libctemplate-dev 2.3-3 / usr / include / ctemplate / template_string.h

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#ifndef TEMPLATE_TEMPLATE_STRING_H_
#define TEMPLATE_TEMPLATE_STRING_H_

#include <string.h>      // for memcmp() and size_t
#include <tr1/unordered_map>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

#include <assert.h>
#if 1
#include <stdint.h>       // one place @ac_cv_unit64@ might live
#endif
#if 1
#include <inttypes.h>     // another place @ac_cv_unit64@ might live
#endif
#include <sys/types.h>    // final place @ac_cv_unit64@ might live

class TemplateStringTest;          // needed for friendship declaration
class StaticTemplateStringTest;

#if 1
extern char _start[] __attribute__((weak));     // linker emits: start of .text
extern char data_start[] __attribute__((weak));               // start of .data
#endif



namespace ctemplate {

// Most methods of TemplateDictionary take a TemplateString rather than a
// C++ string.  This is for efficiency: it can avoid extra string copies.
// For any argument that takes a TemplateString, you can pass in any of:
//    * A C++ string
//    * A char*
//    * A StringPiece
//    * TemplateString(char*, length)
// The last of these is the most efficient, though it requires more work
// on the call site (you have to create the TemplateString explicitly).
class TemplateString;

// If you have a string constant (e.g. the string literal "foo") that
// you need to pass into template routines repeatedly, it is more
// efficient if you convert it into a TemplateString only once.  The
// way to do this is to use a global StaticTemplateString via STS_INIT
// (note: do this at global scope *only*!):
//    static const StaticTemplateString kMyVar = STS_INIT(kMyVar, "MY_VALUE");
struct StaticTemplateString;

#define STS_INIT(name, str)  STS_INIT_WITH_HASH(name, str, 0)

// Let's define a convenient hash function for hashing 'normal'
// strings: char* and string.  We'll use MurmurHash, which is probably
// better than the STL default.  We don't include TemplateString or
// StaticTemplateString here, since they are hashed more efficiently
// based on their id.
struct  StringHash {
  inline size_t operator()(const char* s) const {
    return Hash(s, strlen(s));
  };

  inline size_t operator()(const std::string& s) const {
    return Hash(s.data(), s.size());
  }

  inline bool operator()(const char* a, const char* b) const {
    return (a != b) && (strcmp(a, b) < 0);    // <, for MSVC
  }

  inline bool operator()(const std::string& a, const std::string& b) const {
    return a < b;
  }

  static const size_t bucket_size = 4;    // These are required by MSVC
  static const size_t min_buckets = 8;    // 4 and 8 are the defaults
 private:
  size_t Hash(const char* s, size_t slen) const;
};

// ----------------------- THE CLASSES -------------------------------

typedef u_int64_t TemplateId;

const TemplateId kIllegalTemplateId = 0;

struct  StaticTemplateString {
  // Do not define a constructor!  We use only brace-initialization,
  // so the data is constructed at static-initialization time.
  // Anything you want to put in a constructor, put in
  // StaticTemplateStringInitializer instead.

  // These members shouldn't be accessed directly, except in the
  // internals of the template code.  They are public because that is
  // the only way we can brace-initialize them.  NOTE: MSVC (at least
  // up to 8.0) has a bug where it ignores 'mutable' when it's buried
  // in an internal struct.  To fix that, we have to make this whole
  // internal struct mutable.  We only do this on MSVC, so on other
  // compilers we get the full constness we want.
#ifdef _MSC_VER
  mutable
#endif
  struct {
    const char* ptr_;
    size_t length_;
    mutable TemplateId id_;  // sometimes lazily-initialized.
  } do_not_use_directly_;

