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package jdk.nashorn.internal.runtime;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;
/**
* Immutable hash map implementation for properties. Properties are keyed on strings.
* Copying and cloning is avoided by relying on immutability.
* <p>
* When adding an element to a hash table, only the head of a bin list is updated, thus
* an add only requires the cloning of the bins array and adding an element to the head
* of the bin list. Similarly for removal, only a portion of a bin list is updated.
* <p>
* A separate chronological list is kept for quick generation of keys and values, and,
* for rehashing.
* <p>
* Details:
* <p>
* The main goal is to be able to retrieve properties from a map quickly, keying on
* the property name (String.) A secondary, but important goal, is to keep maps
* immutable, so that a map can be shared by multiple objects in a context.
* Sharing maps allows objects to be categorized as having similar properties, a
* fact that call site guards rely on. In this discussion, immutability allows us
* to significantly reduce the amount of duplication we have in our maps.
* <p>
* The simplest of immutable maps is a basic singly linked list. New properties
* are simply added to the head of the list. Ancestor maps are not affected by the
* addition, since they continue to refer to their own head. Searching is done by
* walking linearly though the elements until a match is found, O(N).
* <p>
* A hash map can be thought of as an optimization of a linked list map, where the
* linked list is broken into fragments based on hashCode(key) . An array is use
* to quickly reference these fragments, indexing on hashCode(key) mod tableSize
* (tableSize is typically a power of 2 so that the mod is a fast masking
* operation.) If the size of the table is sufficient large, then search time
* approaches O(1). In fact, most bins in a hash table are typically empty or
* contain a one element list.
* <p>
* For immutable hash maps, we can think of the hash map as an array of the shorter
* linked list maps. If we add an element to the head of one of those lists, it
* doesn't affect any ancestor maps. Thus adding an element to an immutable hash
* map only requires cloning the array and inserting an element at the head of one
* of the bins.
* <p>
* Using Java HashMaps we don't have enough control over the entries to allow us to
* implement this technique, so we are forced to clone the entire hash map.
* <p>
* Removing elements is done similarly. We clone the array and then only modify
* the bin containing the removed element. More often than not, the list contains
* only one element (or is very short), so this is not very costly. When the list
* has several items, we need to clone the list portion prior to the removed item.
* <p>
* Another requirement of property maps is that we need to be able to gather all
* properties in chronological (add) order. We have been using LinkedHashMap to
* provide this. For the implementation of immutable hash map, we use a singly
* linked list that is linked in reverse chronological order. This means we simply
* add new entries to the head of the list. If we need to work with the list in
* forward order, it's simply a matter of allocating an array (size is known) and
* back filling in reverse order. Removal of elements from the chronological list
* is trickier. LinkedHashMap uses a doubly linked list to give constant time
* removal. Immutable hash maps can't do that and maintain immutability. So we
* manage the chronological list the same way we manage the bins, cloning up to the
* point of removal. Don't panic. This cost is more than offset by the cost of
* cloning an entire LinkedHashMap. Plus removal is far more rare than addition.
* <p>
* One more optimization. Maps with a small number of entries don't use the hash
* map at all, the chronological list is used instead.
* <p>
* So the benefits from immutable arrays are; fewer objects and less copying. For
* immutable hash map, when no removal is involved, the number of elements per
* property is two (bin + chronological elements). For LinkedHashMap it is one
* (larger element) times the number of maps that refer to the property. For
* immutable hash map, addition is constant time. For LinkedHashMap it's O(N+C)
* since we have to clone the older map.
*/
public final class PropertyHashMap implements Map <String, Property> {
/** Number of initial bins. Power of 2. */
private static final int INITIAL_BINS = 32;
/** Threshold before using bins. */
private static final int LIST_THRESHOLD = 8;
/** Initial map. */
public static final PropertyHashMap EMPTY_HASHMAP = new PropertyHashMap();
/** Number of properties in the map. */
private final int size;
/** Threshold before growing the bins. */
private final int threshold;
/** Reverse list of all properties. */
private final Element list;
/** Hash map bins. */
private final Element[] bins;
/** All properties as an array (lazy). */
private Property[] properties;
/**
* Empty map constructor.
*/
private PropertyHashMap() {
this.size = 0;
this.threshold = 0;
this.bins = null;
this.list = null;
}
/**
* Clone Constructor
*
* @param map Original {@link PropertyHashMap}.
*/
private PropertyHashMap(final PropertyHashMap map) {
this.size = map.size;
this.threshold = map.threshold;
this.bins = map.bins;
this.list = map.list;
}
/**
* Constructor used internally to extend a map
*
* @param size Size of the new {@link PropertyHashMap}.
* @param bins The hash bins.
* @param list The {@link Property} list.
