gecko-dev/js/src/jsobj.c

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/* -*- Mode: C; tab-width: 8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*-
*
* The contents of this file are subject to the Netscape Public
* License Version 1.1 (the "License"); you may not use this file
* except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of
* the License at http://www.mozilla.org/NPL/
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*
* Software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS
* IS" basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express oqr
* implied. See the License for the specific language governing
* rights and limitations under the License.
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*
* The Original Code is Mozilla Communicator client code, released
* March 31, 1998.
*
* The Initial Developer of the Original Code is Netscape
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* Communications Corporation. Portions created by Netscape are
* Copyright (C) 1998 Netscape Communications Corporation. All
* Rights Reserved.
*
* Contributor(s):
*
* Alternatively, the contents of this file may be used under the
* terms of the GNU Public License (the "GPL"), in which case the
* provisions of the GPL are applicable instead of those above.
* If you wish to allow use of your version of this file only
* under the terms of the GPL and not to allow others to use your
* version of this file under the NPL, indicate your decision by
* deleting the provisions above and replace them with the notice
* and other provisions required by the GPL. If you do not delete
* the provisions above, a recipient may use your version of this
* file under either the NPL or the GPL.
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*/
/*
* JS object implementation.
*/
#include "jsstddef.h"
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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "jstypes.h"
#include "jsarena.h" /* Added by JSIFY */
#include "jsutil.h" /* Added by JSIFY */
#include "jshash.h" /* Added by JSIFY */
#include "jsprf.h"
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#include "jsapi.h"
#include "jsatom.h"
#include "jsbool.h"
#include "jscntxt.h"
#include "jsconfig.h"
#include "jsfun.h"
#include "jsgc.h"
#include "jsinterp.h"
#include "jslock.h"
#include "jsnum.h"
#include "jsobj.h"
#include "jsscope.h"
#include "jsscript.h"
#include "jsstr.h"
#include "jsopcode.h"
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#if JS_HAS_OBJ_WATCHPOINT
#include "jsdbgapi.h"
#endif
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
#define NATIVE_DROP_PROPERTY js_DropProperty
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extern void
js_DropProperty(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, JSProperty *prop);
#else
#define NATIVE_DROP_PROPERTY NULL
#endif
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#ifdef XP_MAC
#pragma export on
#endif
JS_FRIEND_DATA(JSObjectOps) js_ObjectOps = {
js_NewObjectMap, js_DestroyObjectMap,
#if defined JS_THREADSAFE && defined DEBUG
_js_LookupProperty, js_DefineProperty,
#else
js_LookupProperty, js_DefineProperty,
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#endif
js_GetProperty, js_SetProperty,
js_GetAttributes, js_SetAttributes,
js_DeleteProperty, js_DefaultValue,
js_Enumerate, js_CheckAccess,
NULL, NATIVE_DROP_PROPERTY,
js_Call, js_Construct,
NULL, js_HasInstance,
js_SetProtoOrParent, js_SetProtoOrParent,
js_Mark, js_Clear,
0, 0
};
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#ifdef XP_MAC
#pragma export off
#endif
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JSClass js_ObjectClass = {
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js_Object_str,
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0,
JS_PropertyStub, JS_PropertyStub, JS_PropertyStub, JS_PropertyStub,
JS_EnumerateStub, JS_ResolveStub, JS_ConvertStub, JS_FinalizeStub,
JSCLASS_NO_OPTIONAL_MEMBERS
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};
#if JS_HAS_OBJ_PROTO_PROP
static JSBool
obj_getSlot(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsval id, jsval *vp);
static JSBool
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obj_setSlot(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsval id, jsval *vp);
static JSBool
obj_getCount(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsval id, jsval *vp);
static JSPropertySpec object_props[] = {
/* These two must come first; see object_props[slot].name usage below. */
{js_proto_str, JSSLOT_PROTO, JSPROP_PERMANENT|JSPROP_SHARED,
obj_getSlot, obj_setSlot},
{js_parent_str,JSSLOT_PARENT,JSPROP_READONLY|JSPROP_PERMANENT|JSPROP_SHARED,
obj_getSlot, obj_setSlot},
{js_count_str, 0, JSPROP_PERMANENT,obj_getCount, obj_getCount},
{0,0,0,0,0}
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};
/* NB: JSSLOT_PROTO and JSSLOT_PARENT are already indexes into object_props. */
#define JSSLOT_COUNT 2
static JSBool
ReportStrictSlot(JSContext *cx, uint32 slot)
{
return JS_ReportErrorFlagsAndNumber(cx,
JSREPORT_WARNING | JSREPORT_STRICT,
js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_DEPRECATED_USAGE,
object_props[slot].name);
}
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static JSBool
obj_getSlot(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsval id, jsval *vp)
{
uint32 slot;
JSAccessMode mode;
uintN attrs;
slot = (uint32) JSVAL_TO_INT(id);
if (JS_HAS_STRICT_OPTION(cx) && !ReportStrictSlot(cx, slot))
return JS_FALSE;
if (id == INT_TO_JSVAL(JSSLOT_PROTO)) {
id = (jsid)cx->runtime->atomState.protoAtom;
mode = JSACC_PROTO;
} else {
id = (jsid)cx->runtime->atomState.parentAtom;
mode = JSACC_PARENT;
}
if (!OBJ_CHECK_ACCESS(cx, obj, id, mode, vp, &attrs))
return JS_FALSE;
*vp = OBJ_GET_SLOT(cx, obj, slot);
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return JS_TRUE;
}
static JSBool
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obj_setSlot(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsval id, jsval *vp)
{
JSObject *pobj;
uint32 slot;
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if (!JSVAL_IS_OBJECT(*vp))
return JS_TRUE;
pobj = JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(*vp);
slot = (uint32) JSVAL_TO_INT(id);
if (JS_HAS_STRICT_OPTION(cx) && !ReportStrictSlot(cx, slot))
return JS_FALSE;
return js_SetProtoOrParent(cx, obj, slot, pobj);
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}
static JSBool
obj_getCount(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsval id, jsval *vp)
{
jsval iter_state;
jsid num_properties;
JSBool ok;
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if (JS_HAS_STRICT_OPTION(cx) && !ReportStrictSlot(cx, JSSLOT_COUNT))
return JS_FALSE;
/* Get the number of properties to enumerate. */
iter_state = JSVAL_NULL;
ok = OBJ_ENUMERATE(cx, obj, JSENUMERATE_INIT, &iter_state, &num_properties);
if (!ok)
goto out;
if (!JSVAL_IS_INT(num_properties)) {
JS_ASSERT(0);
*vp = JSVAL_ZERO;
goto out;
}
*vp = num_properties;
out:
if (iter_state != JSVAL_NULL)
ok = OBJ_ENUMERATE(cx, obj, JSENUMERATE_DESTROY, &iter_state, 0);
return ok;
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}
#else /* !JS_HAS_OBJ_PROTO_PROP */
#define object_props NULL
#endif /* !JS_HAS_OBJ_PROTO_PROP */
JSBool
js_SetProtoOrParent(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uint32 slot, JSObject *pobj)
{
JSRuntime *rt;
JSObject *obj2, *oldproto;
JSScope *scope, *newscope;
/*
* Serialize all proto and parent setting in order to detect cycles.
* We nest locks in this function, and only here, in the following orders:
*
* (1) rt->setSlotLock < pobj's scope lock;
* rt->setSlotLock < pobj's proto-or-parent's scope lock;
* rt->setSlotLock < pobj's grand-proto-or-parent's scope lock;
* etc...
* (2) rt->setSlotLock < obj's scope lock < pobj's scope lock.
*
* We avoid AB-BA deadlock by restricting obj from being on pobj's parent
* or proto chain (pobj may already be on obj's parent or proto chain; it
* could be moving up or down). We finally order obj with respect to pobj
* at the bottom of this routine (just before releasing rt->setSlotLock),
* by making pobj be obj's prototype or parent.
*
* After we have set the slot and released rt->setSlotLock, another call
* to js_SetProtoOrParent could nest locks according to the first order
* list above, but it cannot deadlock with any other thread. For there
* to be a deadlock, other parts of the engine would have to nest scope
* locks in the opposite order. XXXbe ensure they don't!
*/
rt = cx->runtime;
JS_ACQUIRE_LOCK(rt->setSlotLock);
obj2 = pobj;
while (obj2) {
if (obj2 == obj) {
JS_RELEASE_LOCK(rt->setSlotLock);
JS_ReportErrorNumber(cx, js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_CYCLIC_VALUE, object_props[slot].name);
return JS_FALSE;
}
obj2 = JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(OBJ_GET_SLOT(cx, obj2, slot));
}
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if (slot == JSSLOT_PROTO && OBJ_IS_NATIVE(obj)) {
/* Check to see whether obj shares its prototype's scope. */
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
scope = OBJ_SCOPE(obj);
oldproto = JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(LOCKED_OBJ_GET_SLOT(obj, JSSLOT_PROTO));
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if (oldproto && OBJ_SCOPE(oldproto) == scope) {
/* Either obj needs a new empty scope, or it should share pobj's. */
if (!pobj) {
/* With no proto and no scope of its own, obj is truly empty. */
scope = js_GetMutableScope(cx, obj);
if (!scope) {
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
JS_RELEASE_LOCK(rt->setSlotLock);
return JS_FALSE;
}
} else if (OBJ_IS_NATIVE(pobj) && OBJ_SCOPE(pobj) != scope) {
All this r=mccabe, r=beard, and sr=jband -- many thanks to all who helped, especially to jband for his great stress-test setup and particularly helpful (in terms of reproducing bugs in draft patches) MP and laptop machines. - Radical(*) object (scope) locking optimization: don't lock if a scope is accessed on the context that exclusively owns it (initially, the context on which the scope was created). Once a scope becomes shared among more than one owner-context, give it the usual thin or fat lock, per existing jslock.c code. I did this at the memory cost of another word per JSScope, ownercx, which raised scope size from 12 to 13 words if !DEBUG. I also added a linked list head pointer, rt->scopeSharingTodo, and a scopeSharingDone condition variable to JSRuntime, and a scopeToShare pointer to JSContext that's necessary for deadlock avoidance. The rt->scopeSharingTodo list links JSScopes through the scope->u.link union arm, which overlays the pre-existing scope->count (now u.count) member. This list holds scopes still exclusively owned by a context, but wanted by js_LockScope calls active on other threads. Those calls wait on the rt->scopeSharingDone condition, which is notified every time an owner-context ends the request running on it, in which code active on that context may be using scope freely until end of request. The code that waits on rt->scopeSharingDone must first suspend any and all requests active on the calling context, and resume those contexts after the wait is notified. This means a GC could happen while the thread locking a scope owned by another thread's context blocks; all calls to JS_LOCK_OBJ must therefore first home fp->sp above any live operands, e.g. The interpreter takes care to do that already. To avoid AB-BA deadlocks, if a js_LockScope attempt on one context finds that the owner-context of the scope is already waiting on a scope owned by the current context (or indirectly depending on such a scope lock), the attempt converts the scope from lock-free exclusive ownership to shared ownership (thin or fat lock). - Fix js_SetupLocks and the js_LockGlobal/js_UnlockGlobal code to avoid divmod instruction costs, strength-reducing to bit-mask instructions. - The radical lock-free scope change required care in handling the 0=>1 and 1=>0 transitions of cx->requestDepth, which was till now thread-local because part of the JSContext not manipulated by other threads. It's still updated only by cx's thread, but it is read by other threads in the course of attempting to claim exclusive ownership of a scope for more lock-free JS object operations. - The JS_SuspendRequest and JS_ResumeRequest APIs have changed incompatibly to require their caller to save and restore the requestCount found when JS_SuspendRequest is called. This is necessary to avoid deadlock; sorry for the incompatible change. - Fixed various nits in jslock.[ch], including using Init/Finish rather than New/Destroy for the methods that take a JSThinLock and initialize and finish/free its members. Another example: JS_ATOMIC_ADDREF is now JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT and JS_ATOMIC_DECREMENT, so the two cases can be mapped to PR_AtomicIncrement and PR_AtomicDecrement. This entailed changing jsrefcount from jsword to int32 (PRInt32). - No need to use JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT on JSScopeProperty.nrefs, as it is always and everywhere protected by the property's JSScope.lock. - Cleaned up gratuitous casts in jscntxt.c by using &cx->links, etc. - The lock used for mutual exclusion around both request begin and end vs. GC synchronization is rt->gcLock, and this lock now also protects all scope->ownercx pointer changes from non-null (exclusive) to null (shared), the rt->scopeSharingTodo/scope->u.link list operations, and of course the rt->scopeSharingDone condition. But this means that js_GC cannot hold rt->gcLock across the bulk of its body, in particular the mark phase, during which JS_GetPrivate calls, e.g., may need to "promote" scope locks from lock-free to thin or fat, because doing so would double-trip. There never was any good reason to hold rt->gcLock so long, of course -- locks are for mutual exclusion, not for waiting or notifying a thread -- those operations require a condition, rt->gcDone, which we already use along with rt->gcLevel to keep racing GC attempts at bay. So now that rt->gcLock does not protect the mark phase, the enumeration of rt->gcRootsHash can race badly with JS_RemoveRootRT, an API that may legitimately be called outside of a request, without even a context. It turns out that people may be cheating on the request model even with JS_AddRoot, JS_AddNamedRoot, and JS_RemoveRoot calls, so we must make all of those interlock with the GC using gcLevel and gcDone, unless they are called on the gcThread. Also, since bug 49816 was fixed, there has been no need for a separate finalize phase, or for rt->gcFinalVec. Finalizers can no longer allocate newborn GC-things that might be swept (because unmarked), or double-trip on rt->gcLock (which is no longer held). So js_GC finalizes as it sweeps, just as it did in days of old. - I added comments to jslock.h making it plain that callers of JS_LOCK_OBJ and JS_UNLOCK_OBJ must either be implementations of js_ObjectOps hooks, or code reachable only from those hooks; or else must be predicated on OBJ_IS_NATIVE tests. It turns out jsinterp.c's CACHED_GET and CACHED_SET macros neglected to do such tests, limiting the ability of JS embeddings to implement JSObjectOps with their own non-JSScope JSObjectMap subclass. Fixed, small performance hit that the lock-free optimization should more than make up for. - jslock.c now gives a #error if you try to compile it on a platform that lacks a compare-and-swap instruction. The #error says to use NSPR locks. Before this change, some platforms would emulate compare-and-swap using a global PRLock, which is always worse in runtime than using per-scope PRLocks.
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#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
/*
* We are about to nest scope locks. Help jslock.c:ShareScope
* keep scope->u.count balanced for the JS_UNLOCK_SCOPE, while
* avoiding deadlock, by recording scope in rt->setSlotScope.
All this r=mccabe, r=beard, and sr=jband -- many thanks to all who helped, especially to jband for his great stress-test setup and particularly helpful (in terms of reproducing bugs in draft patches) MP and laptop machines. - Radical(*) object (scope) locking optimization: don't lock if a scope is accessed on the context that exclusively owns it (initially, the context on which the scope was created). Once a scope becomes shared among more than one owner-context, give it the usual thin or fat lock, per existing jslock.c code. I did this at the memory cost of another word per JSScope, ownercx, which raised scope size from 12 to 13 words if !DEBUG. I also added a linked list head pointer, rt->scopeSharingTodo, and a scopeSharingDone condition variable to JSRuntime, and a scopeToShare pointer to JSContext that's necessary for deadlock avoidance. The rt->scopeSharingTodo list links JSScopes through the scope->u.link union arm, which overlays the pre-existing scope->count (now u.count) member. This list holds scopes still exclusively owned by a context, but wanted by js_LockScope calls active on other threads. Those calls wait on the rt->scopeSharingDone condition, which is notified every time an owner-context ends the request running on it, in which code active on that context may be using scope freely until end of request. The code that waits on rt->scopeSharingDone must first suspend any and all requests active on the calling context, and resume those contexts after the wait is notified. This means a GC could happen while the thread locking a scope owned by another thread's context blocks; all calls to JS_LOCK_OBJ must therefore first home fp->sp above any live operands, e.g. The interpreter takes care to do that already. To avoid AB-BA deadlocks, if a js_LockScope attempt on one context finds that the owner-context of the scope is already waiting on a scope owned by the current context (or indirectly depending on such a scope lock), the attempt converts the scope from lock-free exclusive ownership to shared ownership (thin or fat lock). - Fix js_SetupLocks and the js_LockGlobal/js_UnlockGlobal code to avoid divmod instruction costs, strength-reducing to bit-mask instructions. - The radical lock-free scope change required care in handling the 0=>1 and 1=>0 transitions of cx->requestDepth, which was till now thread-local because part of the JSContext not manipulated by other threads. It's still updated only by cx's thread, but it is read by other threads in the course of attempting to claim exclusive ownership of a scope for more lock-free JS object operations. - The JS_SuspendRequest and JS_ResumeRequest APIs have changed incompatibly to require their caller to save and restore the requestCount found when JS_SuspendRequest is called. This is necessary to avoid deadlock; sorry for the incompatible change. - Fixed various nits in jslock.[ch], including using Init/Finish rather than New/Destroy for the methods that take a JSThinLock and initialize and finish/free its members. Another example: JS_ATOMIC_ADDREF is now JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT and JS_ATOMIC_DECREMENT, so the two cases can be mapped to PR_AtomicIncrement and PR_AtomicDecrement. This entailed changing jsrefcount from jsword to int32 (PRInt32). - No need to use JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT on JSScopeProperty.nrefs, as it is always and everywhere protected by the property's JSScope.lock. - Cleaned up gratuitous casts in jscntxt.c by using &cx->links, etc. - The lock used for mutual exclusion around both request begin and end vs. GC synchronization is rt->gcLock, and this lock now also protects all scope->ownercx pointer changes from non-null (exclusive) to null (shared), the rt->scopeSharingTodo/scope->u.link list operations, and of course the rt->scopeSharingDone condition. But this means that js_GC cannot hold rt->gcLock across the bulk of its body, in particular the mark phase, during which JS_GetPrivate calls, e.g., may need to "promote" scope locks from lock-free to thin or fat, because doing so would double-trip. There never was any good reason to hold rt->gcLock so long, of course -- locks are for mutual exclusion, not for waiting or notifying a thread -- those operations require a condition, rt->gcDone, which we already use along with rt->gcLevel to keep racing GC attempts at bay. So now that rt->gcLock does not protect the mark phase, the enumeration of rt->gcRootsHash can race badly with JS_RemoveRootRT, an API that may legitimately be called outside of a request, without even a context. It turns out that people may be cheating on the request model even with JS_AddRoot, JS_AddNamedRoot, and JS_RemoveRoot calls, so we must make all of those interlock with the GC using gcLevel and gcDone, unless they are called on the gcThread. Also, since bug 49816 was fixed, there has been no need for a separate finalize phase, or for rt->gcFinalVec. Finalizers can no longer allocate newborn GC-things that might be swept (because unmarked), or double-trip on rt->gcLock (which is no longer held). So js_GC finalizes as it sweeps, just as it did in days of old. - I added comments to jslock.h making it plain that callers of JS_LOCK_OBJ and JS_UNLOCK_OBJ must either be implementations of js_ObjectOps hooks, or code reachable only from those hooks; or else must be predicated on OBJ_IS_NATIVE tests. It turns out jsinterp.c's CACHED_GET and CACHED_SET macros neglected to do such tests, limiting the ability of JS embeddings to implement JSObjectOps with their own non-JSScope JSObjectMap subclass. Fixed, small performance hit that the lock-free optimization should more than make up for. - jslock.c now gives a #error if you try to compile it on a platform that lacks a compare-and-swap instruction. The #error says to use NSPR locks. Before this change, some platforms would emulate compare-and-swap using a global PRLock, which is always worse in runtime than using per-scope PRLocks.
