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/*
* Copyright 2010-2015 JetBrains s.r.o.
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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package kotlin.reflect.jvm.internal.impl.storage
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentMap
interface StorageManager {
/**
* Given a function compute: K -> V create a memoized version of it that computes a value only once for each key
* @param compute the function to be memoized
* @param valuesReferenceKind how to store the memoized values
*
* NOTE: if compute() has side-effects the WEAK reference kind is dangerous: the side-effects will be repeated if
* the value gets collected and then re-computed
*/
fun createMemoizedFunction(compute: (K) -> V): MemoizedFunctionToNotNull
fun createMemoizedFunctionWithNullableValues(compute: (K) -> V?): MemoizedFunctionToNullable
fun createCacheWithNullableValues(): CacheWithNullableValues
fun createCacheWithNotNullValues(): CacheWithNotNullValues
fun createMemoizedFunction(compute: (K) -> V, map: ConcurrentMap): MemoizedFunctionToNotNull
fun createMemoizedFunctionWithNullableValues(compute: (K) -> V, map: ConcurrentMap): MemoizedFunctionToNullable
fun createLazyValue(computable: () -> T): NotNullLazyValue
fun createLazyValue(computable: () -> T, onRecursiveCall: (Boolean) -> T): NotNullLazyValue
fun createRecursionTolerantLazyValue(computable: () -> T, onRecursiveCall: T): NotNullLazyValue
/**
* @param onRecursiveCall is called if the computation calls itself recursively.
* The parameter to it is {@code true} for the first call, {@code false} otherwise.
* If {@code onRecursiveCall} is {@code null}, an exception will be thrown on a recursive call,
* otherwise it's executed and its result is returned
*
* @param postCompute is called after the value is computed AND published (and some clients rely on that
* behavior - notably, AbstractTypeConstructor). It means that it is up to particular implementation
* to provide (or not to provide) thread-safety guarantees on writes made in postCompute -- see javadoc for
* LockBasedLazyValue for details.
*/
fun createLazyValueWithPostCompute(computable: () -> T, onRecursiveCall: ((Boolean) -> T)?, postCompute: (T) -> Unit): NotNullLazyValue
fun createNullableLazyValue(computable: () -> T?): NullableLazyValue
fun createRecursionTolerantNullableLazyValue(computable: () -> T?, onRecursiveCall: T?): NullableLazyValue
/**
* See javadoc for createLazyValueWithPostCompute
*/
fun createNullableLazyValueWithPostCompute(computable: () -> T?, postCompute: (T?) -> Unit): NullableLazyValue
fun compute(computable: () -> T): T
}