrays), so this hack does not work for arbitrary
* GC-thing pointers.
*/
#define JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_COMMON(cx,x,tvr,cnt,kind) \
JS_BEGIN_MACRO \
JS_ASSERT((cx)->tempValueRooters != (tvr)); \
(tvr)->count = (cnt); \
(tvr)->u.kind = (x); \
(tvr)->down = (cx)->tempValueRooters; \
(cx)->tempValueRooters = (tvr); \
JS_END_MACRO
#define JS_POP_TEMP_ROOT(cx,tvr) \
JS_BEGIN_MACRO \
JS_ASSERT((cx)->tempValueRooters == (tvr)); \
(cx)->tempValueRooters = (tvr)->down; \
JS_END_MACRO
#define JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT(cx,cnt,arr,tvr) \
JS_BEGIN_MACRO \
JS_ASSERT((int)(cnt) >= 0); \
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_COMMON(cx, arr, tvr, (ptrdiff_t) (cnt), array); \
JS_END_MACRO
#define JS_PUSH_SINGLE_TEMP_ROOT(cx,val,tvr) \
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_COMMON(cx, val, tvr, JSTVU_SINGLE, value)
#define JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_OBJECT(cx,obj,tvr) \
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_COMMON(cx, obj, tvr, JSTVU_SINGLE, object)
#define JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_STRING(cx,str,tvr) \
JS_PUSH_SINGLE_TEMP_ROOT(cx, str ? STRING_TO_JSVAL(str) : JSVAL_NULL, tvr)
#define JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_XML(cx,xml_,tvr) \
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_COMMON(cx, xml_, tvr, JSTVU_SINGLE, xml)
#define JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_TRACE(cx,trace_,tvr) \
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_COMMON(cx, trace_, tvr, JSTVU_TRACE, trace)
#define JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_SPROP(cx,sprop_,tvr) \
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_COMMON(cx, sprop_, tvr, JSTVU_SPROP, sprop)
#define JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_WEAK_COPY(cx,weakRoots_,tvr) \
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_COMMON(cx, weakRoots_, tvr, JSTVU_WEAK_ROOTS, weakRoots)
#define JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_COMPILER(cx,pc,tvr) \
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_COMMON(cx, pc, tvr, JSTVU_COMPILER, compiler)
#define JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_SCRIPT(cx,script_,tvr) \
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_COMMON(cx, script_, tvr, JSTVU_SCRIPT, script)
#define JSRESOLVE_INFER 0xffff /* infer bits from current bytecode */
struct JSContext {
/*
* If this flag is set, we were asked to call back the operation callback
* as soon as possible.
*/
volatile jsint operationCallbackFlag;
/* JSRuntime contextList linkage. */
JSCList link;
#if JS_HAS_XML_SUPPORT
/*
* Bit-set formed from binary exponentials of the XML_* tiny-ids defined
* for boolean settings in jsxml.c, plus an XSF_CACHE_VALID bit. Together
* these act as a cache of the boolean XML.ignore* and XML.prettyPrinting
* property values associated with this context's global object.
*/
uint8 xmlSettingFlags;
uint8 padding;
#else
uint16 padding;
#endif
/*
* Classic Algol "display" static link optimization.
*/
#define JS_DISPLAY_SIZE 16U
JSStackFrame *display[JS_DISPLAY_SIZE];
/* Runtime version control identifier. */
uint16 version;
/* Per-context options. */
uint32 options; /* see jsapi.h for JSOPTION_* */
/* Locale specific callbacks for string conversion. */
JSLocaleCallbacks *localeCallbacks;
/*
* cx->resolvingTable is non-null and non-empty if we are initializing
* standard classes lazily, or if we are otherwise recursing indirectly
* from js_LookupProperty through a JSClass.resolve hook. It is used to
* limit runaway recursion (see jsapi.c and jsobj.c).
*/
JSDHashTable *resolvingTable;
/*
* True if generating an error, to prevent runaway recursion.
* NB: generatingError packs with insideGCMarkCallback and throwing below.