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*/
if (scope->ownercx) {
JS_ASSERT(scope->ownercx == cx);
rt->setSlotScope = scope;
All this r=mccabe, r=beard, and sr=jband -- many thanks to all who helped, especially to jband for his great stress-test setup and particularly helpful (in terms of reproducing bugs in draft patches) MP and laptop machines. - Radical(*) object (scope) locking optimization: don't lock if a scope is accessed on the context that exclusively owns it (initially, the context on which the scope was created). Once a scope becomes shared among more than one owner-context, give it the usual thin or fat lock, per existing jslock.c code. I did this at the memory cost of another word per JSScope, ownercx, which raised scope size from 12 to 13 words if !DEBUG. I also added a linked list head pointer, rt->scopeSharingTodo, and a scopeSharingDone condition variable to JSRuntime, and a scopeToShare pointer to JSContext that's necessary for deadlock avoidance. The rt->scopeSharingTodo list links JSScopes through the scope->u.link union arm, which overlays the pre-existing scope->count (now u.count) member. This list holds scopes still exclusively owned by a context, but wanted by js_LockScope calls active on other threads. Those calls wait on the rt->scopeSharingDone condition, which is notified every time an owner-context ends the request running on it, in which code active on that context may be using scope freely until end of request. The code that waits on rt->scopeSharingDone must first suspend any and all requests active on the calling context, and resume those contexts after the wait is notified. This means a GC could happen while the thread locking a scope owned by another thread's context blocks; all calls to JS_LOCK_OBJ must therefore first home fp->sp above any live operands, e.g. The interpreter takes care to do that already. To avoid AB-BA deadlocks, if a js_LockScope attempt on one context finds that the owner-context of the scope is already waiting on a scope owned by the current context (or indirectly depending on such a scope lock), the attempt converts the scope from lock-free exclusive ownership to shared ownership (thin or fat lock). - Fix js_SetupLocks and the js_LockGlobal/js_UnlockGlobal code to avoid divmod instruction costs, strength-reducing to bit-mask instructions. - The radical lock-free scope change required care in handling the 0=>1 and 1=>0 transitions of cx->requestDepth, which was till now thread-local because part of the JSContext not manipulated by other threads. It's still updated only by cx's thread, but it is read by other threads in the course of attempting to claim exclusive ownership of a scope for more lock-free JS object operations. - The JS_SuspendRequest and JS_ResumeRequest APIs have changed incompatibly to require their caller to save and restore the requestCount found when JS_SuspendRequest is called. This is necessary to avoid deadlock; sorry for the incompatible change. - Fixed various nits in jslock.[ch], including using Init/Finish rather than New/Destroy for the methods that take a JSThinLock and initialize and finish/free its members. Another example: JS_ATOMIC_ADDREF is now JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT and JS_ATOMIC_DECREMENT, so the two cases can be mapped to PR_AtomicIncrement and PR_AtomicDecrement. This entailed changing jsrefcount from jsword to int32 (PRInt32). - No need to use JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT on JSScopeProperty.nrefs, as it is always and everywhere protected by the property's JSScope.lock. - Cleaned up gratuitous casts in jscntxt.c by using &cx->links, etc. - The lock used for mutual exclusion around both request begin and end vs. GC synchronization is rt->gcLock, and this lock now also protects all scope->ownercx pointer changes from non-null (exclusive) to null (shared), the rt->scopeSharingTodo/scope->u.link list operations, and of course the rt->scopeSharingDone condition. But this means that js_GC cannot hold rt->gcLock across the bulk of its body, in particular the mark phase, during which JS_GetPrivate calls, e.g., may need to "promote" scope locks from lock-free to thin or fat, because doing so would double-trip. There never was any good reason to hold rt->gcLock so long, of course -- locks are for mutual exclusion, not for waiting or notifying a thread -- those operations require a condition, rt->gcDone, which we already use along with rt->gcLevel to keep racing GC attempts at bay. So now that rt->gcLock does not protect the mark phase, the enumeration of rt->gcRootsHash can race badly with JS_RemoveRootRT, an API that may legitimately be called outside of a request, without even a context. It turns out that people may be cheating on the request model even with JS_AddRoot, JS_AddNamedRoot, and JS_RemoveRoot calls, so we must make all of those interlock with the GC using gcLevel and gcDone, unless they are called on the gcThread. Also, since bug 49816 was fixed, there has been no need for a separate finalize phase, or for rt->gcFinalVec. Finalizers can no longer allocate newborn GC-things that might be swept (because unmarked), or double-trip on rt->gcLock (which is no longer held). So js_GC finalizes as it sweeps, just as it did in days of old. - I added comments to jslock.h making it plain that callers of JS_LOCK_OBJ and JS_UNLOCK_OBJ must either be implementations of js_ObjectOps hooks, or code reachable only from those hooks; or else must be predicated on OBJ_IS_NATIVE tests. It turns out jsinterp.c's CACHED_GET and CACHED_SET macros neglected to do such tests, limiting the ability of JS embeddings to implement JSObjectOps with their own non-JSScope JSObjectMap subclass. Fixed, small performance hit that the lock-free optimization should more than make up for. - jslock.c now gives a #error if you try to compile it on a platform that lacks a compare-and-swap instruction. The #error says to use NSPR locks. Before this change, some platforms would emulate compare-and-swap using a global PRLock, which is always worse in runtime than using per-scope PRLocks.
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}
#endif
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/* We can't deadlock because we checked for cycles above (2). */
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, pobj);
newscope = (JSScope *) js_HoldObjectMap(cx, pobj->map);
obj->map = &newscope->map;
js_DropObjectMap(cx, &scope->map, obj);
JS_TRANSFER_SCOPE_LOCK(cx, scope, newscope);
scope = newscope;
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
rt->setSlotScope = NULL;
#endif
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}
}
LOCKED_OBJ_SET_SLOT(obj, JSSLOT_PROTO, OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(pobj));
JS_UNLOCK_SCOPE(cx, scope);
} else {
OBJ_SET_SLOT(cx, obj, slot, OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(pobj));
}
JS_RELEASE_LOCK(rt->setSlotLock);
return JS_TRUE;
}
JS_STATIC_DLL_CALLBACK(JSHashNumber)
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js_hash_object(const void *key)
{
return (JSHashNumber)key >> JSVAL_TAGBITS;
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}
static JSHashEntry *
MarkSharpObjects(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, JSIdArray **idap)
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{
JSSharpObjectMap *map;
JSHashTable *table;
JSHashNumber hash;
JSHashEntry **hep, *he;
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jsatomid sharpid;
JSIdArray *ida;
JSBool ok;
jsint i, length;
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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jsid id;
#if JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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JSObject *obj2;
JSProperty *prop;
uintN attrs;
#endif
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jsval val;
map = &cx->sharpObjectMap;
table = map->table;
hash = js_hash_object(obj);
hep = JS_HashTableRawLookup(table, hash, obj);
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he = *hep;
if (!he) {
sharpid = 0;
he = JS_HashTableRawAdd(table, hep, hash, obj, (void *)sharpid);
if (!he) {
JS_ReportOutOfMemory(cx);
return NULL;
}
ida = JS_Enumerate(cx, obj);
if (!ida)
return NULL;
ok = JS_TRUE;
for (i = 0, length = ida->length; i < length; i++) {
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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id = ida->vector[i];
#if JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER
ok = OBJ_LOOKUP_PROPERTY(cx, obj, id, &obj2, &prop);
if (!ok)
break;
if (prop) {
ok = OBJ_GET_ATTRIBUTES(cx, obj2, id, prop, &attrs);
if (ok) {
if (OBJ_IS_NATIVE(obj2) &&
(attrs & (JSPROP_GETTER | JSPROP_SETTER))) {
val = JSVAL_NULL;
if (attrs & JSPROP_GETTER) {
val = (jsval)
SPROP_GETTER((JSScopeProperty*)prop, obj2);
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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}
if (attrs & JSPROP_SETTER) {
if (val != JSVAL_NULL) {
/* Mark the getter, then set val to setter. */
ok = (MarkSharpObjects(cx, JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(val),
NULL)
!= NULL);
}
val = (jsval)
SPROP_SETTER((JSScopeProperty*)prop, obj2);
}
} else {
ok = OBJ_GET_PROPERTY(cx, obj, id, &val);
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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}
}
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, obj2, prop);
}
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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#else
ok = OBJ_GET_PROPERTY(cx, obj, id, &val);
#endif
if (!ok)
break;
if (!JSVAL_IS_PRIMITIVE(val) &&
!MarkSharpObjects(cx, JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(val), NULL)) {
ok = JS_FALSE;
break;
}
}
if (!ok || !idap)
JS_DestroyIdArray(cx, ida);
if (!ok)
return NULL;
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} else {
sharpid = (jsatomid) he->value;
if (sharpid == 0) {
sharpid = ++map->sharpgen << 1;
he->value = (void *) sharpid;
}
ida = NULL;
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}
if (idap)
*idap = ida;
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return he;
}
JSHashEntry *
js_EnterSharpObject(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, JSIdArray **idap,
jschar **sp)
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{
JSSharpObjectMap *map;
JSHashTable *table;
JSIdArray *ida;
JSHashNumber hash;
JSHashEntry *he, **hep;
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jsatomid sharpid;
char buf[20];
size_t len;
*sp = NULL; /* Set to null in case we return an early error. */
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map = &cx->sharpObjectMap;
table = map->table;
if (!table) {
table = JS_NewHashTable(8, js_hash_object, JS_CompareValues,
JS_CompareValues, NULL, NULL);
if (!table) {
JS_ReportOutOfMemory(cx);
return NULL;
}
map->table = table;
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}
ida = NULL;
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if (map->depth == 0) {
he = MarkSharpObjects(cx, obj, &ida);
if (!he)
goto bad;
JS_ASSERT((((jsatomid) he->value) & SHARP_BIT) == 0);
if (!idap) {
JS_DestroyIdArray(cx, ida);
ida = NULL;
}
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} else {
hash = js_hash_object(obj);
hep = JS_HashTableRawLookup(table, hash, obj);
he = *hep;
/*
* It's possible that the value of a property has changed from the
* first time the object's properties are traversed (when the property
* ids are entered into the hash table) to the second (when they are
* converted to strings), i.e., the OBJ_GET_PROPERTY() call is not
* idempotent.
*/
if (!he) {
he = JS_HashTableRawAdd(table, hep, hash, obj, NULL);
if (!he) {
JS_ReportOutOfMemory(cx);
goto bad;
}
*sp = NULL;
sharpid = 0;
goto out;
}
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}
sharpid = (jsatomid) he->value;
if (sharpid == 0) {
*sp = NULL;
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} else {
len = JS_snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "#%u%c",
sharpid >> 1, (sharpid & SHARP_BIT) ? '#' : '=');
*sp = js_InflateString(cx, buf, len);
if (!*sp) {
if (ida)
JS_DestroyIdArray(cx, ida);
goto bad;
}
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}
out:
JS_ASSERT(he);
if ((sharpid & SHARP_BIT) == 0) {
if (idap && !ida) {
ida = JS_Enumerate(cx, obj);
if (!ida) {
if (*sp) {
JS_free(cx, *sp);
*sp = NULL;
}
goto bad;
}
}
map->depth++;
}
if (idap)
*idap = ida;
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return he;
bad:
/* Clean up the sharpObjectMap table on outermost error. */
if (map->depth == 0) {
map->sharpgen = 0;
JS_HashTableDestroy(map->table);
map->table = NULL;
}
return NULL;
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}
void
js_LeaveSharpObject(JSContext *cx, JSIdArray **idap)
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{
JSSharpObjectMap *map;
JSIdArray *ida;
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map = &cx->sharpObjectMap;
JS_ASSERT(map->depth > 0);
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if (--map->depth == 0) {
map->sharpgen = 0;
JS_HashTableDestroy(map->table);
map->table = NULL;
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}
if (idap) {
ida = *idap;
if (ida) {
JS_DestroyIdArray(cx, ida);
*idap = NULL;
}
}
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}
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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#define OBJ_TOSTRING_EXTRA 3 /* for 3 local GC roots */
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#if JS_HAS_INITIALIZERS || JS_HAS_TOSOURCE
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JSBool
js_obj_toSource(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv,
jsval *rval)
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{
JSBool ok, outermost;
JSHashEntry *he;
JSIdArray *ida;
jschar *chars, *ochars, *vsharp;
const jschar *vchars;
size_t nchars, vlength, vsharplength;
char *comma;
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
jsint i, j, length, valcnt;
jsid id;
#if JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
JSObject *obj2;
JSProperty *prop;
uintN attrs;
#endif
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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jsval val[2];
JSString *gsop[2];
JSString *idstr, *valstr, *str;
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/*
* obj_toString for 1.2 calls toSource, and doesn't want the extra parens
* on the outside.
*/
outermost = (cx->version != JSVERSION_1_2 && cx->sharpObjectMap.depth == 0);
he = js_EnterSharpObject(cx, obj, &ida, &chars);
if (!he)
return JS_FALSE;
if (IS_SHARP(he)) {
/*
* We didn't enter -- obj is already "sharp", meaning we've visited it
* already in our depth first search, and therefore chars contains a
* string of the form "#n#".
*/
JS_ASSERT(!ida);
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#if JS_HAS_SHARP_VARS
nchars = js_strlen(chars);
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#else
chars[0] = '{';
chars[1] = '}';
chars[2] = 0;
nchars = 2;
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#endif
goto make_string;
}
JS_ASSERT(ida);
ok = JS_TRUE;
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if (!chars) {
/* If outermost, allocate 4 + 1 for "({})" and the terminator. */
chars = (jschar *) malloc(((outermost ? 4 : 2) + 1) * sizeof(jschar));
nchars = 0;
if (!chars)
goto error;
if (outermost)
chars[nchars++] = '(';
} else {
/* js_EnterSharpObject returned a string of the form "#n=" in chars. */
MAKE_SHARP(he);
nchars = js_strlen(chars);
chars = (jschar *)
realloc((ochars = chars), (nchars + 2 + 1) * sizeof(jschar));
if (!chars) {
free(ochars);
goto error;
}
if (outermost) {
/*
* No need for parentheses around the whole shebang, because #n=
* unambiguously begins an object initializer, and never a block
* statement.
*/
outermost = JS_FALSE;
}
}
chars[nchars++] = '{';
comma = NULL;
for (i = 0, length = ida->length; i < length; i++) {
/* Get strings for id and value and GC-root them via argv. */
id = ida->vector[i];
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
#if JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER
ok = OBJ_LOOKUP_PROPERTY(cx, obj, id, &obj2, &prop);
if (!ok)
goto error;
if (prop) {
ok = OBJ_GET_ATTRIBUTES(cx, obj2, id, prop, &attrs);
if (!ok)
goto error;
if (OBJ_IS_NATIVE(obj2) &&
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
(attrs & (JSPROP_GETTER | JSPROP_SETTER))) {
valcnt = 0;
if (attrs & JSPROP_GETTER) {
val[valcnt] = (jsval)
SPROP_GETTER((JSScopeProperty *)prop, obj2);
#ifdef OLD_GETTER_SETTER
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
gsop[valcnt] =
ATOM_TO_STRING(cx->runtime->atomState.getterAtom);
#else
gsop[valcnt] =
ATOM_TO_STRING(cx->runtime->atomState.getAtom);
#endif
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
valcnt++;
}
if (attrs & JSPROP_SETTER) {
val[valcnt] = (jsval)
SPROP_SETTER((JSScopeProperty *)prop, obj2);
#ifdef OLD_GETTER_SETTER
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
gsop[valcnt] =
ATOM_TO_STRING(cx->runtime->atomState.setterAtom);
#else
gsop[valcnt] =
ATOM_TO_STRING(cx->runtime->atomState.setAtom);
#endif
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
valcnt++;
}
} else {
valcnt = 1;
gsop[0] = NULL;
ok = OBJ_GET_PROPERTY(cx, obj, id, &val[0]);
}
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, obj2, prop);
}
#else /* !JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER */
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
valcnt = 1;
gsop[0] = NULL;
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
ok = OBJ_GET_PROPERTY(cx, obj, id, &val[0]);
#endif /* !JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER */
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
if (!ok)
goto error;
/* Convert id to a jsval and then to a string. */
id = js_IdToValue(id);
idstr = js_ValueToString(cx, id);
if (!idstr) {
ok = JS_FALSE;
goto error;
}
argv[0] = STRING_TO_JSVAL(idstr);
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
/* If id is a non-identifier string, it needs to be quoted. */
if (JSVAL_IS_STRING(id) && !js_IsIdentifier(idstr)) {
idstr = js_QuoteString(cx, idstr, (jschar)'\'');
if (!idstr) {
ok = JS_FALSE;
goto error;
}
argv[0] = STRING_TO_JSVAL(idstr);
}
for (j = 0; j < valcnt; j++) {
/* Convert val[j] to its canonical source form. */
valstr = js_ValueToSource(cx, val[j]);
if (!valstr) {
ok = JS_FALSE;
goto error;
}
argv[1+j] = STRING_TO_JSVAL(valstr);
vchars = valstr->chars;
vlength = valstr->length;
#ifndef OLD_GETTER_SETTER
/* Remove 'function ' from beginning of valstr. */
if (gsop[j]) {
int n = strlen(js_function_str) + 1;
vchars += n;
vlength -= n;
}
#endif
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
/* If val[j] is a non-sharp object, consider sharpening it. */
vsharp = NULL;
vsharplength = 0;
#if JS_HAS_SHARP_VARS
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
if (!JSVAL_IS_PRIMITIVE(val[j]) && vchars[0] != '#') {
he = js_EnterSharpObject(cx, JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(val[j]), NULL,
&vsharp);
if (!he) {
ok = JS_FALSE;
goto error;
}
if (IS_SHARP(he)) {
vchars = vsharp;
vlength = js_strlen(vchars);
} else {
if (vsharp) {
vsharplength = js_strlen(vsharp);
MAKE_SHARP(he);
}
js_LeaveSharpObject(cx, NULL);
}
}
#endif
1998-03-28 05:44:41 +03:00
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
1999-09-21 04:13:48 +04:00
/* Allocate 1 + 1 at end for closing brace and terminating 0. */
chars = (jschar *)
realloc((ochars = chars),
(nchars + (comma ? 2 : 0) +
idstr->length + 1 +
(gsop[j] ? 1 + gsop[j]->length : 0) +
vsharplength + vlength +
(outermost ? 2 : 1) + 1) * sizeof(jschar));
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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if (!chars) {
/* Save code space on error: let JS_free ignore null vsharp. */
JS_free(cx, vsharp);
free(ochars);
goto error;
}
if (comma) {
chars[nchars++] = comma[0];
chars[nchars++] = comma[1];
}
comma = ", ";
#ifdef OLD_GETTER_SETTER
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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js_strncpy(&chars[nchars], idstr->chars, idstr->length);
nchars += idstr->length;
if (gsop[j]) {
chars[nchars++] = ' ';
js_strncpy(&chars[nchars], gsop[j]->chars, gsop[j]->length);
nchars += gsop[j]->length;
}
chars[nchars++] = ':';
#else
if (gsop[j]) {
js_strncpy(&chars[nchars], gsop[j]->chars, gsop[j]->length);
nchars += gsop[j]->length;
chars[nchars++] = ' ';
}
js_strncpy(&chars[nchars], idstr->chars, idstr->length);
nchars += idstr->length;
if (!gsop[j])
chars[nchars++] = ':';
#endif
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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if (vsharplength) {
js_strncpy(&chars[nchars], vsharp, vsharplength);
nchars += vsharplength;
}
js_strncpy(&chars[nchars], vchars, vlength);
nchars += vlength;
if (vsharp)
JS_free(cx, vsharp);
}
}
chars[nchars++] = '}';
if (outermost)
chars[nchars++] = ')';
chars[nchars] = 0;
error:
js_LeaveSharpObject(cx, &ida);
if (!ok) {
if (chars)
free(chars);
return ok;
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}
if (!chars) {
JS_ReportOutOfMemory(cx);
return JS_FALSE;
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}
make_string:
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str = js_NewString(cx, chars, nchars, 0);
if (!str) {
free(chars);
return JS_FALSE;
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}
*rval = STRING_TO_JSVAL(str);
return JS_TRUE;
}
#endif /* JS_HAS_INITIALIZERS || JS_HAS_TOSOURCE */
JSBool
js_obj_toString(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv,
jsval *rval)
{
jschar *chars;
size_t nchars;
const char *clazz, *prefix;
JSString *str;
#if JS_HAS_INITIALIZERS
if (cx->version == JSVERSION_1_2)
return js_obj_toSource(cx, obj, argc, argv, rval);
#endif
clazz = OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, obj)->name;
nchars = 9 + strlen(clazz); /* 9 for "[object ]" */
chars = (jschar *) JS_malloc(cx, (nchars + 1) * sizeof(jschar));
if (!chars)
return JS_FALSE;
prefix = "[object ";
nchars = 0;
while ((chars[nchars] = (jschar)*prefix) != 0)
nchars++, prefix++;
while ((chars[nchars] = (jschar)*clazz) != 0)
nchars++, clazz++;
chars[nchars++] = ']';
chars[nchars] = 0;
str = js_NewString(cx, chars, nchars, 0);
if (!str) {
JS_free(cx, chars);
return JS_FALSE;
}
*rval = STRING_TO_JSVAL(str);
return JS_TRUE;
}
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static JSBool
obj_valueOf(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv, jsval *rval)
{
*rval = OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(obj);
return JS_TRUE;
}
static JSBool
obj_eval(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv, jsval *rval)
{
JSStackFrame *fp, *caller;
JSBool indirectCall;
JSObject *scopeobj;
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JSString *str;
const char *file;
uintN line;
JSPrincipals *principals;
JSScript *script;
JSBool ok;
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#if JS_HAS_EVAL_THIS_SCOPE
JSObject *callerScopeChain = NULL, *callerVarObj = NULL;
JSBool setCallerScopeChain = JS_FALSE, setCallerVarObj = JS_FALSE;
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#endif
fp = cx->fp;
caller = fp->down;
indirectCall = (!caller->pc || *caller->pc != JSOP_EVAL);
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if (JSVERSION_IS_ECMA(cx->version) &&
indirectCall &&
!JS_ReportErrorFlagsAndNumber(cx,
JSREPORT_WARNING | JSREPORT_STRICT,
js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_BAD_INDIRECT_CALL,
js_eval_str)) {
return JS_FALSE;
}
if (!JSVAL_IS_STRING(argv[0])) {
*rval = argv[0];
return JS_TRUE;
}
#if JS_HAS_SCRIPT_OBJECT
/*
* Script.prototype.compile/exec and Object.prototype.eval all take an
* optional trailing argument that overrides the scope object.
