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/* src/native/llni.hpp - low level native interfarce (LLNI)

   Copyright (C) 2007-2013
   CACAOVM - Verein zur Foerderung der freien virtuellen Maschine CACAO

   This file is part of CACAO.

   This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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   published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at
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*/


#ifndef LLNI_HPP_
#define LLNI_HPP_ 1

#include "config.h"
#include "vm/global.hpp"

struct classinfo;
struct threadobject;

/* forward defines ************************************************************/

/* LLNI wrapping / unwrapping macros *******************************************

   ATTENTION: Only use these macros inside a LLNI critical section!
   Once the ciritical section ends, all pointers onto the GC heap
   retrieved through these macros are void!

*******************************************************************************/

#if defined(ENABLE_HANDLES)
# define LLNI_WRAP(obj)      ((obj) == NULL ? NULL : localref_add(obj))
# define LLNI_UNWRAP(hdl)    ((hdl) == NULL ? NULL : (hdl)->heap_object)
# define LLNI_QUICKWRAP(obj) ((obj) == NULL ? NULL : &(obj))
# define LLNI_DIRECT(hdl)    ((hdl)->heap_object)
#else
# define LLNI_WRAP(obj)      (obj)
# define LLNI_UNWRAP(hdl)    (hdl)
# define LLNI_QUICKWRAP(obj) (obj)
# define LLNI_DIRECT(hdl)    (hdl)
#endif


#include "native/localref.hpp"

#define LLNI_class_get(obj, variable) \
    (variable) = LLNI_field_direct((java_handle_t *) obj, vftbl->clazz)


/* LLNI_equals ****************************************************************

   Test if two java_handle_t* point to the same java_object_t*.

******************************************************************************/

#define LLNI_equals(obj1, obj2, result) \
    LLNI_CRITICAL_START; \
    (result) = LLNI_UNWRAP(obj1) == LLNI_UNWRAP(obj2); \
    LLNI_CRITICAL_END


/* LLNI_classinfo_field_get ***************************************************

   Get a field from classinfo that is a java object.

******************************************************************************/

#define LLNI_classinfo_field_get(cls, field, variable) \
    LLNI_CRITICAL_START; \
    (variable) = LLNI_WRAP((cls)->field); \
    LLNI_CRITICAL_END


/* LLNI_classinfo_field_set ***************************************************

   Set a field from classinfo that is a java object.

******************************************************************************/

#define LLNI_classinfo_field_set(cls, field, variable) \
    LLNI_CRITICAL_START; \
    (cls)->field = LLNI_UNWRAP(variable); \
    LLNI_CRITICAL_END


/* LLNI classinfo wrapping / unwrapping macros *********************************

   The following macros are used to wrap or unwrap a classinfo from
   or into a handle (typically java_lang_Class). No critical sections
   are needed here, because classinfos are not placed on the GC heap.

   XXX This might change once we implement Class Unloading!

*******************************************************************************/

#define LLNI_classinfo_wrap(classinfo) \
    ((java_handle_t*) LLNI_WRAP(classinfo))

#define LLNI_classinfo_unwrap(clazz) \
    ((classinfo *) LLNI_UNWRAP((java_handle_t *) (clazz)))


/* XXX the direct macros have to be used inside a critical section!!! */

#define LLNI_field_direct(obj, field) (LLNI_DIRECT(obj)->field)
#define LLNI_vftbl_direct(obj)        (LLNI_DIRECT((java_handle_t *) (obj))->vftbl)


/* LLNI critical sections ******************************************************

   These macros handle the LLNI critical sections. While a critical
   section is active, the absolute position of objects on the GC heap
   is not allowed to change (no moving Garbage Collection).

   ATTENTION: Use a critical section whenever you have a direct
   pointer onto the GC heap!

*******************************************************************************/

#if defined(ENABLE_THREADS) && defined(ENABLE_GC_CACAO)
# define LLNI_CRITICAL_START           llni_critical_start()
# define LLNI_CRITICAL_END             llni_critical_end()
# define LLNI_CRITICAL_START_THREAD(t) llni_critical_start_thread(t)
# define LLNI_CRITICAL_END_THREAD(t)   llni_critical_end_thread(t)
#else
# define LLNI_CRITICAL_START
# define LLNI_CRITICAL_END
# define LLNI_CRITICAL_START_THREAD(t)
# define LLNI_CRITICAL_END_THREAD(t)
#endif

void llni_critical_start();
void llni_critical_end();
void llni_critical_start_thread(threadobject *t);
void llni_critical_end_thread(threadobject *t);

#endif // LLNI_HPP_


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