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#pragma once

#if ENABLE(WEBASSEMBLY)

#include "CompilationResult.h"
#include "ExecutionCounter.h"
#include "Options.h"
#include <wtf/Atomics.h>
#include <wtf/SegmentedVector.h>
#include <wtf/StdLibExtras.h>

namespace JSC { namespace Wasm {

class OSREntryData;

// This class manages the tier up counts for Wasm binaries. The main interesting thing about
// wasm tiering up counts is that the least significant bit indicates if the tier up has already
// started. Also, wasm code does not atomically update this count. This is because we
// don't care too much if the countdown is slightly off. The tier up trigger is atomic, however,
// so tier up will be triggered exactly once.
class TierUpCount : public UpperTierExecutionCounter {
    WTF_MAKE_NONCOPYABLE(TierUpCount);
public:
    enum class TriggerReason : uint8_t {
        DontTrigger,
        CompilationDone,
        StartCompilation,
    };

    enum class CompilationStatus : uint8_t {
        NotCompiled,
        StartCompilation,
        Compiled,
    };

    TierUpCount();
    ~TierUpCount();

    static int32_t loopIncrement() { return Options::omgTierUpCounterIncrementForLoop(); }
    static int32_t functionEntryIncrement() { return Options::omgTierUpCounterIncrementForEntry(); }

    SegmentedVector<TriggerReason, 16>& osrEntryTriggers() { return m_osrEntryTriggers; }
    Vector<uint32_t>& outerLoops() { return m_outerLoops; }
    Lock& getLock() { return m_lock; }

    OSREntryData& addOSREntryData(uint32_t functionIndex, uint32_t loopIndex);

    void optimizeAfterWarmUp(uint32_t functionIndex)
    {
        dataLogLnIf(Options::verboseOSR(), functionIndex, ": OMG-optimizing after warm-up.");
        setNewThreshold(Options::thresholdForOMGOptimizeAfterWarmUp(), nullptr);
    }

    bool checkIfOptimizationThresholdReached()
    {
        return checkIfThresholdCrossedAndSet(nullptr);
    }

    void dontOptimizeAnytimeSoon(uint32_t functionIndex)
    {
        dataLogLnIf(Options::verboseOSR(), functionIndex, ": Not OMG-optimizing anytime soon.");
        deferIndefinitely();
    }

    void optimizeNextInvocation(uint32_t functionIndex)
    {
        dataLogLnIf(Options::verboseOSR(), functionIndex, ": OMG-optimizing next invocation.");
        setNewThreshold(0, nullptr);
    }

    void optimizeSoon(uint32_t functionIndex)
    {
        dataLogLnIf(Options::verboseOSR(), functionIndex, ": OMG-optimizing soon.");
        // FIXME: Need adjustment once we get more information about wasm functions.
        setNewThreshold(Options::thresholdForOMGOptimizeSoon(), nullptr);
    }

    void setOptimizationThresholdBasedOnCompilationResult(uint32_t functionIndex, CompilationResult result)
    {
        switch (result) {
        case CompilationSuccessful:
            optimizeNextInvocation(functionIndex);
            return;
        case CompilationFailed:
            dontOptimizeAnytimeSoon(functionIndex);
            return;
        case CompilationDeferred:
            optimizeAfterWarmUp(functionIndex);
            return;
        case CompilationInvalidated:
            // This is weird - it will only happen in cases when the DFG code block (i.e.
            // the code block that this JITCode belongs to) is also invalidated. So it
            // doesn't really matter what we do. But, we do the right thing anyway. Note
            // that us counting the reoptimization actually means that we might count it
            // twice. But that's generally OK. It's better to overcount reoptimizations
            // than it is to undercount them.
            optimizeAfterWarmUp(functionIndex);
            return;
        }
        RELEASE_ASSERT_NOT_REACHED();
    }

    Lock m_lock;
    CompilationStatus m_compilationStatusForOMG { CompilationStatus::NotCompiled };
    CompilationStatus m_compilationStatusForOMGForOSREntry { CompilationStatus::NotCompiled };
    SegmentedVector<TriggerReason, 16> m_osrEntryTriggers;
    Vector<uint32_t> m_outerLoops;
    Vector<std::unique_ptr<OSREntryData>> m_osrEntryData;
};
    
} } // namespace JSC::Wasm

#endif // ENABLE(WEBASSEMBLY)