*/
scopeobj = NULL;
if (argc >= 2) {
if (!js_ValueToObject(cx, argv[1], &scopeobj))
return JS_FALSE;
argv[1] = OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(scopeobj);
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}
if (!scopeobj)
#endif
{
#if JS_HAS_EVAL_THIS_SCOPE
/* If obj.eval(str), emulate 'with (obj) eval(str)' in the caller. */
if (indirectCall) {
callerScopeChain = caller->scopeChain;
if (obj != callerScopeChain) {
scopeobj = js_NewObject(cx, &js_WithClass, obj,
callerScopeChain);
if (!scopeobj)
return JS_FALSE;
/* Set fp->scopeChain too, for the compiler. */
caller->scopeChain = fp->scopeChain = scopeobj;
setCallerScopeChain = JS_TRUE;
}
callerVarObj = caller->varobj;
if (obj != callerVarObj) {
/* Set fp->varobj too, for the compiler. */
caller->varobj = fp->varobj = obj;
setCallerVarObj = JS_TRUE;
}
}
/* From here on, control must exit through label out with ok set. */
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#endif
#if JS_BUG_EVAL_THIS_SCOPE
/* An old version used the object in which eval was found for scope. */
scopeobj = obj;
#else
/* Compile using caller's current scope object. */
scopeobj = caller->scopeChain;
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#endif
}
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str = JSVAL_TO_STRING(argv[0]);
if (caller->script) {
file = caller->script->filename;
line = js_PCToLineNumber(caller->script, caller->pc);
principals = caller->script->principals;
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} else {
file = NULL;
line = 0;
principals = NULL;
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}
fp->special |= JSFRAME_EVAL;
script = JS_CompileUCScriptForPrincipals(cx, scopeobj, principals,
str->chars, str->length,
file, line);
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if (!script) {
ok = JS_FALSE;
goto out;
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}
#if !JS_BUG_EVAL_THIS_SCOPE
#if JS_HAS_SCRIPT_OBJECT
if (argc < 2)
#endif
{
/* Execute using caller's new scope object (might be a Call object). */
scopeobj = caller->scopeChain;
}
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#endif
ok = js_Execute(cx, scopeobj, script, caller, fp->special & JSFRAME_EVAL,
rval);
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JS_DestroyScript(cx, script);
out:
#if JS_HAS_EVAL_THIS_SCOPE
/* Restore OBJ_GET_PARENT(scopeobj) not callerScopeChain in case of Call. */
if (setCallerScopeChain)
caller->scopeChain = callerScopeChain;
if (setCallerVarObj)
caller->varobj = callerVarObj;
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#endif
return ok;
}
#if JS_HAS_OBJ_WATCHPOINT
static JSBool
obj_watch_handler(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsval id, jsval old, jsval *nvp,
void *closure)
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{
JSObject *funobj;
jsval argv[3];
funobj = (JSObject *) closure;
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argv[0] = id;
argv[1] = old;
argv[2] = *nvp;
return js_InternalCall(cx, obj, OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(funobj), 3, argv, nvp);
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}
static JSBool
obj_watch(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv, jsval *rval)
{
JSFunction *fun;
jsval userid, value;
jsid symid;
uintN attrs;
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fun = js_ValueToFunction(cx, &argv[1], JS_FALSE);
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if (!fun)
return JS_FALSE;
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argv[1] = OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(fun->object);
/* Compute the unique int/atom symbol id needed by js_LookupProperty. */
userid = argv[0];
if (!JS_ValueToId(cx, userid, &symid))
return JS_FALSE;
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if (!OBJ_CHECK_ACCESS(cx, obj, symid, JSACC_WATCH, &value, &attrs))
return JS_FALSE;
if (attrs & JSPROP_READONLY)
return JS_TRUE;
return JS_SetWatchPoint(cx, obj, userid, obj_watch_handler, fun->object);
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}
static JSBool
obj_unwatch(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv, jsval *rval)
{
JS_ClearWatchPoint(cx, obj, argv[0], NULL, NULL);
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return JS_TRUE;
}
#endif /* JS_HAS_OBJ_WATCHPOINT */
#if JS_HAS_NEW_OBJ_METHODS
/*
* Prototype and property query methods, to complement the 'in' and
* 'instanceof' operators.
*/
/* Proposed ECMA 15.2.4.5. */
static JSBool
obj_hasOwnProperty(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv,
jsval *rval)
{
jsid id;
JSObject *obj2;
JSProperty *prop;
if (!JS_ValueToId(cx, argv[0], &id))
return JS_FALSE;
if (!OBJ_LOOKUP_PROPERTY(cx, obj, id, &obj2, &prop))
return JS_FALSE;
*rval = BOOLEAN_TO_JSVAL(prop && obj2 == obj);
if (prop)
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, obj2, prop);
return JS_TRUE;
}
/* Proposed ECMA 15.2.4.6. */
static JSBool
obj_isPrototypeOf(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv,
jsval *rval)
{
JSBool b;
if (!js_IsDelegate(cx, obj, *argv, &b))
return JS_FALSE;
*rval = BOOLEAN_TO_JSVAL(b);
return JS_TRUE;
}
/* Proposed ECMA 15.2.4.7. */
static JSBool
obj_propertyIsEnumerable(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv,
jsval *rval)
{
jsid id;
uintN attrs;
JSObject *obj2;
JSProperty *prop;
if (!JS_ValueToId(cx, argv[0], &id))
return JS_FALSE;
/* Be compatible with an error in the ECMA spec; return false unless hasOwnProperty. */
if (!OBJ_LOOKUP_PROPERTY(cx, obj, id, &obj2, &prop))
return JS_FALSE;
if (prop && obj2 != obj) {
*rval = JSVAL_FALSE;
return JS_TRUE;
}
if (!OBJ_GET_ATTRIBUTES(cx, obj, id, NULL, &attrs))
return JS_FALSE;
*rval = BOOLEAN_TO_JSVAL((attrs & JSPROP_ENUMERATE) != 0);
return JS_TRUE;
}
#endif /* JS_HAS_NEW_OBJ_METHODS */
#if JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER
static JSBool
obj_defineGetter(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv,
jsval *rval)
{
jsval fval, junk;
jsid id;
JSBool found;
uintN attrs;
fval = argv[1];
if (JS_TypeOfValue(cx, fval) != JSTYPE_FUNCTION) {
JS_ReportErrorNumber(cx, js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_BAD_GETTER_OR_SETTER,
js_getter_str);
return JS_FALSE;
}
if (!JS_ValueToId(cx, argv[0], &id))
return JS_FALSE;
if (!js_CheckRedeclaration(cx, obj, id, JSPROP_GETTER, &found))
return JS_FALSE;
/*
* Getters and setters are just like watchpoints from an access
* control point of view.
*/
if (!OBJ_CHECK_ACCESS(cx, obj, id, JSACC_WATCH, &junk, &attrs))
return JS_FALSE;
return OBJ_DEFINE_PROPERTY(cx, obj, id, JSVAL_VOID,
(JSPropertyOp) JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(fval), NULL,
JSPROP_GETTER, NULL);
}
static JSBool
obj_defineSetter(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv,
jsval *rval)
{
jsval fval, junk;
jsid id;
JSBool found;
uintN attrs;
fval = argv[1];
if (JS_TypeOfValue(cx, fval) != JSTYPE_FUNCTION) {
JS_ReportErrorNumber(cx, js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_BAD_GETTER_OR_SETTER,
js_setter_str);
return JS_FALSE;
}
if (!JS_ValueToId(cx, argv[0], &id))
return JS_FALSE;
if (!js_CheckRedeclaration(cx, obj, id, JSPROP_SETTER, &found))
return JS_FALSE;
/*
* Getters and setters are just like watchpoints from an access
* control point of view.
*/
if (!OBJ_CHECK_ACCESS(cx, obj, id, JSACC_WATCH, &junk, &attrs))
return JS_FALSE;
return OBJ_DEFINE_PROPERTY(cx, obj, id, JSVAL_VOID,
NULL, (JSPropertyOp) JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(fval),
JSPROP_SETTER, NULL);
}
#endif /* JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER */
#if JS_HAS_OBJ_WATCHPOINT
const char js_watch_str[] = "watch";
const char js_unwatch_str[] = "unwatch";
#endif
#if JS_HAS_NEW_OBJ_METHODS
const char js_hasOwnProperty_str[] = "hasOwnProperty";
const char js_isPrototypeOf_str[] = "isPrototypeOf";
const char js_propertyIsEnumerable_str[] = "propertyIsEnumerable";
#endif
#if JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER
const char js_defineGetter_str[] = "__defineGetter__";
const char js_defineSetter_str[] = "__defineSetter__";
#endif
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static JSFunctionSpec object_methods[] = {
#if JS_HAS_TOSOURCE
{js_toSource_str, js_obj_toSource, 0, 0, OBJ_TOSTRING_EXTRA},
#endif
{js_toString_str, js_obj_toString, 0, 0, OBJ_TOSTRING_EXTRA},
{js_toLocaleString_str, js_obj_toString, 0, 0, OBJ_TOSTRING_EXTRA},
{js_valueOf_str, obj_valueOf, 0,0,0},
{js_eval_str, obj_eval, 1,0,0},
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#if JS_HAS_OBJ_WATCHPOINT
{js_watch_str, obj_watch, 2,0,0},
{js_unwatch_str, obj_unwatch, 1,0,0},
#endif
#if JS_HAS_NEW_OBJ_METHODS
{js_hasOwnProperty_str, obj_hasOwnProperty, 1,0,0},
{js_isPrototypeOf_str, obj_isPrototypeOf, 1,0,0},
{js_propertyIsEnumerable_str, obj_propertyIsEnumerable, 1,0,0},
#endif
#if JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER
{js_defineGetter_str, obj_defineGetter, 2,0,0},
{js_defineSetter_str, obj_defineSetter, 2,0,0},
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#endif
{0,0,0,0,0}
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};
static JSBool
Object(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv, jsval *rval)
{
if (argc == 0) {
/* Trigger logic below to construct a blank object. */
obj = NULL;
} else {
/* If argv[0] is null or undefined, obj comes back null. */
if (!js_ValueToObject(cx, argv[0], &obj))
return JS_FALSE;
}
if (!obj) {
JS_ASSERT(!argc || JSVAL_IS_NULL(argv[0]) || JSVAL_IS_VOID(argv[0]));
if (cx->fp->constructing)
return JS_TRUE;
obj = js_NewObject(cx, &js_ObjectClass, NULL, NULL);
if (!obj)
return JS_FALSE;
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}
*rval = OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(obj);
return JS_TRUE;
}
/*
* ObjectOps and Class for with-statement stack objects.
