bool FulfillmentMap::searchNominalTypeMetadata(IRGenModule &IGM,
CanType type,
MetadataState metadataState,
unsigned source,
MetadataPath &&path,
const InterestingKeysCallback &keys) {
// Objective-C generics don't preserve their generic parameters at runtime,
// so they aren't able to fulfill type metadata requirements.
if (type.getAnyNominal()->hasClangNode()) {
return false;
}
auto *nominal = type.getAnyNominal();
if (!nominal->isGenericContext() || isa<ProtocolDecl>(nominal)) {
return false;
}
bool hadFulfillment = false;
GenericTypeRequirements requirements(IGM, nominal);
requirements.enumerateFulfillments(
IGM, type->getContextSubstitutionMap(IGM.getSwiftModule(), nominal),
[&](unsigned reqtIndex, CanType arg,
Optional<ProtocolConformanceRef> conf) {
// Skip uninteresting type arguments.
if (!keys.hasInterestingType(arg))
return;
// If the fulfilled value is type metadata, refine the path.
if (!conf) {
auto argState = getPresumedMetadataStateForTypeArgument(metadataState);
MetadataPath argPath = path;
argPath.addNominalTypeArgumentComponent(reqtIndex);
hadFulfillment |=
searchTypeMetadata(IGM, arg, IsExact, argState, source,
std::move(argPath), keys);
return;
}
// Otherwise, it's a conformance.
// Ignore it unless the type itself is interesting.
if (!keys.isInterestingType(arg))
return;
// Refine the path.
MetadataPath argPath = path;
argPath.addNominalTypeArgumentConformanceComponent(reqtIndex);
hadFulfillment |= searchWitnessTable(IGM, arg, conf->getRequirement(),
source, std::move(argPath), keys);
});
return hadFulfillment;
}
static bool
mustBridgeToSwiftValueBox(Module *M, CanType T) {
// If the target type is either an unknown dynamic type, or statically
// known to bridge, the cast may succeed.
if (T->hasArchetype())
return false;
if (T->isAnyExistentialType())
return false;
// getBridgedToObjC() might return a null-type for bridged foundation types
// during compiling the standard library. Exclude this case here.
if (auto N = T->getAnyNominal())
if (M->getASTContext().isStandardLibraryTypeBridgedInFoundation(N))
return false;
auto bridgeTy = M->getASTContext().getBridgedToObjC(M, T, nullptr);
if (!bridgeTy.hasValue())
return false;
if (bridgeTy->isNull())
return true;
return false;
}
void irgen::applyLayoutAttributes(IRGenModule &IGM,
CanType ASTTy,
bool IsFixedLayout,
Alignment &MinimumAlign) {
assert(ASTTy && "shouldn't call applyLayoutAttributes without a type");
auto &Diags = IGM.Context.Diags;
auto decl = ASTTy->getAnyNominal();
if (!decl)
return;
if (auto alignment = decl->getAttrs().getAttribute<AlignmentAttr>()) {
auto value = alignment->getValue();
assert(value != 0 && ((value - 1) & value) == 0
&& "alignment not a power of two!");
if (!IsFixedLayout)
Diags.diagnose(alignment->getLocation(),
diag::alignment_dynamic_type_layout_unsupported);
else if (value < MinimumAlign.getValue())
Diags.diagnose(alignment->getLocation(),
diag::alignment_less_than_natural, MinimumAlign.getValue());
else
MinimumAlign = Alignment(value);
}
}
static bool
mustBridgeToSwiftValueBox(ModuleDecl *M, CanType T) {
// If the target type is either an unknown dynamic type, or statically
// known to bridge, the cast may succeed.
if (T->hasArchetype())
return false;
if (T->isAnyExistentialType())
return false;
// getBridgedToObjC() might return a null-type for some types
// whose bridging implementation is allowed to live elsewhere. Exclude this
// case here.
if (auto N = T->getAnyNominal())
if (M->getASTContext().isTypeBridgedInExternalModule(N))
return false;
return !M->getASTContext().getBridgedToObjC(M, T);
}
FormalLinkage swift::getTypeLinkage(CanType type) {
FormalLinkage result = FormalLinkage::Top;
// Merge all nominal types from the structural type.
(void) type.findIf([&](Type _type) {
CanType type = CanType(_type);
// For any nominal type reference, look at the type declaration.
if (auto nominal = type->getAnyNominal())
result ^= getDeclLinkage(nominal);
assert(!isa<PolymorphicFunctionType>(type) &&
"Don't expect a polymorphic function type here");
return false; // continue searching
});
return result;
}
FormalLinkage swift::getTypeLinkage(CanType type) {
FormalLinkage result = FormalLinkage::Top;
// Merge all nominal types from the structural type.
(void) type.findIf([&](Type _type) {
CanType type = CanType(_type);
// For any nominal type reference, look at the type declaration.
if (auto nominal = type->getAnyNominal()) {
result ^= getDeclLinkage(nominal);
// For polymorphic function types, look at the generic parameters.
// FIXME: findIf should do this, once polymorphic function types can be
// canonicalized and re-formed properly.
