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  *
  * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
  * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
  * You may obtain a copy of the License at
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 #ifndef ART_LIBARTBASE_BASE_BIT_STRING_H_
 #define ART_LIBARTBASE_BASE_BIT_STRING_H_

 #include "bit_struct.h"
 #include "bit_utils.h"

 #include <ostream>

 namespace art {

 struct BitStringChar;
 inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const BitStringChar& bc);

 /**
  * A BitStringChar is a light-weight wrapper to read/write a single character
  * into a BitString, while restricting the bitlength.
  *
  * This is only intended for reading/writing into temporaries, as the representation is
  * inefficient for memory (it uses a word for the character and another word for the bitlength).
  *
  * See also BitString below.
  */
 struct BitStringChar {
   using StorageType = uint32_t;
   static_assert(std::is_unsigned_v<StorageType>, "BitStringChar::StorageType must be unsigned");

   // BitStringChars are always zero-initialized by default. Equivalent to BitStringChar(0,0).
   BitStringChar() : data_(0u), bitlength_(0u) { }

   // Create a new BitStringChar whose data bits can be at most bitlength.
   BitStringChar(StorageType data, size_t bitlength)
       : data_(data), bitlength_(bitlength) {
     // All bits higher than bitlength must be set to 0.
     DCHECK_EQ(0u, data & ~MaskLeastSignificant(bitlength_))
         << "BitStringChar data out of range, data: " << data << ", bitlength: " << bitlength;
   }

   // What is the bitlength constraint for this character?
   // (Data could use less bits, but this is the maximum bit capacity at that BitString position).
   size_t GetBitLength() const {
     return bitlength_;
   }

   // Is there any capacity in this BitStringChar to store any data?
   bool IsEmpty() const {
     return bitlength_ == 0;
   }

   explicit operator StorageType() const {
     return data_;
   }

   bool operator==(StorageType storage) const {
     return data_ == storage;
   }

   bool operator!=(StorageType storage) const {
     return !(*this == storage);
   }

   // Compare equality against another BitStringChar. Note: bitlength is ignored.
   bool operator==(const BitStringChar& other) const {
     return data_ == other.data_;
   }

   // Compare non-equality against another BitStringChar. Note: bitlength is ignored.
   bool operator!=(const BitStringChar& other) const {
     return !(*this == other);
   }

   // Add a BitStringChar with an integer. The resulting BitStringChar's data must still fit within
   // this BitStringChar's bit length.
   BitStringChar operator+(StorageType storage) const {
     DCHECK_LE(storage, MaximumValue().data_ - data_) << "Addition would overflow " << *this;
     return BitStringChar(data_ + storage, bitlength_);
   }

   // Get the maximum representible value with the same bitlength.
   // (Useful to figure out the maximum value for this BitString position.)
   BitStringChar MaximumValue() const {
     StorageType maximimum_data = MaxInt<StorageType>(bitlength_);
     return BitStringChar(maximimum_data, bitlength_);
   }

  private:
   StorageType data_;  // Unused bits (outside of bitlength) are 0.
   size_t bitlength_;
   // Logically const. Physically non-const so operator= still works.
 };

 // Print e.g. "BitStringChar<10>(123)" where 10=bitlength, 123=data.
 inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const BitStringChar& bc) {
   os << "BitStringChar<" << bc.GetBitLength() << ">("
      << static_cast<BitStringChar::StorageType>(bc) << ")";
   return os;
 }

