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#pragma once
#if ENABLE(B3_JIT)
#include "B3HeapRange.h"
#include "B3Value.h"
namespace JSC { namespace B3 {
class JS_EXPORT_PRIVATE FenceValue : public Value {
public:
static bool accepts(Kind kind) { return kind == Fence; }
~FenceValue();
// The read/write heaps are reflected in the effects() of this value. The compiler may change
// the lowering of a Fence based on the heaps. For example, if a fence does not write anything
// then it is understood to be a store-store fence. On x86, this may lead us to not emit any
// code, while on ARM we may emit a cheaper fence (dmb ishst instead of dmb ish). We will do
// the same optimization for load-load fences, which are expressed as a Fence that writes but
// does not read.
//
// This abstraction allows us to cover all of the fences on x86 and all of the standalone fences
// on ARM. X86 really just has one fence: mfence. This fence should be used to protect stores
// from being sunk below loads. WTF calls it the storeLoadFence. A classic example is the Steele
// barrier:
//
// o.f = v => o.f = v
// if (color(o) == black)
// log(o)
//
// We are trying to ensure that if the store to o.f occurs after the collector has started
// visiting o, then we will log o. Under sequential consistency, this would work. The collector
// would set color(o) to black just before it started visiting. But x86's illusion of sequential
// consistency is broken in exactly just this store->load ordering case. The store to o.f may
// get buffered, and it may occur some time after we have loaded and checked color(o). As well,
// the collector's store to set color(o) to black may get buffered and it may occur some time
// after the collector has finished visiting o. Therefore, we need mfences. In B3 we model this
// as a Fence that reads and writes some heaps. Setting writes to the empty set will cause B3 to
// not emit any barrier on x86.
//
// On ARM there are many more fences. The Fence instruction is meant to model just two of them:
// dmb ish and dmb ishst. You can emit a dmb ishst by using a Fence with an empty write heap.
// Otherwise, you will get a dmb ish.
// FIXME: Add fenced memory accesses. https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=162349
// FIXME: Add a Depend operation. https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=162350
HeapRange read { HeapRange::top() };
HeapRange write { HeapRange::top() };
B3_SPECIALIZE_VALUE_FOR_NO_CHILDREN
private:
friend class Procedure;
friend class Value;
static Opcode opcodeFromConstructor(Origin, HeapRange = HeapRange(), HeapRange = HeapRange()) { return Fence; }
FenceValue(Origin origin, HeapRange read, HeapRange write);
FenceValue(Origin origin);
};
} } // namespace JSC::B3
#endif // ENABLE(B3_JIT)