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//===- TypeDetail.h - Details of MLIR LLVM dialect types --------*- C++ -*-===//
//
// Part of the LLVM Project, under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions.
// See https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt for license information.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
//
// This file contains implementation details, such as storage structures, of
// MLIR LLVM dialect types.
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//

#ifndef DIALECT_LLVMIR_IR_TYPEDETAIL_H
#define DIALECT_LLVMIR_IR_TYPEDETAIL_H

#include "mlir/Dialect/LLVMIR/LLVMTypes.h"
#include "mlir/IR/TypeSupport.h"
#include "mlir/IR/Types.h"

#include "llvm/ADT/Bitfields.h"
#include "llvm/ADT/PointerIntPair.h"

namespace mlir {
namespace LLVM {
namespace detail {

//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
// LLVMStructTypeStorage.
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//

/// Type storage for LLVM structure types.
///
/// Structures are uniqued using:
/// - a bit indicating whether a struct is literal or identified;
/// - for identified structs, in addition to the bit:
///   - a string identifier;
/// - for literal structs, in addition to the bit:
///   - a list of contained types;
///   - a bit indicating whether the literal struct is packed.
///
/// Identified structures only have a mutable component consisting of:
///   - a list of contained types;
///   - a bit indicating whether the identified struct is packed;
///   - a bit indicating whether the identified struct is intentionally opaque;
///   - a bit indicating whether the identified struct has been initialized.
/// Uninitialized structs are considered opaque by the user, and can be mutated.
/// Initialized and still opaque structs cannot be mutated.
///
/// The struct storage consists of:
///   - immutable part:
///     - a pointer to the first element of the key (character for identified
///       structs, type for literal structs);
///     - the number of elements in the key packed together with bits indicating
///       whether a type is literal or identified, and the packedness bit for
///       literal structs only;
///   - mutable part:
///     - a pointer to the first contained type for identified structs only;
///     - the number of contained types packed together with bits of the mutable
///       component, for identified structs only.
struct LLVMStructTypeStorage : public TypeStorage {
public:
  /// Construction/uniquing key class for LLVM dialect structure storage. Note
  /// that this is a transient helper data structure that is NOT stored.
  /// Therefore, it intentionally avoids bit manipulation and type erasure in
  /// pointers to make manipulation more straightforward. Not all elements of
  /// the key participate in uniquing, but all elements participate in
  /// construction.
  class Key {
  public:
    /// Constructs a key for an identified struct.
    Key(StringRef name, bool opaque)
        : name(name), identified(true), packed(false), opaque(opaque) {}
    /// Constructs a key for a literal struct.
    Key(ArrayRef<LLVMType> types, bool packed)
        : types(types), identified(false), packed(packed), opaque(false) {}

    /// Checks a specific property of the struct.
    bool isIdentified() const { return identified; }
    bool isPacked() const {
      assert(!isIdentified() &&
             "'packed' bit is not part of the key for identified structs");
      return packed;
    }
    bool isOpaque() const {
      assert(isIdentified() &&
             "'opaque' bit is meaningless on literal structs");
      return opaque;
    }

    /// Returns the identifier of a key for identified structs.
    StringRef getIdentifier() const {
      assert(isIdentified() &&
             "non-identified struct key canont have an identifier");
      return name;
    }

    /// Returns the list of type contained in the key of a literal struct.
    ArrayRef<LLVMType> getTypeList() const {
      assert(!isIdentified() &&
             "identified struct key cannot have a type list");
      return types;
    }

    /// Returns the hash value of the key. This combines various flags into a
    /// single value: the identified flag sets the first bit, and the packedness
    /// flag sets the second bit. Opacity bit is only used for construction and
    /// does not participate in uniquing.
    llvm::hash_code hashValue() const {
      constexpr static unsigned kIdentifiedHashFlag = 1;
      constexpr static unsigned kPackedHashFlag = 2;

      unsigned flags = 0;
      if (isIdentified()) {
        flags |= kIdentifiedHashFlag;
        return llvm::hash_combine(flags, getIdentifier());
      }
      if (isPacked())
        flags |= kPackedHashFlag;
      return llvm::hash_combine(flags, getTypeList());
    }

    /// Compares two keys.
    bool operator==(const Key &other) const {
      if (isIdentified())
        return other.isIdentified() &&
               other.getIdentifier().equals(getIdentifier());

      return !other.isIdentified() && other.isPacked() == isPacked() &&
             other.getTypeList() == getTypeList();
    }

