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If the 32-bit and 64-bit ports on a given platform differ fundamentally in their handling of struct layout then this code will need to be updated and, most likely, two versions of the SizeThunks maintained in various places. */ public class StructLayout { private int baseOffset; private int structAlignment; protected StructLayout(int baseOffset, int structAlignment) { this.baseOffset = baseOffset; this.structAlignment = structAlignment; } public void layout(CompoundType t) { int n = t.getNumFields(); SizeThunk curOffset = SizeThunk.constant(baseOffset); SizeThunk maxSize = SizeThunk.constant(0); for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { Field f = t.getField(i); Type ft = f.getType(); if (ft.isInt() || ft.isFloat() || ft.isDouble() || ft.isPointer()) { SizeThunk sz = ft.getSize(); curOffset = SizeThunk.roundUp(curOffset, sz); f.setOffset(curOffset); if (t.isUnion()) { maxSize = SizeThunk.max(maxSize, sz); } else { curOffset = SizeThunk.add(curOffset, sz); } } else if (ft.isCompound()) { new StructLayout(0, structAlignment).layout(ft.asCompound()); curOffset = SizeThunk.roundUp(curOffset, SizeThunk.constant(structAlignment)); f.setOffset(curOffset); if (t.isUnion()) { maxSize = SizeThunk.max(maxSize, ft.getSize()); } else { curOffset = SizeThunk.add(curOffset, ft.getSize()); } } else if (ft.isArray()) { ArrayType arrayType = ft.asArray(); CompoundType compoundElementType = arrayType.getBaseElementType().asCompound(); if (compoundElementType != null) { new StructLayout(0, structAlignment).layout(compoundElementType); arrayType.recomputeSize(); } // Note: not sure how this rounding is done curOffset = SizeThunk.roundUp(curOffset, SizeThunk.constant(structAlignment)); f.setOffset(curOffset); curOffset = SizeThunk.add(curOffset, ft.getSize()); } else { // FIXME String name = t.getName(); if (name == null) { name = t.toString(); } throw new RuntimeException("Complicated field types (" + ft + " " + f.getName() + " in type " + name + ") not implemented yet"); } } // FIXME: I think the below is wrong; better check with some examples // if ((curOffset % structAlignment) != 0) { // curOffset += structAlignment - (curOffset % structAlignment); // } if (t.isUnion()) { t.setSize(maxSize); } else { t.setSize(curOffset); } } public static StructLayout createForCurrentPlatform() { // Note: this code is replicated in CPU.java String os = System.getProperty("os.name").toLowerCase(); String cpu = System.getProperty("os.arch").toLowerCase(); if ((os.startsWith("windows") && cpu.equals("x86"))) { // It appears that Windows uses a packing alignment of 4 bytes in 32-bit mode return new StructLayout(0, 4); } else if ((os.startsWith("windows") && cpu.equals("amd64")) || (os.startsWith("linux") && cpu.equals("i386")) || (os.startsWith("linux") && cpu.equals("x86")) || (os.startsWith("linux") && cpu.equals("amd64")) || (os.startsWith("linux") && cpu.equals("x86_64")) || (os.startsWith("linux") && cpu.equals("ia64")) || (os.startsWith("sunos") && cpu.equals("sparc")) || (os.startsWith("sunos") && cpu.equals("sparcv9")) || (os.startsWith("sunos") && cpu.equals("x86")) || (os.startsWith("sunos") && cpu.equals("amd64")) || (os.startsWith("mac os") && cpu.equals("ppc")) || (os.startsWith("mac os") && cpu.equals("i386")) || (os.startsWith("freebsd") && cpu.equals("i386")) || (os.startsWith("hp-ux") && cpu.equals("pa_risc2.0")) ) { // FIXME: make struct alignment configurable? May need to change // packing rules on a per-type basis? return new StructLayout(0, 8); } else { // FIXME: add more ports throw new RuntimeException("Please port StructLayout to your OS (" + os + ") and CPU (" + cpu + ")"); } } }