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package com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.impl.codesplitter;
import com.google.gwt.core.ext.TreeLogger;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JClassType;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JDeclaredType;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JMethod;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JProgram;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JRunAsync;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.impl.ControlFlowAnalyzer;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.impl.JavaToJavaScriptMap;
import com.google.gwt.dev.js.ast.JsBlock;
import com.google.gwt.dev.js.ast.JsContext;
import com.google.gwt.dev.js.ast.JsModVisitor;
import com.google.gwt.dev.js.ast.JsNumericEntry;
import com.google.gwt.dev.js.ast.JsProgram;
import com.google.gwt.dev.js.ast.JsStatement;
import com.google.gwt.dev.util.log.speedtracer.CompilerEventType;
import com.google.gwt.dev.util.log.speedtracer.SpeedTracerLogger;
import com.google.gwt.dev.util.log.speedtracer.SpeedTracerLogger.Event;
import com.google.gwt.thirdparty.guava.common.base.Predicate;
import com.google.gwt.thirdparty.guava.common.collect.Collections2;
import com.google.gwt.thirdparty.guava.common.collect.Iterables;
import com.google.gwt.thirdparty.guava.common.collect.Lists;
import com.google.gwt.thirdparty.guava.common.collect.Maps;
import com.google.gwt.thirdparty.guava.common.collect.Multimap;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.LinkedHashSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;
/**
*
* Divides the code in a {@link JsProgram} into multiple fragments. The initial
* fragment is sufficient to run all of the program's functionality except for
* anything called in a callback supplied to
* {@link com.google.gwt.core.client.GWT#runAsync(com.google.gwt.core.client.RunAsyncCallback)
* GWT.runAsync()}. The remaining code should be downloadable via
* {@link com.google.gwt.core.client.impl.AsyncFragmentLoader#inject(int)}.
*
*
* Code splitting is implemented in a two stage process: the first stage decides how runAsyncs
* are grouped together and the second decides the code in each fragment by computing the
* appropriate control flow analyses.
*
*
* The first stage is implemented by a {@link FragmentPartitionStrategy}, that can use fast but
* unsound analyses to determine how to group the runAsyncs together, its only requirement is that
* the result is a partition of a subset of the runAsyncs. Currently two strategies are implemented:
* (1) {@link OneToOneFragmentPartitionStrategy} that assigns each runAsync to one fragment (as in
* the original CodeSplitter), and (2) {@link MergeBySimilarityFragmentPartitionStrategy}
where
* runAsyncs are pairwise merged together into a predetermined maximum number of fragments is a
* way that is estimated to minimize the leftover fragment size (which is the strategy previously
* attempted in the now obsolete CodeSplitter2. Additionally if the option
* {@link CodeSplitters.MIN_FRAGMENT_SIZE} is set, this strategy also merge fragments that are
* smaller than the minimum fragments size together and if the resulting combined fragment is still
* smaller than the minimum fragment size it is left out of the fragmentation so that it is merged
* into the leftovers by the second stage.
*
*
*
* The second stage assigns program atoms that to fragments that exclusively use them, setting up
* and extra fragment for the non exclusive atoms and the runAsyncs that were not assigned to any
* fragment. Code that is activated when the application starts and runAsyncs that are part of the
* {@link CodeSplitters.PROP_INITIAL_SEQUENCE} are excluded from the first stage and are treated as
* special initial fragments that will be downloaded when the application starts.
* Whenever this second stage is changed AsyncFragmentLoader must be updated
* in tandem.
*
*
*
* The fragment for a runAsync point contains different things depending on whether
* it is in the initial load sequence or not. If it's in the initial load
* sequence, then the fragment includes the code newly live once that split
* point is crossed, that wasn't already live for the set of split points
* earlier in the sequence. For a split point not in the initial load sequence,
* the fragment contains only code exclusive to that split point, that is, code
* that cannot be reached except via that split point. All other code goes into
* the leftovers fragment.
