Zoltan Herczeg d1204ab1c9
Rework resolving references and namespace creation in modules (#4695)
- Properties of namespace objects are ordered in lexical order
- The namespace object is created and imports are bound during linking phase
- Namespace imports are changed to read-only
- Reduced memory consumption

JerryScript-DCO-1.0-Signed-off-by: Zoltan Herczeg zherczeg.u-szeged@partner.samsung.com
2021-07-06 14:50:19 +02:00

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#ifndef ECMA_MODULE_H
#define ECMA_MODULE_H
#include "common.h"
#include "ecma-globals.h"
#if JERRY_MODULE_SYSTEM
#define ECMA_MODULE_MAX_PATH 255u
/**
* Module status flags.
*/
typedef enum
{
ECMA_MODULE_IS_NATIVE = (1 << 0), /**< native module */
ECMA_MODULE_HAS_NAMESPACE = (1 << 1), /**< namespace object has been initialized */
} ecma_module_flags_t;
/**
* Imported or exported names, such as "a as b"
* Note: See https://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/#table-39
* and https://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/#table-41
*/
typedef struct ecma_module_names
{
struct ecma_module_names *next_p; /**< next linked list node */
ecma_string_t *imex_name_p; /**< Import/export name of the item */
ecma_string_t *local_name_p; /**< Local name of the item */
} ecma_module_names_t;
/**
* Module structure storing an instance of a module
*
* Note:
* The imports_p list follows the order of import-from/export-from statements in the source
* code of a module, even if a given module specifier is only used by export-from statements.
*/
typedef struct ecma_module
{
/* Note: state is stored in header.u.class_prop.extra_info */
ecma_extended_object_t header; /**< header part */
/* TODO(dbatyai): These could be compressed pointers */
ecma_object_t *scope_p; /**< lexical lenvironment of the module */
ecma_object_t *namespace_object_p; /**< namespace object of the module */
struct ecma_module_node *imports_p; /**< import requests of the module */
ecma_module_names_t *local_exports_p; /**< local exports of the module */
struct ecma_module_node *indirect_exports_p; /**< indirect exports of the module */
struct ecma_module_node *star_exports_p; /**< star exports of the module */
/* Code used for evaluating a module */
union
{
ecma_compiled_code_t *compiled_code_p; /**< compiled code for the module */
jerry_native_module_evaluate_callback_t callback; /**< callback for evaluating native modules */
} u;
} ecma_module_t;
/**
* Module node to store imports / exports.
*
* Note:
* Only one module node is created for each module specifier: the names are
* concatenated if the same specifier is used multiple times in the source code.
* However, multiple nodes are created for modules with multiple alias
* (for example ./a.mjs and ././a.mjs can refer to the same module).
*/
typedef struct ecma_module_node
{
struct ecma_module_node *next_p; /**< next linked list node */
ecma_module_names_t *module_names_p; /**< names of the requested import/export node */
union
{
ecma_value_t path_or_module; /**< imports: module specifier (if string) or module reference (if object) */
ecma_value_t *module_object_p; /**< non-imports: reference to a path_or_module field in the imports */
} u;
} ecma_module_node_t;
/**
* A list of module records that can be used to identify circular imports during resolution
*/
typedef struct ecma_module_resolve_set
{
struct ecma_module_resolve_set *next_p; /**< next in linked list */
ecma_module_t *module_p; /**< module */
ecma_string_t *name_p; /**< identifier name */
} ecma_module_resolve_set_t;
/**
* A list that is used like a stack to drive the resolution process, instead of recursion.
*/
typedef struct ecma_module_resolve_stack
{
struct ecma_module_resolve_stack *next_p; /**< next in linked list */
ecma_module_t *module_p; /**< module request */
ecma_string_t *export_name_p; /**< export identifier name */
bool resolving; /**< flag storing wether the current frame started resolving */
} ecma_module_resolve_stack_t;
ecma_value_t ecma_module_initialize (ecma_module_t *module_p);
ecma_module_t *ecma_module_get_resolved_module (ecma_value_t module_val);
ecma_value_t ecma_module_link (ecma_module_t *module_p,
jerry_module_resolve_callback_t callback_p,
void *user_p);
ecma_value_t ecma_module_evaluate (ecma_module_t *module_p);
ecma_module_t *ecma_module_create (void);
void ecma_module_cleanup_context (void);
void ecma_module_release_module_names (ecma_module_names_t *module_name_p);
void ecma_module_release_module (ecma_module_t *module_p);
#endif /* JERRY_MODULE_SYSTEM */
#endif /* !ECMA_MODULE_H */