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040:
041:        package org.netbeans.lib.profiler.instrumentation;
042:
043:        import org.netbeans.lib.profiler.classfile.BaseClassInfo;
044:        import org.netbeans.lib.profiler.classfile.ClassInfo;
045:        import org.netbeans.lib.profiler.classfile.ClassRepository;
046:        import org.netbeans.lib.profiler.classfile.DynamicClassInfo;
047:        import org.netbeans.lib.profiler.global.ProfilingSessionStatus;
048:        import java.util.ArrayList;
049:
050:        /**
051:         * Base class providing common functionality for instrumenting TA methods to generate object allocation/liveness data.
052:         * The fact that there are two classes at this time, MemoryProfMethodInstrumentor and ObjLivenessMethodInstrumentor, is
053:         * explained by purely historical reasons - in the past we had instrumentation implemented differently for object allocation
054:         * and liveness profiling. Now the same kind of instrumentation is used for both profiling types (the exact method names
055:         * for injected calls are different, but the way of injecting these calls and their signatures are exactly the same).
056:         *
057:         * In principle, MemoryProfMethodInstrumentor and ObjLivenessMethodInstrumentor can be merged, but there is no compelling
058:         * need for that. Furthermore, if in future say some different memory instrumentation kind is introduced, this division
059:         * may help.
060:         *
061:         * @author Misha Dmitriev
062:         */
063:        public abstract class MemoryProfMethodInstrumentor extends ClassManager {
064:            //~ Inner Classes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
065:
066:            static class MethodScanerForNewOpcodes extends SingleMethodScaner {
067:                //~ Methods --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
068:
069:                boolean hasNewArrayOpcodes(MemoryProfMethodInstrumentor minstr,
070:                        boolean checkForOpcNew) {
071:                    int loaderId = clazz.getLoaderId();
072:                    boolean found = false;
073:                    int bc;
074:                    int bci = 0;
075:
076:                    while (bci < bytecodesLength) {
077:                        bc = (bytecodes[bci] & 0xFF);
078:
079:                        if ((bc == opc_new) && checkForOpcNew) {
080:                            found = true;
081:
082:                            int classCPIdx = getU2(bci + 1);
083:                            String refClassName = clazz
084:                                    .getRefClassName(classCPIdx);
085:                            BaseClassInfo refClazz = javaClassOrPlaceholderForName(
086:                                    refClassName, loaderId);
087:
088:                            if (refClazz.getInstrClassId() == -1) {
089:                                refClazz.setInstrClassId(minstr
090:                                        .getNextClassId(refClazz.getName()));
091:                            }
092:                        } else if ((bc == opc_anewarray)
093:                                || (bc == opc_multianewarray)) {
094:                            found = true;
095:
096:                            int classCPIdx = getU2(bci + 1);
097:                            String refClassName = clazz
098:                                    .getRefClassName(classCPIdx);
099:                            BaseClassInfo refClazz = (bc == opc_anewarray) ? javaClassForObjectArrayType(refClassName)
100:                                    : ClassRepository
101:                                            .lookupSpecialClass(refClassName);
102:
103:                            if (refClazz != null) { // Warning already issued
104:
105:                                if (refClazz.getInstrClassId() == -1) {
106:                                    refClazz
107:                                            .setInstrClassId(minstr
108:                                                    .getNextClassId(refClazz
109:                                                            .getName()));
110:                                }
111:                            }
112:                        } else if (bc == opc_newarray) {
113:                            found = true;
114:
115:                            int arrayClassId = getByte(bci + 1);
116:                            BaseClassInfo refClazz = javaClassForPrimitiveArrayType(arrayClassId);
117:
118:                            if (refClazz.getInstrClassId() == -1) {
119:                                refClazz.setInstrClassId(minstr
120:                                        .getNextClassId(refClazz.getName()));
121:                            }
122:                        }
123:
124:                        bci += opcodeLength(bci);
125:                    }
126:
127:                    return found;
128:                }
129:            }
130:
131:            //~ Instance fields ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
132:
133:            protected ArrayList instrClasses = new ArrayList();
134:            protected MethodScanerForNewOpcodes msfno;
135:            protected String[] instantiatableClasses;
136:            protected int injType;
137:            protected int instrClassId;
138:            protected int nInstantiatableClasses;
139:            protected int nInstrClasses;
140:            protected int nInstrMethods;
141:
142:            //~ Constructors -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
143:
144:            public MemoryProfMethodInstrumentor(ProfilingSessionStatus status,
145:                    int injType) {
146:                super (status);
147:                this .status = status;
148:                instantiatableClasses = new String[100];
149:                this .injType = injType;
150:                msfno = new MethodScanerForNewOpcodes();
151:            }
152:
153:            //~ Methods ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
154:
155:            public Object[] getInitialMethodsToInstrument(
156:                    String[] loadedClasses, int[] loadedClassLoaderIds,
157:                    byte[][] cachedClassFileBytes) {
158:                resetLoadedClassData();
159:                initInstrumentationPackData();
160:                instrClassId = 0;
161:
162:                storeClassFileBytesForCustomLoaderClasses(loadedClasses,
163:                        loadedClassLoaderIds, cachedClassFileBytes);
164:
165:                for (int i = 0; i < loadedClasses.length; i++) {
166:                    if (loadedClasses[i].equals("java.lang.Object")) {
167:                        continue; // NOI18N
168:                    }
169:
170:                    findAndMarkMethodsToInstrumentInClass(loadedClasses[i],
171:                            loadedClassLoaderIds[i]);
172:                }
173:
174:                return createInstrumentedMethodPack();
175:            }
176:
177:            public String[] getInstantiatableClasses() {
178:                return instantiatableClasses;
179:            }
180:
181:            public Object[] getMethodsToInstrumentUponClassLoad(
182:                    String className, int classLoaderId) {
183:                initInstrumentationPackData();
184:                findAndMarkMethodsToInstrumentInClass(className, classLoaderId);
185:
186:                return createInstrumentedMethodPack();
187:            }
188:
189:            public int getNInstantiatableClasses() {
190:                return nInstantiatableClasses;
191:            }
192:
193:            /** Checks if there are any methods in this class that need to be instrumented. */
194:            protected void findAndMarkMethodsToInstrumentInClass(
195:                    String className, int classLoaderId) {
196:                DynamicClassInfo clazz = javaClassForName(className,
197:                        classLoaderId);
198:
199:                if (clazz == null) {
200:                    return; // Warning has already been reported
201:                }
202:
203:                if (!clazz.isLoaded()) {
204:                    clazz.setLoaded(true);
205:
206:                    // We assign an ID to class no matter whether or not this class is going to be instantiated anywhere in the program
207:                    // As a result, we may have quite some classes that are in the appropriate table in 'status', but have zero objects
208:                    // associated with them forever.
209:                    // I am not sure why this is done here, but perhaps there was a good reason for this. Need to comment such things immediately...