} else if (auto polyFn = dyn_cast<PolymorphicFunctionType>(type)) {
result ^= getGenericClauseLinkage(polyFn->getGenericParameters());
}
return false; // continue searching
});
return result;
}
clang::CanQualType
ClangTypeConverter::reverseBuiltinTypeMapping(IRGenModule &IGM,
CanStructType type) {
// Handle builtin types by adding entries to the cache that reverse
// the mapping done by the importer. We could try to look at the
// members of the struct instead, but even if that's ABI-equivalent
// (which it had better be!), it might erase interesting semantic
// differences like integers vs. characters. This is important
// because CC lowering isn't the only purpose of this conversion.
//
// The importer maps builtin types like 'int' to named types like
// 'CInt', which are generally typealiases. So what we do here is
// map the underlying types of those typealiases back to the builtin
// type. These typealiases frequently create a many-to-one mapping,
// so just use the first type that mapped to a particular underlying
// type.
//
// This is the last thing that happens before asserting that the
// struct type doesn't have a mapping. Furthermore, all of the
// builtin types are pre-built in the clang ASTContext. So it's not
// really a significant performance problem to just cache all them
// right here; it makes making a few more entries in the cache than
// we really need, but it also means we won't end up repeating these
// stdlib lookups multiple times, and we have to perform multiple
// lookups anyway because the MAP_BUILTIN_TYPE database uses
// typealias names (like 'CInt') that aren't obviously associated
// with the underlying C library type.
auto stdlib = IGM.Context.getStdlibModule();
assert(stdlib && "translating stdlib type to C without stdlib module?");
auto &ctx = IGM.getClangASTContext();
auto cacheStdlibType = [&](StringRef swiftName,
clang::BuiltinType::Kind builtinKind) {
CanType swiftType = getNamedSwiftType(stdlib, swiftName);
if (!swiftType) return;
auto &sema = IGM.Context.getClangModuleLoader()->getClangSema();
// Handle Int and UInt specially. On Apple platforms, these correspond to
// the NSInteger and NSUInteger typedefs, so map them back to those typedefs
// if they're available, to ensure we get consistent ObjC @encode strings.
if (swiftType->getAnyNominal() == IGM.Context.getIntDecl()) {
if (auto NSIntegerTy = getClangBuiltinTypeFromTypedef(sema, "NSInteger")) {
Cache.insert({swiftType, NSIntegerTy});
return;
}
} else if (swiftType->getAnyNominal() == IGM.Context.getUIntDecl()) {
if (auto NSUIntegerTy =
getClangBuiltinTypeFromTypedef(sema, "NSUInteger")) {
Cache.insert({swiftType, NSUIntegerTy});
return;
}
}
Cache.insert({swiftType, getClangBuiltinTypeFromKind(ctx, builtinKind)});
};
#define MAP_BUILTIN_TYPE(CLANG_BUILTIN_KIND, SWIFT_TYPE_NAME) \
cacheStdlibType(#SWIFT_TYPE_NAME, clang::BuiltinType::CLANG_BUILTIN_KIND);
#include "swift/ClangImporter/BuiltinMappedTypes.def"
// The above code sets up a bunch of mappings in the cache; just
// assume that we hit one of them.
auto it = Cache.find(type);
assert(it != Cache.end() &&
"cannot translate Swift type to C! type is not specially known");
return it->second;
}
/// Try to classify a conversion from non-existential type
/// into an existential type by performing a static check
/// of protocol conformances if it is possible.
static DynamicCastFeasibility
classifyDynamicCastToProtocol(ModuleDecl *M, CanType source, CanType target,
bool isWholeModuleOpts) {
assert(target.isExistentialType() &&
"target should be an existential type");
if (source == target)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
auto *TargetProtocol = cast_or_null<ProtocolDecl>(target.getAnyNominal());
if (!TargetProtocol)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
auto conformance = M->lookupConformance(source, TargetProtocol);
if (conformance) {
// A conditional conformance can have things that need to be evaluated
// dynamically.
if (conformance->getConditionalRequirements().empty())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
auto *SourceNominalTy = source.getAnyNominal();
if (!SourceNominalTy)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
// If we are casting a protocol, then the cast will fail
// as we have not found any conformances and protocols cannot
// be extended currently.
// NOTE: If we allow protocol extensions in the future, this
// conditional statement should be removed.
if (isa<ProtocolType>(source)) {
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
// If it is a class and it can be proven that this class and its
// superclasses cannot be extended, then it is safe to proceed.
// No need to check this for structs, as they do not have any
// superclasses.
if (auto *CD = source.getClassOrBoundGenericClass()) {
if (canClassOrSuperclassesHaveExtensions(CD, isWholeModuleOpts))
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
// Derived types may conform to the protocol.
if (!CD->isFinal()) {
// TODO: If it is a private type or internal type and we
// can prove that there are no derived types conforming to a
// protocol, then we can still return WillFail.
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
}
// If the source type is file-private or target protocol is file-private,
// then conformances cannot be changed at run-time, because only this
// file could have implemented them, but no conformances were found.
// Therefore it is safe to make a negative decision at compile-time.
if (SourceNominalTy->getEffectiveAccess() <= AccessLevel::FilePrivate ||
TargetProtocol->getEffectiveAccess() <= AccessLevel::FilePrivate) {
// This cast is always false. Replace it with a branch to the
// failure block.