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*/
static JSBool
with_LookupProperty(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, JSObject **objp,
JSProperty **propp
#if defined JS_THREADSAFE && defined DEBUG
, const char *file, uintN line
#endif
)
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{
JSObject *proto = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, obj);
if (!proto)
return js_LookupProperty(cx, obj, id, objp, propp);
return OBJ_LOOKUP_PROPERTY(cx, proto, id, objp, propp);
}
static JSBool
with_GetProperty(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, jsval *vp)
{
JSObject *proto = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, obj);
if (!proto)
return js_GetProperty(cx, obj, id, vp);
return OBJ_GET_PROPERTY(cx, proto, id, vp);
}
static JSBool
with_SetProperty(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, jsval *vp)
{
JSObject *proto = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, obj);
if (!proto)
return js_SetProperty(cx, obj, id, vp);
return OBJ_SET_PROPERTY(cx, proto, id, vp);
}
static JSBool
with_GetAttributes(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, JSProperty *prop,
uintN *attrsp)
{
JSObject *proto = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, obj);
if (!proto)
return js_GetAttributes(cx, obj, id, prop, attrsp);
return OBJ_GET_ATTRIBUTES(cx, proto, id, prop, attrsp);
}
static JSBool
with_SetAttributes(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, JSProperty *prop,
uintN *attrsp)
{
JSObject *proto = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, obj);
if (!proto)
return js_SetAttributes(cx, obj, id, prop, attrsp);
return OBJ_SET_ATTRIBUTES(cx, proto, id, prop, attrsp);
}
static JSBool
with_DeleteProperty(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, jsval *rval)
{
JSObject *proto = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, obj);
if (!proto)
return js_DeleteProperty(cx, obj, id, rval);
return OBJ_DELETE_PROPERTY(cx, proto, id, rval);
}
static JSBool
with_DefaultValue(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, JSType hint, jsval *vp)
{
JSObject *proto = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, obj);
if (!proto)
return js_DefaultValue(cx, obj, hint, vp);
return OBJ_DEFAULT_VALUE(cx, proto, hint, vp);
}
static JSBool
with_Enumerate(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, JSIterateOp enum_op,
jsval *statep, jsid *idp)
{
JSObject *proto = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, obj);
if (!proto)
return js_Enumerate(cx, obj, enum_op, statep, idp);
return OBJ_ENUMERATE(cx, proto, enum_op, statep, idp);
}
static JSBool
with_CheckAccess(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, JSAccessMode mode,
jsval *vp, uintN *attrsp)
{
JSObject *proto = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, obj);
if (!proto)
return js_CheckAccess(cx, obj, id, mode, vp, attrsp);
return OBJ_CHECK_ACCESS(cx, proto, id, mode, vp, attrsp);
}
static JSObject *
with_ThisObject(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj)
{
JSObject *proto = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, obj);
if (!proto)
return obj;
return OBJ_THIS_OBJECT(cx, proto);
}
JS_FRIEND_DATA(JSObjectOps) js_WithObjectOps = {
js_NewObjectMap, js_DestroyObjectMap,
with_LookupProperty, js_DefineProperty,
with_GetProperty, with_SetProperty,
with_GetAttributes, with_SetAttributes,
with_DeleteProperty, with_DefaultValue,
with_Enumerate, with_CheckAccess,
with_ThisObject, NATIVE_DROP_PROPERTY,
NULL, NULL,
NULL, NULL,
js_SetProtoOrParent, js_SetProtoOrParent,
js_Mark, js_Clear,
0, 0
};
static JSObjectOps *
with_getObjectOps(JSContext *cx, JSClass *clasp)
{
return &js_WithObjectOps;
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}
JSClass js_WithClass = {
"With",
0,
JS_PropertyStub, JS_PropertyStub, JS_PropertyStub, JS_PropertyStub,
JS_EnumerateStub, JS_ResolveStub, JS_ConvertStub, JS_FinalizeStub,
with_getObjectOps,
0,0,0,0,0,0,0
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};
#if JS_HAS_OBJ_PROTO_PROP
static JSBool
With(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv, jsval *rval)
{
JSObject *parent, *proto;
jsval v;
if (JS_HAS_STRICT_OPTION(cx)) {
if (!JS_ReportErrorFlagsAndNumber(cx,
JSREPORT_WARNING | JSREPORT_STRICT,
js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_DEPRECATED_USAGE,
js_WithClass.name)) {
return JS_FALSE;
}
}
if (!cx->fp->constructing) {
obj = js_NewObject(cx, &js_WithClass, NULL, NULL);
if (!obj)
return JS_FALSE;
*rval = OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(obj);
}
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parent = cx->fp->scopeChain;
if (argc > 0) {
if (!js_ValueToObject(cx, argv[0], &proto))
return JS_FALSE;
v = OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(proto);
if (!obj_setSlot(cx, obj, INT_TO_JSVAL(JSSLOT_PROTO), &v))
return JS_FALSE;
if (argc > 1) {
if (!js_ValueToObject(cx, argv[1], &parent))
return JS_FALSE;
}
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}
v = OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(parent);
return obj_setSlot(cx, obj, INT_TO_JSVAL(JSSLOT_PARENT), &v);
}
#endif
JSObject *
js_InitObjectClass(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj)
{
JSObject *proto;
jsval eval;
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#if JS_HAS_SHARP_VARS
JS_ASSERT(sizeof(jsatomid) * JS_BITS_PER_BYTE >= ATOM_INDEX_LIMIT_LOG2 + 1);
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#endif
proto = JS_InitClass(cx, obj, NULL, &js_ObjectClass, Object, 1,
object_props, object_methods, NULL, NULL);
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#if JS_HAS_OBJ_PROTO_PROP
if (!JS_InitClass(cx, obj, NULL, &js_WithClass, With, 0,
NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL)) {
return NULL;
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}
#endif
/* ECMA (15.1.2.1) says 'eval' is also a property of the global object. */
if (!OBJ_GET_PROPERTY(cx, proto, (jsid)cx->runtime->atomState.evalAtom,
&eval)) {
return NULL;
}
if (!OBJ_DEFINE_PROPERTY(cx, obj, (jsid)cx->runtime->atomState.evalAtom,
eval, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL)) {
return NULL;
}
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return proto;
}
void
js_InitObjectMap(JSObjectMap *map, jsrefcount nrefs, JSObjectOps *ops,
JSClass *clasp)
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{
map->nrefs = nrefs;
map->ops = ops;
map->nslots = 0;
map->freeslot = JSSLOT_FREE(clasp);
}
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JSObjectMap *
js_NewObjectMap(JSContext *cx, jsrefcount nrefs, JSObjectOps *ops,
JSClass *clasp, JSObject *obj)
{
return (JSObjectMap *) js_NewScope(cx, nrefs, ops, clasp, obj);
}
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void
js_DestroyObjectMap(JSContext *cx, JSObjectMap *map)
{
js_DestroyScope(cx, (JSScope *)map);
}
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JSObjectMap *
js_HoldObjectMap(JSContext *cx, JSObjectMap *map)
{
JS_ASSERT(map->nrefs >= 0);
All this r=mccabe, r=beard, and sr=jband -- many thanks to all who helped, especially to jband for his great stress-test setup and particularly helpful (in terms of reproducing bugs in draft patches) MP and laptop machines. - Radical(*) object (scope) locking optimization: don't lock if a scope is accessed on the context that exclusively owns it (initially, the context on which the scope was created). Once a scope becomes shared among more than one owner-context, give it the usual thin or fat lock, per existing jslock.c code. I did this at the memory cost of another word per JSScope, ownercx, which raised scope size from 12 to 13 words if !DEBUG. I also added a linked list head pointer, rt->scopeSharingTodo, and a scopeSharingDone condition variable to JSRuntime, and a scopeToShare pointer to JSContext that's necessary for deadlock avoidance. The rt->scopeSharingTodo list links JSScopes through the scope->u.link union arm, which overlays the pre-existing scope->count (now u.count) member. This list holds scopes still exclusively owned by a context, but wanted by js_LockScope calls active on other threads. Those calls wait on the rt->scopeSharingDone condition, which is notified every time an owner-context ends the request running on it, in which code active on that context may be using scope freely until end of request. The code that waits on rt->scopeSharingDone must first suspend any and all requests active on the calling context, and resume those contexts after the wait is notified. This means a GC could happen while the thread locking a scope owned by another thread's context blocks; all calls to JS_LOCK_OBJ must therefore first home fp->sp above any live operands, e.g. The interpreter takes care to do that already. To avoid AB-BA deadlocks, if a js_LockScope attempt on one context finds that the owner-context of the scope is already waiting on a scope owned by the current context (or indirectly depending on such a scope lock), the attempt converts the scope from lock-free exclusive ownership to shared ownership (thin or fat lock). - Fix js_SetupLocks and the js_LockGlobal/js_UnlockGlobal code to avoid divmod instruction costs, strength-reducing to bit-mask instructions. - The radical lock-free scope change required care in handling the 0=>1 and 1=>0 transitions of cx->requestDepth, which was till now thread-local because part of the JSContext not manipulated by other threads. It's still updated only by cx's thread, but it is read by other threads in the course of attempting to claim exclusive ownership of a scope for more lock-free JS object operations. - The JS_SuspendRequest and JS_ResumeRequest APIs have changed incompatibly to require their caller to save and restore the requestCount found when JS_SuspendRequest is called. This is necessary to avoid deadlock; sorry for the incompatible change. - Fixed various nits in jslock.[ch], including using Init/Finish rather than New/Destroy for the methods that take a JSThinLock and initialize and finish/free its members. Another example: JS_ATOMIC_ADDREF is now JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT and JS_ATOMIC_DECREMENT, so the two cases can be mapped to PR_AtomicIncrement and PR_AtomicDecrement. This entailed changing jsrefcount from jsword to int32 (PRInt32). - No need to use JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT on JSScopeProperty.nrefs, as it is always and everywhere protected by the property's JSScope.lock. - Cleaned up gratuitous casts in jscntxt.c by using &cx->links, etc. - The lock used for mutual exclusion around both request begin and end vs. GC synchronization is rt->gcLock, and this lock now also protects all scope->ownercx pointer changes from non-null (exclusive) to null (shared), the rt->scopeSharingTodo/scope->u.link list operations, and of course the rt->scopeSharingDone condition. But this means that js_GC cannot hold rt->gcLock across the bulk of its body, in particular the mark phase, during which JS_GetPrivate calls, e.g., may need to "promote" scope locks from lock-free to thin or fat, because doing so would double-trip. There never was any good reason to hold rt->gcLock so long, of course -- locks are for mutual exclusion, not for waiting or notifying a thread -- those operations require a condition, rt->gcDone, which we already use along with rt->gcLevel to keep racing GC attempts at bay. So now that rt->gcLock does not protect the mark phase, the enumeration of rt->gcRootsHash can race badly with JS_RemoveRootRT, an API that may legitimately be called outside of a request, without even a context. It turns out that people may be cheating on the request model even with JS_AddRoot, JS_AddNamedRoot, and JS_RemoveRoot calls, so we must make all of those interlock with the GC using gcLevel and gcDone, unless they are called on the gcThread. Also, since bug 49816 was fixed, there has been no need for a separate finalize phase, or for rt->gcFinalVec. Finalizers can no longer allocate newborn GC-things that might be swept (because unmarked), or double-trip on rt->gcLock (which is no longer held). So js_GC finalizes as it sweeps, just as it did in days of old. - I added comments to jslock.h making it plain that callers of JS_LOCK_OBJ and JS_UNLOCK_OBJ must either be implementations of js_ObjectOps hooks, or code reachable only from those hooks; or else must be predicated on OBJ_IS_NATIVE tests. It turns out jsinterp.c's CACHED_GET and CACHED_SET macros neglected to do such tests, limiting the ability of JS embeddings to implement JSObjectOps with their own non-JSScope JSObjectMap subclass. Fixed, small performance hit that the lock-free optimization should more than make up for. - jslock.c now gives a #error if you try to compile it on a platform that lacks a compare-and-swap instruction. The #error says to use NSPR locks. Before this change, some platforms would emulate compare-and-swap using a global PRLock, which is always worse in runtime than using per-scope PRLocks.
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JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT(&map->nrefs);
return map;
}
JSObjectMap *
js_DropObjectMap(JSContext *cx, JSObjectMap *map, JSObject *obj)
{
JS_ASSERT(map->nrefs > 0);
All this r=mccabe, r=beard, and sr=jband -- many thanks to all who helped, especially to jband for his great stress-test setup and particularly helpful (in terms of reproducing bugs in draft patches) MP and laptop machines. - Radical(*) object (scope) locking optimization: don't lock if a scope is accessed on the context that exclusively owns it (initially, the context on which the scope was created). Once a scope becomes shared among more than one owner-context, give it the usual thin or fat lock, per existing jslock.c code. I did this at the memory cost of another word per JSScope, ownercx, which raised scope size from 12 to 13 words if !DEBUG. I also added a linked list head pointer, rt->scopeSharingTodo, and a scopeSharingDone condition variable to JSRuntime, and a scopeToShare pointer to JSContext that's necessary for deadlock avoidance. The rt->scopeSharingTodo list links JSScopes through the scope->u.link union arm, which overlays the pre-existing scope->count (now u.count) member. This list holds scopes still exclusively owned by a context, but wanted by js_LockScope calls active on other threads. Those calls wait on the rt->scopeSharingDone condition, which is notified every time an owner-context ends the request running on it, in which code active on that context may be using scope freely until end of request. The code that waits on rt->scopeSharingDone must first suspend any and all requests active on the calling context, and resume those contexts after the wait is notified. This means a GC could happen while the thread locking a scope owned by another thread's context blocks; all calls to JS_LOCK_OBJ must therefore first home fp->sp above any live operands, e.g. The interpreter takes care to do that already. To avoid AB-BA deadlocks, if a js_LockScope attempt on one context finds that the owner-context of the scope is already waiting on a scope owned by the current context (or indirectly depending on such a scope lock), the attempt converts the scope from lock-free exclusive ownership to shared ownership (thin or fat lock). - Fix js_SetupLocks and the js_LockGlobal/js_UnlockGlobal code to avoid divmod instruction costs, strength-reducing to bit-mask instructions. - The radical lock-free scope change required care in handling the 0=>1 and 1=>0 transitions of cx->requestDepth, which was till now thread-local because part of the JSContext not manipulated by other threads. It's still updated only by cx's thread, but it is read by other threads in the course of attempting to claim exclusive ownership of a scope for more lock-free JS object operations. - The JS_SuspendRequest and JS_ResumeRequest APIs have changed incompatibly to require their caller to save and restore the requestCount found when JS_SuspendRequest is called. This is necessary to avoid deadlock; sorry for the incompatible change. - Fixed various nits in jslock.[ch], including using Init/Finish rather than New/Destroy for the methods that take a JSThinLock and initialize and finish/free its members. Another example: JS_ATOMIC_ADDREF is now JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT and JS_ATOMIC_DECREMENT, so the two cases can be mapped to PR_AtomicIncrement and PR_AtomicDecrement. This entailed changing jsrefcount from jsword to int32 (PRInt32). - No need to use JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT on JSScopeProperty.nrefs, as it is always and everywhere protected by the property's JSScope.lock. - Cleaned up gratuitous casts in jscntxt.c by using &cx->links, etc. - The lock used for mutual exclusion around both request begin and end vs. GC synchronization is rt->gcLock, and this lock now also protects all scope->ownercx pointer changes from non-null (exclusive) to null (shared), the rt->scopeSharingTodo/scope->u.link list operations, and of course the rt->scopeSharingDone condition. But this means that js_GC cannot hold rt->gcLock across the bulk of its body, in particular the mark phase, during which JS_GetPrivate calls, e.g., may need to "promote" scope locks from lock-free to thin or fat, because doing so would double-trip. There never was any good reason to hold rt->gcLock so long, of course -- locks are for mutual exclusion, not for waiting or notifying a thread -- those operations require a condition, rt->gcDone, which we already use along with rt->gcLevel to keep racing GC attempts at bay. So now that rt->gcLock does not protect the mark phase, the enumeration of rt->gcRootsHash can race badly with JS_RemoveRootRT, an API that may legitimately be called outside of a request, without even a context. It turns out that people may be cheating on the request model even with JS_AddRoot, JS_AddNamedRoot, and JS_RemoveRoot calls, so we must make all of those interlock with the GC using gcLevel and gcDone, unless they are called on the gcThread. Also, since bug 49816 was fixed, there has been no need for a separate finalize phase, or for rt->gcFinalVec. Finalizers can no longer allocate newborn GC-things that might be swept (because unmarked), or double-trip on rt->gcLock (which is no longer held). So js_GC finalizes as it sweeps, just as it did in days of old. - I added comments to jslock.h making it plain that callers of JS_LOCK_OBJ and JS_UNLOCK_OBJ must either be implementations of js_ObjectOps hooks, or code reachable only from those hooks; or else must be predicated on OBJ_IS_NATIVE tests. It turns out jsinterp.c's CACHED_GET and CACHED_SET macros neglected to do such tests, limiting the ability of JS embeddings to implement JSObjectOps with their own non-JSScope JSObjectMap subclass. Fixed, small performance hit that the lock-free optimization should more than make up for. - jslock.c now gives a #error if you try to compile it on a platform that lacks a compare-and-swap instruction. The #error says to use NSPR locks. Before this change, some platforms would emulate compare-and-swap using a global PRLock, which is always worse in runtime than using per-scope PRLocks.
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JS_ATOMIC_DECREMENT(&map->nrefs);
if (map->nrefs == 0) {
map->ops->destroyObjectMap(cx, map);
return NULL;
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}
if (MAP_IS_NATIVE(map) && ((JSScope *)map)->object == obj)
((JSScope *)map)->object = NULL;
return map;
}
JSObject *
js_NewObject(JSContext *cx, JSClass *clasp, JSObject *proto, JSObject *parent)
{
JSObject *obj, *ctor;
JSObjectOps *ops;
JSObjectMap *map;
jsval cval;
uint32 i;
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/* Allocate an object from the GC heap and zero it. */
obj = (JSObject *) js_AllocGCThing(cx, GCX_OBJECT);
if (!obj)
return NULL;
/* Bootstrap the ur-object, and make it the default prototype object. */
if (!proto) {
if (!js_GetClassPrototype(cx, clasp->name, &proto))
goto bad;
if (!proto && !js_GetClassPrototype(cx, js_ObjectClass.name, &proto))
goto bad;
}
/* Always call the class's getObjectOps hook if it has one. */
ops = clasp->getObjectOps
? clasp->getObjectOps(cx, clasp)
: &js_ObjectOps;
if (proto && (map = proto->map)->ops == ops) {
/* Default parent to the parent of the prototype's constructor. */
if (!parent) {
if (!OBJ_GET_PROPERTY(cx, proto,
(jsid)cx->runtime->atomState.constructorAtom,
&cval)) {
goto bad;
}
if (JSVAL_IS_OBJECT(cval) && (ctor = JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(cval)) != NULL)
parent = OBJ_GET_PARENT(cx, ctor);
}
/* Share the given prototype's map. */
obj->map = js_HoldObjectMap(cx, map);
} else {
/* Leave parent alone. Allocate a new map for obj. */
map = ops->newObjectMap(cx, 1, ops, clasp, obj);
if (!map)
goto bad;
if (map->nslots == 0)
map->nslots = JS_INITIAL_NSLOTS;
obj->map = map;
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}
/* Set the proto, parent, and class properties. */
obj->slots = (jsval *) JS_malloc(cx, JS_INITIAL_NSLOTS * sizeof(jsval));
if (!obj->slots)
goto bad;
obj->slots[JSSLOT_PROTO] = OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(proto);
obj->slots[JSSLOT_PARENT] = OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(parent);
obj->slots[JSSLOT_CLASS] = PRIVATE_TO_JSVAL(clasp);
for (i = JSSLOT_CLASS+1; i < JS_INITIAL_NSLOTS; i++)
obj->slots[i] = JSVAL_VOID;
if (cx->runtime->objectHook) {
cx->runtime->objectHook(cx, obj, JS_TRUE, cx->runtime->objectHookData);
}
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return obj;
bad:
cx->newborn[GCX_OBJECT] = NULL;
return NULL;
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}
static JSBool
FindConstructor(JSContext *cx, const char *name, jsval *vp)
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{
JSAtom *atom;
JSObject *obj, *tmp;
JSObject *pobj;
JSScopeProperty *sprop;
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atom = js_Atomize(cx, name, strlen(name), 0);
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if (!atom)
return JS_FALSE;
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if (cx->fp && (tmp = cx->fp->scopeChain) != NULL) {
/* Find the topmost object in the scope chain. */
do {
obj = tmp;
tmp = OBJ_GET_PARENT(cx, obj);
} while (tmp);
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} else {
obj = cx->globalObject;
if (!obj) {
*vp = JSVAL_VOID;
return JS_TRUE;
}
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}
if (!OBJ_LOOKUP_PROPERTY(cx, obj, (jsid)atom, &pobj, (JSProperty**)&sprop))
return JS_FALSE;
if (!sprop) {
*vp = JSVAL_VOID;
return JS_TRUE;
}
JS_ASSERT(OBJ_IS_NATIVE(pobj));
JS_ASSERT(SPROP_HAS_VALID_SLOT(sprop));
*vp = OBJ_GET_SLOT(cx, pobj, sprop->slot);
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, pobj, (JSProperty *)sprop);
return JS_TRUE;
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}
JSObject *
js_ConstructObject(JSContext *cx, JSClass *clasp, JSObject *proto,
JSObject *parent)
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{
jsval cval, rval;
JSObject *obj, *ctor;
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if (!FindConstructor(cx, clasp->name, &cval))
return NULL;
/*
* If proto or parent are NULL, set them to Constructor.prototype and/or
* Constructor.__parent__, just like JSOP_NEW does.