210:                    if ((clazz.getInstrClassId() == -1) && !clazz.isInterface()) {
211:                        clazz.setInstrClassId(getNextClassId(clazz.getName()));
212:                    }
213:
214:                    String[] methodNames = clazz.getMethodNames();
215:                    boolean found = false;
216:
217:                    for (int i = 0; i < methodNames.length; i++) {
218:                        if (clazz.isMethodNative(i)
219:                                || clazz.isMethodAbstract(i)) {
220:                            clazz.setMethodUnscannable(i);
221:
222:                            continue;
223:                        }
224:
225:                        if (methodNeedsInstrumentation(clazz, i)) {
226:                            nInstrMethods++;
227:                            clazz.setMethodInstrumented(i);
228:                            found = true;
229:                        }
230:                    }
231:
232:                    if (found) {
233:                        nInstrClasses++;
234:                        instrClasses.add(clazz);
235:                    }
236:                }
237:            }
238:
239:            protected void initInstrumentationPackData() {
240:                instrClasses.clear();
241:                nInstrClasses = nInstrMethods = 0;
242:                nInstantiatableClasses = 0;
243:            }
244:
245:            protected abstract boolean methodNeedsInstrumentation(
246:                    ClassInfo clazz, int methodIdx);
247:
248:            /** Creates a multi-class packet of instrumented methods or classes */
249:            protected Object[] createInstrumentedMethodPack() {
250:                if (nInstrMethods == 0) {
251:                    return null;
252:                }
253:
254:                return createInstrumentedMethodPack15();
255:            }
256:
257:            protected boolean hasNewOpcodes(ClassInfo clazz, int methodIdx,
258:                    boolean checkForOpcNew) {
259:                msfno.setClassAndMethod(clazz, methodIdx);
260:
261:                return msfno.hasNewArrayOpcodes(this , checkForOpcNew);
262:            }
263:
264:            protected abstract byte[] instrumentMethod(DynamicClassInfo clazz,
265:                    int methodIdx);
266:
267:            protected boolean methodNeedsRewriting(DynamicClassInfo clazz,
268:                    int methodIdx) {
269:                return clazz.isMethodInstrumented(methodIdx);
270:            }
271:
272:            int getNextClassId(String className) {
273:                if (nInstantiatableClasses == instantiatableClasses.length) {
274:                    String[] oldInstantiatableClasses = instantiatableClasses;
275:                    instantiatableClasses = new String[oldInstantiatableClasses.length + 100];
276:                    System.arraycopy(oldInstantiatableClasses, 0,
277:                            instantiatableClasses, 0,
278:                            oldInstantiatableClasses.length);
279:                }
280:
281:                instantiatableClasses[nInstantiatableClasses++] = className;
282:                status.updateAllocatedInstancesCountInfoInClient(className);
283:
284:                return instrClassId++;
285:            }
286:
287:            /** Creates the 1.5-style array of instrumented class files. */
288:            private Object[] createInstrumentedMethodPack15() {
289:                String[] instrMethodClasses = new String[nInstrClasses];
290:                int[] instrClassLoaderIds = new int[nInstrClasses];
291:                byte[][] replacementClassFileBytes = new byte[nInstrClasses][];
292:
293:                for (int j = 0; j < nInstrClasses; j++) {
294:                    DynamicClassInfo clazz = (DynamicClassInfo) instrClasses
295:                            .get(j);
296:                    instrMethodClasses[j] = clazz.getName().replace('/', '.'); // NOI18N
297:                    instrClassLoaderIds[j] = clazz.getLoaderId();
298:
299:                    String[] methodNames = clazz.getMethodNames();
300:                    int nMethods = methodNames.length;
301:                    byte[][] replacementMethodInfos = new byte[nMethods][];
302:
303:                    DynamicConstantPoolExtension.getCPFragment(clazz, injType);
304:
305:                    for (int i = 0; i < nMethods; i++) {
306:                        if (methodNeedsRewriting(clazz, i)) {
307:                            replacementMethodInfos[i] = instrumentMethod(clazz,
308:                                    i);
309:                        } else {
310:                            replacementMethodInfos[i] = clazz.getMethodInfo(i);
311:                        }
312:                    }
313:
314:                    DynamicConstantPoolExtension wholeECP = DynamicConstantPoolExtension
315:                            .getAllAddedCPFragments(clazz);
316:                    int nAddedCPEntries = wholeECP.getNEntries();
317:                    byte[] addedCPContents = wholeECP.getContents();
318:                    replacementClassFileBytes[j] = ClassRewriter
319:                            .rewriteClassFile(clazz, replacementMethodInfos,
320:                                    nAddedCPEntries, addedCPContents);
321:                }
322:
323:                return new Object[] { instrMethodClasses, instrClassLoaderIds,
324:                        replacementClassFileBytes };
325:            }
326:        }
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