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
// AnyHashable is a special case: although it's a struct, there maybe another
// type conforming to it and to the TargetProtocol at the same time.
if (SourceNominalTy == SourceNominalTy->getASTContext().getAnyHashableDecl())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
// If we are in a whole-module compilation and
// if the source type is internal or target protocol is internal,
// then conformances cannot be changed at run-time, because only this
// module could have implemented them, but no conformances were found.
// Therefore it is safe to make a negative decision at compile-time.
if (isWholeModuleOpts &&
(SourceNominalTy->getEffectiveAccess() <= AccessLevel::Internal ||
TargetProtocol->getEffectiveAccess() <= AccessLevel::Internal)) {
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
/// Try to classify the dynamic-cast relationship between two types.
DynamicCastFeasibility
swift::classifyDynamicCast(Module *M,
CanType source,
CanType target,
bool isSourceTypeExact,
bool isWholeModuleOpts) {
if (source == target) return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
auto sourceObject = source.getAnyOptionalObjectType();
auto targetObject = target.getAnyOptionalObjectType();
// A common level of optionality doesn't affect the feasibility,
// except that we can't fold things to failure because nil inhabits
// both types.
if (sourceObject && targetObject) {
return atWorst(classifyDynamicCast(M, sourceObject, targetObject),
DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed);
// Casting to a more optional type follows the same rule unless we
// know that the source cannot dynamically be an optional value,
// in which case we'll always just cast and inject into an optional.
} else if (targetObject) {
auto result = classifyDynamicCast(M, source, targetObject,
/* isSourceTypeExact */ false,
isWholeModuleOpts);
if (canDynamicallyBeOptionalType(source))
result = atWorst(result, DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed);
return result;
// Casting to a less-optional type can always fail.
} else if (sourceObject) {
return atBest(classifyDynamicCast(M, sourceObject, target,
/* isSourceTypeExact */ false,
isWholeModuleOpts),
DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed);
}
assert(!sourceObject && !targetObject);
// Assume that casts to or from existential types or involving
// dependent types can always succeed. This is over-conservative.
if (source->hasArchetype() || source.isExistentialType() ||
target->hasArchetype() || target.isExistentialType()) {
auto *SourceNominalTy = source.getAnyNominal();
// Check conversions from non-protocol types into protocol types.
if (!source.isExistentialType() &&
SourceNominalTy &&
target.isExistentialType())
return classifyDynamicCastToProtocol(source, target, isWholeModuleOpts);
// Check conversions from protocol types to non-protocol types.
if (source.isExistentialType() &&
!target.isExistentialType())
return classifyDynamicCastFromProtocol(M, source, target,
isWholeModuleOpts);
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
// Casts from AnyHashable.
if (auto sourceStruct = dyn_cast<StructType>(source)) {
if (sourceStruct->getDecl() == M->getASTContext().getAnyHashableDecl()) {
if (auto hashable = getHashableExistentialType(M)) {
// Succeeds if Hashable can be cast to the target type.
return classifyDynamicCastFromProtocol(M, hashable, target,
isWholeModuleOpts);
}
}
}
// Casts to AnyHashable.
if (auto targetStruct = dyn_cast<StructType>(target)) {
if (targetStruct->getDecl() == M->getASTContext().getAnyHashableDecl()) {
// Succeeds if the source type can be dynamically cast to Hashable.
// Hashable is not actually a legal existential type right now, but
// the check doesn't care about that.
if (auto hashable = getHashableExistentialType(M)) {
return classifyDynamicCastToProtocol(source, hashable,
isWholeModuleOpts);
}
}
}
// Metatype casts.
if (auto sourceMetatype = dyn_cast<AnyMetatypeType>(source)) {
auto targetMetatype = dyn_cast<AnyMetatypeType>(target);
if (!targetMetatype) return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
source = sourceMetatype.getInstanceType();
target = targetMetatype.getInstanceType();
if (source == target &&
targetMetatype.isAnyExistentialType() ==
sourceMetatype.isAnyExistentialType())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
if (targetMetatype.isAnyExistentialType() &&
(isa<ProtocolType>(target) || isa<ProtocolCompositionType>(target))) {
auto Feasibility = classifyDynamicCastToProtocol(source,
target,
isWholeModuleOpts);
// Cast from existential metatype to existential metatype may still
// succeed, even if we cannot prove anything statically.
if (Feasibility != DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail ||
!sourceMetatype.isAnyExistentialType())
return Feasibility;
}
// If isSourceTypeExact is true, we know we are casting the result of a
// MetatypeInst instruction.
if (isSourceTypeExact) {
// If source or target are existentials, then it can be cast
// successfully only into itself.
if ((target.isAnyExistentialType() || source.isAnyExistentialType()) &&
target != source)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
// Casts from class existential metatype into a concrete non-class metatype
// can never succeed.
if (source->isClassExistentialType() &&
!target.isAnyExistentialType() &&
!target.getClassOrBoundGenericClass())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
// TODO: prove that some conversions to existential metatype will
// obviously succeed/fail.
// TODO: prove that some conversions from class existential metatype
// to a concrete non-class metatype will obviously fail.