*/
JSPackedBool generatingError;
/* Flag to indicate that we run inside gcCallback(cx, JSGC_MARK_END). */
JSPackedBool insideGCMarkCallback;
/* Exception state -- the exception member is a GC root by definition. */
JSPackedBool throwing; /* is there a pending exception? */
jsval exception; /* most-recently-thrown exception */
/* Limit pointer for checking native stack consumption during recursion. */
jsuword stackLimit;
/* Quota on the size of arenas used to compile and execute scripts. */
size_t scriptStackQuota;
/* Data shared by threads in an address space. */
JSRuntime * const runtime;
explicit JSContext(JSRuntime *rt) : runtime(rt) {}
/* Stack arena pool and frame pointer register. */
JS_REQUIRES_STACK
JSArenaPool stackPool;
JS_REQUIRES_STACK
JSStackFrame *fp;
/* Temporary arena pool used while compiling and decompiling. */
JSArenaPool tempPool;
/* Top-level object and pointer to top stack frame's scope chain. */
JSObject *globalObject;
/* Storage to root recently allocated GC things and script result. */
JSWeakRoots weakRoots;
/* Regular expression class statics (XXX not shared globally). */
JSRegExpStatics regExpStatics;
/* State for object and array toSource conversion. */
JSSharpObjectMap sharpObjectMap;
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JSHashTable *busyArrayTable;
/* Argument formatter support for JS_{Convert,Push}Arguments{,VA}. */
JSArgumentFormatMap *argumentFormatMap;
/* Last message string and trace file for debugging. */
char *lastMessage;
#ifdef DEBUG
void *tracefp;
jsbytecode *tracePrevPc;
#endif
/* Per-context optional error reporter. */
JSErrorReporter errorReporter;
/* Branch callback. */
JSOperationCallback operationCallback;
/* Interpreter activation count. */
uintN interpLevel;
/* Client opaque pointers. */
void *data;
void *data2;
/* GC and thread-safe state. */
JSStackFrame *dormantFrameChain; /* dormant stack frame to scan */
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
JSThread *thread;
jsrefcount requestDepth;
/* Same as requestDepth but ignoring JS_SuspendRequest/JS_ResumeRequest */
jsrefcount outstandingRequests;
JSTitle *lockedSealedTitle; /* weak ref, for low-cost sealed
title locking */
JSCList threadLinks; /* JSThread contextList linkage */
#define CX_FROM_THREAD_LINKS(tl) \
((JSContext *)((char *)(tl) - offsetof(JSContext, threadLinks)))
#endif
/* PDL of stack headers describing stack slots not rooted by argv, etc. */
JSStackHeader *stackHeaders;
/* Stack of thread-stack-allocated temporary GC roots. */
JSTempValueRooter *tempValueRooters;
/* Debug hooks associated with the current context. */
const JSDebugHooks *debugHooks;
/* Security callbacks that override any defined on the runtime. */
JSSecurityCallbacks *securityCallbacks;
/* Pinned regexp pool used for regular expressions. */
JSArenaPool regexpPool;
/* Stored here to avoid passing it around as a parameter. */
uintN resolveFlags;
#ifdef JS_TRACER
/*
* State for the current tree execution. bailExit is valid if the tree has
* called back into native code via a _FAIL builtin and has not yet bailed,
* else garbage (NULL in debug builds).
*/
InterpState *interpState;
VMSideExit *bailExit;
/*
* True if traces may be executed. Invariant: The value of jitEnabled is
* always equal to the expression in updateJITEnabled below.
*
* This flag and the fields accessed by updateJITEnabled are written only
* in runtime->gcLock, to avoid race conditions that would leave the wrong
* value in jitEnabled. (But the interpreter reads this without
* locking. That can race against another thread setting debug hooks, but
* we always read cx->debugHooks without locking anyway.)
*/
bool jitEnabled;
#endif
/* Caller must be holding runtime->gcLock. */
void updateJITEnabled() {
#ifdef JS_TRACER
jitEnabled = ((options & JSOPTION_JIT) &&
!runtime->debuggerInhibitsJIT() &&
debugHooks == &runtime->globalDebugHooks);
#endif
}
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
inline void createDeallocatorTask() {
JS_ASSERT(!thread->deallocatorTask);
if (runtime->deallocatorThread && !runtime->deallocatorThread->busy())
thread->deallocatorTask = new JSFreePointerListTask();
}
inline void submitDeallocatorTask() {
if (thread->deallocatorTask) {
runtime->deallocatorThread->schedule(thread->deallocatorTask);
thread->deallocatorTask = NULL;
}
}
#endif
ptrdiff_t &getMallocCounter() {
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
return thread->gcThreadMallocBytes;
#else
return runtime->gcMallocBytes;
#endif
}
/*
* Call this after allocating memory held by GC things, to update memory
* pressure counters or report the OOM error if necessary.
*/
inline void updateMallocCounter(void *p, size_t nbytes) {
JS_ASSERT(ptrdiff_t(nbytes) >= 0);
ptrdiff_t &counter = getMallocCounter();
counter -= ptrdiff_t(nbytes);
if (!p || counter <= 0)
checkMallocGCPressure(p);
}
/*
* Call this after successfully allocating memory held by GC things, to
* update memory pressure counters.
*/
inline void updateMallocCounter(size_t nbytes) {
JS_ASSERT(ptrdiff_t(nbytes) >= 0);
ptrdiff_t &counter = getMallocCounter();
counter -= ptrdiff_t(nbytes);
if (counter <= 0) {
/*
* Use 1 as an arbitrary non-null pointer indicating successful
* allocation.
