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Jordan Rose 748efed913 [Accessibility] Protocol witnesses must be as accessible as the protocol.
...unless the type has less accessibility than the protocol, in which case
they must be as accessible as the type.

This restriction applies even with access control checking disabled, but
shouldn't affect any decls not already marked with access control modifiers.

Swift SVN r19382
2014-06-30 23:38:35 +00:00

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//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
//
// This source file is part of the Swift.org open source project
//
// Copyright (c) 2014 - 2015 Apple Inc. and the Swift project authors
// Licensed under Apache License v2.0 with Runtime Library Exception
//
// See http://swift.org/LICENSE.txt for license information
// See http://swift.org/CONTRIBUTORS.txt for the list of Swift project authors
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
/// The core implementation of a highly-optimizable String that
/// can store both ASCII and UTF-16, and can wrap native Swift
/// _StringBuffer or NSString instances.
///
/// Usage note: when elements are 8 bits wide, this code may
/// dereference one past the end of the byte array that it owns, so
/// make sure that storage is allocated! You want a null terminator
/// anyway, so it shouldn't be a burden.
//
// Implementation note: We try hard to avoid branches in this code, so
// for example we use integer math to avoid switching on the element
// size with the ternary operator. This is also the cause of the
// extra element requirement for 8 bit elements. See the
// implementation of subscript(Int) -> UTF16.CodeUnit below for details.
@public struct _StringCore {
//===--------------------------------------------------------------------===//
// Internals
@public var _baseAddress: COpaquePointer
var _countAndFlags: UWord
@public var _owner: AnyObject?
/// (private) create the implementation of a string from its component parts.
init(
baseAddress: COpaquePointer,
_countAndFlags: UWord,
owner: AnyObject?
) {
self._baseAddress = baseAddress
self._countAndFlags = _countAndFlags
self._owner = owner
_invariantCheck()
}
func _invariantCheck() {
_sanityCheck(count >= 0)
if _baseAddress == .null() {
_sanityCheck(cocoaBuffer,
"Only opaque cocoa strings may have a null base pointer")
_sanityCheck(elementWidth == 2,
"Opaque cocoa strings should have an elementWidth of 2")
}
else if _baseAddress == _emptyStringBase {
_sanityCheck(count == 0, "Empty string storage with non-zero length")
_sanityCheck(!_owner, "String pointing at empty storage has owner")
}
else if let buffer = nativeBuffer {
_sanityCheck(elementWidth == buffer.elementWidth,
"_StringCore elementWidth doesn't match its buffer's")
_sanityCheck(UnsafePointer(_baseAddress) >= buffer.start)
_sanityCheck(UnsafePointer(_baseAddress) <= buffer.usedEnd)
_sanityCheck(UnsafePointer(_pointerToNth(count)) <= buffer.usedEnd)
}
}
/// Bitmask for the count part of _countAndFlags
var _countMask: UWord {
return UWord.max >> 2
}
/// Bitmask for the flags part of _countAndFlags
var _flagMask: UWord {
return ~_countMask
}
/// Value by which to multiply a 2nd byte fetched in order to
/// assemble a UTF16 code unit from our contiguous storage. If we
/// store ASCII, this will be zero. Otherwise, it will be 0x100
var _highByteMultiplier: UTF16.CodeUnit {
return UTF16.CodeUnit(elementShift) << 8
}
/// Return a pointer to the Nth element of contiguous
/// storage. Caveats: The string must have contiguous storage; the
/// element may be 1 or 2 bytes wide, depending on elementWidth; the
/// result may be null if the string is empty.