 /**
  *                           BitString
  *
  * MSB (most significant bit)                                LSB
  *  +------------+-----+------------+------------+------------+
  *  |            |     |            |            |            |
  *  |   CharN    | ... |    Char2   |   Char1    |   Char0    |
  *  |            |     |            |            |            |
  *  +------------+-----+------------+------------+------------+
  *   <- len[N] ->  ...  <- len[2] -> <- len[1] -> <- len[0] ->
  *
  * Stores up to "N+1" characters in a subset of a machine word. Each character has a different
  * bitlength, as defined by len[pos]. This BitString can be nested inside of a BitStruct
  * (see e.g. SubtypeCheckBitsAndStatus).
  *
  * Definitions:
  *
  *  "ABCDE...K"       := [A,B,C,D,E, ... K] + [0]*(N-idx(K)) s.t. N >= K.
  *                    // Padded with trailing 0s to fit (N+1) bitstring chars.
  *  MaxBitstringLen   := N+1
  *  StrLen(Bitstring) := I s.t. (I == 0 OR Char(I-1) != 0)
  *                              AND forall char in CharI..CharN : char == 0
  *                    // = Maximum length - the # of consecutive trailing zeroes.
  *  Bitstring[N]      := CharN
  *  Bitstring[I..N)   := [CharI, CharI+1, ... CharN-1]
  *
  * (These are used by the SubtypeCheckInfo definitions and invariants, see subtype_check_info.h)
  */
 struct BitString {
   using StorageType = BitStringChar::StorageType;

   // As this is meant to be used only with "SubtypeCheckInfo",
   // the bitlengths and the maximum string length is tuned by maximizing the coverage of "Assigned"
   // bitstrings for instance-of and check-cast targets during Optimizing compilation.
   static constexpr size_t kBitSizeAtPosition[] = {12, 4, 11};         // len[] from header docs.
   static constexpr size_t kCapacity = arraysize(kBitSizeAtPosition);  // MaxBitstringLen above.

   // How many bits are needed to represent BitString[0..position)?
   static constexpr size_t GetBitLengthTotalAtPosition(size_t position) {
     size_t idx = 0;
     size_t sum = 0;
     while (idx < position && idx < kCapacity) {
       sum += kBitSizeAtPosition[idx];
       ++idx;
     }
     // TODO: precompute with CreateArray helper.

     return sum;
   }

   // What is the least-significant-bit for a position?
   // (e.g. to use with BitField{Insert,Extract,Clear}.)
   static constexpr size_t GetLsbForPosition(size_t position) {
     DCHECK_GE(kCapacity, position);
     return GetBitLengthTotalAtPosition(position);
   }

   // How many bits are needed for a BitStringChar at the position?
   // Returns 0 if the position is out of range.
   static constexpr size_t MaybeGetBitLengthAtPosition(size_t position) {
     if (position >= kCapacity) {
       return 0;
     }
     return kBitSizeAtPosition[position];
   }

   // Read a bitchar at some index within the capacity.
   // See also "BitString[N]" in the doc header.
   BitStringChar operator[](size_t idx) const {
     DCHECK_LT(idx, kCapacity);

     StorageType data = BitFieldExtract(storage_, GetLsbForPosition(idx), kBitSizeAtPosition[idx]);

     return BitStringChar(data, kBitSizeAtPosition[idx]);
   }

   // Overwrite a bitchar at a position with a new one.
   //
   // The `bitchar` bitlength must be no more than the maximum bitlength for that position.
   void SetAt(size_t idx, BitStringChar bitchar) {
     DCHECK_LT(idx, kCapacity);
     DCHECK_LE(bitchar.GetBitLength(), kBitSizeAtPosition[idx]);

     // Read the bitchar: Bits > bitlength in bitchar are defined to be 0.
     storage_ = BitFieldInsert(storage_,
                               static_cast<StorageType>(bitchar),
                               GetLsbForPosition(idx),
                               kBitSizeAtPosition[idx]);
   }

   // How many characters are there in this bitstring?
   // Trailing 0s are ignored, but 0s in-between are counted.
   // See also "StrLen(BitString)" in the doc header.
   size_t Length() const {
     size_t num_trailing_zeros = 0;
     size_t i;
     for (i = kCapacity - 1u; ; --i) {
       BitStringChar bc = (*this)[i];
       if (bc != 0u) {
         break;  // Found first trailing non-zero.
       }

       ++num_trailing_zeros;
       if (i == 0u) {
         break;  // No more bitchars remaining: don't underflow.
       }
     }

     return kCapacity - num_trailing_zeros;
   }

   // Cast to the underlying integral storage type.
   explicit operator StorageType() const {
     return storage_;
   }

   // Get the # of bits this would use if it was nested inside of a BitStruct.
   static constexpr size_t BitStructSizeOf() {
     return GetBitLengthTotalAtPosition(kCapacity);
   }