*
*/
public class CodeSplitter {
public static ControlFlowAnalyzer computeInitiallyLive(JProgram jprogram) {
return computeInitiallyLive(jprogram, MultipleDependencyGraphRecorder.NULL_RECORDER);
}
public static void exec(TreeLogger logger, JProgram jprogram, JsProgram jsprogram,
JavaToJavaScriptMap map, int expectedFragmentCount, int minFragmentSize,
MultipleDependencyGraphRecorder dependencyRecorder) {
if (jprogram.getRunAsyncs().isEmpty()) {
// Don't do anything if there is no call to runAsync
return;
}
Event codeSplitterEvent = SpeedTracerLogger.start(CompilerEventType.CODE_SPLITTER);
dependencyRecorder.open();
new CodeSplitter(logger, jprogram, jsprogram, map, expectedFragmentCount, minFragmentSize,
dependencyRecorder).execImpl();
dependencyRecorder.close();
codeSplitterEvent.end();
}
/**
*
* Computes the "maximum total script size" for one permutation. The total
* script size for one sequence of split points reached is the sum of the
* scripts that are downloaded for that sequence. The maximum total script
* size is the maximum such size for all possible sequences of split points.
*
*
* @param jsLengths The lengths of the fragments for the compilation of one
* permutation
*/
public static int computeTotalSize(int[] jsLengths) {
/*
* The total script size is currently simple: it's the sum of all the
* individual script files.
*
* TODO(rluble): This function seems unnecessary and out of place here.
*/
int totalSize = 0;
for (int size : jsLengths) {
totalSize += size;
}
return totalSize;
}
/**
* Compute the set of initially live code for this program. Such code must be
* included in the initial download of the program.
*/
private static ControlFlowAnalyzer computeInitiallyLive(JProgram jprogram,
MultipleDependencyGraphRecorder dependencyRecorder) {
dependencyRecorder.startDependencyGraph("initial", null);
ControlFlowAnalyzer cfa = new ControlFlowAnalyzer(jprogram);
cfa.setDependencyRecorder(dependencyRecorder);
cfa.traverseEntryMethods();
computeLivenessFromArrayType(jprogram, cfa);
computeLivenessFromCodeGenTypes(jprogram, cfa);
dependencyRecorder.endDependencyGraph();
return cfa;
}
/**
* Any instance method in the magic Array class must be in the initial
* download. The methods of that class are copied to a separate object the
* first time class Array is touched, and any methods added later won't be
* part of the copy.
*/
private static void computeLivenessFromArrayType(JProgram jprogram, ControlFlowAnalyzer cfa) {
JDeclaredType arrayType = jprogram.getFromTypeMap("com.google.gwt.lang.Array");
if (arrayType == null) {
// It was pruned; nothing to do
return;
}
cfa.traverseFromInstantiationOf(arrayType);
for (JMethod method : arrayType.getMethods()) {
if (method.needsVtable()) {
cfa.traverseFrom(method);
}
}
}
/**
* Any immortal codegen types must be part of the initial download.
*/
private static void computeLivenessFromCodeGenTypes(JProgram jprogram,
ControlFlowAnalyzer cfa) {
for (JClassType type : jprogram.immortalCodeGenTypes) {
cfa.traverseFromInstantiationOf(type);
for (JMethod method : type.getMethods()) {
if (!method.needsVtable()) {
cfa.traverseFrom(method);
}
}
}
}
/**
* Group run asyncs that have the same class literal as the first parameter in the two parameter
* GWT.runAsync call.
*/
private static Collection> groupAsyncsByClassLiteral(
Collection runAsyncs) {
Collection> result = Lists.newArrayList();
Multimap asyncsGroupedByName =
CodeSplitters.computeRunAsyncsByName(runAsyncs, true);
// Add runAsyncs that have class literals in groups.
result.addAll(asyncsGroupedByName.asMap().values());
// Add all the rest.
result.addAll(CodeSplitters.getListOfLists(Collections2.filter(runAsyncs,
new Predicate() {
@Override
public boolean apply(JRunAsync runAsync) {
return !runAsync.hasExplicitClassLiteral();
}
})));
return result;
}
private final MultipleDependencyGraphRecorder dependencyRecorder;
private final FragmentExtractor fragmentExtractor;
private final LinkedHashSet initialLoadSequence;
/**
* Code that is initially live when the program first downloads.
*/
private final ControlFlowAnalyzer initiallyLiveCfa;
private final JProgram jprogram;
private final JsProgram jsprogram;
/**
* Computed during {@link #execImpl()}, so that intermediate steps of it can
* be used as they are created.