    /// Copies dynamically-sized components of the key into the given allocator.
    Key copyIntoAllocator(TypeStorageAllocator &allocator) const {
      if (isIdentified())
        return Key(allocator.copyInto(name), opaque);
      return Key(allocator.copyInto(types), packed);
    }

  private:
    ArrayRef<LLVMType> types;
    StringRef name;
    bool identified;
    bool packed;
    bool opaque;
  };
  using KeyTy = Key;

  /// Returns the string identifier of an identified struct.
  StringRef getIdentifier() const {
    assert(isIdentified() && "requested identifier on a non-identified struct");
    return StringRef(static_cast<const char *>(keyPtr), keySize());
  }

  /// Returns the list of types (partially) identifying a literal struct.
  ArrayRef<LLVMType> getTypeList() const {
    // If this triggers, use getIdentifiedStructBody() instead.
    assert(!isIdentified() && "requested typelist on an identified struct");
    return ArrayRef<LLVMType>(static_cast<const LLVMType *>(keyPtr), keySize());
  }

  /// Returns the list of types contained in an identified struct.
  ArrayRef<LLVMType> getIdentifiedStructBody() const {
    // If this triggers, use getTypeList() instead.
    assert(isIdentified() &&
           "requested struct body on a non-identified struct");
    return ArrayRef<LLVMType>(identifiedBodyArray, identifiedBodySize());
  }

  /// Checks whether the struct is identified.
  bool isIdentified() const {
    return llvm::Bitfield::get<KeyFlagIdentified>(keySizeAndFlags);
  }

  /// Checks whether the struct is packed (both literal and identified structs).
  bool isPacked() const {
    return isIdentified() ? llvm::Bitfield::get<MutableFlagPacked>(
                                identifiedBodySizeAndFlags)
                          : llvm::Bitfield::get<KeyFlagPacked>(keySizeAndFlags);
  }

  /// Checks whether a struct is marked as intentionally opaque (an
  /// uninitialized struct is also considered opaque by the user, call
  /// isInitialized to check that).
  bool isOpaque() const {
    return llvm::Bitfield::get<MutableFlagOpaque>(identifiedBodySizeAndFlags);
  }

  /// Checks whether an identified struct has been explicitly initialized either
  /// by setting its body or by marking it as intentionally opaque.
  bool isInitialized() const {
    return llvm::Bitfield::get<MutableFlagInitialized>(
        identifiedBodySizeAndFlags);
  }

  /// Constructs the storage from the given key. This sets up the uniquing key
  /// components and optionally the mutable component if they construction key
  /// has the relevant information. In the latter case, the struct is considered
  /// as initialized and can no longer be mutated.
  LLVMStructTypeStorage(const KeyTy &key) {
    if (!key.isIdentified()) {
      ArrayRef<LLVMType> types = key.getTypeList();
      keyPtr = static_cast<const void *>(types.data());
      setKeySize(types.size());
      llvm::Bitfield::set<KeyFlagPacked>(keySizeAndFlags, key.isPacked());
      return;
    }

    StringRef name = key.getIdentifier();
    keyPtr = static_cast<const void *>(name.data());
    setKeySize(name.size());
    llvm::Bitfield::set<KeyFlagIdentified>(keySizeAndFlags, true);

    // If the struct is being constructed directly as opaque, mark it as
    // initialized.
    llvm::Bitfield::set<MutableFlagInitialized>(identifiedBodySizeAndFlags,
                                                key.isOpaque());
    llvm::Bitfield::set<MutableFlagOpaque>(identifiedBodySizeAndFlags,
                                           key.isOpaque());
  }

  /// Hook into the type unquing infrastructure.
  bool operator==(const KeyTy &other) const { return getKey() == other; };
  static llvm::hash_code hashKey(const KeyTy &key) { return key.hashValue(); }
  static LLVMStructTypeStorage *construct(TypeStorageAllocator &allocator,
                                          const KeyTy &key) {
    return new (allocator.allocate<LLVMStructTypeStorage>())
        LLVMStructTypeStorage(key.copyIntoAllocator(allocator));
  }