   BitString() = default;

   // Efficient O(1) comparison: Equal if both bitstring words are the same.
   bool operator==(const BitString& other) const {
     return storage_ == other.storage_;
   }

   // Efficient O(1) negative comparison: Not-equal if both bitstring words are different.
   bool operator!=(const BitString& other) const {
     return !(*this == other);
   }

   // Does this bitstring contain exactly 0 characters?
   bool IsEmpty() const {
     return (*this) == BitString{};
   }

   // Remove all BitStringChars starting at end.
   // Returns the BitString[0..end) substring as a copy.
   // See also "BitString[I..N)" in the doc header.
   BitString Truncate(size_t end) {
     DCHECK_GE(kCapacity, end);
     BitString copy = *this;

     if (end < kCapacity) {
       size_t lsb = GetLsbForPosition(end);
       size_t bit_size = GetLsbForPosition(kCapacity) - lsb;
       StorageType data = BitFieldClear(copy.storage_, lsb, bit_size);
       copy.storage_ = data;
     }

     return copy;
   }

  private:
   friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const BitString& bit_string);

   // Data is stored with the first character in the least-significant-bit.
   // Unused bits are zero.
   StorageType storage_;
 };

 static_assert(BitSizeOf<BitString::StorageType>() >=
                   BitString::GetBitLengthTotalAtPosition(BitString::kCapacity),
               "Storage type is too small for the # of bits requested");

 // Print e.g. "BitString[1,0,3]". Trailing 0s are dropped.
 inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const BitString& bit_string) {
   const size_t length = bit_string.Length();

   os << "BitString[";
   for (size_t i = 0; i < length; ++i) {
     BitStringChar bc = bit_string[i];
     if (i != 0) {
       os << ",";
     }
     os << static_cast<BitString::StorageType>(bc);
   }
   os << "]";
   return os;
 }

 }  // namespace art

 #endif  // ART_LIBARTBASE_BASE_BIT_STRING_H_
	/*
	* Copyright (C) 2017 The Android Open Source Project
	*
	* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
	* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
	* You may obtain a copy of the License at
	*
	* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
	*
	* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
	* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
	* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
	* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
	* limitations under the License.
	*/

	#ifndef ART_LIBARTBASE_BASE_BIT_STRING_H_
	#define ART_LIBARTBASE_BASE_BIT_STRING_H_

	#include "bit_struct.h"
	#include "bit_utils.h"

	#include <ostream>

	namespace art {

	struct BitStringChar;
	inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const BitStringChar& bc);

	/**
	* A BitStringChar is a light-weight wrapper to read/write a single character
	* into a BitString, while restricting the bitlength.
	*
	* This is only intended for reading/writing into temporaries, as the representation is
	* inefficient for memory (it uses a word for the character and another word for the bitlength).
	*
	* See also BitString below.
	*/
	struct BitStringChar {
	using StorageType = uint32_t;
	static_assert(std::is_unsigned_v<StorageType>, "BitStringChar::StorageType must be unsigned");

	// BitStringChars are always zero-initialized by default. Equivalent to BitStringChar(0,0).
	BitStringChar() : data_(0u), bitlength_(0u) { }

	// Create a new BitStringChar whose data bits can be at most bitlength.
	BitStringChar(StorageType data, size_t bitlength)
	: data_(data), bitlength_(bitlength) {
	// All bits higher than bitlength must be set to 0.
	DCHECK_EQ(0u, data & ~MaskLeastSignificant(bitlength_))
	<< "BitStringChar data out of range, data: " << data << ", bitlength: " << bitlength;
	}

	// What is the bitlength constraint for this character?
	// (Data could use less bits, but this is the maximum bit capacity at that BitString position).
	size_t GetBitLength() const {
	return bitlength_;
	}

	// Is there any capacity in this BitStringChar to store any data?
	bool IsEmpty() const {
	return bitlength_ == 0;
	}

	explicit operator StorageType() const {
	return data_;
	}

	bool operator==(StorageType storage) const {
	return data_ == storage;
	}

	bool operator!=(StorageType storage) const {
	return !(*this == storage);
	}

	// Compare equality against another BitStringChar. Note: bitlength is ignored.
	bool operator==(const BitStringChar& other) const {
	return data_ == other.data_;
	}