*/
checkMallocGCPressure(reinterpret_cast<void *>(jsuword(1)));
}
}
inline void* malloc(size_t bytes) {
JS_ASSERT(bytes != 0);
void *p = runtime->malloc(bytes);
updateMallocCounter(p, bytes);
return p;
}
inline void* mallocNoReport(size_t bytes) {
JS_ASSERT(bytes != 0);
void *p = runtime->malloc(bytes);
if (!p)
return NULL;
updateMallocCounter(bytes);
return p;
}
inline void* calloc(size_t bytes) {
JS_ASSERT(bytes != 0);
void *p = runtime->calloc(bytes);
updateMallocCounter(p, bytes);
return p;
}
inline void* realloc(void* p, size_t bytes) {
void *orig = p;
p = runtime->realloc(p, bytes);
/*
* For compatibility we do not account for realloc that increases
* previously allocated memory.
*/
updateMallocCounter(p, orig ? 0 : bytes);
return p;
}
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
inline void free(void* p) {
if (!p)
return;
if (thread) {
JSFreePointerListTask* task = thread->deallocatorTask;
if (task) {
task->add(p);
return;
}
}
runtime->free(p);
}
#else
inline void free(void* p) {
if (!p)
return;
runtime->free(p);
}
#endif
/*
* In the common case that we'd like to allocate the memory for an object
* with cx->malloc/free, we cannot use overloaded C++ operators (no
* placement delete). Factor the common workaround into one place.
*/
#define CREATE_BODY(parms) \
void *memory = this->malloc(sizeof(T)); \
if (!memory) \
return NULL; \
return new(memory) T parms;
template <class T>
JS_ALWAYS_INLINE T *create() {
CREATE_BODY(())
}
template <class T, class P1>
JS_ALWAYS_INLINE T *create(const P1 &p1) {
CREATE_BODY((p1))
}
template <class T, class P1, class P2>
JS_ALWAYS_INLINE T *create(const P1 &p1, const P2 &p2) {
CREATE_BODY((p1, p2))
}
template <class T, class P1, class P2, class P3>
JS_ALWAYS_INLINE T *create(const P1 &p1, const P2 &p2, const P3 &p3) {
CREATE_BODY((p1, p2, p3))
}
#undef CREATE_BODY
template <class T>
JS_ALWAYS_INLINE void destroy(T *p) {
p->~T();
this->free(p);
}
private:
/*
* The allocation code calls the function to indicate either OOM failure
* when p is null or that a memory pressure counter has reached some
* threshold when p is not null. The function takes the pointer and not
* a boolean flag to minimize the amount of code in its inlined callers.
*/
void checkMallocGCPressure(void *p);
};
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
# define JS_THREAD_ID(cx) ((cx)->thread ? (cx)->thread->id : 0)
#endif
#ifdef __cplusplus
static inline JSAtom **
FrameAtomBase(JSContext *cx, JSStackFrame *fp)
{
return fp->imacpc
? COMMON_ATOMS_START(&cx->runtime->atomState)
: fp->script->atomMap.vector;
}
/* FIXME(bug 332648): Move this into a public header. */
class JSAutoTempValueRooter
{
public:
JSAutoTempValueRooter(JSContext *cx, size_t len, jsval *vec
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_PARAM)
: mContext(cx) {
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_INIT;
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT(mContext, len, vec, &mTvr);
}
explicit JSAutoTempValueRooter(JSContext *cx, jsval v = JSVAL_NULL
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_PARAM)
: mContext(cx) {
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_INIT;
JS_PUSH_SINGLE_TEMP_ROOT(mContext, v, &mTvr);
}
JSAutoTempValueRooter(JSContext *cx, JSString *str
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_PARAM)
: mContext(cx) {
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_INIT;
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_STRING(mContext, str, &mTvr);
}
JSAutoTempValueRooter(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_PARAM)
Bug 480132: Clone lexical blocks only when needed. r=igor Terminology: A "script block" is an object of class Block allocated by the byte compiler and associated with a script. Script blocks are never modified, and may be used as a prototype for a "closure block": A "closure block" is an object of class Block that holds variables that have been closed over (although we actually leave the variables on the stack until we leave their dynamic scope). A closure block is a clone of a script block (its prototype is a script block). Adjust the meanings of fp->blockChain and fp->scopeChain: fp->blockChain is always the innermost script block in whose static scope we're executing. fp->scopeChain is the current scope chain, including 'call' objects and closure blocks for those function calls and blocks in whose static scope we are currently executing, and 'with' objects for with statements; the chain is typically terminated by a global object. However, as an optimization, the young end of the chain omits block objects we have not yet needed to clone. Closures need fully reified scope chains, so have js_GetScopeChain reify any closure blocks missing from the young end of fp->scopeChain by cloning script blocks as needed from fp->blockChain. Thus, if we never actually close over a particular block, we never place a closure block for it on fp->scopeChain. Have JSOP_ENTERBLOCK and JSOP_LEAVEBLOCK always keep fp->blockChain current. When JSOP_LEAVEBLOCK pops a block from fp->blockChain that has been cloned on fp->scopeChain, pop fp->scopeChain as well. Remove the JSFRAME_POP_BLOCKS flag, as it is no longer needed. Ensure that the JIT won't have to create closure blocks or call js_PutBlockObject; it can't handle those things yet. Note our current script block when we begin recording. Abort recording if we leave that block; we can't tell in advance whether it will need to be "put" in future trace invocations. Leave trace if we call js_GetScopeChain while in the static scope of lexical blocks. Remove JIT tests based on JSFRAME_POP_BLOCKS. Verify that generators capture the correct value for blockChain. Add a constructor to JSAutoTempValueRooter for rooting JSObject pointers.