*/
private ControlFlowAnalyzer initialSequenceCfa;
private final TreeLogger logger;
private final boolean logFragmentMap;
private final JavaToJavaScriptMap map;
private final Set methodsInJavaScript;
private final List fragments = Lists.newArrayList();
private final FragmentPartitionStrategy partitionStrategy;
private CodeSplitter(TreeLogger logger, JProgram jprogram, JsProgram jsprogram,
JavaToJavaScriptMap map, int expectedFragmentCount, int minFragmentSize,
MultipleDependencyGraphRecorder dependencyRecorder) {
this.logger = logger.branch(TreeLogger.TRACE, "Splitting JavaScript for incremental download");
this.jprogram = jprogram;
this.jsprogram = jsprogram;
this.map = map;
this.dependencyRecorder = dependencyRecorder;
this.initialLoadSequence = jprogram.getInitialAsyncSequence();
assert initialLoadSequence != null;
logFragmentMap = Boolean.getBoolean(CodeSplitters.PROP_LOG_FRAGMENT_MAP);
fragmentExtractor = new FragmentExtractor(jprogram, jsprogram, map);
initiallyLiveCfa = computeInitiallyLive(jprogram, dependencyRecorder);
methodsInJavaScript = fragmentExtractor.findAllMethodsInJavaScript();
// TODO(rluble): expected fragment count is not enforced. the actual number
// of fragments may be more or less....
partitionStrategy = expectedFragmentCount > 0 ?
new MergeBySimilarityFragmentPartitionStrategy(
CodeSplitters.getNumberOfExclusiveFragmentFromExpectedFragmentCount(
initialLoadSequence.size(), expectedFragmentCount), minFragmentSize) :
new OneToOneFragmentPartitionStrategy();
}
/**
* Compute the statements that go into a fragment.
*
* @param fragmentId the fragment number
* @param alreadyLoaded The code that should be assumed to have already been
* loaded
* @param liveNow The code that is assumed live once this fragment loads;
* anything in here but not in alreadyLoaded will be
* included in the created fragment
*/
private List statementsForFragment(int fragmentId,
LivenessPredicate alreadyLoaded, LivenessPredicate liveNow) {
if (logFragmentMap) {
System.out.println();
System.out.println("==== Fragment " + fragmentId + " ====");
fragmentExtractor.setStatementLogger(new EchoStatementLogger(map));
}
return fragmentExtractor.extractStatements(liveNow, alreadyLoaded);
}
/**
* For each exclusive fragment (those that are not part of the initial load sequence) compute
* a CFA that traces every split point not in the fragment.
*/
private Map computeComplementCfaForFragments(
Collection exclusiveFragments) {
String dependencyGraphNameAfterInitialSequence = dependencyGraphNameAfterInitialSequence();
Map notLiveCfaByFragment = Maps.newHashMap();
for (Fragment fragment : exclusiveFragments) {
assert fragment.isExclusive();
dependencyRecorder.startDependencyGraph("sp" + fragment.getFragmentId(),
dependencyGraphNameAfterInitialSequence);
ControlFlowAnalyzer cfa = new ControlFlowAnalyzer(initialSequenceCfa);
cfa.setDependencyRecorder(dependencyRecorder);
for (Fragment otherFragment : exclusiveFragments) {
// don't trace the initial fragments as they have already been traced and their atoms are
// already in {@code initialSequenceCfa}
if (otherFragment.isInitial()) {
continue;
}
if (otherFragment == fragment) {
continue;
}
for (JRunAsync otherRunAsync : otherFragment.getRunAsyncs()) {
cfa.traverseFromRunAsync(otherRunAsync);
}
}
dependencyRecorder.endDependencyGraph();
notLiveCfaByFragment.put(fragment, cfa);
}
return notLiveCfaByFragment;
}
/**
* Compute a CFA that covers the entire live code of the program.
*/
private ControlFlowAnalyzer computeCompleteCfa() {
dependencyRecorder.startDependencyGraph("total", null);
ControlFlowAnalyzer completeCfa = new ControlFlowAnalyzer(jprogram);
completeCfa.setDependencyRecorder(dependencyRecorder);
completeCfa.traverseEverything();
dependencyRecorder.endDependencyGraph();
return completeCfa;
}
/**
* The name of the dependency graph that corresponds to
* {@link #initialSequenceCfa}.
*/
private String dependencyGraphNameAfterInitialSequence() {
if (initialLoadSequence.isEmpty()) {
return "initial";
} else {
return "sp" + Iterables.getLast(initialLoadSequence).getRunAsyncId();
}
}
/**
* Map each program atom as exclusive to some split point, whenever possible.