*/
private PropertyHashMap(final int size, final Element[] bins, final Element list) {
this.size = size;
this.threshold = bins != null ? threeQuarters(bins.length) : 0;
this.bins = bins;
this.list = list;
}
/**
* Clone a {@link PropertyHashMap} and add a {@link Property}.
*
* @param property {@link Property} to add.
*
* @return New {@link PropertyHashMap}.
*/
public PropertyHashMap immutableAdd(final Property property) {
final int newSize = size + 1;
PropertyHashMap newMap = cloneMap(newSize);
newMap = newMap.addNoClone(property);
return newMap;
}
/**
* Clone a {@link PropertyHashMap} and add an array of properties.
*
* @param newProperties Properties to add.
*
* @return New {@link PropertyHashMap}.
*/
public PropertyHashMap immutableAdd(final Property... newProperties) {
final int newSize = size + newProperties.length;
PropertyHashMap newMap = cloneMap(newSize);
for (final Property property : newProperties) {
newMap = newMap.addNoClone(property);
}
return newMap;
}
/**
* Clone a {@link PropertyHashMap} and add a collection of properties.
*
* @param newProperties Properties to add.
*
* @return New {@link PropertyHashMap}.
*/
public PropertyHashMap immutableAdd(final Collection<Property> newProperties) {
if (newProperties != null) {
final int newSize = size + newProperties.size();
PropertyHashMap newMap = cloneMap(newSize);
for (final Property property : newProperties) {
newMap = newMap.addNoClone(property);
}
return newMap;
}
return this;
}
/**
* Clone a {@link PropertyHashMap} and remove a {@link Property}.
*
* @param property {@link Property} to remove.
*
* @return New {@link PropertyHashMap}.
*/
public PropertyHashMap immutableRemove(final Property property) {
return immutableRemove(property.getKey());
}
/**
* Clone a {@link PropertyHashMap} and remove a {@link Property} based on its key.
*
* @param key Key of {@link Property} to remove.
*
* @return New {@link PropertyHashMap}.
*/
public PropertyHashMap immutableRemove(final String key) {
if (bins != null) {
final int binIndex = binIndex(bins, key);
final Element bin = bins[binIndex];
if (findElement(bin, key) != null) {
final int newSize = size - 1;
Element[] newBins = null;
if (newSize >= LIST_THRESHOLD) {
newBins = bins.clone();
newBins[binIndex] = removeFromList(bin, key);
}
final Element newList = removeFromList(list, key);
return new PropertyHashMap(newSize, newBins, newList);
}
} else if (findElement(list, key) != null) {
final int newSize = size - 1;
return newSize != 0 ? new PropertyHashMap(newSize, null, removeFromList(list, key)) : EMPTY_HASHMAP;
}
return this;
}
/**
* Find a {@link Property} in the {@link PropertyHashMap}.
*
* @param key Key of {@link Property} to find.
*
* @return {@link Property} matching key or {@code null} if not found.
*/
public Property find(final String key) {
final Element element = findElement(key);
return element != null ? element.getProperty() : null;
}
/**
* Return an array of properties in chronological order of adding.
*
* @return Array of all properties.
*/
Property[] getProperties() {
if (properties == null) {
final Property[] array = new Property[size];
int i = size;
for (Element element = list; element != null; element = element.getLink()) {
array[--i] = element.getProperty();
}
properties = array;
}
return properties;
}
/**
* Returns the bin index from the key.
*
* @param bins The bins array.
* @param key {@link Property} key.
*
* @return The bin index.
*/
private static int binIndex(final Element[] bins, final String key) {
return key.hashCode() & (bins.length - 1);
}
/**
* Calculate the number of bins needed to contain n properties.
*
* @param n Number of elements.
*
* @return Number of bins required.
*/
private static int binsNeeded(final int n) {
// 50% padding
return 1 << (32 - Integer.numberOfLeadingZeros((n + (n >>> 1)) | (INITIAL_BINS - 1)));
}
/**
* Used to calculate the current capacity of the bins.
*
* @param n Number of bin slots.
*
* @return 75% of n.
*/
private static int threeQuarters(final int n) {
return (n >>> 1) + (n >>> 2);
}
/**
* Regenerate the bin table after changing the number of bins.
*
* @param list // List of all properties.
* @param binSize // New size of bins.
*
* @return Populated bins.
*/
private static Element[] rehash(final Element list, final int binSize) {
final Element[] newBins = new Element[binSize];
for (Element element = list; element != null; element = element.getLink()) {
final Property property = element.getProperty();
final String key = property.getKey();
final int binIndex = binIndex(newBins, key);
newBins[binIndex] = new Element(newBins[binIndex], property);
}
return newBins;
}
/**
* Locate an element based on key.
*
* @param key {@link Element} key.