*/
ctor = JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(cval);
if (!parent)
parent = OBJ_GET_PARENT(cx, ctor);
if (!proto) {
if (!OBJ_GET_PROPERTY(cx, ctor,
(jsid)cx->runtime->atomState.classPrototypeAtom,
&rval)) {
return NULL;
}
if (JSVAL_IS_OBJECT(rval))
proto = JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(rval);
}
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obj = js_NewObject(cx, clasp, proto, parent);
if (!obj)
return NULL;
if (!js_InternalConstruct(cx, obj, cval, 0, NULL, &rval))
goto bad;
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return JSVAL_IS_OBJECT(rval) ? JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(rval) : obj;
bad:
cx->newborn[GCX_OBJECT] = NULL;
return NULL;
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}
void
js_FinalizeObject(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj)
{
JSObjectMap *map;
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/* Cope with stillborn objects that have no map. */
map = obj->map;
if (!map)
return;
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if (cx->runtime->objectHook) {
cx->runtime->objectHook(cx, obj, JS_FALSE, cx->runtime->objectHookData);
}
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#if JS_HAS_OBJ_WATCHPOINT
/* Remove all watchpoints with weak links to obj. */
JS_ClearWatchPointsForObject(cx, obj);
#endif
/* Finalize obj first, in case it needs map and slots. */
OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, obj)->finalize(cx, obj);
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/* Drop map and free slots. */
js_DropObjectMap(cx, map, obj);
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obj->map = NULL;
JS_free(cx, obj->slots);
obj->slots = NULL;
}
JSBool
js_AllocSlot(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uint32 *slotp)
{
JSObjectMap *map;
uint32 nslots;
size_t nbytes;
jsval *newslots;
map = obj->map;
nslots = map->nslots;
if (map->freeslot >= nslots) {
nslots = JS_MAX(map->freeslot, nslots);
if (nslots < JS_INITIAL_NSLOTS)
nslots = JS_INITIAL_NSLOTS;
else
nslots += (nslots + 1) / 2;
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nbytes = (size_t)nslots * sizeof(jsval);
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#if defined(XP_PC) && defined _MSC_VER && _MSC_VER <= 800
if (nbytes > 60000U) {
JS_ReportOutOfMemory(cx);
return JS_FALSE;
}
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#endif
if (obj->slots) {
newslots = (jsval *) JS_realloc(cx, obj->slots, nbytes);
} else {
/* obj must be newborn and unshared at this point. */
newslots = (jsval *) JS_malloc(cx, nbytes);
}
if (!newslots)
return JS_FALSE;
obj->slots = newslots;
map->nslots = nslots;
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}
#ifdef TOO_MUCH_GC
obj->slots[map->freeslot] = JSVAL_VOID;
#endif
*slotp = map->freeslot++;
return JS_TRUE;
}
void
js_FreeSlot(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uint32 slot)
{
JSObjectMap *map;
uint32 nslots;
size_t nbytes;
jsval *newslots;
OBJ_CHECK_SLOT(obj, slot);
obj->slots[slot] = JSVAL_VOID;
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map = obj->map;
if (map->freeslot == slot + 1)
map->freeslot = slot;
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nslots = map->nslots;
if (nslots > JS_INITIAL_NSLOTS && map->freeslot < nslots / 2) {
nslots = map->freeslot;
nslots += nslots / 2;
nbytes = (size_t)nslots * sizeof(jsval);
newslots = (jsval *) JS_realloc(cx, obj->slots, nbytes);
if (!newslots)
return;
obj->slots = newslots;
map->nslots = nslots;
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}
}
#if JS_BUG_EMPTY_INDEX_ZERO
#define CHECK_FOR_EMPTY_INDEX(id) \
JS_BEGIN_MACRO \
if (_str->length == 0) \
id = JSVAL_ZERO; \
JS_END_MACRO
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#else
#define CHECK_FOR_EMPTY_INDEX(id) /* nothing */
#endif
/* JSVAL_INT_MAX as a string */
#define JSVAL_INT_MAX_STRING "1073741823"
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#define CHECK_FOR_FUNNY_INDEX(id) \
JS_BEGIN_MACRO \
if (!JSVAL_IS_INT(id)) { \
JSAtom *_atom = (JSAtom *)id; \
JSString *_str = ATOM_TO_STRING(_atom); \
const jschar *_cp = _str->chars; \
JSBool _negative = (*_cp == '-'); \
if (_negative) _cp++; \
if (JS7_ISDEC(*_cp) && \
_str->length - _negative <= sizeof(JSVAL_INT_MAX_STRING) - 1) \
{ \
jsuint _index = JS7_UNDEC(*_cp++); \
jsuint _oldIndex = 0; \
jsuint _c = 0; \
if (_index != 0) { \
while (JS7_ISDEC(*_cp)) { \
_oldIndex = _index; \
_c = JS7_UNDEC(*_cp); \
_index = 10 * _index + _c; \
_cp++; \
} \
} \
if (*_cp == 0 && \
(_oldIndex < (JSVAL_INT_MAX / 10) || \
(_oldIndex == (JSVAL_INT_MAX / 10) && \
_c <= (JSVAL_INT_MAX % 10)))) { \
if (_negative) _index = 0 - _index; \
id = INT_TO_JSVAL((jsint)_index); \
} \
} else { \
CHECK_FOR_EMPTY_INDEX(id); \
} \
} \
JS_END_MACRO
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JSBool
js_DefineProperty(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, jsval value,
JSPropertyOp getter, JSPropertyOp setter, uintN attrs,
JSProperty **propp)
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{
JSClass *clasp;
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JSScope *scope;
JSScopeProperty *sprop;
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/*
* Handle old bug that took empty string as zero index. Also convert
* string indices to integers if appropriate.
*/
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CHECK_FOR_FUNNY_INDEX(id);
/* Lock if object locking is required by this implementation. */
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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#if JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER
/*
* If defining a getter or setter, we must check for its counterpart and
* update the attributes and property ops. A getter or setter is really
* only half of a property.
*/
if (attrs & (JSPROP_GETTER | JSPROP_SETTER)) {
JSObject *pobj;
if (!js_LookupProperty(cx, obj, id, &pobj, (JSProperty **)&sprop))
goto bad;
if (sprop &&
pobj == obj &&
(sprop->attrs & (JSPROP_GETTER | JSPROP_SETTER))) {
sprop->attrs |= attrs;
if (attrs & JSPROP_GETTER)
SPROP_GETTER(sprop, pobj) = getter;
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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else
SPROP_SETTER(sprop, pobj) = setter;
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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if (propp)
*propp = (JSProperty *) sprop;
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
else {
/* Release sprop and the lock acquired by js_LookupProperty. */
js_DropProperty(cx, obj, (JSProperty *)sprop);
}
#endif
/* Release our lock on obj, in which js_LookupProperty's nested. */
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
return JS_TRUE;
}
if (sprop) {
/* NB: call OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY, as pobj might not be native. */
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, pobj, (JSProperty *)sprop);
}
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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}
#endif /* JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER */
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/* Use the object's class getter and setter by default. */
clasp = LOCKED_OBJ_GET_CLASS(obj);
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if (!getter)
getter = clasp->getProperty;
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if (!setter)
setter = clasp->setProperty;
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/* Find a sharable scope, or get a new one for obj. */
scope = js_MutateScope(cx, obj, id, getter, setter, attrs, &sprop);
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if (!scope)
goto bad;
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/* Add the property only if MutateScope didn't find a shared scope. */
if (!sprop) {
if (clasp->flags & JSCLASS_SHARE_ALL_PROPERTIES)
attrs |= JSPROP_SHARED;
sprop = js_NewScopeProperty(cx, scope, id, getter, setter, attrs);
if (!sprop)
goto bad;
/* XXXbe called with lock held */
if (!clasp->addProperty(cx, obj, sprop->id, &value) ||
!scope->ops->add(cx, scope, id, sprop)) {
js_DestroyScopeProperty(cx, scope, sprop);
goto bad;
}
PROPERTY_CACHE_FILL(cx, &cx->runtime->propertyCache, obj, id,
(JSProperty *)sprop);
}
if (SPROP_HAS_VALID_SLOT(sprop))
LOCKED_OBJ_SET_SLOT(obj, sprop->slot, value);
if (propp) {
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
js_HoldScopeProperty(cx, scope, sprop);
#endif
*propp = (JSProperty *) sprop;
} else {
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
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}
return JS_TRUE;
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bad:
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
return JS_FALSE;
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}
#if defined JS_THREADSAFE && defined DEBUG
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JS_FRIEND_API(JSBool)
_js_LookupProperty(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, JSObject **objp,
JSProperty **propp, const char *file, uintN line)
#else
JS_FRIEND_API(JSBool)
js_LookupProperty(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, JSObject **objp,
JSProperty **propp)
#endif
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{
JSHashNumber hash;
JSScope *scope;
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JSSymbol *sym;
JSClass *clasp;
JSResolveOp resolve;
JSNewResolveOp newresolve;
uintN flags;
uint32 format;
JSObject *obj2, *proto;
JSScopeProperty *sprop;
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/*
* Handle old bug that took empty string as zero index. Also convert
* string indices to integers if appropriate.
*/
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CHECK_FOR_FUNNY_INDEX(id);
/* Search scopes starting with obj and following the prototype link. */
hash = js_HashValue(id);
for (;;) {
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
SET_OBJ_INFO(obj, file, line);
scope = OBJ_SCOPE(obj);
if (scope->object == obj) {
sym = scope->ops->lookup(cx, scope, id, hash);
} else {
/* Shared prototype scope: try resolve before lookup. */
sym = NULL;
}
if (!sym) {
clasp = LOCKED_OBJ_GET_CLASS(obj);
resolve = clasp->resolve;
if (resolve != JS_ResolveStub) {
if (clasp->flags & JSCLASS_NEW_RESOLVE) {
newresolve = (JSNewResolveOp)resolve;
flags = 0;
if (cx->fp && cx->fp->pc) {
format = js_CodeSpec[*cx->fp->pc].format;
if ((format & JOF_MODEMASK) != JOF_NAME)
flags |= JSRESOLVE_QUALIFIED;
if (format & JOF_SET)
flags |= JSRESOLVE_ASSIGNING;
}
obj2 = NULL;
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
if (!newresolve(cx, obj, js_IdToValue(id), flags, &obj2))
return JS_FALSE;
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
SET_OBJ_INFO(obj, file, line);
if (obj2) {
scope = OBJ_SCOPE(obj2);
if (MAP_IS_NATIVE(&scope->map))
sym = scope->ops->lookup(cx, scope, id, hash);
}
} else {
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
if (!resolve(cx, obj, js_IdToValue(id)))
return JS_FALSE;
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
SET_OBJ_INFO(obj, file, line);
scope = OBJ_SCOPE(obj);
if (MAP_IS_NATIVE(&scope->map))
sym = scope->ops->lookup(cx, scope, id, hash);
}
}
}
if (sym && (sprop = sym_property(sym)) != NULL) {
JS_ASSERT(OBJ_SCOPE(obj) == scope);
*objp = scope->object; /* XXXbe hide in jsscope.[ch] */
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
js_HoldScopeProperty(cx, scope, sprop);
#endif
*propp = (JSProperty *) sprop;
return JS_TRUE;
}
proto = LOCKED_OBJ_GET_PROTO(obj);
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
if (!proto)
break;
if (!OBJ_IS_NATIVE(proto))
return OBJ_LOOKUP_PROPERTY(cx, proto, id, objp, propp);
obj = proto;
}
*objp = NULL;
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*propp = NULL;
return JS_TRUE;
}
JS_FRIEND_API(JSBool)
js_FindProperty(JSContext *cx, jsid id, JSObject **objp, JSObject **pobjp,
JSProperty **propp)
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{
JSRuntime *rt;
JSObject *obj, *pobj, *lastobj;
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JSProperty *prop;
rt = cx->runtime;
obj = cx->fp->scopeChain;
do {
/* Try the property cache and return immediately on cache hit. */
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
PROPERTY_CACHE_TEST(&rt->propertyCache, obj, id, prop);
if (prop) {
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
JS_ASSERT(OBJ_IS_NATIVE(obj));
((JSScopeProperty *)prop)->nrefs++;
#endif
*objp = obj;
*pobjp = obj;
*propp = prop;
return JS_TRUE;
}
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
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/* If cache miss, take the slow path. */
if (!OBJ_LOOKUP_PROPERTY(cx, obj, id, &pobj, &prop))
return JS_FALSE;
if (prop) {
PROPERTY_CACHE_FILL(cx, &rt->propertyCache, pobj, id, prop);
*objp = obj;
*pobjp = pobj;
*propp = prop;
return JS_TRUE;
}
lastobj = obj;
} while ((obj = OBJ_GET_PARENT(cx, obj)) != NULL);
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*objp = lastobj;
*pobjp = NULL;
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*propp = NULL;
return JS_TRUE;
}
JSBool
js_FindVariable(JSContext *cx, jsid id, JSObject **objp, JSObject **pobjp,
JSProperty **propp)
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{
JSObject *obj;
JSProperty *prop;
/*
* First look for id's property along the "with" statement and the
* statically-linked scope chains.
*/
if (!js_FindProperty(cx, id, objp, pobjp, propp))
return JS_FALSE;
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if (*propp)
return JS_TRUE;
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/*
* Use the top-level scope from the scope chain, which won't end in the
* same scope as cx->globalObject for cross-context function calls.
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*/
obj = *objp;
JS_ASSERT(obj);
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/*
* Make a top-level variable.
*/
if (JS_HAS_STRICT_OPTION(cx)) {
JSString *str = JSVAL_TO_STRING(js_IdToValue(id));
if (!JS_ReportErrorFlagsAndNumber(cx,
JSREPORT_WARNING | JSREPORT_STRICT,
js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_UNDECLARED_VAR,
JS_GetStringBytes(str))) {
return JS_FALSE;
}
}
if (!OBJ_DEFINE_PROPERTY(cx, obj, id, JSVAL_VOID, NULL, NULL,
JSPROP_ENUMERATE, &prop)) {
return JS_FALSE;
}
*pobjp = obj;
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*propp = prop;
return JS_TRUE;
}
JSBool
js_GetProperty(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, jsval *vp)
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{
JSObject *obj2;
JSScopeProperty *sprop;
JSScope *scope;
uint32 slot;
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if (!js_LookupProperty(cx, obj, id, &obj2, (JSProperty **)&sprop))
return JS_FALSE;
if (!sprop) {
jsval default_val;
/*
* Handle old bug that took empty string as zero index. Also convert
* string indices to integers if appropriate.
*/
CHECK_FOR_FUNNY_INDEX(id);
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#if JS_BUG_NULL_INDEX_PROPS
/* Indexed properties defaulted to null in old versions. */
default_val = (JSVAL_IS_INT(id) && JSVAL_TO_INT(id) >= 0)
? JSVAL_NULL
: JSVAL_VOID;
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#else
default_val = JSVAL_VOID;
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#endif
*vp = default_val;
if (!OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, obj)->getProperty(cx, obj, js_IdToValue(id), vp))
return JS_FALSE;
/*
* Give a strict warning if foo.bar is evaluated by a script for an
* object foo with no property named 'bar'.
*/
if (JS_HAS_STRICT_OPTION(cx) &&
*vp == default_val &&
cx->fp && cx->fp->pc &&
(*cx->fp->pc == JSOP_GETPROP || *cx->fp->pc == JSOP_GETELEM))
{
jsbytecode *pc, *endpc;
JSString *str;
/* Kludge to allow (typeof foo == "undefined") tests. */
JS_ASSERT(cx->fp->script);
pc = cx->fp->pc;
pc += js_CodeSpec[*pc].length;
endpc = cx->fp->script->code + cx->fp->script->length;
while (pc < endpc) {
if (*pc == JSOP_TYPEOF)
return JS_TRUE;
if (*pc != JSOP_GROUP)
break;
pc++;
}
/* Ok, bad undefined property reference: whine about it. */
str = js_DecompileValueGenerator(cx, JS_FALSE, js_IdToValue(id),
NULL);
if (!str ||
!JS_ReportErrorFlagsAndNumber(cx,
JSREPORT_WARNING|JSREPORT_STRICT,
js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_UNDEFINED_PROP,
JS_GetStringBytes(str))) {
return JS_FALSE;
}
}
return JS_TRUE;
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}
if (!OBJ_IS_NATIVE(obj2)) {
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, obj2, (JSProperty *)sprop);
return OBJ_GET_PROPERTY(cx, obj2, id, vp);
}
/* Unlock obj2 before calling getter, relock after to avoid deadlock. */
scope = OBJ_SCOPE(obj2);
slot = sprop->slot;
*vp = (slot != SPROP_INVALID_SLOT)
? LOCKED_OBJ_GET_SLOT(obj2, slot)
: JSVAL_VOID;
#ifndef JS_THREADSAFE
All this r=mccabe, r=beard, and sr=jband -- many thanks to all who helped, especially to jband for his great stress-test setup and particularly helpful (in terms of reproducing bugs in draft patches) MP and laptop machines. - Radical(*) object (scope) locking optimization: don't lock if a scope is accessed on the context that exclusively owns it (initially, the context on which the scope was created). Once a scope becomes shared among more than one owner-context, give it the usual thin or fat lock, per existing jslock.c code. I did this at the memory cost of another word per JSScope, ownercx, which raised scope size from 12 to 13 words if !DEBUG. I also added a linked list head pointer, rt->scopeSharingTodo, and a scopeSharingDone condition variable to JSRuntime, and a scopeToShare pointer to JSContext that's necessary for deadlock avoidance. The rt->scopeSharingTodo list links JSScopes through the scope->u.link union arm, which overlays the pre-existing scope->count (now u.count) member. This list holds scopes still exclusively owned by a context, but wanted by js_LockScope calls active on other threads. Those calls wait on the rt->scopeSharingDone condition, which is notified every time an owner-context ends the request running on it, in which code active on that context may be using scope freely until end of request. The code that waits on rt->scopeSharingDone must first suspend any and all requests active on the calling context, and resume those contexts after the wait is notified. This means a GC could happen while the thread locking a scope owned by another thread's context blocks; all calls to JS_LOCK_OBJ must therefore first home fp->sp above any live operands, e.g. The interpreter takes care to do that already. To avoid AB-BA deadlocks, if a js_LockScope attempt on one context finds that the owner-context of the scope is already waiting on a scope owned by the current context (or indirectly depending on such a scope lock), the attempt converts the scope from lock-free exclusive ownership to shared ownership (thin or fat lock). - Fix js_SetupLocks and the js_LockGlobal/js_UnlockGlobal code to avoid divmod instruction costs, strength-reducing to bit-mask instructions. - The radical lock-free scope change required care in handling the 0=>1 and 1=>0 transitions of cx->requestDepth, which was till now thread-local because part of the JSContext not manipulated by other threads. It's still updated only by cx's thread, but it is read by other threads in the course of attempting to claim exclusive ownership of a scope for more lock-free JS object operations. - The JS_SuspendRequest and JS_ResumeRequest APIs have changed incompatibly to require their caller to save and restore the requestCount found when JS_SuspendRequest is called. This is necessary to avoid deadlock; sorry for the incompatible change. - Fixed various nits in jslock.[ch], including using Init/Finish rather than New/Destroy for the methods that take a JSThinLock and initialize and finish/free its members. Another example: JS_ATOMIC_ADDREF is now JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT and JS_ATOMIC_DECREMENT, so the two cases can be mapped to PR_AtomicIncrement and PR_AtomicDecrement. This entailed changing jsrefcount from jsword to int32 (PRInt32). - No need to use JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT on JSScopeProperty.nrefs, as it is always and everywhere protected by the property's JSScope.lock. - Cleaned up gratuitous casts in jscntxt.c by using &cx->links, etc. - The lock used for mutual exclusion around both request begin and end vs. GC synchronization is rt->gcLock, and this lock now also protects all scope->ownercx pointer changes from non-null (exclusive) to null (shared), the rt->scopeSharingTodo/scope->u.link list operations, and of course the rt->scopeSharingDone condition. But this means that js_GC cannot hold rt->gcLock across the bulk of its body, in particular the mark phase, during which JS_GetPrivate calls, e.g., may need to "promote" scope locks from lock-free to thin or fat, because doing so would double-trip. There never was any good reason to hold rt->gcLock so long, of course -- locks are for mutual exclusion, not for waiting or notifying a thread -- those operations require a condition, rt->gcDone, which we already use along with rt->gcLevel to keep racing GC attempts at bay. So now that rt->gcLock does not protect the mark phase, the enumeration of rt->gcRootsHash can race badly with JS_RemoveRootRT, an API that may legitimately be called outside of a request, without even a context. It turns out that people may be cheating on the request model even with JS_AddRoot, JS_AddNamedRoot, and JS_RemoveRoot calls, so we must make all of those interlock with the GC using gcLevel and gcDone, unless they are called on the gcThread. Also, since bug 49816 was fixed, there has been no need for a separate finalize phase, or for rt->gcFinalVec. Finalizers can no longer allocate newborn GC-things that might be swept (because unmarked), or double-trip on rt->gcLock (which is no longer held). So js_GC finalizes as it sweeps, just as it did in days of old. - I added comments to jslock.h making it plain that callers of JS_LOCK_OBJ and JS_UNLOCK_OBJ must either be implementations of js_ObjectOps hooks, or code reachable only from those hooks; or else must be predicated on OBJ_IS_NATIVE tests. It turns out jsinterp.c's CACHED_GET and CACHED_SET macros neglected to do such tests, limiting the ability of JS embeddings to implement JSObjectOps with their own non-JSScope JSObjectMap subclass. Fixed, small performance hit that the lock-free optimization should more than make up for. - jslock.c now gives a #error if you try to compile it on a platform that lacks a compare-and-swap instruction. The #error says to use NSPR locks. Before this change, some platforms would emulate compare-and-swap using a global PRLock, which is always worse in runtime than using per-scope PRLocks.
