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/*
* Copyright 2010-2021 JetBrains s.r.o. and Kotlin Programming Language contributors.
* Use of this source code is governed by the Apache 2.0 license that can be found in the license/LICENSE.txt file.
*/
package org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.caches
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.FirSession
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.FirSessionComponent
import kotlin.time.Duration
abstract class FirCachesFactory : FirSessionComponent {
/**
* Creates a cache which returns a value by key on demand if it is computed.
* Otherwise, computes the value in [createValue] and caches it for future invocations.
*
* [FirCache.getValue] should not be called inside [createValue].
*
* Note that [createValue] might be called multiple times for the same value,
* but all threads will always get the same value.
*
* Where:
* [CONTEXT] -- type of value which be used to create value by [createValue]
*
* Consider using [org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.caches.createCache] shortcut if your cache does not need any kind of [CONTEXT] parameter.
*/
abstract fun createCache(createValue: (K, CONTEXT) -> V): FirCache
/**
* Creates a cache which returns a value by key on demand if it is computed.
* Otherwise, computes the value in [createValue] and caches it for future invocations.
*
* [FirCache.getValue] should not be called inside [createValue].
*
* Where:
* [CONTEXT] -- type of value which be used to create value by [createValue]
*
* @param initialCapacity initial capacity for the underlying cache map
* @param loadFactor loadFactor for the underlying cache map
*/
abstract fun createCache(
initialCapacity: Int,
loadFactor: Float,
createValue: (K, CONTEXT) -> V
): FirCache
/**
* Creates a cache which returns a caches value on demand if it is computed.
* Otherwise, computes the value in two phases:
* - [createValue] -- creates values and stores value of type [V] to cache and passes [V] & [DATA] to [postCompute]
* - [postCompute] -- performs some operations on computed value after it placed into map
*
* [FirCache.getValue] can be safely called in [postCompute] from the same thread and the correct value computed by [createValue] will
* be returned.
*
* [FirCache.getValue] should not be called inside [createValue].
*
* Where:
* [CONTEXT] -- type of value which be used to create value by [createValue]
* [DATA] -- type of additional data which will be passed from [createValue] to [postCompute]
*/
abstract fun createCacheWithPostCompute(
createValue: (K, CONTEXT) -> Pair,
postCompute: (K, V, DATA) -> Unit
): FirCache
enum class KeyReferenceStrength {
/**
* An ordinary strong reference.
*/
STRONG,
/**
* @see java.lang.ref.WeakReference
*/
WEAK,
}
enum class ValueReferenceStrength {
/**
* An ordinary strong reference.
*/
STRONG,
/**
* @see java.lang.ref.SoftReference
*/
SOFT,
/**
* @see java.lang.ref.WeakReference
*/
WEAK,
}
/**
* Creates a cache which returns a value by key on demand if it is computed.
* Otherwise, computes the value in [createValue] and caches it for future invocations.
*
* [FirCache.getValue] should not be called inside [createValue].
*
* The cache may be limited in various dimensions, such as time, size, and the choice of references. Limits should be understood as
* *suggestions*. Whether the suggested limit is applied is up to the cache factory implementation. Hence, it is legal for a cache
* factory to construct an entirely unlimited cache.
*
* Where:
* [CONTEXT] -- type of value which be used to create value by [createValue]
*
* @param expirationAfterAccess The cache evicts entries after they haven't been accessed for a set amount of time. The cache is not
* required to register scheduled maintenance, so expiration of cache entries may require active cache access.
* @param maximumSize If the cache exceeds the maximum size, it evicts entries based on a least-usage strategy.
* @param keyStrength The strength of the key reference.
* @param valueStrength The strength of the value reference.
*/
abstract fun createCacheWithSuggestedLimits(
expirationAfterAccess: Duration? = null,
maximumSize: Long? = null,
keyStrength: KeyReferenceStrength = KeyReferenceStrength.STRONG,
valueStrength: ValueReferenceStrength = ValueReferenceStrength.STRONG,
createValue: (K, CONTEXT) -> V,
): FirCache
abstract fun createLazyValue(createValue: () -> V): FirLazyValue
/**
* Creates a [FirLazyValue] which possibly references its value softly. If the referenced value is garbage-collected, it will be
* recomputed with the [createValue] function.
*
* The lazy value doesn't make any guarantees regarding the number of invocations of [createValue] or the threads it is invoked in.
*
* Whether the lazy value actually references its value softly depends on the cache factory implementation. The cache factory may create
* a lazy value which strongly references its value.
*/
abstract fun createPossiblySoftLazyValue(createValue: () -> V): FirLazyValue
@RequiresOptIn("This API is performance wise and should not be used in general code")
annotation class PerformanceWise
@PerformanceWise
abstract val isThreadSafe: Boolean
}
val FirSession.firCachesFactory: FirCachesFactory by FirSession.sessionComponentAccessor()
inline fun FirCachesFactory.createCache(
crossinline createValue: (K) -> V,
): FirCache = createCache(
createValue = { key, _ -> createValue(key) },
)
/**
* @see FirCachesFactory.createCacheWithSuggestedLimits
*/
inline fun FirCachesFactory.createCacheWithSuggestedLimits(
expirationAfterAccess: Duration? = null,
maximumSize: Long? = null,
keyHardness: FirCachesFactory.KeyReferenceStrength = FirCachesFactory.KeyReferenceStrength.STRONG,
valueHardness: FirCachesFactory.ValueReferenceStrength = FirCachesFactory.ValueReferenceStrength.STRONG,
crossinline createValue: (K) -> V,
): FirCache =
createCacheWithSuggestedLimits(expirationAfterAccess, maximumSize, keyHardness, valueHardness) { key, _ -> createValue(key) }
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