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src/share/vm/shark/sharkBuilder.hpp
Wed, 11 Aug 2010 05:51:21 -0700
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- twisti
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- Wed, 11 Aug 2010 05:51:21 -0700
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6976186: integrate Shark HotSpot changes
Summary: Shark is a JIT compiler for Zero that uses the LLVM compiler infrastructure.
Reviewed-by: kvn, twisti
Contributed-by: Gary Benson <gbenson@redhat.com>
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26 class SharkBuilder : public llvm::IRBuilder<> {
27 friend class SharkCompileInvariants;
29 public:
30 SharkBuilder(SharkCodeBuffer* code_buffer);
32 // The code buffer we are building into.
33 private:
34 SharkCodeBuffer* _code_buffer;
36 protected:
37 SharkCodeBuffer* code_buffer() const {
38 return _code_buffer;
39 }
41 // Helpers for accessing structures.
42 public:
43 llvm::Value* CreateAddressOfStructEntry(llvm::Value* base,
44 ByteSize offset,
45 const llvm::Type* type,
46 const char *name = "");
47 llvm::LoadInst* CreateValueOfStructEntry(llvm::Value* base,
48 ByteSize offset,
49 const llvm::Type* type,
50 const char *name = "");
52 // Helpers for accessing arrays.
53 public:
54 llvm::LoadInst* CreateArrayLength(llvm::Value* arrayoop);
55 llvm::Value* CreateArrayAddress(llvm::Value* arrayoop,
56 const llvm::Type* element_type,
57 int element_bytes,
58 ByteSize base_offset,
59 llvm::Value* index,
60 const char* name = "");
61 llvm::Value* CreateArrayAddress(llvm::Value* arrayoop,
62 BasicType basic_type,
63 ByteSize base_offset,
64 llvm::Value* index,
65 const char* name = "");
66 llvm::Value* CreateArrayAddress(llvm::Value* arrayoop,
67 BasicType basic_type,
68 llvm::Value* index,
69 const char* name = "");
71 // Helpers for creating intrinsics and external functions.
72 private:
73 static const llvm::Type* make_type(char type, bool void_ok);
74 static const llvm::FunctionType* make_ftype(const char* params,
75 const char* ret);
76 llvm::Value* make_function(const char* name,
77 const char* params,
78 const char* ret);
79 llvm::Value* make_function(address func,
80 const char* params,
81 const char* ret);
83 // Intrinsics and external functions, part 1: VM calls.
84 // These are functions declared with JRT_ENTRY and JRT_EXIT,
85 // macros which flip the thread from _thread_in_Java to
86 // _thread_in_vm and back. VM calls always safepoint, and can
87 // therefore throw exceptions. VM calls require of setup and
88 // teardown, and must be called with SharkTopLevelBlock::call_vm.
89 public:
90 llvm::Value* find_exception_handler();
91 llvm::Value* monitorenter();
92 llvm::Value* monitorexit();
93 llvm::Value* new_instance();
94 llvm::Value* newarray();
95 llvm::Value* anewarray();
96 llvm::Value* multianewarray();
97 llvm::Value* register_finalizer();
98 llvm::Value* safepoint();
99 llvm::Value* throw_ArithmeticException();
100 llvm::Value* throw_ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException();
101 llvm::Value* throw_ClassCastException();
102 llvm::Value* throw_NullPointerException();
104 // Intrinsics and external functions, part 2: High-level non-VM calls.
105 // These are called like normal functions. The stack is not set
106 // up for walking so they must not safepoint or throw exceptions,
107 // or call anything that might.
