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JavaType.getDumpString(): Add more info ..
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generated_class_user due to Java8 issues.
Java8's annotation processor as embedded within javac does not allow
referencing not-yet existing generated classes in a class source code
which will produce these generated classes via the annotation process.
Example:
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import com.jogamp.gluegen.structgen.CStruct;
public class Lala {
@CStruct(name="RenderingConfig", header="TestStruct01.h")
public RenderingConfig config;
}
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Above example illustrates that the type 'RenderingConfig'
does not exist at time of processing the annotation.
The type will be created via the annotation process itself.
Even though we pass '-proc:only', i.e. skip java compilation,
Java8's annotation processing via javac fails in such case.
We see this as a bug within javac's annotation processing itself!
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This workaround splits the annotation process and using the class as
generated by the former.
To allow this to work, CStruct receives a new field 'jname'
allowing to enforce the java-name of the structure
using a dummy field type like boolean.
@CStruct(name="RenderingConfig", jname="RenderingConfig", header="TestStruct01.h")
public boolean dummy;
Further more CStruct can be annotated on the package, i.e. 'package-info.java',
avoiding the dependency problem altogether.
To support multiple header files and types,
'CStructs' has been introduced using an array of 'CStruct'.
@CStructs({@CStruct(name="RenderingConfig", header="TestStruct01.h"), @CStruct(name="Pixel", header="TestStruct02.h")})
package com.jogamp.gluegen.test.junit.structgen;
Tests:
- Build w/ Java7 and Java8
- Validated 'major version 50' (Java 6) class files (OK)
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Augments the behavior of the Ignore keyword to
ignore when gluegen skips the emission of unnamed
structs. These structs are usually unnamed because
we've created opaque types for them, so we know
they're not going to be emitted and want to be
able to suppress the warning on a case-by-case
basis.
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Signed-off-by: Harvey Harrison <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Harvey Harrison <[email protected]>
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PROCADDRESS_VAR_PREFIX instance, add checkAllPermissions() for reset() and initEntry(..)
- Generated ProcAddressTable's function handles are all package private
- Generated ProcAddressTable's visibility can be set via 'AccessControl' config, default: public.
- ProcAddressTable's reset() and initEntry(..) perform checkAllPermissions() 1st.
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'gluegen' C Structs on-the-fly (2-pass actually).
Convenient annotation processing (APT) hooked to 'javac' (1.6) via gluegen.jar META-INF
service provider 'javax.annotation.processing.Processor' -> 'com.jogamp.gluegen.structgen.CStructAnnotationProcessor'.
Am implicit APT / JAVAC would be possible, however - to have a proper process
the unit test utilizes an explicit 2 pass run:
<!-- Annotation Processor Only - First -->
<javac destdir="${build_t.java}">
<classpath refid="junit.compile.classpath"/>
<compilerarg value="-proc:only"/>
<compilerarg value="-J-Djogamp.gluegen.structgen.debug"/>
<compilerarg value="-J-Djogamp.gluegen.structgen.output=${build_t.gen}/classes"/>
<src path="${test.base.dir}/com/jogamp/gluegen/test/junit/structgen"/>
</javac>
<!-- Javac Only - Second -->
<javac destdir="${build_t.java}">
<classpath refid="junit.compile.classpath"/>
<compilerarg value="-proc:none"/>
<src path="${test.base.dir}"/>
<src path="${build_t.gen}" />
</javac>
Original code from Michael Bien's 'superglue' git://github.com/mbien/superglue.git,
finally merged to GlueGen (as once intended).
Note: The APT javac pass requires to use 'gluegen.jar' instead of 'gluegen-rt.jar' !
The 2-pass process also alows using the runtime gluegen-rt.jar and hence ensures
clean namespace check at compilation.
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PointerBuffer, since referenced memory-size is arch dependent
Added extensive PointerBuffer unit tests w/ new mapping in generated test class.
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- Fix 'NIOOnly' impl
- Use 'final' in gen. Java stubs ;
- No null check for Buffers.isDirect(arrayArg) [required]
- Clarify Buffer arg API doc (NIOOnly or NIODirectOnly)
- cleaned up loop / branch (CMethodBindingEmitter)
- remove unsued vars/code
- Tests:
- covers normal/NIOOnly/NIODirectOnly
- covers passing null for array and NIO
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conversion, ie. 32/64 bits)
An opaque type still needs to be converted to the right size (32/64 bit).
In case of a conversion, respect the pointer type.
This fixes bug 536 .
