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| 1 // Copyright (c) 2015, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file |
| 2 // for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a |
| 3 // BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file. |
| 4 |
| 5 /// Analysis to determine how to generate code for `LookupMap`s. |
| 6 library compiler.src.js_backend.lookup_map_analysis; |
| 7 |
| 8 import '../common/registry.dart' show Registry; |
| 9 import '../compiler.dart' show Compiler; |
| 10 import '../constants/values.dart' show |
| 11 ConstantValue, |
| 12 ConstructedConstantValue, |
| 13 ListConstantValue, |
| 14 NullConstantValue, |
| 15 TypeConstantValue; |
| 16 import '../dart_types.dart' show DartType; |
| 17 import '../elements/elements.dart' show Elements, Element, ClassElement, |
| 18 FieldElement, FunctionElement, FunctionSignature; |
| 19 import '../enqueue.dart' show Enqueuer; |
| 20 import 'js_backend.dart' show JavaScriptBackend; |
| 21 import '../dart_types.dart' show DynamicType, InterfaceType; |
| 22 |
| 23 /// An analysis and optimization to remove unused entries from a `LookupMap`. |
| 24 /// |
| 25 /// `LookupMaps` are defined in `package:lookup_map/lookup_map.dart`. They are |
| 26 /// simple maps that contain constant expressions as keys, and that only support |
| 27 /// the lookup operation. |
| 28 /// |
| 29 /// This analysis and optimization will tree-shake the contents of the maps by |
| 30 /// looking at the program and finding which keys are clearly unused. Not all |
| 31 /// constants can be approximated statically, so this optimization is limited to |
| 32 /// the following keys: |
| 33 /// |
| 34 /// * Const expressions that can only be created via const constructors. This |
| 35 /// excludes primitives, strings, and any const type that overrides the == |
| 36 /// operator. |
| 37 /// |
| 38 /// * Type literals. |
| 39 /// |
| 40 /// Type literals are more complex than const expressions because they can be |
| 41 /// created in multiple ways. We can approximate the possible set of keys if we |
| 42 /// follow these rules: |
| 43 /// |
| 44 /// * Include all type-literals used explicitly in the code (excluding |
| 45 /// obviously the uses that can be removed from LookupMaps) |
| 46 /// |
| 47 /// * Include every reflectable type-literal if a mirror API is used to create |
| 48 /// types (e.g. ClassMirror.reflectedType). |
| 49 /// |
| 50 /// * Include all allocated types if the program contains `e.runtimeType` |
| 51 /// expressions. |
| 52 /// |
| 53 /// * Include all generic-type arguments, if the program uses type |
| 54 /// variables in expressions such as `class A<T> { Type get extract => T }`. |
| 55 /// |
| 56 // TODO(sigmund): add support for const expressions, currently this |
| 57 // implementation only supports Type literals. To support const expressions we |
| 58 // need to change some of the invariants below (e.g. we can no longer use the |
| 59 // ClassElement of a type to refer to keys we need to discover). |
| 60 // TODO(sigmund): detect uses of mirrors |
| 61 class LookupMapAnalysis { |
| 62 /// Reference to [JavaScriptBackend] to be able to enqueue work when we |
| 63 /// discover that a key in a map is potentially used. |
| 64 final JavaScriptBackend backend; |
| 65 |
| 66 /// The resolved [ClassElement] associated with `LookupMap`. |
| 67 ClassElement typeLookupMapClass; |
| 68 |
| 69 /// The resolved [FieldElement] for `LookupMap._entries`. |
| 70 FieldElement entriesField; |
| 71 |
| 72 /// The resolved [FieldElement] for `LookupMap._key`. |
| 73 FieldElement keyField; |
| 74 |
| 75 /// The resolved [FieldElement] for `LookupMap._value`. |
| 76 FieldElement valueField; |