	// Compare non-equality against another BitStringChar. Note: bitlength is ignored.
	bool operator!=(const BitStringChar& other) const {
	return !(*this == other);
	}

	// Add a BitStringChar with an integer. The resulting BitStringChar's data must still fit within
	// this BitStringChar's bit length.
	BitStringChar operator+(StorageType storage) const {
	DCHECK_LE(storage, MaximumValue().data_ - data_) << "Addition would overflow " << *this;
	return BitStringChar(data_ + storage, bitlength_);
	}

	// Get the maximum representible value with the same bitlength.
	// (Useful to figure out the maximum value for this BitString position.)
	BitStringChar MaximumValue() const {
	StorageType maximimum_data = MaxInt<StorageType>(bitlength_);
	return BitStringChar(maximimum_data, bitlength_);
	}

	private:
	StorageType data_; // Unused bits (outside of bitlength) are 0.
	size_t bitlength_;
	// Logically const. Physically non-const so operator= still works.
	};

	// Print e.g. "BitStringChar<10>(123)" where 10=bitlength, 123=data.
	inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const BitStringChar& bc) {
	os << "BitStringChar<" << bc.GetBitLength() << ">("
	<< static_cast<BitStringChar::StorageType>(bc) << ")";
	return os;
	}

	/**
	* BitString
	*
	* MSB (most significant bit) LSB
	* +------------+-----+------------+------------+------------+
	* \| \| \| \| \| \|
	* \| CharN \| ... \| Char2 \| Char1 \| Char0 \|
	* \| \| \| \| \| \|
	* +------------+-----+------------+------------+------------+
	* <- len[N] -> ... <- len[2] -> <- len[1] -> <- len[0] ->
	*
	* Stores up to "N+1" characters in a subset of a machine word. Each character has a different
	* bitlength, as defined by len[pos]. This BitString can be nested inside of a BitStruct
	* (see e.g. SubtypeCheckBitsAndStatus).
	*
	* Definitions:
	*
	* "ABCDE...K" := [A,B,C,D,E, ... K] + [0]*(N-idx(K)) s.t. N >= K.
	* // Padded with trailing 0s to fit (N+1) bitstring chars.
	* MaxBitstringLen := N+1
	* StrLen(Bitstring) := I s.t. (I == 0 OR Char(I-1) != 0)
	* AND forall char in CharI..CharN : char == 0
	* // = Maximum length - the # of consecutive trailing zeroes.
	* Bitstring[N] := CharN
	* Bitstring[I..N) := [CharI, CharI+1, ... CharN-1]
	*
	* (These are used by the SubtypeCheckInfo definitions and invariants, see subtype_check_info.h)
	*/
	struct BitString {
	using StorageType = BitStringChar::StorageType;

	// As this is meant to be used only with "SubtypeCheckInfo",
	// the bitlengths and the maximum string length is tuned by maximizing the coverage of "Assigned"
	// bitstrings for instance-of and check-cast targets during Optimizing compilation.
	static constexpr size_t kBitSizeAtPosition[] = {12, 4, 11}; // len[] from header docs.
	static constexpr size_t kCapacity = arraysize(kBitSizeAtPosition); // MaxBitstringLen above.

	// How many bits are needed to represent BitString[0..position)?
	static constexpr size_t GetBitLengthTotalAtPosition(size_t position) {
	size_t idx = 0;
	size_t sum = 0;
	while (idx < position && idx < kCapacity) {
	sum += kBitSizeAtPosition[idx];
	++idx;
	}
	// TODO: precompute with CreateArray helper.

	return sum;
	}

	// What is the least-significant-bit for a position?
	// (e.g. to use with BitField{Insert,Extract,Clear}.)
	static constexpr size_t GetLsbForPosition(size_t position) {
	DCHECK_GE(kCapacity, position);
	return GetBitLengthTotalAtPosition(position);
	}