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sprop->nrefs++;
#endif
JS_UNLOCK_SCOPE(cx, scope);
if (!SPROP_GET(cx, sprop, obj, obj2, vp)) {
JS_LOCK_OBJ_VOID(cx, obj2, js_DropScopeProperty(cx, scope, sprop));
return JS_FALSE;
}
JS_LOCK_SCOPE(cx, scope);
sprop = js_DropScopeProperty(cx, scope, sprop);
if (sprop && SPROP_HAS_VALID_SLOT(sprop)) {
LOCKED_OBJ_SET_SLOT(obj2, slot, *vp);
PROPERTY_CACHE_FILL(cx, &cx->runtime->propertyCache, obj2, id,
(JSProperty *)sprop);
}
JS_UNLOCK_SCOPE(cx, scope);
return JS_TRUE;
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}
JSBool
js_SetProperty(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, jsval *vp)
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{
JSRuntime *rt;
JSClass *clasp;
JSScope *scope;
JSHashNumber hash;
JSSymbol *sym, *protosym;
JSScopeProperty *sprop;
jsval userid;
JSObject *proto, *tmp;
JSPropertyOp getter, setter;
uintN attrs;
JSBool ok;
jsval pval;
uint32 slot;
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JSString *str;
/*
* Handle old bug that took empty string as zero index. Also convert
* string indices to integers if appropriate.
*/
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CHECK_FOR_FUNNY_INDEX(id);
rt = cx->runtime;
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
clasp = LOCKED_OBJ_GET_CLASS(obj);
scope = OBJ_SCOPE(obj);
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hash = js_HashValue(id);
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sym = scope->ops->lookup(cx, scope, id, hash);
if (sym) {
sprop = sym_property(sym);
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#if JS_HAS_OBJ_WATCHPOINT
if (!sprop && scope->object == obj) {
uint32 nslots;
jsval *slots;
/*
* Deleted property place-holder, could have a watchpoint that
* holds the deleted-but-watched property. If so, slots may have
* shrunk, or at least freeslot may have shrunk due to the delete
* operation destroying the property.
*/
sprop = js_FindWatchPoint(rt, obj, js_IdToValue(id));
if (sprop &&
(slot = sprop->slot) != SPROP_INVALID_SLOT &&
slot >= scope->map.freeslot) {
if (slot >= scope->map.nslots) {
nslots = slot + slot / 2;
slots = (jsval *)
JS_realloc(cx, obj->slots, nslots * sizeof(jsval));
if (!slots) {
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
return JS_FALSE;
}
scope->map.nslots = nslots;
obj->slots = slots;
}
scope->map.freeslot = slot + 1;
}
}
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#endif
} else {
sprop = NULL;
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}
if (!sprop || (proto = scope->object) != obj) {
/* Find a prototype property with the same id. */
if (sprop) {
/* Already found, check for a readonly prototype property. */
attrs = sprop->attrs;
if (attrs & JSPROP_READONLY)
goto read_only;
/* Don't clone a setter or shared prototype property. */
if (attrs & (JSPROP_SETTER | JSPROP_SHARED)) {
All this r=mccabe, r=beard, and sr=jband -- many thanks to all who helped, especially to jband for his great stress-test setup and particularly helpful (in terms of reproducing bugs in draft patches) MP and laptop machines. - Radical(*) object (scope) locking optimization: don't lock if a scope is accessed on the context that exclusively owns it (initially, the context on which the scope was created). Once a scope becomes shared among more than one owner-context, give it the usual thin or fat lock, per existing jslock.c code. I did this at the memory cost of another word per JSScope, ownercx, which raised scope size from 12 to 13 words if !DEBUG. I also added a linked list head pointer, rt->scopeSharingTodo, and a scopeSharingDone condition variable to JSRuntime, and a scopeToShare pointer to JSContext that's necessary for deadlock avoidance. The rt->scopeSharingTodo list links JSScopes through the scope->u.link union arm, which overlays the pre-existing scope->count (now u.count) member. This list holds scopes still exclusively owned by a context, but wanted by js_LockScope calls active on other threads. Those calls wait on the rt->scopeSharingDone condition, which is notified every time an owner-context ends the request running on it, in which code active on that context may be using scope freely until end of request. The code that waits on rt->scopeSharingDone must first suspend any and all requests active on the calling context, and resume those contexts after the wait is notified. This means a GC could happen while the thread locking a scope owned by another thread's context blocks; all calls to JS_LOCK_OBJ must therefore first home fp->sp above any live operands, e.g. The interpreter takes care to do that already. To avoid AB-BA deadlocks, if a js_LockScope attempt on one context finds that the owner-context of the scope is already waiting on a scope owned by the current context (or indirectly depending on such a scope lock), the attempt converts the scope from lock-free exclusive ownership to shared ownership (thin or fat lock). - Fix js_SetupLocks and the js_LockGlobal/js_UnlockGlobal code to avoid divmod instruction costs, strength-reducing to bit-mask instructions. - The radical lock-free scope change required care in handling the 0=>1 and 1=>0 transitions of cx->requestDepth, which was till now thread-local because part of the JSContext not manipulated by other threads. It's still updated only by cx's thread, but it is read by other threads in the course of attempting to claim exclusive ownership of a scope for more lock-free JS object operations. - The JS_SuspendRequest and JS_ResumeRequest APIs have changed incompatibly to require their caller to save and restore the requestCount found when JS_SuspendRequest is called. This is necessary to avoid deadlock; sorry for the incompatible change. - Fixed various nits in jslock.[ch], including using Init/Finish rather than New/Destroy for the methods that take a JSThinLock and initialize and finish/free its members. Another example: JS_ATOMIC_ADDREF is now JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT and JS_ATOMIC_DECREMENT, so the two cases can be mapped to PR_AtomicIncrement and PR_AtomicDecrement. This entailed changing jsrefcount from jsword to int32 (PRInt32). - No need to use JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT on JSScopeProperty.nrefs, as it is always and everywhere protected by the property's JSScope.lock. - Cleaned up gratuitous casts in jscntxt.c by using &cx->links, etc. - The lock used for mutual exclusion around both request begin and end vs. GC synchronization is rt->gcLock, and this lock now also protects all scope->ownercx pointer changes from non-null (exclusive) to null (shared), the rt->scopeSharingTodo/scope->u.link list operations, and of course the rt->scopeSharingDone condition. But this means that js_GC cannot hold rt->gcLock across the bulk of its body, in particular the mark phase, during which JS_GetPrivate calls, e.g., may need to "promote" scope locks from lock-free to thin or fat, because doing so would double-trip. There never was any good reason to hold rt->gcLock so long, of course -- locks are for mutual exclusion, not for waiting or notifying a thread -- those operations require a condition, rt->gcDone, which we already use along with rt->gcLevel to keep racing GC attempts at bay. So now that rt->gcLock does not protect the mark phase, the enumeration of rt->gcRootsHash can race badly with JS_RemoveRootRT, an API that may legitimately be called outside of a request, without even a context. It turns out that people may be cheating on the request model even with JS_AddRoot, JS_AddNamedRoot, and JS_RemoveRoot calls, so we must make all of those interlock with the GC using gcLevel and gcDone, unless they are called on the gcThread. Also, since bug 49816 was fixed, there has been no need for a separate finalize phase, or for rt->gcFinalVec. Finalizers can no longer allocate newborn GC-things that might be swept (because unmarked), or double-trip on rt->gcLock (which is no longer held). So js_GC finalizes as it sweeps, just as it did in days of old. - I added comments to jslock.h making it plain that callers of JS_LOCK_OBJ and JS_UNLOCK_OBJ must either be implementations of js_ObjectOps hooks, or code reachable only from those hooks; or else must be predicated on OBJ_IS_NATIVE tests. It turns out jsinterp.c's CACHED_GET and CACHED_SET macros neglected to do such tests, limiting the ability of JS embeddings to implement JSObjectOps with their own non-JSScope JSObjectMap subclass. Fixed, small performance hit that the lock-free optimization should more than make up for. - jslock.c now gives a #error if you try to compile it on a platform that lacks a compare-and-swap instruction. The #error says to use NSPR locks. Before this change, some platforms would emulate compare-and-swap using a global PRLock, which is always worse in runtime than using per-scope PRLocks.
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sprop->nrefs++;
JS_UNLOCK_SCOPE(cx, scope);
ok = SPROP_SET(cx, sprop, obj, obj, vp);
JS_LOCK_OBJ_VOID(cx, proto,
js_DropScopeProperty(cx, scope, sprop));
return ok;
}
/* XXXbe ECMA violation: inherit attrs, etc. */
userid = sprop->id;
getter = SPROP_GETTER_SCOPE(sprop, scope);
setter = SPROP_SETTER_SCOPE(sprop, scope);
sym = NULL;
} else {
/* Not found via a shared scope: we must follow the proto chain. */
proto = LOCKED_OBJ_GET_PROTO(obj);
sprop = NULL;
attrs = JSPROP_ENUMERATE;
userid = JSVAL_NULL;
getter = clasp->getProperty;
setter = clasp->setProperty;
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
while (proto) {
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, proto);
if (OBJ_IS_NATIVE(proto)) {
scope = OBJ_SCOPE(proto);
protosym = scope->ops->lookup(cx, scope, id, hash);
if (protosym) {
sprop = sym_property(protosym);
if (sprop) {
/*
* Repeat the readonly and setter/shared code here.
* It's tricky to fuse with the code above because
* we must hold proto's scope-lock while loading
* from sprop, and finally release that lock and
* reacquire obj's scope-lock in this case (where
* obj and proto are not sharing a scope).
*/
attrs = sprop->attrs;
if (attrs & JSPROP_READONLY) {
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, proto);
goto unlocked_read_only;
}
if (attrs & (JSPROP_SETTER | JSPROP_SHARED)) {
All this r=mccabe, r=beard, and sr=jband -- many thanks to all who helped, especially to jband for his great stress-test setup and particularly helpful (in terms of reproducing bugs in draft patches) MP and laptop machines. - Radical(*) object (scope) locking optimization: don't lock if a scope is accessed on the context that exclusively owns it (initially, the context on which the scope was created). Once a scope becomes shared among more than one owner-context, give it the usual thin or fat lock, per existing jslock.c code. I did this at the memory cost of another word per JSScope, ownercx, which raised scope size from 12 to 13 words if !DEBUG. I also added a linked list head pointer, rt->scopeSharingTodo, and a scopeSharingDone condition variable to JSRuntime, and a scopeToShare pointer to JSContext that's necessary for deadlock avoidance. The rt->scopeSharingTodo list links JSScopes through the scope->u.link union arm, which overlays the pre-existing scope->count (now u.count) member. This list holds scopes still exclusively owned by a context, but wanted by js_LockScope calls active on other threads. Those calls wait on the rt->scopeSharingDone condition, which is notified every time an owner-context ends the request running on it, in which code active on that context may be using scope freely until end of request. The code that waits on rt->scopeSharingDone must first suspend any and all requests active on the calling context, and resume those contexts after the wait is notified. This means a GC could happen while the thread locking a scope owned by another thread's context blocks; all calls to JS_LOCK_OBJ must therefore first home fp->sp above any live operands, e.g. The interpreter takes care to do that already. To avoid AB-BA deadlocks, if a js_LockScope attempt on one context finds that the owner-context of the scope is already waiting on a scope owned by the current context (or indirectly depending on such a scope lock), the attempt converts the scope from lock-free exclusive ownership to shared ownership (thin or fat lock). - Fix js_SetupLocks and the js_LockGlobal/js_UnlockGlobal code to avoid divmod instruction costs, strength-reducing to bit-mask instructions. - The radical lock-free scope change required care in handling the 0=>1 and 1=>0 transitions of cx->requestDepth, which was till now thread-local because part of the JSContext not manipulated by other threads. It's still updated only by cx's thread, but it is read by other threads in the course of attempting to claim exclusive ownership of a scope for more lock-free JS object operations. - The JS_SuspendRequest and JS_ResumeRequest APIs have changed incompatibly to require their caller to save and restore the requestCount found when JS_SuspendRequest is called. This is necessary to avoid deadlock; sorry for the incompatible change. - Fixed various nits in jslock.[ch], including using Init/Finish rather than New/Destroy for the methods that take a JSThinLock and initialize and finish/free its members. Another example: JS_ATOMIC_ADDREF is now JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT and JS_ATOMIC_DECREMENT, so the two cases can be mapped to PR_AtomicIncrement and PR_AtomicDecrement. This entailed changing jsrefcount from jsword to int32 (PRInt32). - No need to use JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT on JSScopeProperty.nrefs, as it is always and everywhere protected by the property's JSScope.lock. - Cleaned up gratuitous casts in jscntxt.c by using &cx->links, etc. - The lock used for mutual exclusion around both request begin and end vs. GC synchronization is rt->gcLock, and this lock now also protects all scope->ownercx pointer changes from non-null (exclusive) to null (shared), the rt->scopeSharingTodo/scope->u.link list operations, and of course the rt->scopeSharingDone condition. But this means that js_GC cannot hold rt->gcLock across the bulk of its body, in particular the mark phase, during which JS_GetPrivate calls, e.g., may need to "promote" scope locks from lock-free to thin or fat, because doing so would double-trip. There never was any good reason to hold rt->gcLock so long, of course -- locks are for mutual exclusion, not for waiting or notifying a thread -- those operations require a condition, rt->gcDone, which we already use along with rt->gcLevel to keep racing GC attempts at bay. So now that rt->gcLock does not protect the mark phase, the enumeration of rt->gcRootsHash can race badly with JS_RemoveRootRT, an API that may legitimately be called outside of a request, without even a context. It turns out that people may be cheating on the request model even with JS_AddRoot, JS_AddNamedRoot, and JS_RemoveRoot calls, so we must make all of those interlock with the GC using gcLevel and gcDone, unless they are called on the gcThread. Also, since bug 49816 was fixed, there has been no need for a separate finalize phase, or for rt->gcFinalVec. Finalizers can no longer allocate newborn GC-things that might be swept (because unmarked), or double-trip on rt->gcLock (which is no longer held). So js_GC finalizes as it sweeps, just as it did in days of old. - I added comments to jslock.h making it plain that callers of JS_LOCK_OBJ and JS_UNLOCK_OBJ must either be implementations of js_ObjectOps hooks, or code reachable only from those hooks; or else must be predicated on OBJ_IS_NATIVE tests. It turns out jsinterp.c's CACHED_GET and CACHED_SET macros neglected to do such tests, limiting the ability of JS embeddings to implement JSObjectOps with their own non-JSScope JSObjectMap subclass. Fixed, small performance hit that the lock-free optimization should more than make up for. - jslock.c now gives a #error if you try to compile it on a platform that lacks a compare-and-swap instruction. The #error says to use NSPR locks. Before this change, some platforms would emulate compare-and-swap using a global PRLock, which is always worse in runtime than using per-scope PRLocks.
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sprop->nrefs++;
JS_UNLOCK_SCOPE(cx, scope);
ok = SPROP_SET(cx, sprop, obj, obj, vp);
JS_LOCK_OBJ_VOID(cx, proto,
js_DropScopeProperty(cx, scope, sprop));
return ok;
}
/* XXXbe ECMA violation: inherit attrs, etc. */
userid = sprop->id;
getter = SPROP_GETTER_SCOPE(sprop, scope);
setter = SPROP_SETTER_SCOPE(sprop, scope);
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, proto);
break;
- Bumped default compile-time JS version from 1.4 to 1.5. - Add JS1.5 getter/setter support in all its glory: * getter function SN() {return ++x} at top-level or as a closure binds an SN property getter than returns the incremented value of x. Likewise for setter function SN(y) {return y = x}. * getters and setters may be defined in an object literal: o = {p getter:function() {return ++this.x}, p setter:function(y){return this.x = y}, x:42}; * getter= and setter= operators (compound tokens) may be used to bind getter and setter properties dynamically: o = new Object; o.p getter= function() {return ++this.x}; o.p setter= function(y){return this.x = y}; o.x = 42; Waldemar is concerned that this form will collide semantically with JS2, so I am not committing to keeping it in JS1.5. I'd like to check my code in ASAP so shaver can use it, and I'd also like to see this form get used (or not) during Mozilla betas. Caveat emptor, and if you find this "dynamic" or "imperative" form necessary and hard to substitute, please let me know. If this proves important to users, then I think JS1.5 should keep it. - Cleaned up property flags (in a binary-incompatible fashion -- who cares?) by eliminating JSPROP_ASSIGNHACK and JSPROP_TINYIDHACK. - Added JS_DONT_PRETTY_PRINT flag to be ORed with the indent argument to the several JS_Decompile*() API calls. This avoids any newlines or identation in the decompiled string. - Improved and extended (for getter/setter non-reservation) scanner lookahead by using a circular (power-of-2 sized) token buffer. - Fix ECMA Edition 3 deviation where function f(){function g(){}} bound f.g by mistake (it should arrange to make a closure named g in activations of f, but it should not bind a property of function f).
