Example #1
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 /**
  * Gets the method bridged to by a {@linkplain ResolvedJavaMethod#isBridge() bridge} method. The
  * value returned is the method called by {@code method} that has the same name as {@code bridge}.
  *
  * @param bridge a bridge method
  * @return the method called by {@code bridge} whose name is the same as {@code bridge.getName()}
  */
 public static ResolvedJavaMethod getBridgedMethod(ResolvedJavaMethod bridge) {
   assert bridge.isBridge();
   Bytecode code = new ResolvedJavaMethodBytecode(bridge);
   BytecodeStream stream = new BytecodeStream(code.getCode());
   int opcode = stream.currentBC();
   ResolvedJavaMethod bridged = null;
   while (opcode != Bytecodes.END) {
     switch (opcode) {
       case INVOKEVIRTUAL:
       case INVOKESPECIAL:
       case INVOKESTATIC:
       case INVOKEINTERFACE:
         {
           int cpi = stream.readCPI();
           ConstantPool cp = code.getConstantPool();
           cp.loadReferencedType(cpi, opcode);
           ResolvedJavaMethod method = (ResolvedJavaMethod) cp.lookupMethod(cpi, opcode);
           if (method.getName().equals(bridge.getName())) {
             if (!assertionsEnabled()) {
               return method;
             }
             assert bridged == null || bridged.equals(method)
                 : String.format(
                     "Found calls to different methods named %s in bridge method %s%n  callee 1: %s%n  callee 2: %s",
                     bridge.getName(),
                     bridge.format("%R %H.%n(%P)"),
                     bridged.format("%R %H.%n(%P)"),
                     method.format("%R %H.%n(%P)"));
             bridged = method;
           }
           break;
         }
     }
     stream.next();
     opcode = stream.currentBC();
   }
   if (bridged == null) {
     throw new InternalError("Couldn't find method bridged by " + bridge.format("%R %H.%n(%P)"));
   }
   return bridged;
 }
Example #2
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  @Override
  public void lower(LoweringTool tool) {
    StructuredGraph replacementGraph = getLoweredSnippetGraph(tool);

    InvokeNode invoke = replaceWithInvoke();
    assert invoke.verify();

    if (replacementGraph != null) {
      // Pull out the receiver null check so that a replaced
      // receiver can be lowered if necessary
      if (!targetMethod.isStatic()) {
        ValueNode nonNullReceiver = InliningUtil.nonNullReceiver(invoke);
        if (nonNullReceiver instanceof Lowerable) {
          ((Lowerable) nonNullReceiver).lower(tool);
        }
      }
      InliningUtil.inline(invoke, replacementGraph, false, null);
      Debug.dump(Debug.INFO_LOG_LEVEL, graph(), "After inlining replacement %s", replacementGraph);
    } else {
      if (isPlaceholderBci(invoke.bci())) {
        throw new GraalError("%s: cannot lower to invoke with placeholder BCI: %s", graph(), this);
      }

      if (invoke.stateAfter() == null) {
        ResolvedJavaMethod method = graph().method();
        if (method.getAnnotation(MethodSubstitution.class) != null
            || method.getAnnotation(Snippet.class) != null) {
          // One cause for this is that a MacroNode is created for a method that
          // no longer needs a MacroNode. For example, Class.getComponentType()
          // only needs a MacroNode prior to JDK9 as it was given a non-native
          // implementation in JDK9.
          throw new GraalError(
              "%s macro created for call to %s in %s must be lowerable to a snippet or intrinsic graph. "
                  + "Maybe a macro node is not needed for this method in the current JDK?",
              getClass().getSimpleName(), targetMethod.format("%h.%n(%p)"), graph());
        }
        throw new GraalError("%s: cannot lower to invoke without state: %s", graph(), this);
      }
      invoke.lower(tool);
    }
  }