  /// Sets the body of an identified struct. If the struct is already
  /// initialized, succeeds only if the body is equal to the current body. Fails
  /// if the struct is marked as intentionally opaque. The struct will be marked
  /// as initialized as a result of this operation and can no longer be changed.
  LogicalResult mutate(TypeStorageAllocator &allocator, ArrayRef<LLVMType> body,
                       bool packed) {
    if (!isIdentified())
      return failure();
    if (isInitialized())
      return success(!isOpaque() && body == getIdentifiedStructBody() &&
                     packed == isPacked());

    llvm::Bitfield::set<MutableFlagInitialized>(identifiedBodySizeAndFlags,
                                                true);
    llvm::Bitfield::set<MutableFlagPacked>(identifiedBodySizeAndFlags, packed);

    ArrayRef<LLVMType> typesInAllocator = allocator.copyInto(body);
    identifiedBodyArray = typesInAllocator.data();
    setIdentifiedBodySize(typesInAllocator.size());

    return success();
  }

private:
  /// Returns the number of elements in the key.
  unsigned keySize() const {
    return llvm::Bitfield::get<KeySize>(keySizeAndFlags);
  }

  /// Sets the number of elements in the key.
  void setKeySize(unsigned value) {
    llvm::Bitfield::set<KeySize>(keySizeAndFlags, value);
  }

  /// Returns the number of types contained in an identified struct.
  unsigned identifiedBodySize() const {
    return llvm::Bitfield::get<MutableSize>(identifiedBodySizeAndFlags);
  }
  /// Sets the number of types contained in an identified struct.
  void setIdentifiedBodySize(unsigned value) {
    llvm::Bitfield::set<MutableSize>(identifiedBodySizeAndFlags, value);
  }

  /// Returns the key for the current storage.
  Key getKey() const {
    if (isIdentified())
      return Key(getIdentifier(), isOpaque());
    return Key(getTypeList(), isPacked());
  }

  /// Bitfield elements for `keyAndSizeFlags`:
  ///   - bit 0: identified key flag;
  ///   - bit 1: packed key flag;
  ///   - bits 2..bitwidth(unsigned): size of the key.
  using KeyFlagIdentified =
      llvm::Bitfield::Element<bool, /*Offset=*/0, /*Size=*/1>;
  using KeyFlagPacked = llvm::Bitfield::Element<bool, /*Offset=*/1, /*Size=*/1>;
  using KeySize =
      llvm::Bitfield::Element<unsigned, /*Offset=*/2,
                              std::numeric_limits<unsigned>::digits - 2>;

  /// Bitfield elements for `identifiedBodySizeAndFlags`:
  ///   - bit 0: opaque flag;
  ///   - bit 1: packed mutable flag;
  ///   - bit 2: initialized flag;
  ///   - bits 3..bitwidth(unsigned): size of the identified body.
  using MutableFlagOpaque =
      llvm::Bitfield::Element<bool, /*Offset=*/0, /*Size=*/1>;
  using MutableFlagPacked =
      llvm::Bitfield::Element<bool, /*Offset=*/1, /*Size=*/1>;
  using MutableFlagInitialized =
      llvm::Bitfield::Element<bool, /*Offset=*/2, /*Size=*/1>;
  using MutableSize =
      llvm::Bitfield::Element<unsigned, /*Offset=*/3,
                              std::numeric_limits<unsigned>::digits - 3>;

  /// Pointer to the first element of the uniquing key.
  // Note: cannot use PointerUnion because bump-ptr allocator does not guarantee
  // address alignment.
  const void *keyPtr = nullptr;

  /// Pointer to the first type contained in an identified struct.
  const LLVMType *identifiedBodyArray = nullptr;

  /// Size of the uniquing key combined with identified/literal and
  /// packedness bits. Must only be used through the Key* bitfields.
  unsigned keySizeAndFlags = 0;

  /// Number of the types contained in an identified struct combined with
  /// mutable flags. Must only be used through the Mutable* bitfields.
  unsigned identifiedBodySizeAndFlags = 0;
};

//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
// LLVMFunctionTypeStorage.
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//

/// Type storage for LLVM dialect function types. These are uniqued using the
/// list of types they contain and the vararg bit.
struct LLVMFunctionTypeStorage : public TypeStorage {
  using KeyTy = std::tuple<LLVMType, ArrayRef<LLVMType>, bool>;

