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/* -*- Mode: C; tab-width: 8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*- |
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* ***** BEGIN LICENSE BLOCK ***** |
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* Version: MPL 1.1/GPL 2.0/LGPL 2.1 |
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* The contents of this file are subject to the Mozilla Public License Version |
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* 1.1 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with |
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* for the specific language governing rights and limitations under the |
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* The Original Code is Mozilla Communicator client code, released |
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* March 31, 1998. |
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* |
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* The Initial Developer of the Original Code is |
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* Netscape Communications Corporation. |
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* Portions created by the Initial Developer are Copyright (C) 1998 |
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* the Initial Developer. All Rights Reserved. |
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* ***** END LICENSE BLOCK ***** */ |
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#ifndef jsopcode_h___ |
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#define jsopcode_h___ |
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/* |
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* JS bytecode definitions. |
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*/ |
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#include <stddef.h> |
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#include "jsprvtd.h" |
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#include "jspubtd.h" |
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#include "jsutil.h" |
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JS_BEGIN_EXTERN_C |
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/* |
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* JS operation bytecodes. |
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*/ |
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typedef enum JSOp { |
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#define OPDEF(op,val,name,token,length,nuses,ndefs,prec,format) \ |
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op = val, |
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#include "jsopcode.tbl" |
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#undef OPDEF |
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JSOP_LIMIT |
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} JSOp; |
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/* |
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* JS bytecode formats. |
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*/ |
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#define JOF_BYTE 0 /* single bytecode, no immediates */ |
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#define JOF_JUMP 1 /* signed 16-bit jump offset immediate */ |
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#define JOF_ATOM 2 /* unsigned 16-bit constant pool index */ |
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#define JOF_UINT16 3 /* unsigned 16-bit immediate operand */ |
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#define JOF_TABLESWITCH 4 /* table switch */ |
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#define JOF_LOOKUPSWITCH 5 /* lookup switch */ |
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#define JOF_QARG 6 /* quickened get/set function argument ops */ |
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#define JOF_LOCAL 7 /* var or block-local variable */ |
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#define JOF_SLOTATOM 8 /* uint16 slot index + constant pool index */ |
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#define JOF_JUMPX 9 /* signed 32-bit jump offset immediate */ |
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#define JOF_TABLESWITCHX 10 /* extended (32-bit offset) table switch */ |
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#define JOF_LOOKUPSWITCHX 11 /* extended (32-bit offset) lookup switch */ |
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#define JOF_UINT24 12 /* extended unsigned 24-bit literal (index) */ |
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#define JOF_UINT8 13 /* uint8 immediate, e.g. top 8 bits of 24-bit |
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atom index */ |
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#define JOF_INT32 14 /* int32 immediate operand */ |
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#define JOF_OBJECT 15 /* unsigned 16-bit object pool index */ |
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#define JOF_SLOTOBJECT 16 /* uint16 slot index + object pool index */ |
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#define JOF_REGEXP 17 /* unsigned 16-bit regexp pool index */ |
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#define JOF_INT8 18 /* int8 immediate operand */ |
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#define JOF_TYPEMASK 0x001f /* mask for above immediate types */ |
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#define JOF_NAME (1U<<5) /* name operation */ |
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#define JOF_PROP (2U<<5) /* obj.prop operation */ |
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#define JOF_ELEM (3U<<5) /* obj[index] operation */ |
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#define JOF_XMLNAME (4U<<5) /* XML name: *, a::b, @a, @a::b, etc. */ |
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#define JOF_VARPROP (5U<<5) /* x.prop for this, arg, var, or local x */ |
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#define JOF_MODEMASK (7U<<5) /* mask for above addressing modes */ |
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#define JOF_SET (1U<<8) /* set (i.e., assignment) operation */ |
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#define JOF_DEL (1U<<9) /* delete operation */ |