  // This class is a good hash functor to pass in as the third
  // argument to std::tr1::unordered_map<>, when creating a map whose keys are
  // StaticTemplateString.  NOTE: This class isn't that safe to use,
  // because it requires that StaticTemplateStringInitializer has done
  // its job.  Unfortunately, even when you use the STS_INIT macro
  // (which is always, right??), dynamic initialiation does not happen
  // in a particular order, and objects in different .cc files may
  // reference a StaticTemplateString before the corresponding
  // StaticTemplateStringInitializer sets the id.
  struct Hasher {
    inline size_t operator()(const StaticTemplateString& sts) const;
    inline bool operator()(const StaticTemplateString& a,        // <, for MSVC
                           const StaticTemplateString& b) const;
    static const size_t bucket_size = 4;    // These are required by MSVC
    static const size_t min_buckets = 8;    // 4 and 8 are the defaults
  };

  inline bool empty() const {
    return do_not_use_directly_.length_ == 0;
  }

  // Allows comparisons of StaticTemplateString objects as if they were
  // strings.  This is useful for STL.
  inline bool operator==(const StaticTemplateString& x) const;
};

class  TemplateString {
 public:
  TemplateString(const char* s)
      : ptr_(s ? s : ""), length_(strlen(ptr_)),
        is_immutable_(InTextSegment(ptr_)), id_(kIllegalTemplateId) {
  }
  TemplateString(const std::string& s)
      : ptr_(s.data()), length_(s.size()),
        is_immutable_(false), id_(kIllegalTemplateId) {
  }
  TemplateString(const char* s, size_t slen)
      : ptr_(s), length_(slen),
        is_immutable_(InTextSegment(s)), id_(kIllegalTemplateId) {
  }
  TemplateString(const StaticTemplateString& s)
      : ptr_(s.do_not_use_directly_.ptr_),
        length_(s.do_not_use_directly_.length_),
        is_immutable_(true), id_(s.do_not_use_directly_.id_) {
  }

  const char* begin() const {
    return ptr_;
  }

  const char* end() const {
    return ptr_ + length_;
  }

  const char* data() const {
    return ptr_;
  }

  size_t size() const {
    return length_;
  }

  inline bool empty() const {
    return length_ == 0;
  };

  inline bool is_immutable() const {
    return is_immutable_;
  }

  // STL requires this to be public for hash_map, though I'd rather not.
  inline bool operator==(const TemplateString& x) const {
    return GetGlobalId() == x.GetGlobalId();
  }

 private:
  // Only TemplateDictionaries and template expansion code can read these.
  friend class TemplateDictionary;
  friend class TemplateCache;                    // for GetGlobalId
  friend class StaticTemplateStringInitializer;  // for AddToGlo...
  friend struct TemplateStringHasher;            // for GetGlobalId
  friend TemplateId GlobalIdForTest(const char* ptr, int len);
  friend TemplateId GlobalIdForSTS_INIT(const TemplateString& s);

  TemplateString(const char* s, size_t slen, bool is_immutable, TemplateId id)
      : ptr_(s), length_(slen), is_immutable_(is_immutable), id_(id) {
  }

  // This returns true if s is in the .text segment of the binary.
  // (Note this only checks .text of the main executable, not of
  // shared libraries.  So it may not be all that useful.)
  // This requires the gnu linker (and probably elf), to define
  // _start and data_start.
  static bool InTextSegment(const char* s) {
#if 1
    return (s >= _start && s < data_start);   // in .text
#else
    return false;    // the conservative choice: assume it's not static memory
#endif
  }

 protected:
  inline void CacheGlobalId() { // used by HashedTemplateString
    id_ = GetGlobalId();
  };

 private:
  // Returns the global id, computing it for the first time if
  // necessary.  Note that since this is a const method, we don't
  // store the computed value in id_, even if id_ is 0.
  TemplateId GetGlobalId() const;
  // Adds this TemplateString to the map from global-id to name.
  void AddToGlobalIdToNameMap();

  // Use sparingly. Converting to a string loses information about the
  // id of the template string, making operations require extra hash
  // computations.
  std::string ToString() const { return std::string(ptr_, length_); }

