object-introspection/types/unordered_multiset_type.toml
Jake Hillion f9cb0115e1 types: remove now unused handlers
Summary:

Handlers were added in an intermediate form of tbv2 but those intermediate
forms have now been removed. Remove all the handlers to make grepping/find and
replaces easier across the types.

Test Plan:

- CI
2023-11-15 14:27:07 +00:00

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TOML

[info]
type_name = "std::unordered_multiset"
stub_template_params = [1,2,3]
ctype = "UNORDERED_MULTISET_TYPE"
header = "unordered_set"
# Old:
typeName = "std::unordered_multiset<"
ns = ["namespace std"]
numTemplateParams = 1
replaceTemplateParamIndex = [1, 2]
allocatorIndex = 3
[codegen]
decl = """
template <typename Key, typename Hasher, typename KeyEqual, typename Alloc>
void getSizeType(const %1%<Key, Hasher, KeyEqual, Alloc> &container, size_t& returnArg);
"""
func = """
template <typename Key, typename Hasher, typename KeyEqual, typename Alloc>
void getSizeType(const %1%<Key, Hasher, KeyEqual, Alloc> &container, size_t& returnArg)
{
constexpr size_t nodeSize = sizeof(typename %1%<Key, Hasher, KeyEqual, Alloc>::node_type);
size_t bucketCount = container.bucket_count();
size_t numElems = container.size();
SAVE_SIZE(sizeof(%1%<Key, Hasher, KeyEqual, Alloc>) + (numElems * nodeSize) + (bucketCount * sizeof(uintptr_t)));
SAVE_DATA((uintptr_t)nodeSize);
SAVE_DATA((uintptr_t)bucketCount);
SAVE_DATA((uintptr_t)numElems);
// The double ampersand is needed otherwise this loop doesn't work with vector<bool>
for (auto&& it: container) {
getSizeType(it, returnArg);
}
}
"""
traversal_func = """
auto tail = returnArg
.write((uintptr_t)&container)
.write(container.bucket_count())
.write(container.size());
for (const auto &it : container) {
tail = tail.delegate([&it](auto ret) {
return OIInternal::getSizeType<DB>(it, ret);
});
}
return tail.finish();
"""
[[codegen.processor]]
type = "types::st::VarInt<DB>"
func = """
el.pointer = std::get<ParsedData::VarInt>(d.val).value;
"""
[[codegen.processor]]
type = "types::st::VarInt<DB>"
func = """
// Using the container's capacity to temporarily store the number of buckets
// TODO: Is there another way to pass a value across processors?
el.container_stats.emplace(result::Element::ContainerStats {
.capacity = std::get<ParsedData::VarInt>(d.val).value,
});
"""
[[codegen.processor]]
type = "types::st::List<DB, typename TypeHandler<DB, T0>::type>"
func = """
#ifdef __GLIBCXX__
/* Use libstdc++ implementation __details to compute the size of Nodes and Buckets.
*
* See the source of <bits/hashtable_policy.h>:
* https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libstdc++/latest-doxygen/a00536_source.html
*/
using OI_Hash_node =
std::__detail::_Hash_node<T0, std::__cache_default<T0, T1>::value>;
using OI_bucket = std::__detail::_Hash_node_base;
static constexpr size_t element_size = sizeof(OI_Hash_node);
static constexpr size_t bucket_size = sizeof(OI_bucket);
#else
static_assert(false && "No known element_size for sets. See types/set_type.toml");
#endif
auto list = std::get<ParsedData::List>(d.val);
// Reading the bucket count that was stored in `capacity` by the processor above.
size_t bucket_count = el.container_stats->capacity;
el.exclusive_size += bucket_count * bucket_size;
el.exclusive_size += list.length * (element_size - sizeof(T0));
// Overwrite the bucket count stored in `capacity` with the actual container's values.
el.container_stats.emplace(result::Element::ContainerStats {
.capacity = list.length,
.length = list.length,
});
static constexpr auto childField = make_field<DB, T0>("[]");
for (size_t i = 0; i < list.length; i++)
stack_ins(childField);
"""