| 77 |
| 78 /// Constant instances of `LookupMap` and information about them tracked by |
| 79 /// this analysis. |
| 80 final Map<ConstantValue, _LookupMapInfo> _lookupMaps = {}; |
| 81 |
| 82 /// Types that we have discovered to be in use in the program. |
| 83 final _inUse = new Set<ClassElement>(); |
| 84 |
| 85 /// Pending work to do if we discover that a new type is in use. For each type |
| 86 /// that we haven't seen, we record the list of lookup-maps that use such type |
| 87 /// as a key. |
| 88 final _pending = <ClassElement, List<_LookupMapInfo>>{}; |
| 89 |
| 90 /// Whether the backend is currently processing the codegen queue. |
| 91 // TODO(sigmund): is there a better way to do this. Do we need to plumb the |
| 92 // enqueuer on each callback? |
| 93 bool get _inCodegen => backend.compiler.phase == Compiler.PHASE_COMPILING; |
| 94 |
| 95 LookupMapAnalysis(this.backend); |
| 96 |
| 97 /// Whether this analysis and optimization is enabled. |
| 98 bool get _isEnabled { |
| 99 // `lookupMap==off` kept here to make it easy to test disabling this feature |
| 100 if (const String.fromEnvironment('lookupMap') == 'off') return false; |
| 101 return typeLookupMapClass != null; |
| 102 } |
| 103 |
| 104 /// Initializes this analysis by providing the resolver information of |
| 105 /// `LookupMap`. |
| 106 void initRuntimeClass(ClassElement cls) { |
| 107 cls.computeType(backend.compiler); |
| 108 entriesField = cls.lookupMember('_entries'); |
| 109 keyField = cls.lookupMember('_key'); |
| 110 valueField = cls.lookupMember('_value'); |
| 111 // TODO(sigmund): Maybe inline nested maps make the output code smaller? |
| 112 typeLookupMapClass = cls; |
| 113 } |
| 114 |
| 115 /// Whether [constant] is an instance of a `LookupMap`. |
| 116 bool isLookupMap(ConstantValue constant) => |
| 117 _isEnabled && |
| 118 constant is ConstructedConstantValue && |
| 119 constant.type.asRaw().element.isSubclassOf(typeLookupMapClass); |
| 120 |
| 121 /// Registers an instance of a lookup-map with the analysis. |
| 122 void registerLookupMapReference(ConstantValue lookupMap) { |
| 123 if (!_isEnabled || !_inCodegen) return; |
| 124 assert(isLookupMap(lookupMap)); |
| 125 _lookupMaps.putIfAbsent(lookupMap, |
| 126 () => new _LookupMapInfo(lookupMap, this).._updateUsed()); |
| 127 } |
| 128 |
| 129 /// Records that [type] is used in the program, and updates every map that |
| 130 /// has it as a key. |
| 131 void _addUse(ClassElement type) { |
| 132 if (_inUse.add(type)) { |
| 133 _pending[type]?.forEach((info) => info._markUsed(type)); |
| 134 _pending.remove(type); |
| 135 } |
| 136 } |
| 137 |
| 138 /// Callback from the enqueuer, invoked when [element] is instantiated. |
| 139 void registerInstantiatedClass(ClassElement element) { |
| 140 if (!_isEnabled || !_inCodegen) return; |
| 141 // TODO(sigmund): only add if .runtimeType is ever used |
| 142 _addUse(element); |
| 143 } |
| 144 |
| 145 /// Callback from the enqueuer, invoked when [type] is instantiated. |
| 146 void registerInstantiatedType(InterfaceType type, Registry registry) { |
| 147 if (!_isEnabled || !_inCodegen) return; |
| 148 // TODO(sigmund): only add if .runtimeType is ever used |
| 149 _addUse(type.element); |
| 150 // TODO(sigmund): only do this when type-argument expressions are used? |
| 151 _addGenerics(type, registry); |
| 152 } |
| 153 |
| 154 /// Records generic type arguments in [type], in case they are retrieved and |
| 155 /// returned using a type-argument expression. |
| 156 void _addGenerics(InterfaceType type, Registry registry) { |
| 157 if (!type.isGeneric) return; |
| 158 for (var arg in type.typeArguments) { |
| 159 if (arg is InterfaceType) { |
| 160 _addUse(arg.element); |
