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package org.graalvm.compiler.core.common.util;

import static org.graalvm.compiler.core.common.util.UnsafeAccess.UNSAFE;
import sun.misc.Unsafe;

Provides low-level read access from a byte[] array for signed and unsigned values of size 1, 2, 4, and 8 bytes. The class can either be instantiated for sequential access to the byte[] array; or static methods can be used to read values without the overhead of creating an instance. The flag supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess must be set according to the capabilities of the hardware architecture: the value true allows more efficient memory access on architectures that support unaligned memory accesses; the value false is the safe fallback that works on every hardware.
/** * Provides low-level read access from a byte[] array for signed and unsigned values of size 1, 2, * 4, and 8 bytes. * * The class can either be instantiated for sequential access to the byte[] array; or static methods * can be used to read values without the overhead of creating an instance. * * The flag {@code supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess} must be set according to the capabilities of the * hardware architecture: the value {@code true} allows more efficient memory access on * architectures that support unaligned memory accesses; the value {@code false} is the safe * fallback that works on every hardware. */
public abstract class UnsafeArrayTypeReader implements TypeReader { public static int getS1(byte[] data, long byteIndex) { return UNSAFE.getByte(data, readOffset(data, byteIndex, Byte.BYTES)); } public static int getU1(byte[] data, long byteIndex) { return UNSAFE.getByte(data, readOffset(data, byteIndex, Byte.BYTES)) & 0xFF; } public static int getS2(byte[] data, long byteIndex, boolean supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess) { if (supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess) { return UnalignedUnsafeArrayTypeReader.getS2(data, byteIndex); } else { return AlignedUnsafeArrayTypeReader.getS2(data, byteIndex); } } public static int getU2(byte[] data, long byteIndex, boolean supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess) { return getS2(data, byteIndex, supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess) & 0xFFFF; } public static int getS4(byte[] data, long byteIndex, boolean supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess) { if (supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess) { return UnalignedUnsafeArrayTypeReader.getS4(data, byteIndex); } else { return AlignedUnsafeArrayTypeReader.getS4(data, byteIndex); } } public static long getU4(byte[] data, long byteIndex, boolean supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess) { return getS4(data, byteIndex, supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess) & 0xFFFFFFFFL; } public static long getS8(byte[] data, long byteIndex, boolean supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess) { if (supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess) { return UnalignedUnsafeArrayTypeReader.getS8(data, byteIndex); } else { return AlignedUnsafeArrayTypeReader.getS8(data, byteIndex); } } protected static long readOffset(byte[] data, long byteIndex, int numBytes) { assert byteIndex >= 0; assert numBytes > 0; assert byteIndex + numBytes <= data.length; assert Unsafe.ARRAY_BYTE_INDEX_SCALE == 1; return byteIndex + Unsafe.ARRAY_BYTE_BASE_OFFSET; } public static UnsafeArrayTypeReader create(byte[] data, long byteIndex, boolean supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess) { if (supportsUnalignedMemoryAccess) { return new UnalignedUnsafeArrayTypeReader(data, byteIndex); } else { return new AlignedUnsafeArrayTypeReader(data, byteIndex); } } protected final byte[] data; protected long byteIndex; protected UnsafeArrayTypeReader(byte[] data, long byteIndex) { this.data = data; this.byteIndex = byteIndex; } @Override public long getByteIndex() { return byteIndex; } @Override public void setByteIndex(long byteIndex) { this.byteIndex = byteIndex; } @Override public final int getS1() { int result = getS1(data, byteIndex); byteIndex += Byte.BYTES; return result; } @Override public final int getU1() { int result = getU1(data, byteIndex); byteIndex += Byte.BYTES; return result; } @Override public final int getU2() { return getS2() & 0xFFFF; } @Override public final long getU4() { return getS4() & 0xFFFFFFFFL; } } final class UnalignedUnsafeArrayTypeReader extends UnsafeArrayTypeReader { protected static int getS2(byte[] data, long byteIndex) { return UNSAFE.getShort(data, readOffset(data, byteIndex, Short.BYTES)); } protected static int getS4(byte[] data, long byteIndex) { return UNSAFE.getInt(data, readOffset(data, byteIndex, Integer.BYTES)); } protected static long getS8(byte[] data, long byteIndex) { return UNSAFE.getLong(data, readOffset(data, byteIndex, Long.BYTES)); } protected UnalignedUnsafeArrayTypeReader(byte[] data, long byteIndex) { super(data, byteIndex); } @Override public int getS2() { int result = getS2(data, byteIndex); byteIndex += Short.BYTES; return result; } @Override public int getS4() { int result = getS4(data, byteIndex); byteIndex += Integer.BYTES; return result; } @Override public long getS8() { long result = getS8(data, byteIndex); byteIndex += Long.BYTES; return result; } } class AlignedUnsafeArrayTypeReader extends UnsafeArrayTypeReader { protected static int getS2(byte[] data, long byteIndex) { long offset = readOffset(data, byteIndex, Short.BYTES); return ((UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 0) & 0xFF) << 0) | // (UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 1) << 8); } protected static int getS4(byte[] data, long byteIndex) { long offset = readOffset(data, byteIndex, Integer.BYTES); return ((UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 0) & 0xFF) << 0) | // ((UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 1) & 0xFF) << 8) | // ((UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 2) & 0xFF) << 16) | // (UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 3) << 24); } protected static long getS8(byte[] data, long byteIndex) { long offset = readOffset(data, byteIndex, Long.BYTES); return ((long) ((UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 0) & 0xFF)) << 0) | // ((long) ((UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 1) & 0xFF)) << 8) | // ((long) ((UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 2) & 0xFF)) << 16) | // ((long) ((UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 3) & 0xFF)) << 24) | // ((long) ((UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 4) & 0xFF)) << 32) | // ((long) ((UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 5) & 0xFF)) << 40) | // ((long) ((UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 6) & 0xFF)) << 48) | // ((long) (UNSAFE.getByte(data, offset + 7)) << 56); } protected AlignedUnsafeArrayTypeReader(byte[] data, long byteIndex) { super(data, byteIndex); } @Override public int getS2() { int result = getS2(data, byteIndex); byteIndex += Short.BYTES; return result; } @Override public int getS4() { int result = getS4(data, byteIndex); byteIndex += Integer.BYTES; return result; } @Override public long getS8() { long result = getS8(data, byteIndex); byteIndex += Long.BYTES; return result; } }