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#define JOF_DEC (1U<<10) /* decrement (--, not ++) opcode */ |
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#define JOF_INC (2U<<10) /* increment (++, not --) opcode */ |
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#define JOF_INCDEC (3U<<10) /* increment or decrement opcode */ |
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#define JOF_POST (1U<<12) /* postorder increment or decrement */ |
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#define JOF_FOR (1U<<13) /* for-in property op (akin to JOF_SET) */ |
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#define JOF_ASSIGNING JOF_SET /* hint for JSClass.resolve, used for ops |
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that do simplex assignment */ |
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#define JOF_DETECTING (1U<<14) /* object detection for JSNewResolveOp */ |
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#define JOF_BACKPATCH (1U<<15) /* backpatch placeholder during codegen */ |
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#define JOF_LEFTASSOC (1U<<16) /* left-associative operator */ |
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#define JOF_DECLARING (1U<<17) /* var, const, or function declaration op */ |
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#define JOF_INDEXBASE (1U<<18) /* atom segment base setting prefix op */ |
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#define JOF_CALLOP (1U<<19) /* call operation that pushes function and |
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this */ |
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#define JOF_PARENHEAD (1U<<20) /* opcode consumes value of expression in |
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parenthesized statement head */ |
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#define JOF_INVOKE (1U<<21) /* JSOP_CALL, JSOP_NEW, JSOP_EVAL */ |
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#define JOF_TMPSLOT (1U<<22) /* interpreter uses extra temporary slot |
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to root intermediate objects besides |
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the slots opcode uses */ |
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#define JOF_TMPSLOT2 (2U<<22) /* interpreter uses extra 2 temporary slot |
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besides the slots opcode uses */ |
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#define JOF_TMPSLOT_SHIFT 22 |
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#define JOF_TMPSLOT_MASK (JS_BITMASK(2) << JOF_TMPSLOT_SHIFT) |
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/* Shorthands for type from format and type from opcode. */ |
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#define JOF_TYPE(fmt) ((fmt) & JOF_TYPEMASK) |
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#define JOF_OPTYPE(op) JOF_TYPE(js_CodeSpec[op].format) |
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/* Shorthands for mode from format and mode from opcode. */ |
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#define JOF_MODE(fmt) ((fmt) & JOF_MODEMASK) |
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#define JOF_OPMODE(op) JOF_MODE(js_CodeSpec[op].format) |
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#define JOF_TYPE_IS_EXTENDED_JUMP(t) \ |
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((unsigned)((t) - JOF_JUMPX) <= (unsigned)(JOF_LOOKUPSWITCHX - JOF_JUMPX)) |
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/* |
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* Immediate operand getters, setters, and bounds. |
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*/ |
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/* Common uint16 immediate format helpers. */ |
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#define UINT16_LEN 2 |
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#define UINT16_HI(i) ((jsbytecode)((i) >> 8)) |
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#define UINT16_LO(i) ((jsbytecode)(i)) |
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#define GET_UINT16(pc) ((uintN)(((pc)[1] << 8) | (pc)[2])) |
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#define SET_UINT16(pc,i) ((pc)[1] = UINT16_HI(i), (pc)[2] = UINT16_LO(i)) |
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#define UINT16_LIMIT ((uintN)1 << 16) |
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/* Short (2-byte signed offset) relative jump macros. */ |
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#define JUMP_OFFSET_LEN 2 |
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#define JUMP_OFFSET_HI(off) ((jsbytecode)((off) >> 8)) |
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#define JUMP_OFFSET_LO(off) ((jsbytecode)(off)) |
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#define GET_JUMP_OFFSET(pc) ((int16)GET_UINT16(pc)) |
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#define SET_JUMP_OFFSET(pc,off) ((pc)[1] = JUMP_OFFSET_HI(off), \ |
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(pc)[2] = JUMP_OFFSET_LO(off)) |
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#define JUMP_OFFSET_MIN ((int16)0x8000) |
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#define JUMP_OFFSET_MAX ((int16)0x7fff) |
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/* |
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* When a short jump won't hold a relative offset, its 2-byte immediate offset |
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* operand is an unsigned index of a span-dependency record, maintained until |
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* code generation finishes -- after which some (but we hope not nearly all) |
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* span-dependent jumps must be extended (see OptimizeSpanDeps in jsemit.c). |
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* |
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* If the span-dependency record index overflows SPANDEP_INDEX_MAX, the jump |
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* offset will contain SPANDEP_INDEX_HUGE, indicating that the record must be |
