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package com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.impl;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.Context;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JBinaryOperation;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JBinaryOperator;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JClassType;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JExpression;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JMethod;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JMethodCall;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JModVisitor;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JProgram;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JProgram.DispatchType;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JReferenceType;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast.JType;
import java.util.Map;
/**
*
* Rewrite Java == so that it will execute correctly in JavaScript.
* After this pass, Java's == is considered equivalent to
* JavaScript's ===.
*
*
* Whenever possible, a Java == is replaced by a JavaScript
* ==. This is shorter than ===, and it avoids any
* complication due to GWT treating both null and
* undefined as a valid translation of a Java null.
*
*
* However, whenever something that may be an unboxed type is compared to something
* that may not be a unboxed type, use ===. A Java object
* compared to a string should always yield false, but that's not true when
* comparing in JavaScript using ==. The cases where
* === must be used are:
*
*
* - One or both sides have unknown unboxed type status.
* - One side is definitely an unboxed type and one side is definitely !
* unboxed type.
* TODO: This case could be optimized as
* (a == null) & (b == null).
*
*
* Since null !== undefined, it is also necessary to normalize
* null vs. undefined if it's possible for one side to
* be null and the other to be undefined.
*
* An "unboxed type" is a String, Boolean, or Double that is represented as a naked raw
* JS type.
*/
public class EqualityNormalizer {
/**
* Breaks apart certain complex assignments.
*/
private class BreakupAssignOpsVisitor extends JModVisitor {
@Override
public void endVisit(JBinaryOperation x, Context ctx) {
JBinaryOperator op = x.getOp();
if (op != JBinaryOperator.EQ && op != JBinaryOperator.NEQ) {
return;
}
JExpression lhs = x.getLhs();
JExpression rhs = x.getRhs();
JType lhsType = lhs.getType();
JType rhsType = rhs.getType();
if (!(lhsType instanceof JReferenceType)) {
assert !(rhsType instanceof JReferenceType);
return;
}
UnboxedTypeStatus lhsStatus = getUnboxedTypeStatus((JReferenceType) lhsType);
UnboxedTypeStatus rhsStatus = getUnboxedTypeStatus((JReferenceType) rhsType);
int comparisonStrategy = COMPARISON_TABLE[lhsStatus.getIndex()][rhsStatus.getIndex()];
switch (comparisonStrategy) {
case T: {
if (canBeNull(lhs) && canBeNull(rhs)) {
/*
* If it's possible for one side to be null and the other side
* undefined, then mask both sides.
*/
lhs = maskUndefined(lhs);
rhs = maskUndefined(rhs);
}
JBinaryOperation binOp =
new JBinaryOperation(x.getSourceInfo(), x.getType(), x.getOp(), lhs, rhs);
ctx.replaceMe(binOp);
break;
}
case D: {
boolean lhsNullLit = lhs == program.getLiteralNull();
boolean rhsNullLit = rhs == program.getLiteralNull();
if ((lhsNullLit && rhsStatus == UnboxedTypeStatus.NOT_UNBOXEDTYPE)
|| (rhsNullLit && lhsStatus == UnboxedTypeStatus.NOT_UNBOXEDTYPE)) {
/*
* If either side is a null literal and the other is non-String,
* replace with a null-check.
*/
String methodName;
if (op == JBinaryOperator.EQ) {
methodName = "Cast.isNull";
} else {
methodName = "Cast.isNotNull";
}
JMethod isNullMethod = program.getIndexedMethod(methodName);
JMethodCall call = new JMethodCall(x.getSourceInfo(), null, isNullMethod);
call.addArg(lhsNullLit ? rhs : lhs);
ctx.replaceMe(call);
} else {
// Replace with a call to Cast.jsEquals, which does a == internally.
String methodName;
if (op == JBinaryOperator.EQ) {
methodName = "Cast.jsEquals";
} else {
methodName = "Cast.jsNotEquals";
}
JMethod eqMethod = program.getIndexedMethod(methodName);
JMethodCall call = new JMethodCall(x.getSourceInfo(), null, eqMethod);
call.addArgs(lhs, rhs);
ctx.replaceMe(call);
}
break;
}
}
}
private UnboxedTypeStatus getUnboxedTypeStatus(JReferenceType type) {
if (type.isNullType()) {
return UnboxedTypeStatus.NULL;
} else {
for (Map.Entry nativeDispatchType :
program.getRepresentedAsNativeTypesDispatchMap().entrySet()) {
if (type.getUnderlyingType() == nativeDispatchType.getKey()) {
switch (nativeDispatchType.getValue()) {
case DOUBLE:
return UnboxedTypeStatus.DOUBLE;
case BOOLEAN:
return UnboxedTypeStatus.BOOLEAN;
case STRING:
return UnboxedTypeStatus.STRING;
default:
throw new AssertionError("Shouldn't happen");
}
} else if (!program.typeOracle.castFailsTrivially(type, nativeDispatchType.getKey())) {
return UnboxedTypeStatus.UNKNOWN;
}
}
return UnboxedTypeStatus.NOT_UNBOXEDTYPE;
}
}
private JExpression maskUndefined(JExpression lhs) {
assert lhs.getType().canBeNull();
JMethod maskMethod = program.getIndexedMethod("Cast.maskUndefined");
JMethodCall lhsCall = new JMethodCall(lhs.getSourceInfo(), null, maskMethod, lhs);
lhsCall.overrideReturnType(lhs.getType());
return lhsCall;
}
}
/**
* Represents what we know about an operand type in terms of its type and
* null status.
*/
private enum UnboxedTypeStatus {
NOT_UNBOXEDTYPE(4), NULL(5), DOUBLE(3), BOOLEAN(2) ,STRING(1), UNKNOWN(0);
private int index;
UnboxedTypeStatus(int index) {
this.index = index;
}
public int getIndex() {
return index;
}
}
/**
* The comparison strategy of using ==.
* Mnemonic: D = double eq
*/
private static final int D = 0;
/**
* The comparison strategy of using ===.
* Mnemonic: T = triple eq
*/
private static final int T = 1;
/**
* A map of the combinations where each comparison strategy should be used.
*/
private static int[][] COMPARISON_TABLE = {
// any type compared to unknown uses triple eq
{T, T, T, T, T, D,}, // UNKNOWN
// string type uses D only against String and null
{T, D, T, T, T, D,}, // STRING
// double type uses D only against Double and null
{T, T, D, T, T, D,}, // DOUBLE
// boolean type uses D only against Boolean and null
{T, T, T, D, T, D,}, // BOOLEAN
// non-unboxed type uses D only against other non-unboxed types and null
{T, T, T, T, D, D,}, // NOT_UNBOXEDTYPE
// null vs null is safe everywhere
{D, D, D, D, D, D,}, // NULL
};
public static void exec(JProgram program) {
new EqualityNormalizer(program).execImpl();
}
private static boolean canBeNull(JExpression x) {
return x.getType().canBeNull();
}
private final JProgram program;
private EqualityNormalizer(JProgram program) {
this.program = program;
}
private void execImpl() {
BreakupAssignOpsVisitor breaker = new BreakupAssignOpsVisitor();
breaker.accept(program);
}
}