using System; using System.Linq; // using System.Collections.Generic; // using System.IO; // // using CPU = Cosmos.Assembler.x86; // using System.Reflection; using Cosmos.Assembler; using Cosmos.IL2CPU.ILOpCodes; using XSharp.Compiler; using static XSharp.Compiler.XSRegisters; using CPUx86 = Cosmos.Assembler.x86; namespace Cosmos.IL2CPU.X86.IL { /// /// Finds the value of a field in the object whose reference is currently on the evaluation stack. /// /// /// MSDN: /// The stack transitional behavior, in sequential order, is: /// 1. An object reference (or pointer) is pushed onto the stack. /// 2. The object reference (or pointer) is popped from the stack; the value of the specified field in the object is found. /// 3. The value stored in the field is pushed onto the stack. /// The ldfld instruction pushes the value of a field located in an object onto the stack. /// The object must be on the stack as an object reference (type O), a managed pointer (type &), /// an unmanaged pointer (type native int), a transient pointer (type *), or an instance of a value type. /// The use of an unmanaged pointer is not permitted in verifiable code. /// The object's field is specified by a metadata token that must refer to a field member. /// The return type is the same as the one associated with the field. The field may be either an instance field /// (in which case the object must not be a null reference) or a static field. /// /// The ldfld instruction can be preceded by either or both of the Unaligned and Volatile prefixes. /// /// NullReferenceException is thrown if the object is null and the field is not static. /// /// MissingFieldException is thrown if the specified field is not found in the metadata. /// /// This is typically checked when Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL) instructions are converted to native code, not at run time. /// [Cosmos.IL2CPU.OpCode(ILOpCode.Code.Ldfld)] public class Ldfld : ILOp { public Ldfld(Cosmos.Assembler.Assembler aAsmblr) : base(aAsmblr) { } public override void Execute(MethodInfo aMethod, ILOpCode aOpCode) { var xOpCode = (ILOpCodes.OpField)aOpCode; DoExecute(Assembler, xOpCode.Value.DeclaringType, xOpCode.Value.GetFullName(), true, DebugEnabled, aOpCode.StackPopTypes[0]); } public static int GetFieldOffset(Type aDeclaringType, string aFieldId) { int xExtraOffset = 0; var xFieldInfo = ResolveField(aDeclaringType, aFieldId, true); bool xNeedsGC = TypeIsReferenceType(aDeclaringType); if (xNeedsGC) { xExtraOffset = 12; } return (int)(xExtraOffset + xFieldInfo.Offset); } public static void DoExecute(Cosmos.Assembler.Assembler Assembler, Type aDeclaringType, string xFieldId, bool aDerefExternalField, bool debugEnabled, Type aTypeOnStack) { var xOffset = GetFieldOffset(aDeclaringType, xFieldId); var xFields = GetFieldsInfo(aDeclaringType, false); var xFieldInfo = (from item in xFields where item.Id == xFieldId select item).Single(); XS.Comment("Field: " + xFieldInfo.Id); XS.Comment("Type: " + xFieldInfo.FieldType.ToString()); XS.Comment("Size: " + xFieldInfo.Size); XS.Comment("DeclaringType: " + aDeclaringType.FullName); XS.Comment("TypeOnStack: " + aTypeOnStack.FullName); XS.Comment("Offset: " + xOffset + " (includes object header)"); if (aDeclaringType.IsValueType && aTypeOnStack == aDeclaringType) { #region Read struct value from stack // This is a 3-step process // 1. Move the actual value below the stack (negative to ESP) // 2. Move the value at the right spot of the stack (positive to stack) // 3. Adjust stack to remove the struct // // This is necessary, as the value could otherwise overwrite the struct too soon. var xTypeStorageSize = GetStorageSize(aDeclaringType); var xFieldStorageSize = xFieldInfo.Size; // Step 1, Move the actual value below the stack (negative to ESP) CopyValue(ESP, -(int)xFieldStorageSize, ESP, xOffset, xFieldStorageSize); // Step 2 Move the value at the right spot of the stack (positive to stack) var xStackOffset = (int)(Align(xTypeStorageSize, 4) - xFieldStorageSize); CopyValue(ESP, xStackOffset, ESP, -(int)xFieldStorageSize, xFieldStorageSize); // Step 3 Adjust stack to remove the struct XS.Add(ESP, Align((uint)(xStackOffset), 4)); #endregion Read struct value from stack return; } // pushed size is always 4 or 8 var xSize = xFieldInfo.Size; if (TypeIsReferenceType(aTypeOnStack)) { DoNullReferenceCheck(Assembler, debugEnabled, 4); XS.Add(ESP, 4); } else { DoNullReferenceCheck(Assembler, debugEnabled, 0); } XS.Pop(ECX); XS.Add(ECX, (uint)(xOffset)); if (xFieldInfo.IsExternalValue && aDerefExternalField) { XS.Set(ECX, ECX, sourceIsIndirect: true); } for (int i = 1; i <= (xSize / 4); i++) { XS.Set(EAX, ECX, sourceDisplacement: (int)(xSize - (i * 4))); XS.Push(EAX); } XS.Set(EAX, 0); switch (xSize % 4) { case 1: XS.Set(AL, ECX, sourceIsIndirect: true); XS.Push(EAX); break; case 2: XS.Set(AX, ECX, sourceIsIndirect: true); XS.Push(EAX); break; case 3: //For Release XS.Set(EAX, ECX, sourceIsIndirect: true); XS.ShiftRight(EAX, 8); XS.Push(EAX); break; case 0: { break; } default: throw new Exception(string.Format("Remainder size {0} {1:D} not supported!", xFieldInfo.FieldType.ToString(), xSize)); } } } }