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* found (via binary search) by its "before span-dependency optimization" pc |
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* offset (from script main entry point). |
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*/ |
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#define GET_SPANDEP_INDEX(pc) ((uint16)GET_UINT16(pc)) |
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#define SET_SPANDEP_INDEX(pc,i) ((pc)[1] = JUMP_OFFSET_HI(i), \ |
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(pc)[2] = JUMP_OFFSET_LO(i)) |
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#define SPANDEP_INDEX_MAX ((uint16)0xfffe) |
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#define SPANDEP_INDEX_HUGE ((uint16)0xffff) |
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/* Ultimately, if short jumps won't do, emit long (4-byte signed) offsets. */ |
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#define JUMPX_OFFSET_LEN 4 |
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#define JUMPX_OFFSET_B3(off) ((jsbytecode)((off) >> 24)) |
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#define JUMPX_OFFSET_B2(off) ((jsbytecode)((off) >> 16)) |
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#define JUMPX_OFFSET_B1(off) ((jsbytecode)((off) >> 8)) |
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#define JUMPX_OFFSET_B0(off) ((jsbytecode)(off)) |
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#define GET_JUMPX_OFFSET(pc) ((int32)(((pc)[1] << 24) | ((pc)[2] << 16) \ |
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| ((pc)[3] << 8) | (pc)[4])) |
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#define SET_JUMPX_OFFSET(pc,off)((pc)[1] = JUMPX_OFFSET_B3(off), \ |
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(pc)[2] = JUMPX_OFFSET_B2(off), \ |
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(pc)[3] = JUMPX_OFFSET_B1(off), \ |
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(pc)[4] = JUMPX_OFFSET_B0(off)) |
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#define JUMPX_OFFSET_MIN ((int32)0x80000000) |
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#define JUMPX_OFFSET_MAX ((int32)0x7fffffff) |
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/* |
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* A literal is indexed by a per-script atom or object maps. Most scripts |
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* have relatively few literals, so the standard JOF_ATOM, JOF_OBJECT and |
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* JOF_REGEXP formats specifies a fixed 16 bits of immediate operand index. |
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* A script with more than 64K literals must wrap the bytecode into |
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* JSOP_INDEXBASE and JSOP_RESETBASE pair. |
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*/ |
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#define INDEX_LEN 2 |
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#define INDEX_HI(i) ((jsbytecode)((i) >> 8)) |
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#define INDEX_LO(i) ((jsbytecode)(i)) |
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#define GET_INDEX(pc) GET_UINT16(pc) |
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#define SET_INDEX(pc,i) ((pc)[1] = INDEX_HI(i), (pc)[2] = INDEX_LO(i)) |
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#define GET_INDEXBASE(pc) (JS_ASSERT(*(pc) == JSOP_INDEXBASE), \ |
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((uintN)((pc)[1])) << 16) |
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#define INDEXBASE_LEN 1 |
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#define UINT24_HI(i) ((jsbytecode)((i) >> 16)) |
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#define UINT24_MID(i) ((jsbytecode)((i) >> 8)) |
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#define UINT24_LO(i) ((jsbytecode)(i)) |
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#define GET_UINT24(pc) ((jsatomid)(((pc)[1] << 16) | \ |
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((pc)[2] << 8) | \ |
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(pc)[3])) |
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#define SET_UINT24(pc,i) ((pc)[1] = UINT24_HI(i), \ |
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(pc)[2] = UINT24_MID(i), \ |
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(pc)[3] = UINT24_LO(i)) |
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#define GET_INT8(pc) ((jsint)(int8)(pc)[1]) |
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#define GET_INT32(pc) ((jsint)(((uint32)((pc)[1]) << 24) | \ |
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((uint32)((pc)[2]) << 16) | \ |
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((uint32)((pc)[3]) << 8) | \ |
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(uint32)(pc)[4])) |
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#define SET_INT32(pc,i) ((pc)[1] = (jsbytecode)((uint32)(i) >> 24), \ |
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(pc)[2] = (jsbytecode)((uint32)(i) >> 16), \ |
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(pc)[3] = (jsbytecode)((uint32)(i) >> 8), \ |
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(pc)[4] = (jsbytecode)(uint32)(i)) |
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/* Index limit is determined by SN_3BYTE_OFFSET_FLAG, see jsemit.h. */ |
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#define INDEX_LIMIT_LOG2 23 |
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#define INDEX_LIMIT ((uint32)1 << INDEX_LIMIT_LOG2) |
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JS_STATIC_ASSERT(sizeof(uint32) * JS_BITS_PER_BYTE >= INDEX_LIMIT_LOG2 + 1); |
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/* Actual argument count operand format helpers. */ |
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#define ARGC_HI(argc) UINT16_HI(argc) |
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#define ARGC_LO(argc) UINT16_LO(argc) |
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#define GET_ARGC(pc) GET_UINT16(pc) |
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#define ARGC_LIMIT UINT16_LIMIT |
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/* Synonyms for quick JOF_QARG and JOF_LOCAL bytecodes. */ |