func _pointerToNth(n: Int) -> COpaquePointer {
_sanityCheck(hasContiguousStorage && n >= 0 && n <= count)
return COpaquePointer(
UnsafePointer<RawByte>(_baseAddress) + (n << elementShift))
}
static func _copyElements(
srcStart: COpaquePointer, srcElementWidth: Int,
dstStart: COpaquePointer, dstElementWidth: Int,
count: Int
) {
// Copy the old stuff into the new storage
if _fastPath(srcElementWidth == dstElementWidth) {
// No change in storage width; we can use memcpy
_memcpy(
dest: UnsafePointer(dstStart),
src: UnsafePointer(srcStart),
size: UInt(count << (srcElementWidth - 1)))
}
else if (srcElementWidth < dstElementWidth) {
// Widening ASCII to UTF16; we need to copy the bytes manually
var dest = UnsafePointer<UTF16.CodeUnit>(dstStart)
var src = UnsafePointer<UTF8.CodeUnit>(srcStart)
let srcEnd = src + count
while (src != srcEnd) {
dest++.memory = UTF16.CodeUnit(src++.memory)
}
}
else {
// Narrowing UTF16 to ASCII; we need to copy the bytes manually
var dest = UnsafePointer<UTF8.CodeUnit>(dstStart)
var src = UnsafePointer<UTF16.CodeUnit>(srcStart)
let srcEnd = src + count
while (src != srcEnd) {
dest++.memory = UTF8.CodeUnit(src++.memory)
}
}
}
//===--------------------------------------------------------------------===//
// Initialization
@public init(
baseAddress: COpaquePointer,
count: Int,
elementShift: Int,
hasCocoaBuffer: Bool,
owner: AnyObject?
) {
_sanityCheck(elementShift == 0 || elementShift == 1)
self._baseAddress = baseAddress
self._countAndFlags
= (UWord(elementShift) << UWord(sizeof(UWord.self) * 8 - 1))
| ((hasCocoaBuffer ? 1 : 0) << UWord(sizeof(UWord.self) * 8 - 2))
| UWord(count)
self._owner = owner
_sanityCheck(UWord(count) & _flagMask == 0, "String too long to represent")
_invariantCheck()
}
/// Create a _StringCore that covers the entire length of the _StringBuffer.
init(_ buffer: _StringBuffer) {
self = _StringCore(
baseAddress: COpaquePointer(buffer.start),
count: buffer.usedCount,
elementShift: buffer.elementShift,
hasCocoaBuffer: false,
owner: buffer
)
}
/// Create the implementation of an empty string.
/// NOTE: there is no null terminator in an empty string!
init() {
self._baseAddress = _emptyStringBase
self._countAndFlags = 0
self._owner = .None
_invariantCheck()
}
//===--------------------------------------------------------------------===//
// Properties
/// The number of elements stored
@public var count: Int {
get {
return Int(_countAndFlags & _countMask)
}
set(newValue) {
_sanityCheck(UWord(newValue) & _flagMask == 0)
_countAndFlags = (_countAndFlags & _flagMask) | UWord(newValue)
}
}
/// left shift amount to apply to an offset N so that when
/// added to a UnsafePointer<RawByte>, it traverses N elements
var elementShift: Int {
return Int(_countAndFlags >> UWord(sizeof(UWord.self) * 8 - 1))
}
/// the number of bytes per element
@public var elementWidth: Int {
return elementShift + 1
}
@public var hasContiguousStorage: Bool {
return _fastPath(_baseAddress != .null())
}
/// are we using an NSString for storage?
var hasCocoaBuffer: Bool {
return Word((_countAndFlags << 1).value) < 0
}
@public var startASCII: UnsafePointer<UTF8.CodeUnit> {
_sanityCheck(elementWidth == 1, "String does not contain contiguous ASCII")
return UnsafePointer(_baseAddress)
}
@public var startUTF16: UnsafePointer<UTF16.CodeUnit> {
_sanityCheck(
count == 0 || elementWidth == 2,
"String does not contain contiguous UTF16")
return UnsafePointer(_baseAddress)
}
/// the native _StringBuffer, if any, or .None.
@public var nativeBuffer: _StringBuffer? {
if !hasCocoaBuffer {
return _owner.map {
reinterpretCast($0) as _StringBuffer
}
}
return nil
}
/// the Cocoa String buffer, if any, or .None.