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: mContext(cx) {
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_INIT;
Bug 480132: Clone lexical blocks only when needed. r=igor Terminology: A "script block" is an object of class Block allocated by the byte compiler and associated with a script. Script blocks are never modified, and may be used as a prototype for a "closure block": A "closure block" is an object of class Block that holds variables that have been closed over (although we actually leave the variables on the stack until we leave their dynamic scope). A closure block is a clone of a script block (its prototype is a script block). Adjust the meanings of fp->blockChain and fp->scopeChain: fp->blockChain is always the innermost script block in whose static scope we're executing. fp->scopeChain is the current scope chain, including 'call' objects and closure blocks for those function calls and blocks in whose static scope we are currently executing, and 'with' objects for with statements; the chain is typically terminated by a global object. However, as an optimization, the young end of the chain omits block objects we have not yet needed to clone. Closures need fully reified scope chains, so have js_GetScopeChain reify any closure blocks missing from the young end of fp->scopeChain by cloning script blocks as needed from fp->blockChain. Thus, if we never actually close over a particular block, we never place a closure block for it on fp->scopeChain. Have JSOP_ENTERBLOCK and JSOP_LEAVEBLOCK always keep fp->blockChain current. When JSOP_LEAVEBLOCK pops a block from fp->blockChain that has been cloned on fp->scopeChain, pop fp->scopeChain as well. Remove the JSFRAME_POP_BLOCKS flag, as it is no longer needed. Ensure that the JIT won't have to create closure blocks or call js_PutBlockObject; it can't handle those things yet. Note our current script block when we begin recording. Abort recording if we leave that block; we can't tell in advance whether it will need to be "put" in future trace invocations. Leave trace if we call js_GetScopeChain while in the static scope of lexical blocks. Remove JIT tests based on JSFRAME_POP_BLOCKS. Verify that generators capture the correct value for blockChain. Add a constructor to JSAutoTempValueRooter for rooting JSObject pointers.
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JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_OBJECT(mContext, obj, &mTvr);
}
JSAutoTempValueRooter(JSContext *cx, JSScopeProperty *sprop
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_PARAM)
: mContext(cx) {
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_INIT;
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_SPROP(mContext, sprop, &mTvr);
Bug 480132: Clone lexical blocks only when needed. r=igor Terminology: A "script block" is an object of class Block allocated by the byte compiler and associated with a script. Script blocks are never modified, and may be used as a prototype for a "closure block": A "closure block" is an object of class Block that holds variables that have been closed over (although we actually leave the variables on the stack until we leave their dynamic scope). A closure block is a clone of a script block (its prototype is a script block). Adjust the meanings of fp->blockChain and fp->scopeChain: fp->blockChain is always the innermost script block in whose static scope we're executing. fp->scopeChain is the current scope chain, including 'call' objects and closure blocks for those function calls and blocks in whose static scope we are currently executing, and 'with' objects for with statements; the chain is typically terminated by a global object. However, as an optimization, the young end of the chain omits block objects we have not yet needed to clone. Closures need fully reified scope chains, so have js_GetScopeChain reify any closure blocks missing from the young end of fp->scopeChain by cloning script blocks as needed from fp->blockChain. Thus, if we never actually close over a particular block, we never place a closure block for it on fp->scopeChain. Have JSOP_ENTERBLOCK and JSOP_LEAVEBLOCK always keep fp->blockChain current. When JSOP_LEAVEBLOCK pops a block from fp->blockChain that has been cloned on fp->scopeChain, pop fp->scopeChain as well. Remove the JSFRAME_POP_BLOCKS flag, as it is no longer needed. Ensure that the JIT won't have to create closure blocks or call js_PutBlockObject; it can't handle those things yet. Note our current script block when we begin recording. Abort recording if we leave that block; we can't tell in advance whether it will need to be "put" in future trace invocations. Leave trace if we call js_GetScopeChain while in the static scope of lexical blocks. Remove JIT tests based on JSFRAME_POP_BLOCKS. Verify that generators capture the correct value for blockChain. Add a constructor to JSAutoTempValueRooter for rooting JSObject pointers.