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#define GET_ARGNO(pc) GET_UINT16(pc) |
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#define SET_ARGNO(pc,argno) SET_UINT16(pc,argno) |
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#define ARGNO_LEN 2 |
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#define ARGNO_LIMIT UINT16_LIMIT |
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#define GET_SLOTNO(pc) GET_UINT16(pc) |
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#define SET_SLOTNO(pc,varno) SET_UINT16(pc,varno) |
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#define SLOTNO_LEN 2 |
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#define SLOTNO_LIMIT UINT16_LIMIT |
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struct JSCodeSpec { |
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int8 length; /* length including opcode byte */ |
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int8 nuses; /* arity, -1 if variadic */ |
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int8 ndefs; /* number of stack results */ |
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uint8 prec; /* operator precedence */ |
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uint32 format; /* immediate operand format */ |
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}; |
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extern const JSCodeSpec js_CodeSpec[]; |
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extern uintN js_NumCodeSpecs; |
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extern const char *js_CodeName[]; |
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extern const char js_EscapeMap[]; |
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/* |
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* Return a GC'ed string containing the chars in str, with any non-printing |
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* chars or quotes (' or " as specified by the quote argument) escaped, and |
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* with the quote character at the beginning and end of the result string. |
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*/ |
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extern JSString * |
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js_QuoteString(JSContext *cx, JSString *str, jschar quote); |
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/* |
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* JSPrinter operations, for printf style message formatting. The return |
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* value from js_GetPrinterOutput() is the printer's cumulative output, in |
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* a GC'ed string. |
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*/ |
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#ifdef JS_ARENAMETER |
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# define JS_NEW_PRINTER(cx, name, fun, indent, pretty) \ |
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js_NewPrinter(cx, name, fun, indent, pretty) |
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#else |
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# define JS_NEW_PRINTER(cx, name, fun, indent, pretty) \ |
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js_NewPrinter(cx, fun, indent, pretty) |
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#endif |
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extern JSPrinter * |
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JS_NEW_PRINTER(JSContext *cx, const char *name, JSFunction *fun, |
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uintN indent, JSBool pretty); |
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extern void |
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js_DestroyPrinter(JSPrinter *jp); |
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extern JSString * |
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js_GetPrinterOutput(JSPrinter *jp); |
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extern int |
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js_printf(JSPrinter *jp, const char *format, ...); |
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extern JSBool |
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js_puts(JSPrinter *jp, const char *s); |
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/* |
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* Get index operand from the bytecode using a bytecode analysis to deduce the |
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* the index register. This function is infallible, in spite of taking cx as |
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* its first parameter; it uses only cx->runtime when calling JS_GetTrapOpcode. |
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* The GET_*_FROM_BYTECODE macros that call it pick up cx from their caller's |
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* lexical environments. |
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*/ |
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uintN |
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js_GetIndexFromBytecode(JSContext *cx, JSScript *script, jsbytecode *pc, |
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ptrdiff_t pcoff); |
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/* |
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* A slower version of GET_ATOM when the caller does not want to maintain |
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* the index segment register itself. |
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*/ |
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#define GET_ATOM_FROM_BYTECODE(script, pc, pcoff, atom) \ |
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JS_BEGIN_MACRO \ |
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uintN index_ = js_GetIndexFromBytecode(cx, (script), (pc), (pcoff)); \ |
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JS_GET_SCRIPT_ATOM((script), index_, atom); \ |
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JS_END_MACRO |
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#define GET_OBJECT_FROM_BYTECODE(script, pc, pcoff, obj) \ |