	// How many bits are needed for a BitStringChar at the position?
	// Returns 0 if the position is out of range.
	static constexpr size_t MaybeGetBitLengthAtPosition(size_t position) {
	if (position >= kCapacity) {
	return 0;
	}
	return kBitSizeAtPosition[position];
	}

	// Read a bitchar at some index within the capacity.
	// See also "BitString[N]" in the doc header.
	BitStringChar operator[](size_t idx) const {
	DCHECK_LT(idx, kCapacity);

	StorageType data = BitFieldExtract(storage_, GetLsbForPosition(idx), kBitSizeAtPosition[idx]);

	return BitStringChar(data, kBitSizeAtPosition[idx]);
	}

	// Overwrite a bitchar at a position with a new one.
	//
	// The `bitchar` bitlength must be no more than the maximum bitlength for that position.
	void SetAt(size_t idx, BitStringChar bitchar) {
	DCHECK_LT(idx, kCapacity);
	DCHECK_LE(bitchar.GetBitLength(), kBitSizeAtPosition[idx]);

	// Read the bitchar: Bits > bitlength in bitchar are defined to be 0.
	storage_ = BitFieldInsert(storage_,
	static_cast<StorageType>(bitchar),
	GetLsbForPosition(idx),
	kBitSizeAtPosition[idx]);
	}

	// How many characters are there in this bitstring?
	// Trailing 0s are ignored, but 0s in-between are counted.
	// See also "StrLen(BitString)" in the doc header.
	size_t Length() const {
	size_t num_trailing_zeros = 0;
	size_t i;
	for (i = kCapacity - 1u; ; --i) {
	BitStringChar bc = (*this)[i];
	if (bc != 0u) {
	break; // Found first trailing non-zero.
	}

	++num_trailing_zeros;
	if (i == 0u) {
	break; // No more bitchars remaining: don't underflow.
	}
	}

	return kCapacity - num_trailing_zeros;
	}

	// Cast to the underlying integral storage type.
	explicit operator StorageType() const {
	return storage_;
	}

	// Get the # of bits this would use if it was nested inside of a BitStruct.
	static constexpr size_t BitStructSizeOf() {
	return GetBitLengthTotalAtPosition(kCapacity);
	}

	BitString() = default;

	// Efficient O(1) comparison: Equal if both bitstring words are the same.
	bool operator==(const BitString& other) const {
	return storage_ == other.storage_;
	}

	// Efficient O(1) negative comparison: Not-equal if both bitstring words are different.
	bool operator!=(const BitString& other) const {
	return !(*this == other);
	}

	// Does this bitstring contain exactly 0 characters?
	bool IsEmpty() const {
	return (*this) == BitString{};
	}

	// Remove all BitStringChars starting at end.
	// Returns the BitString[0..end) substring as a copy.
	// See also "BitString[I..N)" in the doc header.
	BitString Truncate(size_t end) {
	DCHECK_GE(kCapacity, end);
	BitString copy = *this;

	if (end < kCapacity) {
	size_t lsb = GetLsbForPosition(end);
	size_t bit_size = GetLsbForPosition(kCapacity) - lsb;
	StorageType data = BitFieldClear(copy.storage_, lsb, bit_size);
	copy.storage_ = data;
	}

	return copy;
	}

	private:
	friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const BitString& bit_string);

	// Data is stored with the first character in the least-significant-bit.
	// Unused bits are zero.
	StorageType storage_;
	};

	static_assert(BitSizeOf<BitString::StorageType>() >=
	BitString::GetBitLengthTotalAtPosition(BitString::kCapacity),
	"Storage type is too small for the # of bits requested");

	// Print e.g. "BitString[1,0,3]". Trailing 0s are dropped.
	inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const BitString& bit_string) {
	const size_t length = bit_string.Length();

	os << "BitString[";
	for (size_t i = 0; i < length; ++i) {
	BitStringChar bc = bit_string[i];
	if (i != 0) {
	os << ",";
	}
	os << static_cast<BitString::StorageType>(bc);
	}
	os << "]";
	return os;
	}

	} // namespace art

	#endif // ART_LIBARTBASE_BASE_BIT_STRING_H_