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}
~JSAutoTempValueRooter() {
JS_POP_TEMP_ROOT(mContext, &mTvr);
}
jsval value() { return mTvr.u.value; }
jsval *addr() { return &mTvr.u.value; }
protected:
JSContext *mContext;
private:
#ifndef AIX
static void *operator new(size_t);
static void operator delete(void *, size_t);
#endif
JSTempValueRooter mTvr;
JS_DECL_USE_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER
};
class JSAutoTempIdRooter
{
public:
explicit JSAutoTempIdRooter(JSContext *cx, jsid id = INT_TO_JSID(0)
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_PARAM)
: mContext(cx) {
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_INIT;
JS_PUSH_SINGLE_TEMP_ROOT(mContext, ID_TO_VALUE(id), &mTvr);
}
~JSAutoTempIdRooter() {
JS_POP_TEMP_ROOT(mContext, &mTvr);
}
jsid id() { return (jsid) mTvr.u.value; }
jsid * addr() { return (jsid *) &mTvr.u.value; }
private:
JSContext *mContext;
JSTempValueRooter mTvr;
JS_DECL_USE_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER
};
class JSAutoIdArray {
public:
JSAutoIdArray(JSContext *cx, JSIdArray *ida
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_PARAM)
: cx(cx), idArray(ida) {
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_INIT;
if (ida)
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT(cx, ida->length, ida->vector, &tvr);
}
~JSAutoIdArray() {
if (idArray) {
JS_POP_TEMP_ROOT(cx, &tvr);
JS_DestroyIdArray(cx, idArray);
}
}
bool operator!() {
return idArray == NULL;
}
jsid operator[](size_t i) const {
JS_ASSERT(idArray);
JS_ASSERT(i < size_t(idArray->length));
return idArray->vector[i];
}
size_t length() const {
return idArray->length;
}
private:
JSContext * const cx;
JSIdArray * const idArray;
JSTempValueRooter tvr;
JS_DECL_USE_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER
};
/* The auto-root for enumeration object and its state. */
class JSAutoEnumStateRooter : public JSTempValueRooter
{
public:
JSAutoEnumStateRooter(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsval *statep
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_PARAM)
: mContext(cx), mStatep(statep)
{
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_INIT;
JS_ASSERT(obj);
JS_ASSERT(statep);
JS_PUSH_TEMP_ROOT_COMMON(cx, obj, this, JSTVU_ENUMERATOR, object);
}
~JSAutoEnumStateRooter() {
JS_POP_TEMP_ROOT(mContext, this);
}
void mark(JSTracer *trc) {
JS_CALL_OBJECT_TRACER(trc, u.object, "enumerator_obj");
js_MarkEnumeratorState(trc, u.object, *mStatep);
}
private:
JSContext *mContext;
jsval *mStatep;
JS_DECL_USE_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER
};
class JSAutoResolveFlags
{
public:
JSAutoResolveFlags(JSContext *cx, uintN flags
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_PARAM)
: mContext(cx), mSaved(cx->resolveFlags) {
JS_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER_INIT;
cx->resolveFlags = flags;
}
~JSAutoResolveFlags() { mContext->resolveFlags = mSaved; }
private:
JSContext *mContext;
uintN mSaved;
JS_DECL_USE_GUARD_OBJECT_NOTIFIER
};
#endif /* __cpluscplus */
/*
* Slightly more readable macros for testing per-context option settings (also
* to hide bitset implementation detail).
*
* JSOPTION_XML must be handled specially in order to propagate from compile-
* to run-time (from cx->options to script->version/cx->version). To do that,
* we copy JSOPTION_XML from cx->options into cx->version as JSVERSION_HAS_XML
* whenever options are set, and preserve this XML flag across version number
* changes done via the JS_SetVersion API.
*
* But when executing a script or scripted function, the interpreter changes
* cx->version, including the XML flag, to script->version. Thus JSOPTION_XML
* is a compile-time option that causes a run-time version change during each
* activation of the compiled script. That version change has the effect of
* changing JS_HAS_XML_OPTION, so that any compiling done via eval enables XML
* support. If an XML-enabled script or function calls a non-XML function,
* the flag bit will be cleared during the callee's activation.
*
* Note that JS_SetVersion API calls never pass JSVERSION_HAS_XML or'd into
* that API's version parameter.
