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   | HipHop for PHP                                                       |
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#ifndef incl_HHBBC_INTERP_H_
#define incl_HHBBC_INTERP_H_

#include <functional>
#include <vector>
#include <bitset>

#include <folly/Optional.h>

#include "hphp/hhbbc/misc.h"
#include "hphp/hhbbc/index.h"
#include "hphp/hhbbc/type-system.h"

namespace HPHP { namespace HHBBC {

struct PropertiesInfo;
struct CollectedInfo;
struct State;
struct StepFlags;
struct Bytecode;
struct ISS;
namespace php { struct Block; }

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

/*
 * RunFlags are information about running an entire block in the
 * interpreter.
 */
struct RunFlags {
  /*
   * If this is not none, the interpreter executed a return in this
   * block, with this type.
   */
  folly::Optional<Type> returned;
};

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

constexpr int kMaxTrackedLocals = 512;

/*
 * StepFlags are information about the effects of a single opcode.
 * Each single-instruction step of the interpreter sends various
 * effects information back to the caller in this structure.
 */
struct StepFlags {
  /*
   * Potentially Exception-throwing Instruction.
   *
   * Instructions are assumed to be PEIs unless the abstract
   * interpreter says they aren't.  A PEI must propagate the state
   * from before the instruction across all factored exit edges.
   *
   * Some instructions that can throw with mid-opcode states need to
   * handle those cases specially.
   */
  bool wasPEI = true;

  /*
   * Information about the branch taken by a conditional JmpZ/JmpNZ at
   * the end of the BB.
   *
   * 'Either' indicates that both branches could be taken. 'Taken' indicates
   * that the conditional branch was known to be taken (e.g. because the
   * condition was a constant). In this case, the state doesn't need to
   * be propagated to the fallthrough block.
   *
   * 'Fallthrough' indicates that the conditional branch was known to be not
   * taken, and control goes to the fallthrough block. In this case, the
   * JmpZ/JmpNZ instruction can be converted to a PopC (no-op).
   */
  enum class JmpFlags : uint8_t { Either, Taken, Fallthrough };

  JmpFlags jmpFlag = JmpFlags::Either;

  /*
   * If an instruction sets this flag, it means that if it pushed a
   * type with a constant value, it had no side effects other than
   * computing the value which was pushed.  This means the instruction
   * can be replaced with pops of its inputs followed by a push of the
   * constant.
   */
  bool canConstProp = false;

  /*
   * If an instruction may read or write to locals, these flags
   * indicate which ones.  We don't track this information for local
   * ids past kMaxTrackedLocals, which are assumed to always be in
   * this set.
   *
   * This is currently used to try to leave out unnecessary type
   * assertions on locals (for options.FilterAssertions), and as a
   * conservative list of variables that should be added to the gen
   * set for global dce.
   *
   * The latter use means these flags must be conservative in the
   * direction of which locals are read.  That is: an instruction may
   * not read a local that isn't mentioned in this set.
   */
  std::bitset<kMaxTrackedLocals> mayReadLocalSet;

  /*
   * If the instruction on this step could've been replaced with
   * cheaper bytecode, this is the list of bytecode that can be used.
   */
  folly::Optional<std::vector<Bytecode>> strengthReduced;

  /*
   * If this is not none, the interpreter executed a return on this
   * step, with this type.
   */
  folly::Optional<Type> returned;
};

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

/*
 * Context for running the block interpreter (either on a single
 * instruction, or for a whole block).
 */
struct Interp {
  const Index& index;
  Context ctx;
  CollectedInfo& collect;
  borrowed_ptr<const php::Block> blk;
  State& state;
};

/*
 * Step a single instruction in the block, and hand back flags
 *
 * This entry point is used to propagate block entry states to
 * mid-block positions after the global analysis has already finished.
 */
StepFlags step(Interp&, const Bytecode& op);

/*
 * Run a whole block.  Returns a type that should be merged into the
 * function return value, or TBottom.
 *
 * If a branch is taken or an exception is thrown, the supplied
 * callback is used to indicate when/where the state referenced in the
 * Interp structure should be propagated.
 */
using PropagateFn = std::function<void (php::Block&, const State&)>;
RunFlags run(Interp&, PropagateFn);

/*
 * Dispatch a bytecode to the default interpreter.
 *
 * This entry point is used by custom interpreters that need to add
 * some logic to the default interpreter but want to run it otherwise.
 * Calling step() does not give control over the state (ISS instance)
 * which a custom interpreter may need to specialize.
 */
void default_dispatch(ISS&, const Bytecode&);

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

}}

#endif