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26 #ifndef BinarySwitch_h
27 #define BinarySwitch_h
32 #include "MacroAssembler.h"
33 #include "WeakRandom.h"
37 // The BinarySwitch class makes it easy to emit a switch statement over either
38 // 32-bit integers or pointers, where the switch uses a tree of branches
39 // rather than a jump table. This makes it particularly useful if the case
40 // values are too far apart to make a jump table practical, or if there are
41 // sufficiently few cases that the total cost of log(numCases) branches is
42 // less than the cost of an indirected jump.
44 // In an effort to simplify the logic of emitting code for each case, this
45 // uses an iterator style, rather than a functor callback style. This makes
46 // sense because even the iterator implementation found herein is relatively
47 // simple, whereas the code it's used from is usually quite complex - one
48 // example being the trie-of-trees string switch implementation, where the
49 // code emitted for each case involves recursing to emit code for a sub-trie.
53 // BinarySwitch switch(valueReg, casesVector, BinarySwitch::Int32);
54 // while (switch.advance(jit)) {
55 // int value = switch.caseValue();
56 // unsigned index = switch.caseIndex(); // index into casesVector, above
57 // ... // generate code for this case
58 // ... = jit.jump(); // you have to jump out yourself; falling through causes undefined behavior
60 // switch.fallThrough().link(&jit);
69 BinarySwitch(GPRReg value
, const Vector
<int64_t>& cases
, Type
);
72 unsigned caseIndex() const { return m_cases
[m_caseIndex
].index
; }
73 int64_t caseValue() const { return m_cases
[m_caseIndex
].value
; }
75 bool advance(MacroAssembler
&);
77 MacroAssembler::JumpList
& fallThrough() { return m_fallThrough
; }
80 void build(unsigned start
, bool hardStart
, unsigned end
);
87 Case(int64_t value
, unsigned index
)
93 bool operator<(const Case
& other
) const
95 return value
< other
.value
;
102 Vector
<Case
> m_cases
;
105 NotEqualToFallThrough
,
115 BranchCode(BranchKind kind
, unsigned index
= UINT_MAX
)
125 WeakRandom m_weakRandom
;
127 Vector
<BranchCode
> m_branches
;
130 unsigned m_caseIndex
;
131 Vector
<MacroAssembler::Jump
> m_jumpStack
;
133 MacroAssembler::JumpList m_fallThrough
;
140 #endif // ENABLE(JIT)
142 #endif // BinarySwitch_h