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JS_BEGIN_MACRO \ |
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uintN index_ = js_GetIndexFromBytecode(cx, (script), (pc), (pcoff)); \ |
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JS_GET_SCRIPT_OBJECT((script), index_, obj); \ |
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JS_END_MACRO |
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#define GET_FUNCTION_FROM_BYTECODE(script, pc, pcoff, fun) \ |
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JS_BEGIN_MACRO \ |
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uintN index_ = js_GetIndexFromBytecode(cx, (script), (pc), (pcoff)); \ |
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JS_GET_SCRIPT_FUNCTION((script), index_, fun); \ |
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JS_END_MACRO |
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#define GET_REGEXP_FROM_BYTECODE(script, pc, pcoff, obj) \ |
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JS_BEGIN_MACRO \ |
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uintN index_ = js_GetIndexFromBytecode(cx, (script), (pc), (pcoff)); \ |
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JS_GET_SCRIPT_REGEXP((script), index_, obj); \ |
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JS_END_MACRO |
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/* |
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* Get the length of variable-length bytecode like JSOP_TABLESWITCH. |
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*/ |
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extern uintN |
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js_GetVariableBytecodeLength(jsbytecode *pc); |
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/* |
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* Find the number of stack slots used by a variadic opcode such as JSOP_CALL |
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* or JSOP_NEWARRAY (for such ops, JSCodeSpec.nuses is -1). |
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*/ |
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extern uintN |
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js_GetVariableStackUseLength(JSOp op, jsbytecode *pc); |
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#ifdef DEBUG |
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/* |
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* Disassemblers, for debugging only. |
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*/ |
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#include <stdio.h> |
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extern JS_FRIEND_API(JSBool) |
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js_Disassemble(JSContext *cx, JSScript *script, JSBool lines, FILE *fp); |
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extern JS_FRIEND_API(uintN) |
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js_Disassemble1(JSContext *cx, JSScript *script, jsbytecode *pc, uintN loc, |
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JSBool lines, FILE *fp); |
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#endif /* DEBUG */ |
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/* |
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* Decompilers, for script, function, and expression pretty-printing. |
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*/ |
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extern JSBool |
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js_DecompileScript(JSPrinter *jp, JSScript *script); |
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extern JSBool |
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js_DecompileFunctionBody(JSPrinter *jp); |
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extern JSBool |
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js_DecompileFunction(JSPrinter *jp); |
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/* |
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* Find the source expression that resulted in v, and return a newly allocated |
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* C-string containing it. Fall back on v's string conversion (fallback) if we |
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* can't find the bytecode that generated and pushed v on the operand stack. |
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* |
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* Search the current stack frame if spindex is JSDVG_SEARCH_STACK. Don't |
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* look for v on the stack if spindex is JSDVG_IGNORE_STACK. Otherwise, |
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* spindex is the negative index of v, measured from cx->fp->sp, or from a |
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* lower frame's sp if cx->fp is native. |
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* |
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* The caller must call JS_free on the result after a succsesful call. |
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*/ |
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extern char * |
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js_DecompileValueGenerator(JSContext *cx, intN spindex, jsval v, |
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JSString *fallback); |
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#define JSDVG_IGNORE_STACK 0 |
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#define JSDVG_SEARCH_STACK 1 |
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/* |
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* Given bytecode address pc in script's main program code, return the operand |
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* stack depth just before (JSOp) *pc executes. |
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*/ |
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extern uintN |
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js_ReconstructStackDepth(JSContext *cx, JSScript *script, jsbytecode *pc); |
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JS_END_EXTERN_C |
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#endif /* jsopcode_h___ */ |
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