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#ifndef SHARE_VM_CLASSFILE_PROTECTIONDOMAINCACHE_HPP

#define SHARE_VM_CLASSFILE_PROTECTIONDOMAINCACHE_HPP

#include "oops/oop.hpp"

#include "memory/iterator.hpp"

#include "utilities/hashtable.hpp"

// This class caches the approved protection domains that can access loaded classes.

// Dictionary entry pd_set point to entries in this hashtable.   Please refer

// to dictionary.hpp pd_set for more information about how protection domain entries

// are used.

// This table is walked during GC, rather than the class loader data graph dictionaries.

  friend class VMStructs;

 public:

  oop object();

  oop object_no_keepalive();

  ProtectionDomainCacheEntry* next() {

  }

  ProtectionDomainCacheEntry** next_addr() {

  }

  void verify();

};

// The ProtectionDomainCacheTable contains all protection domain oops. The

// dictionary entries reference its entries instead of having references to oops

// directly.

// This is used to speed up system dictionary iteration: the oops in the

// protection domain are the only ones referring the Java heap. So when there is

// need to update these, instead of going over every entry of the system dictionary,

// we only need to iterate over this set.

// The amount of different protection domains used is typically magnitudes smaller

// than the number of system dictionary entries (loaded classes).

  friend class VMStructs;

private:

  ProtectionDomainCacheEntry* bucket(int i) const {

  }

  // The following method is not MT-safe and must be done under lock.

  ProtectionDomainCacheEntry** bucket_addr(int i) {

  }

    return entry;

  }

  static unsigned int compute_hash(Handle protection_domain);

  int index_for(Handle protection_domain);

  ProtectionDomainCacheEntry* add_entry(int index, unsigned int hash, Handle protection_domain);

  ProtectionDomainCacheEntry* find_entry(int index, Handle protection_domain);

public:

  ProtectionDomainCacheTable(int table_size);

  ProtectionDomainCacheEntry* get(Handle protection_domain);

  void print_on(outputStream* st) const;

  void verify();

};

class ProtectionDomainEntry :public CHeapObj<mtClass> {

  friend class VMStructs;

 public:

  ProtectionDomainEntry* _next;

  ProtectionDomainCacheEntry* _pd_cache;

  ProtectionDomainEntry(ProtectionDomainCacheEntry* pd_cache, ProtectionDomainEntry* next) {

    _pd_cache = pd_cache;

    _next     = next;

  }

  ProtectionDomainEntry* next() { return _next; }

  void set_next(ProtectionDomainEntry* entry) { _next = entry; }

  oop object();

  oop object_no_keepalive();

};

#endif // SHARE_VM_CLASSFILE_PROTECTIONDOMAINCACHE_HPP