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}
}
}
tmp = LOCKED_OBJ_GET_PROTO(proto);
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, proto);
proto = tmp;
}
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
}
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/* Find or make a property descriptor with the right heritage. */
scope = js_MutateScope(cx, obj, id, getter, setter, attrs, &sprop);
if (!scope) {
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
return JS_FALSE;
}
if (!sprop) {
if (clasp->flags & JSCLASS_SHARE_ALL_PROPERTIES)
attrs |= JSPROP_SHARED;
sprop = js_NewScopeProperty(cx, scope, id, getter, setter, attrs);
if (!sprop) {
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
return JS_FALSE;
}
if (!JSVAL_IS_NULL(userid))
sprop->id = userid;
}
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/* XXXbe called with obj locked */
if (!clasp->addProperty(cx, obj, sprop->id, vp)) {
js_DestroyScopeProperty(cx, scope, sprop);
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
return JS_FALSE;
}
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/* Initialize new properties to undefined. */
if (SPROP_HAS_VALID_SLOT(sprop))
LOCKED_OBJ_SET_SLOT(obj, sprop->slot, JSVAL_VOID);
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if (sym) {
/* Null-valued symbol left behind from a delete operation. */
sym->entry.value = js_HoldScopeProperty(cx, scope, sprop);
}
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}
if (!sym) {
/* Need a new symbol as well as a new property. */
sym = scope->ops->add(cx, scope, id, sprop);
if (!sym) {
js_DestroyScopeProperty(cx, scope, sprop);
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
return JS_FALSE;
}
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#if JS_BUG_AUTO_INDEX_PROPS
if (SPROP_HAS_VALID_SLOT(sprop)) {
jsid id2 = (jsid) INT_TO_JSVAL(sprop->slot - JSSLOT_START);
if (!scope->ops->add(cx, scope, id2, sprop)) {
scope->ops->remove(cx, scope, id);
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
return JS_FALSE;
}
PROPERTY_CACHE_FILL(cx, &rt->propertyCache, obj, id2,
(JSProperty *)sprop);
}
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#endif
PROPERTY_CACHE_FILL(cx, &rt->propertyCache, obj, id,
(JSProperty *)sprop);
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}
/* Check for readonly now that we have sprop. */
if (sprop->attrs & JSPROP_READONLY) {
read_only:
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
unlocked_read_only:
if (JSVERSION_IS_ECMA(cx->version))
return JS_TRUE;
str = js_DecompileValueGenerator(cx, JSDVG_IGNORE_STACK,
Fixes to make JS GC truly exact: - All jsvals for which JSVAL_IS_GCTHING evaluates to true must contain tagged pointers into the GC heap -- therefore jsapi.c's JS_DefineConstDoubles cannot "cheat" by tagging addresses of static jsdoubles to avoid js_NewNumberValue. - Finalization is now interleaved with the Sweep phase, to avoid allocating memory for finalization records while sweeping. Instead, the JSRuntime holds a preallocated JSGCThing vector (gcFinalVec) that the Sweep phase fills and flushes via gc_finalize_phase, repeatedly. This means that finalizers cannot allocate a new GC thing, an incompatible but plausible change. js_AllocGCThing asserts and then checks whether it is called while rt->gcLevel is non-zero, and fails the allocation attempt if so. But this fixes bug 38942, where the old sweep-then-finalize with a sweep => malloc dependency could lead to memory exhaustion. - Instead of scanning whole stackPool arenas, which led to UMRs (bug 27924) and sometimes to gross over-scanning that depended on the GC bounds-checking all thing pointers against its heap, we scan exactly those stack slots in use: - arguments reachable from fp->argv; - variables reachable from fp->vars; - operands now reachable from fp->spbase, bounded above by the lesser of fp->sp or fp->spbase + fp->script->depth for an interpreted frame; if the latter, fp->sp has advanced logically above the operand budget, in order to call a native method, and all unused slots from fp->sp up to depth slots above fp->spbase must be set to JSVAL_VOID; - stack segments pushed when calling native methods, prefixed by JSStackHeader structs and linked from cx->stackSegments through each header. The stack segment headers help the GC avoid scanning unused portions of the stack: the generating pc slots running depth slots below fp->spbase, and slots at the end of an arena that aren't sufficient to satisfy a contiguous allocation for more args, vars, or operands. - Exact GC means the stack pointer must remain above live operands until the interpreter is done with them, so jsinterp.c got heavily whacked. Instead of POPs of various kinds followed by a PUSH for binary operators (e.g.), we use FETCH and STORE macros that index by -1 and -2 from sp, and minimize adjustments to sp. When sp is homed to fp->sp, this allows js_DecompileValueGenerator to find the value reliably, and if possible its generating pc. - Finally, the O(n**2) growth rate of gc_find_flags has been fixed, using the scheme sketched in bug 49816 and documented in a new major comment in jsgc.c. Briefly, by allocating flags and things from one arena, we can align things on 1024-byte "thing page" boundaries, and use JSGCPageInfo headers in each page to find a given thing's flags in O(1) time. /be
2000-09-14 10:14:45 +04:00
js_IdToValue(id), NULL);
if (str) {
JS_ReportErrorNumber(cx, js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_READ_ONLY, JS_GetStringBytes(str));
}
return JS_FALSE;
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}
/* Get the current property value from its slot. */
slot = sprop->slot;
if (slot != SPROP_INVALID_SLOT) {
JS_ASSERT(slot < obj->map->freeslot);
pval = LOCKED_OBJ_GET_SLOT(obj, slot);
}
/* Hold sprop across setter callout, and drop after, in case of delete. */
All this r=mccabe, r=beard, and sr=jband -- many thanks to all who helped, especially to jband for his great stress-test setup and particularly helpful (in terms of reproducing bugs in draft patches) MP and laptop machines. - Radical(*) object (scope) locking optimization: don't lock if a scope is accessed on the context that exclusively owns it (initially, the context on which the scope was created). Once a scope becomes shared among more than one owner-context, give it the usual thin or fat lock, per existing jslock.c code. I did this at the memory cost of another word per JSScope, ownercx, which raised scope size from 12 to 13 words if !DEBUG. I also added a linked list head pointer, rt->scopeSharingTodo, and a scopeSharingDone condition variable to JSRuntime, and a scopeToShare pointer to JSContext that's necessary for deadlock avoidance. The rt->scopeSharingTodo list links JSScopes through the scope->u.link union arm, which overlays the pre-existing scope->count (now u.count) member. This list holds scopes still exclusively owned by a context, but wanted by js_LockScope calls active on other threads. Those calls wait on the rt->scopeSharingDone condition, which is notified every time an owner-context ends the request running on it, in which code active on that context may be using scope freely until end of request. The code that waits on rt->scopeSharingDone must first suspend any and all requests active on the calling context, and resume those contexts after the wait is notified. This means a GC could happen while the thread locking a scope owned by another thread's context blocks; all calls to JS_LOCK_OBJ must therefore first home fp->sp above any live operands, e.g. The interpreter takes care to do that already. To avoid AB-BA deadlocks, if a js_LockScope attempt on one context finds that the owner-context of the scope is already waiting on a scope owned by the current context (or indirectly depending on such a scope lock), the attempt converts the scope from lock-free exclusive ownership to shared ownership (thin or fat lock). - Fix js_SetupLocks and the js_LockGlobal/js_UnlockGlobal code to avoid divmod instruction costs, strength-reducing to bit-mask instructions. - The radical lock-free scope change required care in handling the 0=>1 and 1=>0 transitions of cx->requestDepth, which was till now thread-local because part of the JSContext not manipulated by other threads. It's still updated only by cx's thread, but it is read by other threads in the course of attempting to claim exclusive ownership of a scope for more lock-free JS object operations. - The JS_SuspendRequest and JS_ResumeRequest APIs have changed incompatibly to require their caller to save and restore the requestCount found when JS_SuspendRequest is called. This is necessary to avoid deadlock; sorry for the incompatible change. - Fixed various nits in jslock.[ch], including using Init/Finish rather than New/Destroy for the methods that take a JSThinLock and initialize and finish/free its members. Another example: JS_ATOMIC_ADDREF is now JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT and JS_ATOMIC_DECREMENT, so the two cases can be mapped to PR_AtomicIncrement and PR_AtomicDecrement. This entailed changing jsrefcount from jsword to int32 (PRInt32). - No need to use JS_ATOMIC_INCREMENT on JSScopeProperty.nrefs, as it is always and everywhere protected by the property's JSScope.lock. - Cleaned up gratuitous casts in jscntxt.c by using &cx->links, etc. - The lock used for mutual exclusion around both request begin and end vs. GC synchronization is rt->gcLock, and this lock now also protects all scope->ownercx pointer changes from non-null (exclusive) to null (shared), the rt->scopeSharingTodo/scope->u.link list operations, and of course the rt->scopeSharingDone condition. But this means that js_GC cannot hold rt->gcLock across the bulk of its body, in particular the mark phase, during which JS_GetPrivate calls, e.g., may need to "promote" scope locks from lock-free to thin or fat, because doing so would double-trip. There never was any good reason to hold rt->gcLock so long, of course -- locks are for mutual exclusion, not for waiting or notifying a thread -- those operations require a condition, rt->gcDone, which we already use along with rt->gcLevel to keep racing GC attempts at bay. So now that rt->gcLock does not protect the mark phase, the enumeration of rt->gcRootsHash can race badly with JS_RemoveRootRT, an API that may legitimately be called outside of a request, without even a context. It turns out that people may be cheating on the request model even with JS_AddRoot, JS_AddNamedRoot, and JS_RemoveRoot calls, so we must make all of those interlock with the GC using gcLevel and gcDone, unless they are called on the gcThread. Also, since bug 49816 was fixed, there has been no need for a separate finalize phase, or for rt->gcFinalVec. Finalizers can no longer allocate newborn GC-things that might be swept (because unmarked), or double-trip on rt->gcLock (which is no longer held). So js_GC finalizes as it sweeps, just as it did in days of old. - I added comments to jslock.h making it plain that callers of JS_LOCK_OBJ and JS_UNLOCK_OBJ must either be implementations of js_ObjectOps hooks, or code reachable only from those hooks; or else must be predicated on OBJ_IS_NATIVE tests. It turns out jsinterp.c's CACHED_GET and CACHED_SET macros neglected to do such tests, limiting the ability of JS embeddings to implement JSObjectOps with their own non-JSScope JSObjectMap subclass. Fixed, small performance hit that the lock-free optimization should more than make up for. - jslock.c now gives a #error if you try to compile it on a platform that lacks a compare-and-swap instruction. The #error says to use NSPR locks. Before this change, some platforms would emulate compare-and-swap using a global PRLock, which is always worse in runtime than using per-scope PRLocks.
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sprop->nrefs++;
/* Avoid deadlock by unlocking obj while calling sprop's setter. */
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
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/* Let the setter modify vp before copying from it to obj->slots[slot]. */
if (!SPROP_SET(cx, sprop, obj, obj, vp)) {
JS_LOCK_OBJ_VOID(cx, obj, js_DropScopeProperty(cx, scope, sprop));
return JS_FALSE;
}
/* Relock obj until we are done with sprop. */
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
sprop = js_DropScopeProperty(cx, scope, sprop);
/*
* Check whether sprop is still around (was not deleted), and whether it
* has a slot (it may never have had one, or we may have lost a race with
* someone who cleared scope).
*/
if (sprop && SPROP_HAS_VALID_SLOT(sprop)) {
GC_POKE(cx, pval);
LOCKED_OBJ_SET_SLOT(obj, slot, *vp);
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#if JS_BUG_SET_ENUMERATE
/* Setting a property makes it enumerable. */
sprop->attrs |= JSPROP_ENUMERATE;
#endif
}
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
return JS_TRUE;
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}
JSBool
js_GetAttributes(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, JSProperty *prop,
uintN *attrsp)
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{
JSBool noprop, ok;
JSScopeProperty *sprop;
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noprop = !prop;
if (noprop) {
if (!js_LookupProperty(cx, obj, id, &obj, &prop))
return JS_FALSE;
if (!prop) {
*attrsp = 0;
return JS_TRUE;
}
if (!OBJ_IS_NATIVE(obj)) {
ok = OBJ_GET_ATTRIBUTES(cx, obj, id, prop, attrsp);
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, obj, prop);
return ok;
}
}
sprop = (JSScopeProperty *)prop;
*attrsp = sprop->attrs;
if (noprop)
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, obj, prop);
return JS_TRUE;
}
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JSBool
js_SetAttributes(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, JSProperty *prop,
uintN *attrsp)
{
JSBool noprop, ok;
JSScopeProperty *sprop;
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noprop = !prop;
if (noprop) {
if (!js_LookupProperty(cx, obj, id, &obj, &prop))
return JS_FALSE;
if (!prop)
return JS_TRUE;
if (!OBJ_IS_NATIVE(obj)) {
ok = OBJ_SET_ATTRIBUTES(cx, obj, id, prop, attrsp);
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, obj, prop);
return ok;
}
}
sprop = (JSScopeProperty *)prop;
sprop->attrs = *attrsp;
if (noprop)
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, obj, prop);
return JS_TRUE;
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}
JSBool
js_DeleteProperty(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, jsval *rval)
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{
#if JS_HAS_PROP_DELETE
JSRuntime *rt;
JSObject *proto;
JSProperty *prop;
JSScopeProperty *sprop;
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JSString *str;
JSScope *scope;
JSSymbol *sym;
rt = cx->runtime;
*rval = JSVERSION_IS_ECMA(cx->version) ? JSVAL_TRUE : JSVAL_VOID;
/*
* Handle old bug that took empty string as zero index. Also convert
* string indices to integers if appropriate.
*/
CHECK_FOR_FUNNY_INDEX(id);
if (!js_LookupProperty(cx, obj, id, &proto, &prop))
return JS_FALSE;
if (!prop || proto != obj) {
if (prop)
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, proto, prop);
/*
* If no property, or the property comes from a prototype, call the
* class's delProperty hook with rval as the result parameter.
*/
return OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, obj)->delProperty(cx, obj, js_IdToValue(id),
rval);
}
sprop = (JSScopeProperty *)prop;
if (sprop->attrs & JSPROP_PERMANENT) {
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, obj, prop);
if (JSVERSION_IS_ECMA(cx->version)) {
*rval = JSVAL_FALSE;
return JS_TRUE;
}
str = js_DecompileValueGenerator(cx, JSDVG_IGNORE_STACK,
Fixes to make JS GC truly exact: - All jsvals for which JSVAL_IS_GCTHING evaluates to true must contain tagged pointers into the GC heap -- therefore jsapi.c's JS_DefineConstDoubles cannot "cheat" by tagging addresses of static jsdoubles to avoid js_NewNumberValue. - Finalization is now interleaved with the Sweep phase, to avoid allocating memory for finalization records while sweeping. Instead, the JSRuntime holds a preallocated JSGCThing vector (gcFinalVec) that the Sweep phase fills and flushes via gc_finalize_phase, repeatedly. This means that finalizers cannot allocate a new GC thing, an incompatible but plausible change. js_AllocGCThing asserts and then checks whether it is called while rt->gcLevel is non-zero, and fails the allocation attempt if so. But this fixes bug 38942, where the old sweep-then-finalize with a sweep => malloc dependency could lead to memory exhaustion. - Instead of scanning whole stackPool arenas, which led to UMRs (bug 27924) and sometimes to gross over-scanning that depended on the GC bounds-checking all thing pointers against its heap, we scan exactly those stack slots in use: - arguments reachable from fp->argv; - variables reachable from fp->vars; - operands now reachable from fp->spbase, bounded above by the lesser of fp->sp or fp->spbase + fp->script->depth for an interpreted frame; if the latter, fp->sp has advanced logically above the operand budget, in order to call a native method, and all unused slots from fp->sp up to depth slots above fp->spbase must be set to JSVAL_VOID; - stack segments pushed when calling native methods, prefixed by JSStackHeader structs and linked from cx->stackSegments through each header. The stack segment headers help the GC avoid scanning unused portions of the stack: the generating pc slots running depth slots below fp->spbase, and slots at the end of an arena that aren't sufficient to satisfy a contiguous allocation for more args, vars, or operands. - Exact GC means the stack pointer must remain above live operands until the interpreter is done with them, so jsinterp.c got heavily whacked. Instead of POPs of various kinds followed by a PUSH for binary operators (e.g.), we use FETCH and STORE macros that index by -1 and -2 from sp, and minimize adjustments to sp. When sp is homed to fp->sp, this allows js_DecompileValueGenerator to find the value reliably, and if possible its generating pc. - Finally, the O(n**2) growth rate of gc_find_flags has been fixed, using the scheme sketched in bug 49816 and documented in a new major comment in jsgc.c. Briefly, by allocating flags and things from one arena, we can align things on 1024-byte "thing page" boundaries, and use JSGCPageInfo headers in each page to find a given thing's flags in O(1) time. /be
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js_IdToValue(id), NULL);
if (str) {
JS_ReportErrorNumber(cx, js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_PERMANENT, JS_GetStringBytes(str));
}
return JS_FALSE;
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}
/* XXXbe called with obj locked */
if (!LOCKED_OBJ_GET_CLASS(obj)->delProperty(cx, obj, sprop->id, rval)) {
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, obj, prop);
return JS_FALSE;
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}
if (SPROP_HAS_VALID_SLOT(sprop))
GC_POKE(cx, LOCKED_OBJ_GET_SLOT(obj, sprop->slot));
scope = OBJ_SCOPE(obj);
/*
* Purge cache only if prop is not about to be destroyed (since
* js_DestroyScopeProperty purges for us).
*/
if (sprop->nrefs != 1) {
PROPERTY_CACHE_FILL(cx, &rt->propertyCache, obj, id, NULL);
}
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#if JS_HAS_OBJ_WATCHPOINT
if (SPROP_SETTER_SCOPE(sprop, scope) == js_watch_set) {
/*
* Keep the symbol around with null value in case of re-set.
* The watchpoint will hold the "deleted" property until it
* is removed by obj_unwatch or a native JS_ClearWatchPoint.
* See js_SetProperty for the re-set logic.
*/
for (sym = sprop->symbols; sym; sym = sym->next) {
if (sym_id(sym) == id) {
sym->entry.value = NULL;
sprop = js_DropScopeProperty(cx, scope, sprop);
JS_ASSERT(sprop);
goto out;
}
}
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}
#endif /* JS_HAS_OBJ_WATCHPOINT */
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scope->ops->remove(cx, scope, id);
out:
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, obj, prop);
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return JS_TRUE;
#else /* !JS_HAS_PROP_DELETE */
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jsval null = JSVAL_NULL;
*rval = JSVAL_VOID;
return js_SetProperty(cx, obj, id, &null);
#endif /* !JS_HAS_PROP_DELETE */
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}
JSBool
js_DefaultValue(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, JSType hint, jsval *vp)
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{
jsval v;
JSString *str;
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v = OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(obj);
switch (hint) {
case JSTYPE_STRING:
/*
* Propagate the exception if js_TryMethod finds an appropriate
* method, and calling that method returned failure.
*/
if (!js_TryMethod(cx, obj, cx->runtime->atomState.toStringAtom, 0, NULL,
&v))
return JS_FALSE;
if (!JSVAL_IS_PRIMITIVE(v)) {
if (!OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, obj)->convert(cx, obj, hint, &v))
return JS_FALSE;
/*
* JS1.2 never failed (except for malloc failure) to convert an
* object to a string. ECMA requires an error if both toString
* and valueOf fail to produce a primitive value.
*/
if (!JSVAL_IS_PRIMITIVE(v) && cx->version == JSVERSION_1_2) {
char *bytes = JS_smprintf("[object %s]",
OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, obj)->name);
if (!bytes)
return JS_FALSE;
str = JS_NewString(cx, bytes, strlen(bytes));
if (!str) {
free(bytes);
return JS_FALSE;
}
v = STRING_TO_JSVAL(str);
goto out;
}
}
break;
default:
if (!OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, obj)->convert(cx, obj, hint, &v))
return JS_FALSE;
if (!JSVAL_IS_PRIMITIVE(v)) {
JSType type = JS_TypeOfValue(cx, v);
if (type == hint ||
(type == JSTYPE_FUNCTION && hint == JSTYPE_OBJECT)) {
goto out;
}
/* Don't convert to string (source object literal) for JS1.2. */
if (cx->version == JSVERSION_1_2 && hint == JSTYPE_BOOLEAN)
goto out;
if (!js_TryMethod(cx, obj, cx->runtime->atomState.toStringAtom, 0,
NULL, &v))
return JS_FALSE;
}
break;
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}
if (!JSVAL_IS_PRIMITIVE(v)) {
/* Avoid recursive death through js_DecompileValueGenerator. */
if (hint == JSTYPE_STRING) {
str = JS_InternString(cx, OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, obj)->name);
if (!str)
return JS_FALSE;
} else {
str = NULL;
}
*vp = OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(obj);
str = js_DecompileValueGenerator(cx, JSDVG_SEARCH_STACK, v, str);
if (str) {
JS_ReportErrorNumber(cx, js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_CANT_CONVERT_TO,
JS_GetStringBytes(str),
(hint == JSTYPE_VOID)
? "primitive type"
: js_type_str[hint]);
}
return JS_FALSE;
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}
out:
*vp = v;
return JS_TRUE;
}
extern JSIdArray *
js_NewIdArray(JSContext *cx, jsint length)
{
JSIdArray *ida;
ida = (JSIdArray *)
JS_malloc(cx, sizeof(JSIdArray) + (length - 1) * sizeof(jsval));
if (ida)
ida->length = length;
return ida;
}
extern JSIdArray *
js_GrowIdArray(JSContext *cx, JSIdArray *ida, jsint length)
{
ida = (JSIdArray *)
JS_realloc(cx, ida, sizeof(JSIdArray) + (length - 1) * sizeof(jsval));
if (ida)
ida->length = length;
return ida;
}
/* Private type used to iterate over all properties of a native JS object */
typedef struct JSNativeIteratorState {
jsint next_index; /* index into jsid array */
JSIdArray *ida; /* All property ids in enumeration */
} JSNativeIteratorState;
/*
* This function is used to enumerate the properties of native JSObjects
* and those host objects that do not define a JSNewEnumerateOp-style iterator
* function.