*
* Note also that script->version must contain this XML option flag in order
* for XDR'ed scripts to serialize and deserialize with that option preserved
* for detection at run-time. We can't copy other compile-time options into
* script->version because that would break backward compatibility (certain
* other options, e.g. JSOPTION_VAROBJFIX, are analogous to JSOPTION_XML).
*/
#define JS_HAS_OPTION(cx,option) (((cx)->options & (option)) != 0)
#define JS_HAS_STRICT_OPTION(cx) JS_HAS_OPTION(cx, JSOPTION_STRICT)
#define JS_HAS_WERROR_OPTION(cx) JS_HAS_OPTION(cx, JSOPTION_WERROR)
#define JS_HAS_COMPILE_N_GO_OPTION(cx) JS_HAS_OPTION(cx, JSOPTION_COMPILE_N_GO)
#define JS_HAS_ATLINE_OPTION(cx) JS_HAS_OPTION(cx, JSOPTION_ATLINE)
#define JSVERSION_MASK 0x0FFF /* see JSVersion in jspubtd.h */
#define JSVERSION_HAS_XML 0x1000 /* flag induced by XML option */
#define JSVERSION_ANONFUNFIX 0x2000 /* see jsapi.h, the comments
for JSOPTION_ANONFUNFIX */
#define JSVERSION_NUMBER(cx) ((JSVersion)((cx)->version & \
JSVERSION_MASK))
#define JS_HAS_XML_OPTION(cx) ((cx)->version & JSVERSION_HAS_XML || \
JSVERSION_NUMBER(cx) >= JSVERSION_1_6)
extern JSThreadData *
js_CurrentThreadData(JSRuntime *rt);
extern JSBool
js_InitThreads(JSRuntime *rt);
extern void
js_FinishThreads(JSRuntime *rt);
extern void
js_PurgeThreads(JSContext *cx);
extern void
js_TraceThreads(JSRuntime *rt, JSTracer *trc);
/*
* Ensures the JSOPTION_XML and JSOPTION_ANONFUNFIX bits of cx->options are
* reflected in cx->version, since each bit must travel with a script that has
* it set.
*/
extern void
js_SyncOptionsToVersion(JSContext *cx);
/*
* Common subroutine of JS_SetVersion and js_SetVersion, to update per-context
* data that depends on version.
*/
extern void
js_OnVersionChange(JSContext *cx);
/*
* Unlike the JS_SetVersion API, this function stores JSVERSION_HAS_XML and
* any future non-version-number flags induced by compiler options.
*/
extern void
js_SetVersion(JSContext *cx, JSVersion version);
/*
* Create and destroy functions for JSContext, which is manually allocated
* and exclusively owned.
*/
extern JSContext *
js_NewContext(JSRuntime *rt, size_t stackChunkSize);
extern void
js_DestroyContext(JSContext *cx, JSDestroyContextMode mode);
/*
* Return true if cx points to a context in rt->contextList, else return false.
* NB: the caller (see jslock.c:ClaimTitle) must hold rt->gcLock.
*/
extern JSBool
js_ValidContextPointer(JSRuntime *rt, JSContext *cx);
static JS_INLINE JSContext *
js_ContextFromLinkField(JSCList *link)
{
JS_ASSERT(link);
return (JSContext *) ((uint8 *) link - offsetof(JSContext, link));
}
/*
* If unlocked, acquire and release rt->gcLock around *iterp update; otherwise
* the caller must be holding rt->gcLock.
*/
extern JSContext *
js_ContextIterator(JSRuntime *rt, JSBool unlocked, JSContext **iterp);
/*
* Iterate through contexts with active requests. The caller must be holding
* rt->gcLock in case of a thread-safe build, or otherwise guarantee that the
* context list is not alternated asynchroniously.
*/
extern JS_FRIEND_API(JSContext *)
js_NextActiveContext(JSRuntime *, JSContext *);
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
/*
* Count the number of contexts entered requests on the current thread.
*/
uint32
js_CountThreadRequests(JSContext *cx);
/*
* This is a helper for code at can potentially run outside JS request to
* ensure that the GC is not running when the function returns.
*
* This function must be called with the GC lock held.
*/
extern void
js_WaitForGC(JSRuntime *rt);
/*
* If we're in one or more requests (possibly on more than one context)
* running on the current thread, indicate, temporarily, that all these
* requests are inactive so a possible GC can proceed on another thread.
* This function returns the number of discounted requests. The number must
* be passed later to js_ActivateRequestAfterGC to reactivate the requests.
*
* This function must be called with the GC lock held.
*/
uint32
js_DiscountRequestsForGC(JSContext *cx);
/*
* This function must be called with the GC lock held.