* Also fixes up load order problems that could result from splitting code
* based on this assumption.
*/
private ExclusivityMap computeExclusivityMapWithFixups(Collection exclusiveFragments) {
ControlFlowAnalyzer completeCfa = computeCompleteCfa();
Map notLiveCfaByFragment =
computeComplementCfaForFragments(exclusiveFragments);
ExclusivityMap exclusivityMap = ExclusivityMap.computeExclusivityMap(exclusiveFragments,
completeCfa, notLiveCfaByFragment);
exclusivityMap.fixUpLoadOrderDependencies(logger, jprogram, methodsInJavaScript);
return exclusivityMap;
}
/**
* The current implementation of code splitting divides the program into fragments. There are
* four different types of fragment.
* - initial download: the part of the program that will execute from the entry point and is
* not part of any runAsync. This fragment is implicit and there is not representation of
* it in the code splitter.
* - initial fragments: some runAsyncs are forced to be in the initial download by listing them
* in the {@link CodeSplitters.PROP_INITIAL_SEQUENCE} property. A separate fragment (Type.INITIAL)
* is created for each of there splitpoints and each contains only one splitpoit.
* - exclusive fragments: the remaining runAsyncs are assigned to some exclusive fragment. Many
* splitpoints may be in the same fragment but each of these splitpoints is in one and only
* one fragment. The fragmentation strategy assigns splitpoints to fragments.
* - leftover fragments: this is an artificial fragment that will contain all the atoms that
* are not in the initial and are not exclusive to a fragment.
*
*Code splitting is a three stage process:
* - first the initial fragment are determined.
* - then a fragmentation strategy is run to partition runAsyncs into exclusive fragments.
* - lastly atoms that are not exclusive are assigned to the LEFT_OVERS fragment.
*/
private void execImpl() {
Fragment lastInitialFragment = null;
// Fragments are numbered from 0.
int nextFragmentIdToAssign = 0;
// Step #1: Decide how to map splitpoints to fragments.
{
/*
* Compute the base fragment. It includes everything that is live when the
* program starts.
*/
LivenessPredicate alreadyLoaded = new NothingAlivePredicate();
LivenessPredicate liveNow = new CfaLivenessPredicate(initiallyLiveCfa);
Fragment fragment =
new Fragment(Fragment.Type.INITIAL);
fragment.setFragmentId(nextFragmentIdToAssign++);
List statementsForFragment = statementsForFragment(fragment.getFragmentId(),
alreadyLoaded, liveNow);
fragment.setStatements(statementsForFragment);
lastInitialFragment = fragment;
fragments.add(fragment);
}
/*
* Compute the base fragments, for split points in the initial load
* sequence.
*/
initialSequenceCfa = new ControlFlowAnalyzer(initiallyLiveCfa);
String extendsCfa = "initial";
List initialFragmentNumberSequence = new ArrayList();
for (JRunAsync runAsync : initialLoadSequence) {
LivenessPredicate alreadyLoaded = new CfaLivenessPredicate(initialSequenceCfa);
String depGraphName = "sp" + runAsync.getRunAsyncId();
dependencyRecorder.startDependencyGraph(depGraphName, extendsCfa);
extendsCfa = depGraphName;
ControlFlowAnalyzer liveAfterSp = new ControlFlowAnalyzer(initialSequenceCfa);
liveAfterSp.traverseFromRunAsync(runAsync);
dependencyRecorder.endDependencyGraph();
LivenessPredicate liveNow = new CfaLivenessPredicate(liveAfterSp);
Fragment fragment = new Fragment(Fragment.Type.INITIAL, lastInitialFragment);
fragment.setFragmentId(nextFragmentIdToAssign++);
fragment.addRunAsync(runAsync);
List statements = statementsForFragment(fragment.getFragmentId(),
alreadyLoaded, liveNow);
statements.addAll(fragmentExtractor.createOnLoadedCall(fragment.getFragmentId()));
fragment.setStatements(statements);
fragments.add(fragment);
lastInitialFragment = fragment;
initialFragmentNumberSequence.add(fragment.getFragmentId());
initialSequenceCfa = liveAfterSp;
}
// Set the initial fragment sequence.
jprogram.setInitialFragmentIdSequence(initialFragmentNumberSequence);
Collection> groupedNonInitialRunAsyncs =
groupAsyncsByClassLiteral(Collections2.filter(jprogram.getRunAsyncs(),
new Predicate() {
@Override
public boolean apply(JRunAsync jRunAsync) {
return !isInitial(jRunAsync);
}
}
));
// Decide exclusive fragments according to the preselected partitionStrategy.