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const, ie no write-back
We shall consider the C header declaration as being correct
and no modification shall happen on const arrays.
Tested w/ unit tests and JOGL
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Cleanup JavaType: final immutable fields, proper CVoidPointer name
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integer opaque in struct
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Reversed Type relocation (commit 92d6c9dc5fa72b01703456452c60822f36c14fff)
from com.jogamp.gluegen.runtime.types back to com.jogamp.gluegen.cgram.types
Enabled MemoryLayoutType.setLayouted(), avoiding double layout
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- Fin
MachineDesction == MD
MD.StaticConfig:
- enum for all supported static configs (ID -> MD)
- verified at runtime: test runtime queried-MD versus static-MD,
hard fail if not compatible (size/alignment)
SizeThunk primitive sizes:
- Add notion of fixed native size (eg. int64_t) and otherwise (eg. long)
java struct 'wrappers' code generation:
- single class using size/offset arrays of all MachineDescription configurations
- at runtime the array idx is queried in static block
- type aligment for not fixed-native-size types (SizeThunk, undef long/int) via StructAccessor
junit test:
- add float test
- fix native code
- add java (create, write) -> native (verify) test
works (tested) on: linux 32/64 and windows 32/64
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Problem:
typedef struct {
int8_t bits1; // +1 - 0
// +3 (p32)
int32_t id; // +4 - 4
int8_t bits2; // +1 - 8
// +3 (p32) -
int64_t long0; // +8 - 12
"longBuffer.get(<type-sized index>)" is invalid,
but "byteBuffer.getLong(<byte index>)" must be done.
The actual impl. doesn't matter, hence dropping the other nio type mappings is good.
FIXES 32bit unit test, works well (static) on 32/64 bit (unix).
TODO: Respect diff alignment for OS/ARCH either by offset tables for all, or runtime computing.
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Platform:
- enum CPUFamily is part of CPUType
- DALVIK -> ANDROID
- ARM: ARM + ARMv[567]
MachineDescription
- self contained
- static size/alignment Config (enum) for unix32, unix64, win32, win64 and armeabi
- add 'long double'
- Removed MachineDescription32Bit, MachineDescription64Bit
- createStatic(..) uses OS/CPU to fetch best match if not at runtime
FIXES: JavaEmitter's struct-emit: Proper 32/64 struct sizes
TODO: StructAccessor's mapping to <Type>Buffer w/ index os sizeof(<Type>)
doesn't work, since offset may not be multiple of sizeof(<Type>)!
i.e.
typedef struct {
int8_t bits1; // +1 - 0
// +3 (p32)
int32_t id; // +4 - 4
int8_t bits2; // +1 - 8
// +3 (p32) -
int64_t long0; // +8 - 12
so "longBuffer.get(<type-sized index>)" is invalid,
but "byteBuffer.getLong(<byte index>)" must be done.
The actual impl. doesn't matter, hence dropping the other nio type mappings is good.
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com.jogamp.gluegen.cgram.types -> com.jogamp.gluegen.runtime.types
This is required for desired runtime memory layout.
- Split CompoundType to StructType + UnionType
- StructLayout:
- Utilizing SizeThunk alignment
- Alignment
1) Natural type alignment
2) Add Size
3) Trailing padding w/ largest element alignment
- Only perform memory layout once for type.
Status:
- Unit test passes w/ static MachineDescriptor64Bit
- FIXME static 32bit is faulty, uses 64bit size/alignment
- TODO runtime struct layout to please all platforms w/o worrying
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- Preparation.
Currently GlueGen fails for type long (size) and some alignments (see package.html).
- The size and alignment values shall be queried at runtime.
- Compound alignment needs to follow the described natural alignment (also @runtime).
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- Build
- add Linux Arm7 (EABI)
- junit test
- added compound/struct tests, pointing out the shortcomings of current impl.
- package.html
- Added alignment documentation
- remove intptr.cfg
- add GluGen types int8_t, int16_t, uint8_t, uint16_t
- move MachineDescription* into runtime
- Platform
- has runtime MachineDescription
- moved size, .. to MachineDescription
- use enums for OSType, CPUArch and CPUType defined by os.name/os.arch,
triggering exception if os/arch is not supported.
This avoids Java String comparison and conscious os/arch detection.
- MachineDescription:
- compile time instances MachineDescription32Bits, MachineDescription64Bits
- runtime queried instance MachineDescriptionRuntime
- correct size, alignment, page size, ..
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- removed Int64Buffer since it is no longer needed for LongBuffer emulation
Signed-off-by: Sven Gothel <[email protected]>
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