| 161 // Note: this call was needed to generate correct code for |
| 162 // type_lookup_map/generic_type_test |
| 163 // TODO(sigmund): can we get rid of this? |
| 164 backend.registerInstantiatedConstantType( |
| 165 backend.typeImplementation.rawType, registry); |
| 166 _addGenerics(arg, registry); |
| 167 } |
| 168 } |
| 169 } |
| 170 |
| 171 /// Callback from the codegen enqueuer, invoked when a type constant |
| 172 /// corresponding to the [element] is used in the program. |
| 173 void registerTypeConstant(Element element) { |
| 174 if (!_isEnabled || !_inCodegen) return; |
| 175 assert(element.isClass); |
| 176 _addUse(element); |
| 177 } |
| 178 |
| 179 /// Callback from the backend, invoked when reaching the end of the enqueuing |
| 180 /// process, but before emitting the code. At this moment we have discovered |
| 181 /// all types used in the program and we can tree-shake anything that is |
| 182 /// unused. |
| 183 void onQueueClosed() { |
| 184 if (!_isEnabled || !_inCodegen) return; |
| 185 |
| 186 _lookupMaps.values.forEach((info) { |
| 187 assert (!info.emitted); |
| 188 info.emitted = true; |
| 189 info._prepareForEmission(); |
| 190 }); |
| 191 |
| 192 // When --verbose is passed, we show the total number and set of keys that |
| 193 // were tree-shaken from lookup maps. |
| 194 Compiler compiler = backend.compiler; |
| 195 if (compiler.verbose) { |
| 196 var sb = new StringBuffer(); |
| 197 int count = 0; |
| 198 for (var info in _lookupMaps.values) { |
| 199 for (var key in info.unusedEntries.keys) { |
| 200 if (count != 0) sb.write(','); |
| 201 sb.write(key.unparse()); |
| 202 count++; |
| 203 } |
| 204 } |
| 205 compiler.log(count == 0 |
| 206 ? 'lookup-map: nothing was tree-shaken' |
| 207 : 'lookup-map: found $count unused keys ($sb)'); |
| 208 } |
| 209 } |
| 210 } |
| 211 |
| 212 /// Internal information about the entries on a lookup-map. |
| 213 class _LookupMapInfo { |
| 214 /// The original reference to the constant value. |
| 215 /// |
| 216 /// This reference will be mutated in place to remove it's entries when the |
| 217 /// map is first seen during codegen, and to restore them (or a subset of |
| 218 /// them) when we have finished discovering which entries are used. This has |
| 219 /// the side-effect that `orignal.getDependencies()` will be empty during |
| 220 /// most of codegen until we are ready to emit the constants. However, |
| 221 /// restoring the entries before emitting code lets us keep the emitter logic |
| 222 /// agnostic of this optimization. |
| 223 final ConstructedConstantValue original; |
| 224 |
| 225 /// Reference to the lookup map analysis to be able to refer to data shared |
| 226 /// accross infos. |
| 227 final LookupMapAnalysis analysis; |
| 228 |
| 229 /// Whether we have already emitted this constant. |
| 230 bool emitted = false; |
| 231 |
| 232 /// Whether the `LookupMap` constant was built using the `LookupMap.pair` |
| 233 /// constructor. |
| 234 bool singlePair; |
| 235 |
| 236 /// Entries in the lookup map whose keys have not been seen in the rest of the |
| 237 /// program. |
| 238 Map<ClassElement, ConstantValue> unusedEntries = |
| 239 <ClassElement, ConstantValue>{}; |
| 240 |
| 241 /// Entries that have been used, and thus will be part of the generated code. |
| 242 Map<ClassElement, ConstantValue> usedEntries = |
| 243 <ClassElement, ConstantValue>{}; |
| 244 |
| 245 /// Internal helper to memoize the mapping between map class elements and |
| 246 /// their corresponding type constants. |
| 247 Map<ClassElement, TypeConstantValue> _typeConstants = |
| 248 <ClassElement, TypeConstantValue>{}; |
| 249 |
| 250 /// Creates and initializes the information containing all keys of the |