// TODO: class metatype to/from AnyObject
// TODO: protocol concrete metatype to/from ObjCProtocol
if (isa<ExistentialMetatypeType>(sourceMetatype) ||
isa<ExistentialMetatypeType>(targetMetatype))
return (getAnyMetatypeDepth(source) == getAnyMetatypeDepth(target)
? DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed
: DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail);
// If both metatypes are class metatypes, check if classes can be
// cast.
if (source.getClassOrBoundGenericClass() &&
target.getClassOrBoundGenericClass())
return classifyClassHierarchyCast(source, target);
// Different structs cannot be cast to each other.
if (source.getStructOrBoundGenericStruct() &&
target.getStructOrBoundGenericStruct() &&
source != target)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
// Different enums cannot be cast to each other.
if (source.getEnumOrBoundGenericEnum() &&
target.getEnumOrBoundGenericEnum() &&
source != target)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
// If we don't know any better, assume that the cast may succeed.
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
// Function casts.
if (auto sourceFunction = dyn_cast<FunctionType>(source)) {
if (auto targetFunction = dyn_cast<FunctionType>(target)) {
// A function cast can succeed if the function types can be identical,
// or if the target type is throwier than the original.
// A non-throwing source function can be cast to a throwing target type,
// but not vice versa.
if (sourceFunction->throws() && !targetFunction->throws())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
// The cast can't change the representation at runtime.
if (targetFunction->getRepresentation()
!= sourceFunction->getRepresentation())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
if (sourceFunction.getInput() == targetFunction.getInput()
&& sourceFunction.getResult() == targetFunction.getResult())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
auto isSubstitutable = [](CanType a, CanType b) -> bool {
// FIXME: Unnecessarily conservative; should structurally check for
// substitutability.
return a == b || a->hasArchetype() || b->hasArchetype();
};
if (isSubstitutable(sourceFunction.getInput(), targetFunction.getInput())
&& isSubstitutable(targetFunction.getInput(),
targetFunction.getResult()))
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
}
// Class casts.
auto sourceClass = source.getClassOrBoundGenericClass();
auto targetClass = target.getClassOrBoundGenericClass();
if (sourceClass) {
if (targetClass) {
// Imported Objective-C generics don't check the generic parameters, which
// are lost at runtime.
if (sourceClass->usesObjCGenericsModel()) {
if (sourceClass == targetClass)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
if (targetClass->usesObjCGenericsModel()) {
// If both classes are ObjC generics, the cast may succeed if the
// classes are related, irrespective of their generic parameters.
auto isDeclSuperclass = [&](ClassDecl *proposedSuper,
ClassDecl *proposedSub) -> bool {
do {
if (proposedSuper == proposedSub)
return true;
} while ((proposedSub = proposedSub->getSuperclassDecl()));
return false;
};
if (isDeclSuperclass(sourceClass, targetClass))
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
if (isDeclSuperclass(targetClass, sourceClass)) {
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
}
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
}
// Try a hierarchy cast. If that isn't failure, we can report it.
auto hierarchyResult = classifyClassHierarchyCast(source, target);
if (hierarchyResult != DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail)
return hierarchyResult;
// As a backup, consider whether either type is a CF class type
// with an NS bridged equivalent.
CanType bridgedSource = getNSBridgedClassOfCFClass(M, source);
CanType bridgedTarget = getNSBridgedClassOfCFClass(M, target);
// If neither type qualifies, we're done.
if (!bridgedSource && !bridgedTarget)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
// Otherwise, map over to the bridged types and try to answer the
// question there.
if (bridgedSource) source = bridgedSource;
if (bridgedTarget) target = bridgedTarget;
return classifyDynamicCast(M, source, target, false, isWholeModuleOpts);
}
// Casts from a class into a non-class can never succeed if the target must
// be bridged to a SwiftValueBox. You would need an AnyObject source for
// that.
if (!target.isAnyExistentialType() &&
!target.getClassOrBoundGenericClass() &&
!isa<ArchetypeType>(target) &&
mustBridgeToSwiftValueBox(M, target)) {
assert((target.getEnumOrBoundGenericEnum() ||
target.getStructOrBoundGenericStruct() ||
isa<TupleType>(target) ||
isa<SILFunctionType>(target) ||
isa<FunctionType>(target) ||
isa<MetatypeType>(target)) &&
"Target should be an enum, struct, tuple, metatype or function type");
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
// In the Objective-C runtime, class metatypes are also class instances.
// The cast may succeed if the target type can be inhabited by a class
// metatype.
// TODO: Narrow this to the sourceClass being exactly NSObject.
if (M->getASTContext().LangOpts.EnableObjCInterop) {
if (auto targetMeta = dyn_cast<MetatypeType>(target)) {
if (isa<ArchetypeType>(targetMeta.getInstanceType())
|| targetMeta.getInstanceType()->mayHaveSuperclass())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
} else if (isa<ExistentialMetatypeType>(target)) {
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
}
}
// If the source is not existential, an archetype, or (under the ObjC runtime)
// a class, and the destination is a metatype, there is no way the cast can
// succeed.
if (target->is<AnyMetatypeType>()) return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
// FIXME: tuple conversions?