*/
void
js_RecountRequestsAfterGC(JSRuntime *rt, uint32 requestDebit);
#else /* !JS_THREADSAFE */
# define js_WaitForGC(rt) ((void) 0)
#endif
/*
* JSClass.resolve and watchpoint recursion damping machinery.
*/
extern JSBool
js_StartResolving(JSContext *cx, JSResolvingKey *key, uint32 flag,
JSResolvingEntry **entryp);
extern void
js_StopResolving(JSContext *cx, JSResolvingKey *key, uint32 flag,
JSResolvingEntry *entry, uint32 generation);
/*
* Local root set management.
*
* NB: the jsval parameters below may be properly tagged jsvals, or GC-thing
* pointers cast to (jsval). This relies on JSObject's tag being zero, but
* on the up side it lets us push int-jsval-encoded scopeMark values on the
* local root stack.
*/
extern JSBool
js_EnterLocalRootScope(JSContext *cx);
#define js_LeaveLocalRootScope(cx) \
js_LeaveLocalRootScopeWithResult(cx, JSVAL_NULL)
extern void
js_LeaveLocalRootScopeWithResult(JSContext *cx, jsval rval);
extern void
js_ForgetLocalRoot(JSContext *cx, jsval v);
extern int
js_PushLocalRoot(JSContext *cx, JSLocalRootStack *lrs, jsval v);
/*
* Report an exception, which is currently realized as a printf-style format
* string and its arguments.
*/
typedef enum JSErrNum {
#define MSG_DEF(name, number, count, exception, format) \
name = number,
#include "js.msg"
#undef MSG_DEF
JSErr_Limit
} JSErrNum;
extern JS_FRIEND_API(const JSErrorFormatString *)
js_GetErrorMessage(void *userRef, const char *locale, const uintN errorNumber);
#ifdef va_start
extern JSBool
js_ReportErrorVA(JSContext *cx, uintN flags, const char *format, va_list ap);
extern JSBool
js_ReportErrorNumberVA(JSContext *cx, uintN flags, JSErrorCallback callback,
void *userRef, const uintN errorNumber,
JSBool charArgs, va_list ap);
extern JSBool
js_ExpandErrorArguments(JSContext *cx, JSErrorCallback callback,
void *userRef, const uintN errorNumber,
char **message, JSErrorReport *reportp,
bool charArgs, va_list ap);
#endif
extern void
js_ReportOutOfMemory(JSContext *cx);
/*
* Report that cx->scriptStackQuota is exhausted.
*/
extern void
js_ReportOutOfScriptQuota(JSContext *cx);
extern void
js_ReportOverRecursed(JSContext *cx);
extern void
js_ReportAllocationOverflow(JSContext *cx);
#define JS_CHECK_RECURSION(cx, onerror) \
JS_BEGIN_MACRO \
int stackDummy_; \
\
if (!JS_CHECK_STACK_SIZE(cx, stackDummy_)) { \
js_ReportOverRecursed(cx); \
onerror; \
} \
JS_END_MACRO
/*
* Report an exception using a previously composed JSErrorReport.
* XXXbe remove from "friend" API
*/
extern JS_FRIEND_API(void)
js_ReportErrorAgain(JSContext *cx, const char *message, JSErrorReport *report);
extern void
js_ReportIsNotDefined(JSContext *cx, const char *name);
/*
* Report an attempt to access the property of a null or undefined value (v).
*/
extern JSBool
js_ReportIsNullOrUndefined(JSContext *cx, intN spindex, jsval v,
JSString *fallback);
extern void
js_ReportMissingArg(JSContext *cx, jsval *vp, uintN arg);
/*
* Report error using js_DecompileValueGenerator(cx, spindex, v, fallback) as
* the first argument for the error message. If the error message has less
* then 3 arguments, use null for arg1 or arg2.
*/
extern JSBool
js_ReportValueErrorFlags(JSContext *cx, uintN flags, const uintN errorNumber,
intN spindex, jsval v, JSString *fallback,
const char *arg1, const char *arg2);
#define js_ReportValueError(cx,errorNumber,spindex,v,fallback) \
((void)js_ReportValueErrorFlags(cx, JSREPORT_ERROR, errorNumber, \
spindex, v, fallback, NULL, NULL))
#define js_ReportValueError2(cx,errorNumber,spindex,v,fallback,arg1) \
((void)js_ReportValueErrorFlags(cx, JSREPORT_ERROR, errorNumber, \
spindex, v, fallback, arg1, NULL))
#define js_ReportValueError3(cx,errorNumber,spindex,v,fallback,arg1,arg2) \
((void)js_ReportValueErrorFlags(cx, JSREPORT_ERROR, errorNumber, \
spindex, v, fallback, arg1, arg2))
extern JSErrorFormatString js_ErrorFormatString[JSErr_Limit];
/*
* See JS_SetThreadStackLimit in jsapi.c, where we check that the stack grows
* in the expected direction. On Unix-y systems, JS_STACK_GROWTH_DIRECTION is
* computed on the build host by jscpucfg.c and written into jsautocfg.h. The
* macro is hardcoded in jscpucfg.h on Windows and Mac systems (for historical
* reasons pre-dating autoconf usage).
