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001:        // Copyright (C) 2002, 2003, 2004  Per M.A. Bothner.
002:        // This is free software;  for terms and warranty disclaimer see ./COPYING.
003:
004:        package gnu.mapping;
005:
006:        import gnu.math.*;
007:        import gnu.lists.*;
008:
009:        /** A procedure activation stack (when compiled with explicit stacks). */
010:
011:        public class CallContext // implements Runnable
012:        // extends ValueStack ??? FIXME
013:        {
014:            /* #ifdef JAVA2 */
015:            static ThreadLocal currentContext = new ThreadLocal();
016:            /* #else */
017:            // static java.util.Hashtable threadMap = new java.util.Hashtable(50);
018:            /* #endif */
019:            Thread currentThread;
020:
021:            Environment curEnvironment;
022:
023:            public final Environment getEnvironmentRaw() {
024:                return curEnvironment;
025:            }
026:
027:            public final void setEnvironmentRaw(Environment env) {
028:                curEnvironment = env;
029:            }
030:
031:            public final Environment getEnvironment() {
032:                if (curEnvironment == null) {
033:                    Environment env = Environment.make(currentThread.getName(),
034:                            Environment.global);
035:                    env.flags |= Environment.THREAD_SAFE;
036:                    curEnvironment = env;
037:                }
038:                return curEnvironment;
039:            }
040:
041:            public static void setInstance(CallContext ctx) {
042:                Thread thread = Thread.currentThread();
043:                ctx.currentThread = thread;
044:                /* #ifdef JAVA2 */
045:                currentContext.set(ctx);
046:                /* #else */
047:                // if (thread instanceof Future)
048:                //   ((Future) thread).closure.context = ctx;
049:                // else
050:                //   threadMap.put(thread, ctx);
051:                /* #endif */
052:            }
053:
054:            /** Get but don't create a CallContext for the current thread. */
055:            public static CallContext getOnlyInstance() {
056:                /* #ifdef JAVA2 */
057:                return (CallContext) currentContext.get();
058:                /* #else */
059:                // Thread thread = Thread.currentThread();
060:                // if (thread instanceof Future)
061:                //   return ((Future) thread).getCallContext();
062:                // return (CallContext) threadMap.get(thread);
063:                /* #endif */
064:            }
065:
066:            /** Get or create a CallContext for the current thread. */
067:            public static CallContext getInstance() {
068:                CallContext ctx = getOnlyInstance();
069:                if (ctx == null) {
070:                    ctx = new CallContext();
071:                    setInstance(ctx);
072:                }
073:                return ctx;
074:            }
075:
076:            public Procedure proc;
077:
078:            /** The program location in the current procedure.
079:             * This a selector that only has meaning to the proc's Procedure.*/
080:            public int pc;
081:
082:            /* CPS:
083:            CallFrame frame;
084:             */
085:
086:            /** Default place for function results.
087:             * In the future, function arguments will also use vstack. */
088:            public ValueStack vstack = new ValueStack(); // ?? super
089:            /** Function results are written to this Consumer.
090:             * This may point to vstack - or some other Consumer. */
091:            public Consumer consumer = vstack;
092:
093:            /** Used for passing parameters.  (Will be replaced by vstack.) */
094:            public Object value1;
095:            public Object value2;
096:            public Object value3;
097:            public Object value4;
098:            public Object[] values;
099:            public int ivalue1;
100:            public int ivalue2;
101:
102:            /** Number of actual arguments. */
103:            public int count;
104:
105:            /** Index of next argument.
106:             * This is used by methods like getNextArg, used by callees. */
107:            public int next;
108:
109:            /** Encoding of where the arguments are.
110:             * Each argument uses 4 bits.
111:             * Arguments beyond 8 are implicitly ARG_IN_VALUES_ARRAY.