// FIXME: Be more careful with bridging conversions from
// NSArray, NSDictionary and NSSet as they may fail?
// We know that a cast from Int -> class foobar will fail.
if (targetClass &&
!source.isAnyExistentialType() &&
!source.getClassOrBoundGenericClass() &&
!isa<ArchetypeType>(source) &&
mustBridgeToSwiftValueBox(M, source)) {
assert((source.getEnumOrBoundGenericEnum() ||
source.getStructOrBoundGenericStruct() ||
isa<TupleType>(source) ||
isa<SILFunctionType>(source) ||
isa<FunctionType>(source) ||
isa<MetatypeType>(source)) &&
"Source should be an enum, struct, tuple, metatype or function type");
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
// Check if there might be a bridging conversion.
if (source->isBridgeableObjectType() && mayBridgeToObjectiveC(M, target)) {
// Try to get the ObjC type which is bridged to target type.
assert(!target.isAnyExistentialType());
if (Type ObjCTy = M->getASTContext().getBridgedToObjC(M, target)) {
// If the bridged ObjC type is known, check if
// source type can be cast into it.
return classifyDynamicCast(M, source,
ObjCTy.getCanonicalTypeOrNull(),
/* isSourceTypeExact */ false, isWholeModuleOpts);
}
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
if (target->isBridgeableObjectType() && mayBridgeToObjectiveC(M, source)) {
// Try to get the ObjC type which is bridged to source type.
assert(!source.isAnyExistentialType());
if (Type ObjCTy = M->getASTContext().getBridgedToObjC(M, source)) {
// If the bridged ObjC type is known, check if
// this type can be cast into target type.
return classifyDynamicCast(M,
ObjCTy.getCanonicalTypeOrNull(),
target,
/* isSourceTypeExact */ false, isWholeModuleOpts);
}
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
// Check if it is a cast between bridged error types.
if (isError(M, source) && isError(M, target)) {
// TODO: Cast to NSError succeeds always.
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
// Check for a viable collection cast.
if (auto sourceStruct = dyn_cast<BoundGenericStructType>(source)) {
if (auto targetStruct = dyn_cast<BoundGenericStructType>(target)) {
// Both types have to be the same kind of collection.
auto typeDecl = sourceStruct->getDecl();
if (typeDecl == targetStruct->getDecl()) {
auto sourceArgs = sourceStruct.getGenericArgs();
auto targetArgs = targetStruct.getGenericArgs();
// Note that we can never say that a collection cast is impossible:
// a cast can always succeed on an empty collection.
// Arrays and sets.
if (typeDecl == M->getASTContext().getArrayDecl() ||
typeDecl == M->getASTContext().getSetDecl()) {
auto valueFeasibility =
classifyDynamicCast(M, sourceArgs[0], targetArgs[0]);
return atWorst(valueFeasibility,
DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed);
// Dictionaries.
} else if (typeDecl == M->getASTContext().getDictionaryDecl()) {
auto keyFeasibility =
classifyDynamicCast(M, sourceArgs[0], targetArgs[0]);
auto valueFeasibility =
classifyDynamicCast(M, sourceArgs[1], targetArgs[1]);
return atWorst(atBest(keyFeasibility, valueFeasibility),
DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed);
}
}
}
}
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
/// Perform structure layout on the given types.
StructLayout::StructLayout(IRGenModule &IGM, CanType astTy,
LayoutKind layoutKind,
LayoutStrategy strategy,
ArrayRef<const TypeInfo *> types,
llvm::StructType *typeToFill) {
ASTTy = astTy;
Elements.reserve(types.size());
// Fill in the Elements array.
for (auto type : types)
Elements.push_back(ElementLayout::getIncomplete(*type, *type));
assert(typeToFill == nullptr || typeToFill->isOpaque());
StructLayoutBuilder builder(IGM);
// Add the heap header if necessary.
if (requiresHeapHeader(layoutKind)) {
builder.addHeapHeader();
}
bool nonEmpty = builder.addFields(Elements, strategy);
// Special-case: there's nothing to store.
// In this case, produce an opaque type; this tends to cause lovely
// assertions.
if (!nonEmpty) {
assert(!builder.empty() == requiresHeapHeader(layoutKind));
MinimumAlign = Alignment(1);
MinimumSize = Size(0);
SpareBits.clear();
IsFixedLayout = true;
IsKnownPOD = IsPOD;
IsKnownBitwiseTakable = IsBitwiseTakable;
IsKnownAlwaysFixedSize = IsFixedSize;
Ty = (typeToFill ? typeToFill : IGM.OpaquePtrTy->getElementType());
} else {
MinimumAlign = builder.getAlignment();
MinimumSize = builder.getSize();
SpareBits = std::move(builder.getSpareBits());
IsFixedLayout = builder.isFixedLayout();
IsKnownPOD = builder.isPOD();
IsKnownBitwiseTakable = builder.isBitwiseTakable();
IsKnownAlwaysFixedSize = builder.isAlwaysFixedSize();
if (typeToFill) {
builder.setAsBodyOfStruct(typeToFill);
Ty = typeToFill;
} else {
Ty = builder.getAsAnonStruct();
}
}
// If the struct is not @_fixed_layout, it will have a dynamic
// layout outside of its resilience domain.