*
* @return {@link Element} matching key or {@code null} if not found.
*/
private Element findElement(final String key) {
if (bins != null) {
final int binIndex = binIndex(bins, key);
return findElement(bins[binIndex], key);
}
return findElement(list, key);
}
/**
* Locate an {@link Element} based on key from a specific list.
*
* @param elementList Head of {@link Element} list
* @param key {@link Element} key.
* @return {@link Element} matching key or {@code null} if not found.
*/
private static Element findElement(final Element elementList, final String key) {
final int hashCode = key.hashCode();
for (Element element = elementList; element != null; element = element.getLink()) {
if (element.match(key, hashCode)) {
return element;
}
}
return null;
}
/**
* Clone {@link PropertyHashMap} to accommodate new size.
*
* @param newSize New size of {@link PropertyHashMap}.
*
* @return Cloned {@link PropertyHashMap} with new size.
*/
private PropertyHashMap cloneMap(final int newSize) {
Element[] newBins;
if (bins == null && newSize <= LIST_THRESHOLD) {
newBins = null;
} else if (newSize > threshold) {
newBins = rehash(list, binsNeeded(newSize));
} else {
newBins = bins.clone();
}
return new PropertyHashMap(newSize, newBins, list);
}
/**
* Add a {@link Property} to a temporary {@link PropertyHashMap}, that has
* been already cloned. Removes duplicates if necessary.
*
* @param property {@link Property} to add.
*
* @return New {@link PropertyHashMap}.
*/
private PropertyHashMap addNoClone(final Property property) {
int newSize = size;
final String key = property.getKey();
Element newList = list;
if (bins != null) {
final int binIndex = binIndex(bins, key);
Element bin = bins[binIndex];
if (findElement(bin, key) != null) {
newSize--;
bin = removeFromList(bin, key);
newList = removeFromList(list, key);
}
bins[binIndex] = new Element(bin, property);
} else {
if (findElement(list, key) != null) {
newSize--;
newList = removeFromList(list, key);
}
}
newList = new Element(newList, property);
return new PropertyHashMap(newSize, bins, newList);
}
/**
* Removes an {@link Element} from a specific list, avoiding duplication.
*
* @param list List to remove from.
* @param key Key of {@link Element} to remove.
*
* @return New list with {@link Element} removed.
*/
private static Element removeFromList(final Element list, final String key) {
if (list == null) {
return null;
}
final int hashCode = key.hashCode();
if (list.match(key, hashCode)) {
return list.getLink();
}
final Element head = new Element(null, list.getProperty());
Element previous = head;
for (Element element = list.getLink(); element != null; element = element.getLink()) {
if (element.match(key, hashCode)) {
previous.setLink(element.getLink());
return head;
}
final Element next = new Element(null, element.getProperty());
previous.setLink(next);
previous = next;
}
return list;
}
/*
* Map implementation
*/
@Override
public int size() {
return size;
}
@Override
public boolean isEmpty() {
return size == 0;
}
@Override
public boolean containsKey(final Object key) {
if (key instanceof String) {
return findElement((String)key) != null;
}
assert key instanceof String;
return false;
}
/**
* Check if the map contains a key.
*
* @param key {@link Property} key.
*
* @return {@code true} of key is in {@link PropertyHashMap}.
*/
public boolean containsKey(final String key) {
return findElement(key) != null;
}
@Override
public boolean containsValue(final Object value) {
if (value instanceof Property) {
final Property property = (Property) value;
final Element element = findElement(property.getKey());
return element != null && element.getProperty().equals(value);
}
return false;
}
@Override
public Property get(final Object key) {
if (key instanceof String) {
final Element element = findElement((String)key);
return element != null ? element.getProperty() : null;
}
assert key instanceof String;
return null;
}
/**
* Get the {@link Property} given a key that is an explicit {@link String}.
* See also {@link PropertyHashMap#get(Object)}
*
* @param key {@link Property} key.
*
* @return {@link Property}, or {@code null} if no property with that key was found.
*/
public Property get(final String key) {
final Element element = findElement(key);
return element != null ? element.getProperty() : null;
}
@Override
public Property put(final String key, final Property value) {
throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Immutable map.");
}
@Override
public Property remove(final Object key) {
throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Immutable map.");
}
@Override
public void putAll(final Map<? extends String, ? extends Property> m) {
throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Immutable map.");
}
@Override
public void clear() {
throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Immutable map.");
}
@Override
public Set<String> keySet() {
final HashSet<String> set = new HashSet<>();
for (Element element = list; element != null; element = element.getLink()) {
set.add(element.getKey());
}
return Collections.unmodifiableSet(set);
}
@Override
public Collection<Property> values() {
return Collections.unmodifiableList(Arrays.asList(getProperties()));
}
@Override
public Set<Entry
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