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package org.graalvm.word;

// JaCoCo Exclude

Marker interface for location identities. A different location identity of two memory accesses guarantees that the two accesses do not interfere. Clients of LocationIdentity must use Object.equals(Object), not ==, when comparing two LocationIdentity values for equality. Likewise, they must not use IdentityHashMaps with LocationIdentity values as keys. /**
 * Marker interface for location identities. A different location identity of two memory accesses
 * guarantees that the two accesses do not interfere.
 *
 * Clients of {@link LocationIdentity} must use {@link #equals(Object)}, not {@code ==}, when
 * comparing two {@link LocationIdentity} values for equality. Likewise, they must not use
 * {@link java.util.IdentityHashMap}s with {@link LocationIdentity} values as keys.
 */
public abstract class LocationIdentity {

    private static final class AnyLocationIdentity extends LocationIdentity {
        @Override
        public boolean isImmutable() {
            return false;
        }

        @Override
        public String toString() {
            return "ANY_LOCATION";
        }
    }

    private static final class InitLocationIdentity extends LocationIdentity {
        @Override
        public boolean isImmutable() {
            return true;
        }

        @Override
        public String toString() {
            return "INIT_LOCATION";
        }
    }

    public static final LocationIdentity ANY_LOCATION = new AnyLocationIdentity();
    public static final LocationIdentity INIT_LOCATION = new InitLocationIdentity();

    
Indicates that the given location is the union of all possible mutable locations. A write to
such a location kill all reads from mutable locations and a read from this location is killed
by any write (except for initialization writes).
/**
     * Indicates that the given location is the union of all possible mutable locations. A write to
     * such a location kill all reads from mutable locations and a read from this location is killed
     * by any write (except for initialization writes).
     */
    public static LocationIdentity any() {
        return ANY_LOCATION;
    }

    
Location only allowed to be used for writes. Indicates that a completely new memory location
is written. Kills no read. The previous value at the given location must be either
uninitialized or null. Writes to this location do not need a GC pre-barrier.
/**
     * Location only allowed to be used for writes. Indicates that a completely new memory location
     * is written. Kills no read. The previous value at the given location must be either
     * uninitialized or null. Writes to this location do not need a GC pre-barrier.
     */
    public static LocationIdentity init() {
        return INIT_LOCATION;
    }

    
Denotes a location is unchanging in all cases. Not that this is different than the Java
notion of final which only requires definite assignment.
/**
     * Denotes a location is unchanging in all cases. Not that this is different than the Java
     * notion of final which only requires definite assignment.
     */
    public abstract boolean isImmutable();

    public final boolean isMutable() {
        return !isImmutable();
    }

    public final boolean isAny() {
        return this == ANY_LOCATION;
    }

    public final boolean isInit() {
        return this == INIT_LOCATION;
    }

    public final boolean isSingle() {
        return this != ANY_LOCATION;
    }

    public final boolean overlaps(LocationIdentity other) {
        return isAny() || other.isAny() || this.equals(other);
    }
}