if (astTy && astTy->getAnyNominal())
if (IGM.isResilient(astTy->getAnyNominal(), ResilienceExpansion::Minimal))
IsKnownAlwaysFixedSize = IsNotFixedSize;
assert(typeToFill == nullptr || Ty == typeToFill);
if (ASTTy)
applyLayoutAttributes(IGM, ASTTy, IsFixedLayout, MinimumAlign);
}
/// Try to classify a conversion from non-existential type
/// into an existential type by performing a static check
/// of protocol conformances if it is possible.
static DynamicCastFeasibility
classifyDynamicCastToProtocol(CanType source,
CanType target,
bool isWholeModuleOpts) {
assert(target.isExistentialType() &&
"target should be an existential type");
if (source == target)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
auto *SourceNominalTy = source.getAnyNominal();
if (!SourceNominalTy)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
auto *TargetProtocol = target.getAnyNominal();
if (!TargetProtocol)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
auto SourceProtocols = SourceNominalTy->getAllProtocols();
// Check all protocols implemented by the type.
for (auto *Protocol : SourceProtocols) {
if (Protocol == TargetProtocol)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
}
// If we are casting a protocol, then the cast will fail
// as we have not found any conformances and protocols cannot
// be extended currently.
// NOTE: If we allow protocol extensions in the future, this
// conditional statement should be removed.
if (isa<ProtocolType>(source)) {
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
// If it is a class and it can be proven that this class and its
// superclasses cannot be extended, then it is safe to proceed.
// No need to check this for structs, as they do not have any
// superclasses.
if (auto *CD = source.getClassOrBoundGenericClass()) {
if (canClassOrSuperclassesHaveExtensions(CD, isWholeModuleOpts))
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
// Derived types may conform to the protocol.
if (!CD->isFinal()) {
// TODO: If it is a private type or internal type and we
// can prove that there are no derived types conforming to a
// protocol, then we can still return WillFail.
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
}
// If the source type is private or target protocol is private,
// then conformances cannot be changed at run-time, because only this
// file could have implemented them, but no conformances were found.
// Therefore it is safe to make a negative decision at compile-time.
if (SourceNominalTy->getEffectiveAccess() == Accessibility::Private ||
TargetProtocol->getEffectiveAccess() == Accessibility::Private) {
// This cast is always false. Replace it with a branch to the
// failure block.
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
// If we are in a whole-module compilation and
// if the source type is internal or target protocol is internal,
// then conformances cannot be changed at run-time, because only this
// module could have implemented them, but no conformances were found.
// Therefore it is safe to make a negative decision at compile-time.
if (isWholeModuleOpts &&
(SourceNominalTy->getEffectiveAccess() == Accessibility::Internal ||
TargetProtocol->getEffectiveAccess() == Accessibility::Internal)) {
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
/// Try to classify the dynamic-cast relationship between two types.
DynamicCastFeasibility
swift::classifyDynamicCast(Module *M,
CanType source,
CanType target,
bool isSourceTypeExact,
bool isWholeModuleOpts) {
if (source == target) return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
auto sourceObject = source.getAnyOptionalObjectType();
auto targetObject = target.getAnyOptionalObjectType();
// A common level of optionality doesn't affect the feasibility.
if (sourceObject && targetObject) {
return classifyDynamicCast(M, sourceObject, targetObject);
// Nor does casting to a more optional type.
} else if (targetObject) {
return classifyDynamicCast(M, source, targetObject,
/* isSourceTypeExact */ false,
isWholeModuleOpts);
// Casting to a less-optional type can always fail.
} else if (sourceObject) {
return weakenSuccess(classifyDynamicCast(M, sourceObject, target,
/* isSourceTypeExact */ false,
isWholeModuleOpts));
}
assert(!sourceObject && !targetObject);
// Assume that casts to or from existential types or involving
// dependent types can always succeed. This is over-conservative.
if (source->hasArchetype() || source.isExistentialType() ||
target->hasArchetype() || target.isExistentialType()) {
auto *SourceNominalTy = source.getAnyNominal();
// Check conversions from non-protocol types into protocol types.
if (!source.isExistentialType() &&
SourceNominalTy &&
target.isExistentialType())
return classifyDynamicCastToProtocol(source, target, isWholeModuleOpts);
// Casts from class existential into a non-class can never succeed.
if (source->isClassExistentialType() &&
!target.isAnyExistentialType() &&
!target.getClassOrBoundGenericClass() &&
!isa<ArchetypeType>(target) &&
!mayBridgeToObjectiveC(M, target)) {
assert((target.getEnumOrBoundGenericEnum() ||
target.getStructOrBoundGenericStruct() ||
isa<TupleType>(target) ||
isa<SILFunctionType>(target) ||
isa<FunctionType>(target) ||
isa<MetatypeType>(target)) &&
"Target should be an enum, struct, tuple, metatype or function type");
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
// Metatype casts.