Collection exclusiveFragments =
partitionStrategy.partitionIntoFragments(logger, initialSequenceCfa,
groupedNonInitialRunAsyncs);
Fragment leftOverFragment =
new Fragment(Fragment.Type.NOT_EXCLUSIVE, lastInitialFragment);
int firstExclusiveFragmentNumber = nextFragmentIdToAssign;
// Assign fragment numbers to exclusive fragments.
for (Fragment fragment : exclusiveFragments) {
fragment.setFragmentId(nextFragmentIdToAssign++);
fragment.addImmediateAncestors(leftOverFragment);
}
// From here numbers are unchanged,
// Determine which atoms actually land in each exclusive fragment.
ExclusivityMap exclusivityMap = computeExclusivityMapWithFixups(exclusiveFragments);
/*
* Populate the exclusively live fragments. Each includes everything
* exclusively live after entry point i.
*/
for (Fragment fragment : exclusiveFragments) {
assert fragment.isExclusive();
LivenessPredicate alreadyLoaded = exclusivityMap.getLivenessPredicate(
ExclusivityMap.NOT_EXCLUSIVE);
LivenessPredicate liveNow = exclusivityMap.getLivenessPredicate(fragment);
List statements = statementsForFragment(fragment.getFragmentId(),
alreadyLoaded, liveNow);
fragment.setStatements(statements);
fragment.addStatements(
fragmentExtractor.createOnLoadedCall(fragment.getFragmentId()));
}
fragments.addAll(exclusiveFragments);
/*
* Populate the leftovers fragment.
*/
{
LivenessPredicate alreadyLoaded = new CfaLivenessPredicate(initialSequenceCfa);
LivenessPredicate liveNow = exclusivityMap.getLivenessPredicate(ExclusivityMap.NOT_EXCLUSIVE);
leftOverFragment.setFragmentId(nextFragmentIdToAssign++);
List statements = statementsForFragment(leftOverFragment.getFragmentId(),
alreadyLoaded, liveNow);
statements.addAll(fragmentExtractor.createOnLoadedCall(leftOverFragment.getFragmentId()));
leftOverFragment.setStatements(statements);
fragments.add(leftOverFragment);
}
// now install the new statements in the program fragments
jsprogram.setFragmentCount(fragments.size());
for (int i = 0; i < fragments.size(); i++) {
JsBlock fragBlock = jsprogram.getFragmentBlock(i);
fragBlock.getStatements().clear();
fragBlock.getStatements().addAll(fragments.get(i).getStatements());
}
// Pass the fragment partitioning information to JProgram.
jprogram.setFragmentPartitioningResult(
new FragmentPartitioningResult(fragments, jprogram.getRunAsyncs().size()));
// Lastly patch up the JavaScript AST
replaceFragmentId();
}
private boolean isInitial(JRunAsync runAsync) {
return initialLoadSequence.contains(runAsync);
}
/**
* Patch up the fragment loading code in the JavaScript AST.
*
* Initially GWT.runAsyncs are replaced in the {@link ReplaceRunAsyncs} pass and some code
* is added to the AST that references the fragment for a runAsync. At that stage (before any
* code splitting has occurred) each unique runAsync id and the number of runAsyncs are embedded
* in the AST as "tagged" JsNumbericEntry. After code splitting those entries need to be replaced
* by the frament ids associatied with each runAsync and the total number of fragments.
*
*/
private void replaceFragmentId() {
// TODO(rluble): this approach where the ast is patched is not very clean. Maybe the fragment
// information should be data instead of code in the ast.
final FragmentPartitioningResult result = jprogram.getFragmentPartitioningResult();
(new JsModVisitor() {
@Override
public void endVisit(JsNumericEntry x, JsContext ctx) {
if (x.getKey().equals("RunAsyncFragmentIndex")) {
int fragmentId = result.getFragmentForRunAsync(x.getValue());
x.setValue(fragmentId);
}
// this is actually the fragmentId for the leftovers fragment.
if (x.getKey().equals("RunAsyncFragmentCount")) {
x.setValue(jsprogram.getFragmentCount() - 1);
}
}
}).accept(jsprogram);
}
}