*/
JSBool
js_Enumerate(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, JSIterateOp enum_op,
jsval *statep, jsid *idp)
{
JSObject *proto_obj;
JSClass *clasp;
JSEnumerateOp enumerate;
JSScopeProperty *sprop;
jsint i, length;
JSScope *scope;
JSIdArray *ida;
JSNativeIteratorState *state;
clasp = OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, obj);
enumerate = clasp->enumerate;
if (clasp->flags & JSCLASS_NEW_ENUMERATE)
return ((JSNewEnumerateOp) enumerate)(cx, obj, enum_op, statep, idp);
switch (enum_op) {
case JSENUMERATE_INIT:
if (!enumerate(cx, obj))
goto init_error;
length = 0;
/*
* The set of all property ids is pre-computed when the iterator
* is initialized so as to avoid problems with properties being
* deleted during the iteration.
*/
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
scope = OBJ_SCOPE(obj);
/*
* If this object shares a scope with its prototype, don't enumerate
* its properties. Otherwise they will be enumerated a second time
* when the prototype object is enumerated.
*/
proto_obj = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, obj);
if (proto_obj && scope == OBJ_SCOPE(proto_obj)) {
ida = js_NewIdArray(cx, 0);
if (!ida) {
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
goto init_error;
}
} else {
/* Object has a private scope; Enumerate all props in scope. */
for (sprop = scope->props; sprop; sprop = sprop->next) {
if ((sprop->attrs & JSPROP_ENUMERATE) && sprop->symbols)
length++;
}
ida = js_NewIdArray(cx, length);
if (!ida) {
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
goto init_error;
}
i = 0;
for (sprop = scope->props; sprop; sprop = sprop->next) {
if ((sprop->attrs & JSPROP_ENUMERATE) && sprop->symbols) {
JS_ASSERT(i < length);
ida->vector[i++] = sym_id(sprop->symbols);
}
}
}
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
state = (JSNativeIteratorState *)
JS_malloc(cx, sizeof(JSNativeIteratorState));
if (!state) {
JS_DestroyIdArray(cx, ida);
goto init_error;
}
state->ida = ida;
state->next_index = 0;
*statep = PRIVATE_TO_JSVAL(state);
if (idp)
*idp = INT_TO_JSVAL(length);
return JS_TRUE;
case JSENUMERATE_NEXT:
state = (JSNativeIteratorState *) JSVAL_TO_PRIVATE(*statep);
ida = state->ida;
length = ida->length;
if (state->next_index != length) {
*idp = ida->vector[state->next_index++];
return JS_TRUE;
}
/* Fall through ... */
case JSENUMERATE_DESTROY:
state = (JSNativeIteratorState *) JSVAL_TO_PRIVATE(*statep);
JS_DestroyIdArray(cx, state->ida);
JS_free(cx, state);
*statep = JSVAL_NULL;
return JS_TRUE;
default:
JS_ASSERT(0);
return JS_FALSE;
}
init_error:
*statep = JSVAL_NULL;
return JS_FALSE;
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}
JSBool
js_CheckAccess(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsid id, JSAccessMode mode,
jsval *vp, uintN *attrsp)
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{
JSObject *pobj;
JSProperty *prop;
JSScopeProperty *sprop;
JSClass *clasp;
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JSBool ok;
if (!js_LookupProperty(cx, obj, id, &pobj, &prop))
return JS_FALSE;
if (!prop) {
*vp = JSVAL_VOID;
*attrsp = 0;
clasp = OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, obj);
return !clasp->checkAccess ||
clasp->checkAccess(cx, obj, id, mode, vp);
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}
if (!OBJ_IS_NATIVE(pobj)) {
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, pobj, prop);
return OBJ_CHECK_ACCESS(cx, pobj, id, mode, vp, attrsp);
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}
sprop = (JSScopeProperty *)prop;
*vp = (SPROP_HAS_VALID_SLOT(sprop))
? LOCKED_OBJ_GET_SLOT(pobj, sprop->slot)
: JSVAL_VOID;
*attrsp = sprop->attrs;
clasp = LOCKED_OBJ_GET_CLASS(obj);
if (clasp->checkAccess) {
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, pobj);
ok = clasp->checkAccess(cx, obj, id, mode, vp);
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, pobj);
} else {
ok = JS_TRUE;
}
OBJ_DROP_PROPERTY(cx, pobj, prop);
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return ok;
}
JSBool
js_Call(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv, jsval *rval)
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{
JSClass *clasp;
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clasp = OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(argv[-2]));
if (!clasp->call) {
/*
* The decompiler may need to access the args of the function in
* progress, so we switch the function pointer in the frame to the
* function below us, rather than the one we had hoped to call.
* XXXbe doesn't this case arise for js_Construct too?
*/
JSStackFrame *fp = cx->fp;
JSFunction *fun = fp->fun;
if (fp->down) /* guaranteed ? */
fp->fun = fp->down->fun;
js_ReportIsNotFunction(cx, &argv[-2], JS_FALSE);
fp->fun = fun;
return JS_FALSE;
}
return clasp->call(cx, obj, argc, argv, rval);
}
JSBool
js_Construct(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, uintN argc, jsval *argv,
jsval *rval)
{
JSClass *clasp;
clasp = OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(argv[-2]));
if (!clasp->construct) {
js_ReportIsNotFunction(cx, &argv[-2], JS_TRUE);
return JS_FALSE;
}
return clasp->construct(cx, obj, argc, argv, rval);
}
JSBool
js_HasInstance(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsval v, JSBool *bp)
{
JSClass *clasp;
clasp = OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, obj);
if (clasp->hasInstance)
return clasp->hasInstance(cx, obj, v, bp);
*bp = JS_FALSE;
return JS_TRUE;
}
JSBool
js_IsDelegate(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsval v, JSBool *bp)
{
JSObject *obj2;
*bp = JS_FALSE;
if (JSVAL_IS_PRIMITIVE(v))
return JS_TRUE;
obj2 = JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(v);
while ((obj2 = OBJ_GET_PROTO(cx, obj2)) != NULL) {
if (obj2 == obj) {
*bp = JS_TRUE;
break;
}
}
return JS_TRUE;
}
#ifdef JS_THREADSAFE
void
js_DropProperty(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, JSProperty *prop)
{
js_DropScopeProperty(cx, OBJ_SCOPE(obj), (JSScopeProperty *)prop);
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
}
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#endif
JSBool
js_GetClassPrototype(JSContext *cx, const char *name, JSObject **protop)
{
jsval v;
JSObject *ctor;
if (!FindConstructor(cx, name, &v))
return JS_FALSE;
if (JSVAL_IS_FUNCTION(cx, v)) {
ctor = JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(v);
if (!OBJ_GET_PROPERTY(cx, ctor,
(jsid)cx->runtime->atomState.classPrototypeAtom,
&v)) {
return JS_FALSE;
}
}
*protop = JSVAL_IS_OBJECT(v) ? JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(v) : NULL;
return JS_TRUE;
}
JSBool
js_SetClassPrototype(JSContext *cx, JSObject *ctor, JSObject *proto,
uintN attrs)
{
/*
* Use the given attributes for the prototype property of the constructor,
* as user-defined constructors have a DontEnum | DontDelete prototype (it
* may be reset), while native or "system" constructors require DontEnum |
* ReadOnly | DontDelete.
*/
if (!OBJ_DEFINE_PROPERTY(cx, ctor,
(jsid)cx->runtime->atomState.classPrototypeAtom,
OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(proto), NULL, NULL,
attrs, NULL)) {
return JS_FALSE;
}
/*
* ECMA says that Object.prototype.constructor, or f.prototype.constructor
* for a user-defined function f, is DontEnum.
*/
return OBJ_DEFINE_PROPERTY(cx, proto,
(jsid)cx->runtime->atomState.constructorAtom,
OBJECT_TO_JSVAL(ctor), NULL, NULL,
0, NULL);
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}
JSBool
js_ValueToObject(JSContext *cx, jsval v, JSObject **objp)
{
JSObject *obj;
if (JSVAL_IS_NULL(v) || JSVAL_IS_VOID(v)) {
obj = NULL;
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} else if (JSVAL_IS_OBJECT(v)) {
obj = JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(v);
if (!OBJ_DEFAULT_VALUE(cx, obj, JSTYPE_OBJECT, &v))
return JS_FALSE;
if (JSVAL_IS_OBJECT(v))
obj = JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(v);
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} else {
if (JSVAL_IS_STRING(v)) {
obj = js_StringToObject(cx, JSVAL_TO_STRING(v));
} else if (JSVAL_IS_INT(v)) {
obj = js_NumberToObject(cx, (jsdouble)JSVAL_TO_INT(v));
} else if (JSVAL_IS_DOUBLE(v)) {
obj = js_NumberToObject(cx, *JSVAL_TO_DOUBLE(v));
} else {
JS_ASSERT(JSVAL_IS_BOOLEAN(v));
obj = js_BooleanToObject(cx, JSVAL_TO_BOOLEAN(v));
}
if (!obj)
return JS_FALSE;
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}
*objp = obj;
return JS_TRUE;
}
JSObject *
js_ValueToNonNullObject(JSContext *cx, jsval v)
{
JSObject *obj;
JSString *str;
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if (!js_ValueToObject(cx, v, &obj))
return NULL;
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if (!obj) {
str = js_DecompileValueGenerator(cx, JSDVG_SEARCH_STACK, v, NULL);
if (str) {
JS_ReportErrorNumber(cx, js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_NO_PROPERTIES, JS_GetStringBytes(str));
}
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}
return obj;
}
JSBool
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js_TryValueOf(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, JSType type, jsval *rval)
{
#if JS_HAS_VALUEOF_HINT
jsval argv[1];
argv[0] = ATOM_KEY(cx->runtime->atomState.typeAtoms[type]);
return js_TryMethod(cx, obj, cx->runtime->atomState.valueOfAtom, 1, argv,
rval);
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#else
return js_TryMethod(cx, obj, cx->runtime->atomState.valueOfAtom, 0, NULL,
rval);
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#endif
}
JSBool
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js_TryMethod(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, JSAtom *atom,
uintN argc, jsval *argv, jsval *rval)
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{
JSErrorReporter older;
jsval fval;
JSBool ok;
/*
* Report failure only if an appropriate method was found, and calling it
* returned failure. We propagate failure in this case to make exceptions
* behave properly.
*/
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older = JS_SetErrorReporter(cx, NULL);
if (OBJ_GET_PROPERTY(cx, obj, (jsid)atom, &fval) &&
!JSVAL_IS_PRIMITIVE(fval)) {
ok = js_InternalCall(cx, obj, fval, argc, argv, rval);
} else {
ok = JS_TRUE;
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}
JS_SetErrorReporter(cx, older);
return ok;
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}
#if JS_HAS_XDR
#include "jsxdrapi.h"
JSBool
js_XDRObject(JSXDRState *xdr, JSObject **objp)
{
JSContext *cx;
JSClass *clasp;
const char *className;
uint32 classId, classDef;
JSBool ok;
JSObject *proto;
cx = xdr->cx;
if (xdr->mode == JSXDR_ENCODE) {
clasp = OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, *objp);
className = clasp->name;
classId = JS_FindClassIdByName(xdr, className);
classDef = !classId;
if (classDef && !JS_RegisterClass(xdr, clasp, &classId))
return JS_FALSE;
} else {
classDef = 0;
className = NULL;
clasp = NULL; /* quell GCC overwarning */
}
/* XDR a flag word followed (if true) by the class name. */
if (!JS_XDRUint32(xdr, &classDef))
return JS_FALSE;
if (classDef && !JS_XDRCString(xdr, (char **) &className))
return JS_FALSE;
/* From here on, return through out: to free className if it was set. */
ok = JS_XDRUint32(xdr, &classId);
if (!ok)
goto out;
if (xdr->mode != JSXDR_ENCODE) {
if (classDef) {
ok = js_GetClassPrototype(cx, className, &proto);
if (!ok)
goto out;
clasp = OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, proto);
ok = JS_RegisterClass(xdr, clasp, &classId);
if (!ok)
goto out;
} else {
clasp = JS_FindClassById(xdr, classId);
if (!clasp) {
char numBuf[12];
JS_snprintf(numBuf, sizeof numBuf, "%ld", (long)classId);
JS_ReportErrorNumber(cx, js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_CANT_FIND_CLASS, numBuf);
ok = JS_FALSE;
goto out;
}
}
}
if (!clasp->xdrObject) {
JS_ReportErrorNumber(cx, js_GetErrorMessage, NULL,
JSMSG_CANT_XDR_CLASS, clasp->name);
ok = JS_FALSE;
} else {
ok = clasp->xdrObject(xdr, objp);
}
out:
if (xdr->mode != JSXDR_ENCODE && className)
JS_free(cx, (void *)className);
return ok;
}
#endif /* JS_HAS_XDR */
uint32
js_Mark(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, void *arg)
{
JSScope *scope;
JSScopeProperty *sprop;
JSSymbol *sym;
JSClass *clasp;
JS_ASSERT(OBJ_IS_NATIVE(obj));
scope = OBJ_SCOPE(obj);
for (sprop = scope->props; sprop; sprop = sprop->next) {
for (sym = sprop->symbols; sym; sym = sym->next) {
if (JSVAL_IS_INT(sym_id(sym)))
continue;
GC_MARK_ATOM(cx, sym_atom(sym), arg);
}
#if JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER
if (sprop->attrs & (JSPROP_GETTER | JSPROP_SETTER)) {
#ifdef GC_MARK_DEBUG
char buf[64];
JSAtom *atom = sym_atom(sprop->symbols);
const char *id = (atom && ATOM_IS_STRING(atom))
? JS_GetStringBytes(ATOM_TO_STRING(atom))
: "unknown";
#endif
if (sprop->attrs & JSPROP_GETTER) {
#ifdef GC_MARK_DEBUG
JS_snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%s %s",
id, js_getter_str);
#endif
GC_MARK(cx,
JSVAL_TO_GCTHING((jsval)
SPROP_GETTER_SCOPE(sprop, scope)),
buf,
arg);
}
if (sprop->attrs & JSPROP_SETTER) {
#ifdef GC_MARK_DEBUG
JS_snprintf(buf, sizeof buf, "%s %s",
id, js_setter_str);
#endif
GC_MARK(cx,
JSVAL_TO_GCTHING((jsval)
SPROP_SETTER_SCOPE(sprop, scope)),
buf,
arg);
}
}
#endif /* JS_HAS_GETTER_SETTER */
}
/* No one runs while the GC is running, so we can use LOCKED_... here. */
clasp = LOCKED_OBJ_GET_CLASS(obj);
if (clasp->mark)
(void) clasp->mark(cx, obj, arg);
return (scope->object == obj) ? obj->map->freeslot : JS_INITIAL_NSLOTS;
}
void
js_Clear(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj)
{
JSScope *scope;
uint32 i, n;
/*
* Clear our scope of all symbols and properties, only if we own the scope
* (i.e., not if obj is unmutated and sharing its prototype's scope).
*/
JS_LOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
scope = OBJ_SCOPE(obj);
if (scope->object == obj) {
scope->ops->clear(cx, scope);
/* Clear slot values and reset freeslot so we're consistent. */
i = scope->map.nslots;
n = JSSLOT_FREE(LOCKED_OBJ_GET_CLASS(obj));
while (--i >= n)
obj->slots[i] = JSVAL_VOID;
scope->map.freeslot = n;
}
JS_UNLOCK_OBJ(cx, obj);
}
#ifdef DEBUG
/* Routines to print out values during debugging. */
void printChar(jschar *cp) {
fprintf(stderr, "jschar* (0x%p) \"", cp);
while (*cp)
fputc(*cp++, stderr);
fputc('"', stderr);
fputc('\n', stderr);
}
void printString(JSString *str) {
jsuint i;
fprintf(stderr, "string (0x%p) \"", str);
for (i=0; i < str->length; i++)
fputc(str->chars[i], stderr);
fputc('"', stderr);
fputc('\n', stderr);
}
void printVal(JSContext *cx, jsval val);
void printObj(JSContext *cx, JSObject *jsobj) {
jsuint i;
jsval val;
JSClass *clasp;
fprintf(stderr, "object 0x%p\n", jsobj);
clasp = OBJ_GET_CLASS(cx, jsobj);
fprintf(stderr, "class 0x%p %s\n", clasp, clasp->name);
for (i=0; i < jsobj->map->nslots; i++) {
fprintf(stderr, "slot %3d ", i);
val = jsobj->slots[i];
if (JSVAL_IS_OBJECT(val))
fprintf(stderr, "object 0x%p\n", JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(val));
else
printVal(cx, val);
}
}
void printVal(JSContext *cx, jsval val) {
fprintf(stderr, "val %d (0x%p) = ", (int)val, (void *)val);
if (JSVAL_IS_NULL(val)) {
fprintf(stderr, "null\n");
} else if (JSVAL_IS_VOID(val)) {
fprintf(stderr, "undefined\n");
} else if (JSVAL_IS_OBJECT(val)) {
printObj(cx, JSVAL_TO_OBJECT(val));
} else if (JSVAL_IS_INT(val)) {
fprintf(stderr, "(int) %d\n", JSVAL_TO_INT(val));
} else if (JSVAL_IS_STRING(val)) {
printString(JSVAL_TO_STRING(val));
} else if (JSVAL_IS_DOUBLE(val)) {
fprintf(stderr, "(double) %g\n", *JSVAL_TO_DOUBLE(val));
} else {
JS_ASSERT(JSVAL_IS_BOOLEAN(val));
fprintf(stderr, "(boolean) %s\n",
JSVAL_TO_BOOLEAN(val) ? "true" : "false");
}
fflush(stderr);
}
void printId(JSContext *cx, jsid id) {
fprintf(stderr, "id %d (0x%p) is ", (int)id, (void *)id);
printVal(cx, js_IdToValue(id));
}
void printAtom(JSAtom *atom) {
printString(ATOM_TO_STRING(atom));
}
#endif