@public var cocoaBuffer: _CocoaString? {
if hasCocoaBuffer {
return _owner.map {
reinterpretCast($0) as _CocoaString
}
}
return nil
}
//===--------------------------------------------------------------------===//
// slicing
/// Return the given sub-_StringCore
@public subscript(subRange: Range<Int>) -> _StringCore {
_sanityCheck(subRange.startIndex >= 0)
_sanityCheck(subRange.endIndex <= count)
let newCount = subRange.endIndex - subRange.startIndex
_sanityCheck(UWord(newCount) & _flagMask == 0)
if hasContiguousStorage {
return _StringCore(
baseAddress: _pointerToNth(subRange.startIndex),
_countAndFlags: (_countAndFlags & _flagMask) | UWord(newCount),
owner: _owner)
}
return _cocoaStringSlice(target: self, subRange: subRange)
}
/// Get the Nth UTF16 Code Unit stored
func _nthContiguous(position: Int) -> UTF16.CodeUnit {
let p = UnsafePointer<UInt8>(_pointerToNth(position).value)
// Always dereference two bytes, but when elements are 8 bits we
// multiply the high byte by 0.
return UTF16.CodeUnit(p.memory)
+ UTF16.CodeUnit((p + 1).memory) * _highByteMultiplier
}
/// Get the Nth UTF16 Code Unit stored
@public subscript(position: Int) -> UTF16.CodeUnit {
_sanityCheck(position >= 0)
_sanityCheck(position <= count)
if (_baseAddress != .null()) {
return _nthContiguous(position)
}
return _cocoaStringSubscript(target: self, position: position)
}
/// Write the string, in the given encoding, to output.
func encode<
Encoding: UnicodeCodec,
Output: Sink
where Encoding.CodeUnit == Output.Element
>(encoding: Encoding.Type, output: Output)
{
if _fastPath(_baseAddress != .null()) {
if _fastPath(elementWidth == 1) {
var out = output
for x in UnsafeArray(
start: UnsafePointer<UTF8.CodeUnit>(_baseAddress), length: count
) {
Encoding.encode(UnicodeScalar(UInt32(x)), output: &out)
}
}
else {
let hadError = transcode(UTF16.self, encoding,
UnsafeArray(
start: UnsafePointer<UTF16.CodeUnit>(_baseAddress),
length: count
).generate(),
output,
stopOnError: true
)
_sanityCheck(!hadError, "Swift.String with native storage should not have unpaired surrogates")
}
}
else if (hasCocoaBuffer) {
_StringCore(
_cocoaStringToContiguous(source: cocoaBuffer!, range: 0..<count,
minimumCapacity: 0)
).encode(encoding, output: output)
}
}
/// Attempt to claim unused capacity in the String's existing
/// native buffer, if any. Return zero and a pointer to the claimed
/// storage if successful. Otherwise, returns a suggested new
/// capacity and a null pointer.
///
/// Note: If successful, effectively appends garbage to the String
/// until it has newSize UTF16 code units; you must immediately copy
/// valid UTF16 into that storage.
///
/// Note: if unsuccessful because of insufficient space in an
/// existing buffer, the suggested new capacity will at least double
/// the existing buffer's storage
mutating func _claimCapacity(newSize: Int,
minElementWidth: Int) -> (Int, COpaquePointer) {
if _fastPath(nativeBuffer && elementWidth >= minElementWidth) {
var buffer = nativeBuffer!
// The buffer's "used" field must match this in order to be
// grown. Otherwise, some other String is using parts of
// the buffer beyond our last byte.
let matchUsed = _pointerToNth(count)
// Attempt to claim unused capacity in the buffer
if _fastPath(buffer.grow(
UnsafePointer<RawByte>(matchUsed.value), newUsedCount: newSize)) {
count = newSize
return (0, matchUsed)
}
else if newSize > buffer.capacity {
// Growth failed because of insufficient storage; double the size
return (max(_growArrayCapacity(buffer.capacity), newSize), .null())
}
}
return (newSize, .null())
}
/// Ensure that this String references a _StringBuffer having
/// a capacity of at least newSize elements of at least the given width.