112:             */
113:            public int where;
114:            public final static int ARG_IN_VALUES_ARRAY = 0;
115:            public final static int ARG_IN_VALUE1 = 1;
116:            public final static int ARG_IN_VALUE2 = 2;
117:            public final static int ARG_IN_VALUE3 = 3;
118:            public final static int ARG_IN_VALUE4 = 4;
119:            public final static int ARG_IN_IVALUE1 = 5;
120:            public final static int ARG_IN_IVALUE2 = 6;
121:
122:            Object getArgAsObject(int i) {
123:                if (i < 8) {
124:                    switch ((this .where >> (4 * i)) & 15) {
125:                    case ARG_IN_VALUE1:
126:                        return value1;
127:                    case ARG_IN_VALUE2:
128:                        return value2;
129:                    case ARG_IN_VALUE3:
130:                        return value3;
131:                    case ARG_IN_VALUE4:
132:                        return value4;
133:                    case ARG_IN_IVALUE1:
134:                        return IntNum.make(ivalue1);
135:                    case ARG_IN_IVALUE2:
136:                        return IntNum.make(ivalue2);
137:                    }
138:                }
139:                return values[i];
140:            }
141:
142:            /** Get the next incoming argument.
143:             * Throw WrongArguments if there are no more arguments.
144:             * FIXME: This and following methods don't really fit until the
145:             * current match/apply-based API, at least as currently implemented.
146:             * We probably need to pass in (or make this a method of) the Procedure.
147:             */
148:            public Object getNextArg() {
149:                if (next >= count)
150:                    throw new WrongArguments(null, count);
151:                return getArgAsObject(next++);
152:            }
153:
154:            public int getNextIntArg() {
155:                if (next >= count)
156:                    throw new WrongArguments(null, count);
157:                Object arg = getArgAsObject(next++);
158:                return ((Number) arg).intValue();
159:            }
160:
161:            /** Get the next incoming argument.
162:             * Return defaultValue if there are no more arguments.
163:             */
164:            public Object getNextArg(Object defaultValue) {
165:                if (next >= count)
166:                    return defaultValue;
167:                return getArgAsObject(next++);
168:            }
169:
170:            public int getNextIntArg(int defaultValue) {
171:                if (next >= count)
172:                    return defaultValue;
173:                return ((Number) getArgAsObject(next++)).intValue();
174:            }
175:
176:            /** Get remaining arguments as an array. */
177:            public final Object[] getRestArgsArray(int next) {
178:                Object[] args = new Object[count - next];
179:                int i = 0;
180:                while (next < count) {
181:                    args[i++] = getArgAsObject(next++);
182:                }
183:                return args;
184:            }
185:
186:            /** Get remaining arguments as a list.
187:             * Used for Scheme and Lisp rest args. */
188:            public final LList getRestArgsList(int next) {
189:                LList nil = LList.Empty;
190:                LList list = nil;
191:                Pair last = null;
192:                while (next < count) {
193:                    Pair pair = new Pair(getArgAsObject(next++), nil);
194:                    if (last == null)
195:                        list = pair;
196:                    else
197:                        last.cdr = pair;
198:                    last = pair;
199:                }
200:                return list;
201:            }
202:
203:            /** Note that we are done with the input arguments.
204:             * Throw WrongArguments if there are unprocessed arguments.
205:             */
206:            public void lastArg() {
207:                if (next < count)
208:                    throw new WrongArguments(null, count);
209:                values = null;
210:            }
211:
212:            public Object[] getArgs() {
213:                if (where == 0)
214:                    return values;
215:                else {
216:                    int n = count;
217:                    next = 0;
218:                    Object[] args = new Object[n];
219:                    for (int i = 0; i < n; i++)
220:                        args[i] = getNextArg();
221:                    return args;
222:                }
223:            }
224:
225:            public void runUntilDone() throws Throwable {
226:                for (;;) {
227:                    Procedure proc = this .proc;
228:                    if (proc == null) {
229:                        /* CPS:
230:                        CallFrame fr = frame;
231:                        if (fr == null)
232:                          break;
233:                        proc = fr.proc;
234:                        frame = fr.previous;
235:                        if (proc == null)
236:                         */
237:                        break;
238:                    }
239:                    this .proc = null;
240:                    proc.apply(this );
241:                }
242:            }
243:
244:            /** Setup routine before calling a method that takes a CallContext.
245:             * The compiler emits a call to this before a call to a method that takes
246:             * a CallContext, when it wants the function result as an Object.
247:             * It pushes the CallContest state so it can uses the vstack for a
248:             * temporary, After the method, getFromContext extract the method's result
249:             * from the vstack and restores the state.