| 251 /// original map marked as unused. |
| 252 _LookupMapInfo(this.original, this.analysis) { |
| 253 ConstantValue key = original.fields[analysis.keyField]; |
| 254 singlePair = !key.isNull; |
| 255 |
| 256 if (singlePair) { |
| 257 TypeConstantValue typeKey = key; |
| 258 ClassElement cls = typeKey.representedType.element; |
| 259 _typeConstants[cls] = typeKey; |
| 260 unusedEntries[cls] = original.fields[analysis.valueField]; |
| 261 |
| 262 // Note: we modify the constant in-place, see comment in [original]. |
| 263 original.fields[analysis.keyField] = new NullConstantValue(); |
| 264 original.fields[analysis.valueField] = new NullConstantValue(); |
| 265 } else { |
| 266 ListConstantValue list = original.fields[analysis.entriesField]; |
| 267 List<ConstantValue> keyValuePairs = list.entries; |
| 268 for (int i = 0; i < keyValuePairs.length; i += 2) { |
| 269 TypeConstantValue type = keyValuePairs[i]; |
| 270 ClassElement cls = type.representedType.element; |
| 271 if (cls == null || !cls.isClass) { |
| 272 // TODO(sigmund): report an error |
| 273 continue; |
| 274 } |
| 275 _typeConstants[cls] = type; |
| 276 unusedEntries[cls] = keyValuePairs[i + 1]; |
| 277 } |
| 278 |
| 279 // Note: we modify the constant in-place, see comment in [original]. |
| 280 original.fields[analysis.entriesField] = |
| 281 new ListConstantValue(list.type, []); |
| 282 } |
| 283 } |
| 284 |
| 285 /// Check every key in unusedEntries and mark it as used if the analysis has |
| 286 /// already discovered them. This is meant to be called once to finalize |
| 287 /// initialization after constructing an instance of this class. Afterwards, |
| 288 /// we call [_markUsed] on each individual key as it gets discovered. |
| 289 void _updateUsed() { |
| 290 // Note: we call toList because `_markUsed` modifies the map. |
| 291 for (ClassElement type in unusedEntries.keys.toList()) { |
| 292 if (analysis._inUse.contains(type)) { |
| 293 _markUsed(type); |
| 294 } else { |
| 295 analysis._pending.putIfAbsent(type, () => []).add(this); |
| 296 } |
| 297 } |
| 298 } |
| 299 |
| 300 /// Marks that [type] is a key that has been seen, and thus, the corresponding |
| 301 /// entry in this map should be considered reachable. |
| 302 void _markUsed(ClassElement type) { |
| 303 assert(!emitted); |
| 304 assert(unusedEntries.containsKey(type)); |
| 305 assert(!usedEntries.containsKey(type)); |
| 306 ConstantValue constant = unusedEntries.remove(type); |
| 307 usedEntries[type] = constant; |
| 308 analysis.backend.registerCompileTimeConstant(constant, |
| 309 analysis.backend.compiler.globalDependencies, |
| 310 addForEmission: false); |
| 311 } |
| 312 |
| 313 /// Restores [original] to contain all of the entries marked as possibly used. |
| 314 void _prepareForEmission() { |
| 315 ListConstantValue originalEntries = original.fields[analysis.entriesField]; |
| 316 DartType listType = originalEntries.type; |
| 317 List<ConstantValue> keyValuePairs = <ConstantValue>[]; |
| 318 usedEntries.forEach((key, value) { |
| 319 keyValuePairs.add(_typeConstants[key]); |
| 320 keyValuePairs.add(value); |
| 321 }); |
| 322 |
| 323 // Note: we are restoring the entries here, see comment in [original]. |
| 324 if (singlePair) { |
| 325 assert (keyValuePairs.length == 0 || keyValuePairs.length == 2); |
| 326 if (keyValuePairs.length == 2) { |
| 327 original.fields[analysis.keyField] = keyValuePairs[0]; |
| 328 original.fields[analysis.valueField] = keyValuePairs[1]; |
| 329 } |
| 330 } else { |
| 331 original.fields[analysis.entriesField] = |
| 332 new ListConstantValue(listType, keyValuePairs); |
| 333 } |
| 334 } |
| 335 } |
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