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#ifndef SHARE_VM_UTILITIES_FAKERTTISUPPORT_HPP

#define SHARE_VM_UTILITIES_FAKERTTISUPPORT_HPP

#include "utilities/globalDefinitions.hpp"

#include "utilities/debug.hpp"

// Provides support for checked downcasts in a hierarchy of classes.

// The base class provides a member of this type, specialized on that

// base class and an associated tag type.  Tags are small non-negative

// integer values uniquely associated with distinct classes in the

// hierarchy.  A tag type is often an enum type.

//

// The concrete class specifies the concrete tag.

//

// The tag set specifies the set of classes in the derivation

// sequence.  Classes in the derivation sequence add their associated

// tag during construction.  Given the tag associated with a class, an

// object is an instance of that class if the tag is included in the

// object's set of recorded tags.

//

// A tag T is present in a tag set if the T'th bit of the tag set is

// one.

//

// Note: The representation of a tag set being uintx sets an upper

// bound on the size of a class hierarchy this utility can be used

// with.

template<typename T, typename TagType>

class FakeRttiSupport VALUE_OBJ_CLASS_SPEC {

public:

  // Construct with the indicated concrete tag, and include the

  // concrete tag in the associated tag set.

  explicit FakeRttiSupport(TagType concrete_tag) :

    _tag_set(tag_bit(concrete_tag)), _concrete_tag(concrete_tag) { }

  // Construct with the indicated concrete tag and tag set.

  // Note: This constructor is public only to allow clients to set up

  // "unusual" (or perhaps buggy) fake RTTI configurations.

  FakeRttiSupport(TagType concrete_tag, uintx tag_set) :

    _tag_set(tag_set), _concrete_tag(validate_tag(concrete_tag)) { }

  // Get the concrete tag.

  TagType concrete_tag() const { return _concrete_tag; }

  // Test whether tag is in the tag set.

  bool has_tag(TagType tag) const {

    return (_tag_set & tag_bit(tag)) != 0;

  }

  // Return a new support object which is the same as this, except tag

  // has been added to the tag set.  The tag must not already be

  // present in the tag set.

  FakeRttiSupport add_tag(TagType tag) const {

    uintx tbit = tag_bit(tag);

    assert((_tag_set & tbit) == 0,

    return FakeRttiSupport(_concrete_tag, _tag_set | tbit);

  }

private:

  uintx _tag_set;

  TagType _concrete_tag;

  static uintx tag_bit(TagType tag) {

    return ((uintx)1) << validate_tag(tag);

  }

  static TagType validate_tag(TagType tag) {

    assert(tag < BitsPerWord,

    return tag;

  }

};

#endif // include guard