*/
#if JS_STACK_GROWTH_DIRECTION > 0
# define JS_CHECK_STACK_SIZE(cx, lval) ((jsuword)&(lval) < (cx)->stackLimit)
#else
# define JS_CHECK_STACK_SIZE(cx, lval) ((jsuword)&(lval) > (cx)->stackLimit)
#endif
/*
* If the operation callback flag was set, call the operation callback.
* This macro can run the full GC. Return true if it is OK to continue and
* false otherwise.
*/
#define JS_CHECK_OPERATION_LIMIT(cx) \
(!(cx)->operationCallbackFlag || js_InvokeOperationCallback(cx))
/*
* Invoke the operation callback and return false if the current execution
* is to be terminated.
*/
extern JSBool
js_InvokeOperationCallback(JSContext *cx);
#ifndef JS_THREADSAFE
# define js_TriggerAllOperationCallbacks(rt, gcLocked) \
js_TriggerAllOperationCallbacks (rt)
#endif
void
js_TriggerAllOperationCallbacks(JSRuntime *rt, JSBool gcLocked);
extern JSStackFrame *
js_GetScriptedCaller(JSContext *cx, JSStackFrame *fp);
extern jsbytecode*
js_GetCurrentBytecodePC(JSContext* cx);
extern bool
js_CurrentPCIsInImacro(JSContext *cx);
#ifdef JS_TRACER
/*
* Reconstruct the JS stack and clear cx->tracecx. We must be currently in a
* _FAIL builtin from trace on cx or another context on the same thread. The
* machine code for the trace remains on the C stack when js_DeepBail returns.
*
* Implemented in jstracer.cpp.
*/
JS_FORCES_STACK JS_FRIEND_API(void)
js_DeepBail(JSContext *cx);
#endif
static JS_FORCES_STACK JS_INLINE void
js_LeaveTrace(JSContext *cx)
{
#ifdef JS_TRACER
if (JS_ON_TRACE(cx))
js_DeepBail(cx);
#endif
}
static JS_INLINE void
js_LeaveTraceIfGlobalObject(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj)
{
if (!obj->fslots[JSSLOT_PARENT])
js_LeaveTrace(cx);
}
static JS_INLINE JSBool
js_CanLeaveTrace(JSContext *cx)
{
JS_ASSERT(JS_ON_TRACE(cx));
#ifdef JS_TRACER
return cx->bailExit != NULL;
#else
return JS_FALSE;
#endif
}
/*
* Get the current cx->fp, first lazily instantiating stack frames if needed.
* (Do not access cx->fp directly except in JS_REQUIRES_STACK code.)
*
* Defined in jstracer.cpp if JS_TRACER is defined.
*/
static JS_FORCES_STACK JS_INLINE JSStackFrame *
js_GetTopStackFrame(JSContext *cx)
{
js_LeaveTrace(cx);
return cx->fp;
}
static JS_INLINE JSBool
js_IsPropertyCacheDisabled(JSContext *cx)
{
return cx->runtime->shapeGen >= SHAPE_OVERFLOW_BIT;
}
static JS_INLINE uint32
js_RegenerateShapeForGC(JSContext *cx)
{
JS_ASSERT(cx->runtime->gcRunning);
JS_ASSERT(cx->runtime->gcRegenShapes);
/*
* Under the GC, compared with js_GenerateShape, we don't need to use
* atomic increments but we still must make sure that after an overflow
* the shape stays such.
*/
uint32 shape = cx->runtime->shapeGen;
shape = (shape + 1) | (shape & SHAPE_OVERFLOW_BIT);
cx->runtime->shapeGen = shape;
return shape;
}
namespace js {
/*
* Policy that calls JSContext:: memory functions and reports errors to the
* context. Since the JSContext* given on construction is stored for the
* lifetime of the container, this policy may only be used for containers whose
* lifetime is a shorter than the given JSContext.
*/
class ContextAllocPolicy
{
JSContext *mCx;
public:
ContextAllocPolicy(JSContext *cx) : mCx(cx) {}
JSContext *context() const { return mCx; }
void *malloc(size_t bytes) { return mCx->malloc(bytes); }
void free(void *p) { mCx->free(p); }
void *realloc(void *p, size_t bytes) { return mCx->realloc(p, bytes); }
void reportAllocOverflow() const { js_ReportAllocationOverflow(mCx); }
};
}
#endif /* jscntxt_h___ */