/// Effectively appends garbage to the String until it has newSize
/// UTF16 code units. Returns a pointer to the garbage code units;
/// you must immediately copy valid data into that storage.
mutating func _growBuffer(
newSize: Int, minElementWidth: Int
) -> COpaquePointer {
let (newCapacity, existingStorage)
= _claimCapacity(newSize, minElementWidth: minElementWidth)
if _fastPath(!existingStorage._isNull) {
return existingStorage
}
// Allocate storage.
let newElementWidth =
minElementWidth >= elementWidth
? minElementWidth
: representableAsASCII() ? 1 : 2
var newStorage = _StringBuffer(capacity: newCapacity, initialSize: newSize,
elementWidth: newElementWidth)
var oldCount = count
if hasContiguousStorage {
_StringCore._copyElements(
_baseAddress, srcElementWidth: elementWidth,
dstStart: COpaquePointer(newStorage.start),
dstElementWidth: newElementWidth, count: oldCount)
}
else {
// Opaque cocoa buffers might not store ASCII, so assert that
// we've allocated for 2-byte elements.
// FIXME: can we get Cocoa to tell us quickly that an opaque
// string is ASCII? Do we care much about that edge case?
_sanityCheck(newStorage.elementShift == 1)
_cocoaStringReadAll(source: cocoaBuffer!,
destination: UnsafePointer(newStorage.start))
}
self = _StringCore(newStorage)
return _pointerToNth(oldCount)
}
mutating func append(c: UnicodeScalar) {
_invariantCheck()
// How many bytes does it take to encode each UTF16 code unit of
// c if ASCII storage is available?
let minBytesPerCodeUnit = c.value <= 0x7f ? 1 : 2
// How many UTF16 code units does it take to encode c?
let utf16Width = c.value <= 0xFFFF ? 1 : 2
let destination = _growBuffer(count + utf16Width,
minElementWidth: minBytesPerCodeUnit)
if _fastPath(elementWidth == 1) {
_sanityCheck(
_pointerToNth(count)
== COpaquePointer(UnsafePointer<RawByte>(destination) + 1))
UnsafePointer<UTF8.CodeUnit>(destination).memory = UTF8.CodeUnit(c.value)
}
else {
let destination16 = UnsafePointer<UTF16.CodeUnit>(destination.value)
if _fastPath(utf16Width == 1) {
_sanityCheck(_pointerToNth(count) == COpaquePointer(destination16 + 1))
destination16.memory = UTF16.CodeUnit(c.value)
}
else {
_sanityCheck(_pointerToNth(count) == COpaquePointer(destination16 + 2))
destination16.memory = UTF16.leadSurrogate(c)
(destination16 + 1).memory = UTF16.trailSurrogate(c)
}
}
_invariantCheck()
}
mutating func append(rhs: _StringCore) {
_invariantCheck()
let minElementWidth
= elementWidth >= rhs.elementWidth
? elementWidth
: rhs.representableAsASCII() ? 1 : 2
let destination = _growBuffer(count + rhs.count,
minElementWidth: minElementWidth)
if _fastPath(rhs.hasContiguousStorage) {
_StringCore._copyElements(
rhs._baseAddress, srcElementWidth: rhs.elementWidth,
dstStart: destination, dstElementWidth:elementWidth, count: rhs.count)
}
else {
_sanityCheck(elementWidth == 2)
_cocoaStringReadAll(source: rhs.cocoaBuffer!,
destination: UnsafePointer(destination))
}
_invariantCheck()
}
/// Return true iff the contents of this string can be
/// represented as pure ASCII. O(N) in the worst case
func representableAsASCII() -> Bool {
if _slowPath(!hasContiguousStorage) {
return false
}
if _fastPath(elementWidth == 1) {
return true
}
return !contains(
UnsafeArray(start: UnsafePointer<UTF16.CodeUnit>(_baseAddress),
length: count)
) { $0 > 0x7f }
}
}
extension _StringCore : Collection {
@public
var startIndex: Int {
return 0
}
@public
var endIndex: Int {
return count
}
@public
func generate() -> IndexingGenerator<_StringCore> {
return IndexingGenerator(self)
}
}
extension _StringCore : Sliceable {}
// Used to support a tighter invariant: all strings with contiguous
// storage have a non-NULL base address.
var _emptyStringStorage: UInt32 = 0
var _emptyStringBase: COpaquePointer {
return COpaquePointer(
UnsafePointer<UInt16>(Builtin.addressof(&_emptyStringStorage)))
}