if (auto sourceMetatype = dyn_cast<AnyMetatypeType>(source)) {
auto targetMetatype = dyn_cast<AnyMetatypeType>(target);
if (!targetMetatype) return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
source = sourceMetatype.getInstanceType();
target = targetMetatype.getInstanceType();
if (source == target &&
targetMetatype.isAnyExistentialType() ==
sourceMetatype.isAnyExistentialType())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
if (targetMetatype.isAnyExistentialType() &&
(isa<ProtocolType>(target) || isa<ProtocolCompositionType>(target))) {
auto Feasibility = classifyDynamicCastToProtocol(source,
target,
isWholeModuleOpts);
// Cast from existential metatype to existential metatype may still
// succeed, even if we cannot prove anything statically.
if (Feasibility != DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail ||
!sourceMetatype.isAnyExistentialType())
return Feasibility;
}
// If isSourceTypeExact is true, we know we are casting the result of a
// MetatypeInst instruction.
if (isSourceTypeExact) {
// If source or target are existentials, then it can be cast
// successfully only into itself.
if ((target.isAnyExistentialType() || source.isAnyExistentialType()) &&
target != source)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
// Casts from class existential metatype into a concrete non-class metatype
// can never succeed.
if (source->isClassExistentialType() &&
!target.isAnyExistentialType() &&
!target.getClassOrBoundGenericClass())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
// TODO: prove that some conversions to existential metatype will
// obviously succeed/fail.
// TODO: prove that some conversions from class existential metatype
// to a concrete non-class metatype will obviously fail.
// TODO: class metatype to/from AnyObject
// TODO: protocol concrete metatype to/from ObjCProtocol
if (isa<ExistentialMetatypeType>(sourceMetatype) ||
isa<ExistentialMetatypeType>(targetMetatype))
return (getAnyMetatypeDepth(source) == getAnyMetatypeDepth(target)
? DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed
: DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail);
// If both metatypes are class metatypes, check if classes can be
// cast.
if (source.getClassOrBoundGenericClass() &&
target.getClassOrBoundGenericClass())
return classifyDynamicCast(M, source, target, false, isWholeModuleOpts);
// Different structs cannot be cast to each other.
if (source.getStructOrBoundGenericStruct() &&
target.getStructOrBoundGenericStruct() &&
source != target)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
// Different enums cannot be cast to each other.
if (source.getEnumOrBoundGenericEnum() &&
target.getEnumOrBoundGenericEnum() &&
source != target)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
// If we don't know any better, assume that the cast may succeed.
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
// Function casts.
if (auto sourceFunction = dyn_cast<FunctionType>(source)) {
if (auto targetFunction = dyn_cast<FunctionType>(target)) {
// A function cast can succeed if the function types can be identical,
// or if the target type is throwier than the original.
// A non-throwing source function can be cast to a throwing target type,
// but not vice versa.
if (sourceFunction->throws() && !targetFunction->throws())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
// A noreturn source function can be cast to a returning target type,
// but not vice versa.
// (noreturn isn't really reified at runtime though.)
if (targetFunction->isNoReturn() && !sourceFunction->isNoReturn())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
// The cast can't change the representation at runtime.
if (targetFunction->getRepresentation()
!= sourceFunction->getRepresentation())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
if (sourceFunction.getInput() == targetFunction.getInput()
&& sourceFunction.getResult() == targetFunction.getResult())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
auto isSubstitutable = [](CanType a, CanType b) -> bool {
// FIXME: Unnecessarily conservative; should structurally check for
// substitutability.
return a == b || a->hasArchetype() || b->hasArchetype();
};
if (isSubstitutable(sourceFunction.getInput(), targetFunction.getInput())
&& isSubstitutable(targetFunction.getInput(),
targetFunction.getResult()))
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
}
// Class casts.
auto sourceClass = source.getClassOrBoundGenericClass();
auto targetClass = target.getClassOrBoundGenericClass();
if (sourceClass) {
if (targetClass) {
// Imported Objective-C generics don't check the generic parameters, which
// are lost at runtime.
if (sourceClass->usesObjCGenericsModel()) {
if (sourceClass == targetClass)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
if (targetClass->usesObjCGenericsModel()) {
// If both classes are ObjC generics, the cast may succeed if the
// classes are related, irrespective of their generic parameters.
auto isDeclSuperclass = [&](ClassDecl *proposedSuper,
ClassDecl *proposedSub) -> bool {
do {
if (proposedSuper == proposedSub)
return true;
} while ((proposedSub = proposedSub->getSuperclassDecl()));
return false;
};
if (isDeclSuperclass(sourceClass, targetClass))
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
if (isDeclSuperclass(targetClass, sourceClass)) {
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
}
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
}
if (target->isExactSuperclassOf(source, nullptr))
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
if (target->isBindableToSuperclassOf(source, nullptr))
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
if (source->isBindableToSuperclassOf(target, nullptr))
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
// FIXME: bridged types, e.g. CF <-> NS (but not for metatypes).
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
// In the Objective-C runtime, class metatypes are also class instances.
// The cast may succeed if the target type can be inhabited by a class
// metatype.