  /// Construct a storage from the given components. The list is expected to be
  /// allocated in the context.
  LLVMFunctionTypeStorage(LLVMType result, ArrayRef<LLVMType> arguments,
                          bool variadic)
      : argumentTypes(arguments) {
    returnTypeAndVariadic.setPointerAndInt(result, variadic);
  }

  /// Hook into the type uniquing infrastructure.
  static LLVMFunctionTypeStorage *construct(TypeStorageAllocator &allocator,
                                            const KeyTy &key) {
    return new (allocator.allocate<LLVMFunctionTypeStorage>())
        LLVMFunctionTypeStorage(std::get<0>(key),
                                allocator.copyInto(std::get<1>(key)),
                                std::get<2>(key));
  }

  static unsigned hashKey(const KeyTy &key) {
    // LLVM doesn't like hashing bools in tuples.
    return llvm::hash_combine(std::get<0>(key), std::get<1>(key),
                              static_cast<int>(std::get<2>(key)));
  }

  bool operator==(const KeyTy &key) const {
    return std::make_tuple(getReturnType(), getArgumentTypes(), isVariadic()) ==
           key;
  }

  /// Returns the list of function argument types.
  ArrayRef<LLVMType> getArgumentTypes() const { return argumentTypes; }

  /// Checks whether the function type is variadic.
  bool isVariadic() const { return returnTypeAndVariadic.getInt(); }

  /// Returns the function result type.
  LLVMType getReturnType() const { return returnTypeAndVariadic.getPointer(); }

private:
  /// Function result type packed with the variadic bit.
  llvm::PointerIntPair<LLVMType, 1, bool> returnTypeAndVariadic;
  /// Argument types.
  ArrayRef<LLVMType> argumentTypes;
};

//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
// LLVMIntegerTypeStorage.
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//

/// Storage type for LLVM dialect integer types. These are uniqued by bitwidth.
struct LLVMIntegerTypeStorage : public TypeStorage {
  using KeyTy = unsigned;

  LLVMIntegerTypeStorage(unsigned width) : bitwidth(width) {}

  static LLVMIntegerTypeStorage *construct(TypeStorageAllocator &allocator,
                                           const KeyTy &key) {
    return new (allocator.allocate<LLVMIntegerTypeStorage>())
        LLVMIntegerTypeStorage(key);
  }

  bool operator==(const KeyTy &key) const { return key == bitwidth; }

  unsigned bitwidth;
};

//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
// LLVMPointerTypeStorage.
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//

/// Storage type for LLVM dialect pointer types. These are uniqued by a pair of
/// element type and address space.
struct LLVMPointerTypeStorage : public TypeStorage {
  using KeyTy = std::tuple<LLVMType, unsigned>;

  LLVMPointerTypeStorage(const KeyTy &key)
      : pointeeType(std::get<0>(key)), addressSpace(std::get<1>(key)) {}

  static LLVMPointerTypeStorage *construct(TypeStorageAllocator &allocator,
                                           const KeyTy &key) {
    return new (allocator.allocate<LLVMPointerTypeStorage>())
        LLVMPointerTypeStorage(key);
  }

  bool operator==(const KeyTy &key) const {
    return std::make_tuple(pointeeType, addressSpace) == key;
  }

  LLVMType pointeeType;
  unsigned addressSpace;
};

//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
// LLVMTypeAndSizeStorage.
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//

/// Common storage used for LLVM dialect types that need an element type and a
/// number: arrays, fixed and scalable vectors. The actual semantics of the
/// type is defined by its kind.
struct LLVMTypeAndSizeStorage : public TypeStorage {
  using KeyTy = std::tuple<LLVMType, unsigned>;

  LLVMTypeAndSizeStorage(const KeyTy &key)
      : elementType(std::get<0>(key)), numElements(std::get<1>(key)) {}

  static LLVMTypeAndSizeStorage *construct(TypeStorageAllocator &allocator,
                                           const KeyTy &key) {
    return new (allocator.allocate<LLVMTypeAndSizeStorage>())
        LLVMTypeAndSizeStorage(key);
  }

  bool operator==(const KeyTy &key) const {
    return std::make_tuple(elementType, numElements) == key;
  }

  LLVMType elementType;
  unsigned numElements;
};

} // end namespace detail
} // end namespace LLVM
} // end namespace mlir

#endif // DIALECT_LLVMIR_IR_TYPEDETAIL_H