108 public:
109 llvm::Value* f2i();
110 llvm::Value* f2l();
111 llvm::Value* d2i();
112 llvm::Value* d2l();
113 llvm::Value* is_subtype_of();
114 llvm::Value* current_time_millis();
115 llvm::Value* sin();
116 llvm::Value* cos();
117 llvm::Value* tan();
118 llvm::Value* atan2();
119 llvm::Value* sqrt();
120 llvm::Value* log();
121 llvm::Value* log10();
122 llvm::Value* pow();
123 llvm::Value* exp();
124 llvm::Value* fabs();
125 llvm::Value* unsafe_field_offset_to_byte_offset();
126 llvm::Value* osr_migration_end();
128 // Intrinsics and external functions, part 3: semi-VM calls.
129 // These are special cases that do VM call stuff but are invoked
130 // as though they were normal calls. This is acceptable so long
131 // as the method that calls them returns to its immediately that
132 // the semi VM call returns.
133 public:
134 llvm::Value* throw_StackOverflowError();
135 llvm::Value* uncommon_trap();
136 llvm::Value* deoptimized_entry_point();
138 // Intrinsics and external functions, part 4: Native-Java transition.
139 // This is a special case in that it is invoked during a thread
140 // state transition. The stack must be set up for walking, and it
141 // may throw exceptions, but the state is _thread_in_native_trans.
142 public:
143 llvm::Value* check_special_condition_for_native_trans();
145 // Intrinsics and external functions, part 5: Low-level non-VM calls.
146 // These have the same caveats as the high-level non-VM calls
147 // above. They are not accessed directly; rather, you should
148 // access them via the various Create* methods below.
149 private:
150 llvm::Value* cmpxchg_int();
151 llvm::Value* cmpxchg_ptr();
152 llvm::Value* frame_address();
153 llvm::Value* memory_barrier();
154 llvm::Value* memset();
155 llvm::Value* unimplemented();
156 llvm::Value* should_not_reach_here();
157 llvm::Value* dump();
159 // Public interface to low-level non-VM calls.
160 public:
161 llvm::CallInst* CreateCmpxchgInt(llvm::Value* exchange_value,
162 llvm::Value* dst,
163 llvm::Value* compare_value);
164 llvm::CallInst* CreateCmpxchgPtr(llvm::Value* exchange_value,
165 llvm::Value* dst,
166 llvm::Value* compare_value);
167 llvm::CallInst* CreateGetFrameAddress();
168 llvm::CallInst* CreateMemoryBarrier(int flags);
169 llvm::CallInst* CreateMemset(llvm::Value* dst,
170 llvm::Value* value,
171 llvm::Value* len,
172 llvm::Value* align);
173 llvm::CallInst* CreateUnimplemented(const char* file, int line);
174 llvm::CallInst* CreateShouldNotReachHere(const char* file, int line);
175 NOT_PRODUCT(llvm::CallInst* CreateDump(llvm::Value* value));
177 // Flags for CreateMemoryBarrier.
178 public:
179 enum BarrierFlags {
180 BARRIER_LOADLOAD = 1,
181 BARRIER_LOADSTORE = 2,
182 BARRIER_STORELOAD = 4,
183 BARRIER_STORESTORE = 8
184 };
186 // HotSpot memory barriers
187 public:
188 void CreateUpdateBarrierSet(BarrierSet* bs, llvm::Value* field);
190 // Helpers for accessing the code buffer.
191 public:
192 llvm::Value* code_buffer_address(int offset);
193 llvm::Value* CreateInlineOop(jobject object, const char* name = "");
194 llvm::Value* CreateInlineOop(ciObject* object, const char* name = "") {
195 return CreateInlineOop(object->constant_encoding(), name);
196 }
197 llvm::Value* CreateInlineData(void* data,
198 size_t size,
199 const llvm::Type* type,
200 const char* name = "");
202 // Helpers for creating basic blocks.
203 // NB don't use unless SharkFunction::CreateBlock is unavailable.
204 // XXX these are hacky and should be removed.
205 public:
206 llvm::BasicBlock* GetBlockInsertionPoint() const;
207 llvm::BasicBlock* CreateBlock(llvm::BasicBlock* ip,
208 const char* name="") const;
209 };
