tinygo/src/reflect/sidetables.go
Ayke van Laethem c8742e2b96 reflect: use SliceHeader and StringHeader variant for internal use
These variants uses an unsafe.Pointer instead of uintptr so that the
pointer/non-pointer fields match those of real slices and strings. This
may be necessary in the future once we switch to a precise garbage
collector.
2021-05-22 21:41:06 +02:00

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package reflect
import (
"unsafe"
)
// This stores a varint for each named type. Named types are identified by their
// name instead of by their type. The named types stored in this struct are
// non-basic types: pointer, struct, and channel.
//go:extern reflect.namedNonBasicTypesSidetable
var namedNonBasicTypesSidetable uintptr
//go:extern reflect.structTypesSidetable
var structTypesSidetable byte
//go:extern reflect.structNamesSidetable
var structNamesSidetable byte
//go:extern reflect.arrayTypesSidetable
var arrayTypesSidetable byte
// readStringSidetable reads a string from the given table (like
// structNamesSidetable) and returns this string. No heap allocation is
// necessary because it makes the string point directly to the raw bytes of the
// table.
func readStringSidetable(table unsafe.Pointer, index uintptr) string {
nameLen, namePtr := readVarint(unsafe.Pointer(uintptr(table) + index))
return *(*string)(unsafe.Pointer(&stringHeader{
data: namePtr,
len: nameLen,
}))
}
// readVarint decodes a varint as used in the encoding/binary package.
// It has an input pointer and returns the read varint and the pointer
// incremented to the next field in the data structure, just after the varint.
//
// Details:
// https://github.com/golang/go/blob/e37a1b1c/src/encoding/binary/varint.go#L7-L25
func readVarint(buf unsafe.Pointer) (uintptr, unsafe.Pointer) {
var n uintptr
shift := uintptr(0)
for {
// Read the next byte in the buffer.
c := *(*byte)(buf)
// Decode the bits from this byte and add them to the output number.
n |= uintptr(c&0x7f) << shift
shift += 7
// Increment the buf pointer (pointer arithmetic!).
buf = unsafe.Pointer(uintptr(buf) + 1)
// Check whether this is the last byte of this varint. The upper bit
// (msb) indicates whether any bytes follow.
if c>>7 == 0 {
return n, buf
}
}
}