// TODO: Narrow this to the sourceClass being exactly NSObject.
if (M->getASTContext().LangOpts.EnableObjCInterop) {
if (auto targetMeta = dyn_cast<MetatypeType>(target)) {
if (isa<ArchetypeType>(targetMeta.getInstanceType())
|| targetMeta.getInstanceType()->mayHaveSuperclass())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
} else if (isa<ExistentialMetatypeType>(target)) {
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
}
}
// If the source is not existential, an archetype, or (under the ObjC runtime)
// a class, and the destination is a metatype, there is no way the cast can
// succeed.
if (target->is<AnyMetatypeType>()) return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
// FIXME: tuple conversions?
// FIXME: Be more careful with bridging conversions from
// NSArray, NSDictionary and NSSet as they may fail?
// Check if there might be a bridging conversion.
if (source->isBridgeableObjectType() && mayBridgeToObjectiveC(M, target)) {
// Try to get the ObjC type which is bridged to target type.
assert(!target.isAnyExistentialType());
Optional<Type> ObjCTy = M->getASTContext().getBridgedToObjC(
M, target, nullptr);
if (ObjCTy && ObjCTy.getValue()) {
// If the bridged ObjC type is known, check if
// source type can be cast into it.
return classifyDynamicCast(M, source,
ObjCTy.getValue().getCanonicalTypeOrNull(),
/* isSourceTypeExact */ false, isWholeModuleOpts);
}
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
if (target->isBridgeableObjectType() && mayBridgeToObjectiveC(M, source)) {
// Try to get the ObjC type which is bridged to source type.
assert(!source.isAnyExistentialType());
Optional<Type> ObjCTy = M->getASTContext().getBridgedToObjC(
M, source, nullptr);
if (ObjCTy && ObjCTy.getValue()) {
// If the bridged ObjC type is known, check if
// this type can be cast into target type.
return classifyDynamicCast(M,
ObjCTy.getValue().getCanonicalTypeOrNull(),
target,
/* isSourceTypeExact */ false, isWholeModuleOpts);
}
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
// Check if it is a cast between bridged error types.
if (isError(M, source) && isError(M, target)) {
// TODO: Cast to NSError succeeds always.
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
/// Try to classify a conversion from non-existential type
/// into an existential type by performing a static check
/// of protocol conformances if it is possible.
static DynamicCastFeasibility
classifyDynamicCastToProtocol(ModuleDecl *M, CanType source, CanType target,
bool isWholeModuleOpts) {
assert(target.isExistentialType() &&
"target should be an existential type");
if (source == target)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
auto *TargetProtocol = cast_or_null<ProtocolDecl>(target.getAnyNominal());
if (!TargetProtocol)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
// If conformsToProtocol returns a valid conformance, then all requirements
// were proven by the type checker.
if (M->conformsToProtocol(source, TargetProtocol))
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillSucceed;
auto *SourceNominalTy = source.getAnyNominal();
if (!SourceNominalTy)
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
// Protocol types may conform to their own protocols (or other protocols)
// in the future.
if (source->isAnyExistentialType()) {
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
// If it is a class and it can be proven that this class and its
// superclasses cannot be extended, then it is safe to proceed.
// No need to check this for structs, as they do not have any
// superclasses.
if (auto *CD = source.getClassOrBoundGenericClass()) {
if (canClassOrSuperclassesHaveExtensions(CD, isWholeModuleOpts))
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
// Derived types may conform to the protocol.
if (!CD->isFinal()) {
// TODO: If it is a private type or internal type and we
// can prove that there are no derived types conforming to a
// protocol, then we can still return WillFail.
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
}
// The WillFail conditions below assume any possible conformance on the
// nominal source type has been ruled out. The prior conformsToProtocol query
// identified any definite conformance. Now check if there is already a known
// conditional conformance on the nominal type with requirements that were
// not proven.
//
// TODO: The TypeChecker can easily prove that some requirements cannot be
// met. Returning WillFail in those cases would be more optimal. To do that,
// the conformsToProtocol interface needs to be reformulated as a query, and
// the implementation, including checkGenericArguments, needs to be taught to
// recognize that types with archetypes may potentially succeed.
if (auto conformance = M->lookupConformance(source, TargetProtocol)) {
assert(!conformance->getConditionalRequirements().empty());
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}
// If the source type is file-private or target protocol is file-private,
// then conformances cannot be changed at run-time, because only this
// file could have implemented them, but no conformances were found.
// Therefore it is safe to make a negative decision at compile-time.
if (SourceNominalTy->getEffectiveAccess() <= AccessLevel::FilePrivate ||
TargetProtocol->getEffectiveAccess() <= AccessLevel::FilePrivate) {
// This cast is always false. Replace it with a branch to the
// failure block.
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
// AnyHashable is a special case: although it's a struct, there maybe another
// type conforming to it and to the TargetProtocol at the same time.
if (SourceNominalTy == SourceNominalTy->getASTContext().getAnyHashableDecl())
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
// If we are in a whole-module compilation and
// if the source type is internal or target protocol is internal,
// then conformances cannot be changed at run-time, because only this
// module could have implemented them, but no conformances were found.
// Therefore it is safe to make a negative decision at compile-time.
if (isWholeModuleOpts &&
(SourceNominalTy->getEffectiveAccess() <= AccessLevel::Internal ||
TargetProtocol->getEffectiveAccess() <= AccessLevel::Internal)) {
return DynamicCastFeasibility::WillFail;
}
return DynamicCastFeasibility::MaySucceed;
}