/**
* Constructs a ZipFileResource.<br>
* File path and modification time stamp parameters may seem redundant but are necessary because
* ZipFile can not provide them.
*/
public ZipFileResource(ZipFile zipFile, String filePath, long lastModified, String entryName) {
this.zipFile = zipFile;
this.filePath = filePath;
this.lastModified = lastModified;
this.entryName = StringInterner.get().intern(entryName);
this.pathParts = entryName.split("/");
}
JField(
JClassType enclosingType,
String name,
Map<Class<? extends Annotation>, Annotation> declaredAnnotations) {
assert (enclosingType != null);
this.enclosingType = enclosingType;
this.name = StringInterner.get().intern(name);
this.enclosingType.addField(this);
annotations = new Annotations(declaredAnnotations);
}
/**
* Java8 Method References such as String::equalsIgnoreCase should produce inner class names that
* are a function of the samInterface (e.g. Runnable), the method being referred to, and the
* qualifying disposition (this::foo vs Class::foo if foo is an instance method)
*/
public static String classNameForMethodReference(
JType cuType,
JInterfaceType functionalInterface,
JMethod referredMethod,
boolean hasReceiver) {
String prefix =
classNamePrefixForMethodReference(
cuType.getPackageName(),
cuType.getName(),
functionalInterface.getName(),
referredMethod.getEnclosingType().getName(),
referredMethod.getName(),
hasReceiver);
return StringInterner.get().intern(constructManglingSignature(referredMethod, prefix));
}
public JStringLiteral getStringLiteral(SourceInfo sourceInfo, String s) {
sourceInfo.addCorrelation(sourceInfo.getCorrelator().by(Literal.STRING));
return new JStringLiteral(sourceInfo, StringInterner.get().intern(s), typeString);
}
/**
* A callback after the JDT compiler has compiled a .java file and created a matching
* CompilationUnitDeclaration. We take this opportunity to create a matching CompilationUnit.
*/
@Override
public void process(
CompilationUnitBuilder builder,
CompilationUnitDeclaration cud,
List<CompiledClass> compiledClasses) {
Event event = SpeedTracerLogger.start(DevModeEventType.CSB_PROCESS);
try {
Map<MethodDeclaration, JsniMethod> jsniMethods =
JsniCollector.collectJsniMethods(
cud,
builder.getSourceMapPath(),
builder.getSource(),
JsRootScope.INSTANCE,
DummyCorrelationFactory.INSTANCE);
JSORestrictionsChecker.check(jsoState, cud);
// JSNI check + collect dependencies.
final Set<String> jsniDeps = new HashSet<String>();
Map<String, Binding> jsniRefs = new HashMap<String, Binding>();
JsniChecker.check(
cud,
jsoState,
jsniMethods,
jsniRefs,
new JsniChecker.TypeResolver() {
@Override
public ReferenceBinding resolveType(String sourceOrBinaryName) {
ReferenceBinding resolveType = compiler.resolveType(sourceOrBinaryName);
if (resolveType != null) {
jsniDeps.add(String.valueOf(resolveType.qualifiedSourceName()));
}
return resolveType;
}
});
Map<TypeDeclaration, Binding[]> artificialRescues =
new HashMap<TypeDeclaration, Binding[]>();
ArtificialRescueChecker.check(cud, builder.isGenerated(), artificialRescues);
if (compilerContext.shouldCompileMonolithic()) {
// GWT drives JDT in a way that allows missing references in the source to be resolved
// to precompiled bytecode on disk (see INameEnvironment). This is done so that
// annotations can be supplied in bytecode form only. But since no AST is available for
// these types it creates the danger that some functional class (not just an annotation)
// gets filled in but is missing AST. This would cause later compiler stages to fail.
//
// Library compilation needs to ignore this check since it is expected behavior for the
// source being compiled in a library to make references to other types which are only
// available as bytecode coming out of dependency libraries.
//
// But if the referenced bytecode did not come from a dependency library but instead was
// free floating in the classpath, then there is no guarrantee that AST for it was ever
// seen and translated to JS anywhere in the dependency tree. This would be a mistake.
//
// TODO(stalcup): add a more specific check for library compiles such that binary types
// can be referenced but only if they are an Annotation or if the binary type comes from
// a dependency library.
BinaryTypeReferenceRestrictionsChecker.check(cud);
}
MethodArgNamesLookup methodArgs =
MethodParamCollector.collect(cud, builder.getSourceMapPath());
Interner<String> interner = StringInterner.get();
String packageName = interner.intern(Shared.getPackageName(builder.getTypeName()));
List<String> unresolvedQualified = new ArrayList<String>();
List<String> unresolvedSimple = new ArrayList<String>();
for (char[] simpleRef : cud.compilationResult().simpleNameReferences) {
unresolvedSimple.add(interner.intern(String.valueOf(simpleRef)));
}
for (char[][] qualifiedRef : cud.compilationResult().qualifiedReferences) {
unresolvedQualified.add(interner.intern(CharOperation.toString(qualifiedRef)));
}
for (String jsniDep : jsniDeps) {
unresolvedQualified.add(interner.intern(jsniDep));
}
ArrayList<String> apiRefs = compiler.collectApiRefs(cud);
for (int i = 0; i < apiRefs.size(); ++i) {
apiRefs.set(i, interner.intern(apiRefs.get(i)));
}
Dependencies dependencies =
new Dependencies(packageName, unresolvedQualified, unresolvedSimple, apiRefs);
List<JDeclaredType> types = Collections.emptyList();
if (!cud.compilationResult().hasErrors()) {
// Make a GWT AST.
types =
astBuilder.process(
cud, builder.getSourceMapPath(), artificialRescues, jsniMethods, jsniRefs);
}
for (CompiledClass cc : compiledClasses) {
allValidClasses.put(cc.getSourceName(), cc);
}
builder
.setClasses(compiledClasses)
.setTypes(types)
.setDependencies(dependencies)
.setJsniMethods(jsniMethods.values())
.setMethodArgs(methodArgs)
.setProblems(cud.compilationResult().getProblems());
buildQueue.add(builder);
} finally {
event.end();
}
}