250:             */
251:            public final int startFromContext() {
252:                ValueStack vst = vstack;
253:                int oindex = vst.find(consumer);
254:                vst.ensureSpace(3);
255:                int gapStart = vst.gapStart;
256:                vst.data[gapStart++] = TreeList.INT_FOLLOWS;
257:                vst.setIntN(gapStart, oindex);
258:                gapStart += 2;
259:                consumer = vst;
260:                vst.gapStart = gapStart;
261:                return gapStart;
262:            }
263:
264:            /** Routine to extract result and restore state after startFromContext.
265:             */
266:            public final Object getFromContext(int oldIndex) throws Throwable {
267:                runUntilDone();
268:                ValueStack vst = vstack;
269:                Object result = Values.make(vst, oldIndex, vst.gapStart);
270:                cleanupFromContext(oldIndex);
271:                return result;
272:            }
273:
274:            /** Cleanup-only part of getFromContext.
275:             * This can be in an exception handler as an alternative
276:             * to getFromContext, which is called in the non-exception case.
277:             * (Alternatively, the compiler could call cleanupFromContext
278:             * from a finally clause but that is less efficient, partly
279:             * because the JVM stack must be empty before a finally subroutine.)
280:             */
281:            public final void cleanupFromContext(int oldIndex) throws Throwable {
282:                ValueStack vst = vstack;
283:                char[] data = vst.data;
284:                int oindex = (data[oldIndex - 2] << 16)
285:                        | (data[oldIndex - 1] & 0xFFFF);
286:                consumer = (Consumer) vst.objects[oindex];
287:                vst.objects[oindex] = null;
288:                vst.oindex = oindex;
289:                vst.gapStart = oldIndex - 3;
290:            }
291:
292:            /** Run until no more continuations, returning final result. */
293:            public final Object runUntilValue() throws Throwable {
294:                Consumer consumerSave = consumer;
295:                ValueStack vst = vstack;
296:                consumer = vst;
297:                int dindexSave = vst.gapStart;
298:                int oindexSave = vst.oindex;
299:                try {
300:                    runUntilDone();
301:                    return Values.make(vst, dindexSave, vst.gapStart);
302:                } finally {
303:                    consumer = consumerSave;
304:                    vst.gapStart = dindexSave;
305:                    vst.oindex = oindexSave;
306:                }
307:            }
308:
309:            /** Run until no more continuations, sending result to a COnsumer. */
310:            public final void runUntilValue(Consumer out) throws Throwable {
311:                Consumer consumerSave = consumer;
312:                consumer = out;
313:                try {
314:                    runUntilDone();
315:                } finally {
316:                    consumer = consumerSave;
317:                }
318:            }
319:
320:            /** Write values (of function result) to current consumer. */
321:            public void writeValue(Object value) {
322:                Values.writeValues(value, consumer);
323:            }
324:
325:            /** A stack of currently re-bound fluids variables.
326:             * There is one for each active fluids-let or parameterize variable. */
327:            Location[] pushedFluids;
328:            /** The number of active elements of the pushedFluids array. */
329:            int pushedFluidsCount;
330:
331:            public final void pushFluid(Location loc) {
332:                Location[] fluids = pushedFluids;
333:                int count = pushedFluidsCount;
334:                if (fluids == null) {
335:                    pushedFluids = fluids = new Location[10];
336:                } else if (count == fluids.length) {
337:                    Location[] newFluids = new Location[2 * count];
338:                    System.arraycopy(fluids, 0, newFluids, 0, count);
339:                    pushedFluids = fluids = newFluids;
340:                }
341:                fluids[count] = loc;
342:                pushedFluidsCount = count + 1;
343:            }
344:
345:            public final void popFluid() {
346:                pushedFluids[--pushedFluidsCount] = null;
347:            }
348:
349:            /** Current stack of evaluation frames for interpreter. */
350:            public Object[][] evalFrames;
351:        }
352:
353:        /* CPS:
354:         class CallFrame
355:         {
356:         Procedure proc;
357:         CallFrame previous;
358:         int saveVstackLen;
359:
360:         // Should probably be in sub-classes of ClassFrame:
361:         Object[] values;
362:         }
363:         */
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