  // Does the reverse map from TemplateId to TemplateString contents.
  // Returns a TemplateString(kStsEmpty) if id isn't found.  Note that
  // the TemplateString returned is not necessarily NUL terminated.
  static TemplateString IdToString(TemplateId id);

  const char* ptr_;
  size_t length_;
  // Do we need to manage memory for this string?
  bool is_immutable_;
  // Id for hash lookups. If 0, we don't have one and it should be
  // computed as-needed.
  TemplateId id_;
};

// ----------------------- THE CODE -------------------------------

// Use the low-bit from TemplateId as the "initialized" flag.  Note
// that since all initialized TemplateId have the lower bit set, it's
// safe to have used 0 for kIllegalTemplateId, as we did above.
const TemplateId kTemplateStringInitializedFlag = 1;

inline bool IsTemplateIdInitialized(TemplateId id) {
  return id & kTemplateStringInitializedFlag;
}

// This is a helper struct used in TemplateString::Hasher/TemplateStringHasher
struct TemplateIdHasher {
  size_t operator()(TemplateId id) const {
    // The shift has two effects: it randomizes the "initialized" flag,
    // and slightly improves the randomness of the low bits.  This is
    // slightly useful when size_t is 32 bits, or when using a small
    // hash tables with power-of-2 sizes.
    return static_cast<size_t>(id ^ (id >> 33));
  }
  bool operator()(TemplateId a, TemplateId b) const {   // <, for MSVC
    return a < b;
  }
  static const size_t bucket_size = 4;    // These are required by MSVC
  static const size_t min_buckets = 8;    // 4 and 8 are the defaults
};


inline size_t StaticTemplateString::Hasher::operator()(
    const StaticTemplateString& sts) const {
  TemplateId id = sts.do_not_use_directly_.id_;
  assert(IsTemplateIdInitialized(id));
  return TemplateIdHasher()(id);
}

inline bool StaticTemplateString::Hasher::operator()(
    const StaticTemplateString& a, const StaticTemplateString& b) const {
  TemplateId id_a = a.do_not_use_directly_.id_;
  TemplateId id_b = b.do_not_use_directly_.id_;
  assert(IsTemplateIdInitialized(id_a));
  assert(IsTemplateIdInitialized(id_b));
  return TemplateIdHasher()(id_a, id_b);
}

inline bool StaticTemplateString::operator==(
    const StaticTemplateString& x) const {
  return (do_not_use_directly_.length_ == x.do_not_use_directly_.length_ &&
          (do_not_use_directly_.ptr_ == x.do_not_use_directly_.ptr_ ||
           memcmp(do_not_use_directly_.ptr_, x.do_not_use_directly_.ptr_,
                  do_not_use_directly_.length_) == 0));
}

// We set up as much of StaticTemplateString as we can at
// static-initialization time (using brace-initialization), but some
// things can't be set up then.  This class is for those things; it
// runs at dynamic-initialization time.  If you add logic here, only
// do so as an optimization: this may be called rather late (though
// before main), so other code should not depend on this being called
// before them.
class  StaticTemplateStringInitializer {
 public:
  // This constructor operates on a const StaticTemplateString - we should
  // only change those things that are mutable.
  explicit StaticTemplateStringInitializer(const StaticTemplateString* sts);
};

// Don't use this.  This is used only in auto-generated .varnames.h files.
#define STS_INIT_WITH_HASH(name, str, hash)                                   \
  { { str, sizeof("" str "")-1, hash } };                                       \
  namespace ctemplate_sts_init {                                              \
  static const ::ctemplate::StaticTemplateStringInitializer name##_init(&name); \
  }

// We computed this hash value for the empty string online.  In debug
// mode, we verify it's correct during runtime (that is, that we
// verify the hash function used by make_tpl_varnames_h hasn't changed
// since we computed this number).  Note this struct is logically
// static, but since it's in a .h file, we don't say 'static' but
// instead rely on the linker to provide the POD-with-internal-linkage
// magic.
const StaticTemplateString kStsEmpty =
    STS_INIT_WITH_HASH(kStsEmpty, "", 1457976849674613049ULL);

}


#endif  // TEMPLATE_TEMPLATE_STRING_H_