/// <summary>
/// Walk through chained exception registration instances to find out
/// the corresponding exception handler. Returns null if cannot find
/// the handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="context">Exception context</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public ExceptionHandler FindExceptionHandler(ExceptionContext context)
{
int regIndex = IndexOf(context.codeBlockId, context.functionScope, context.classScope);
Validity.Assert(regIndex != ProtoCore.DSASM.Constants.kInvalidIndex);
ExceptionRegistration registration = Registrations[regIndex];
int pc = context.pc;
while (true)
{
int handlerIndex;
if (registration.HandleIt(pc, context.typeUID, out handlerIndex))
{
Validity.Assert(handlerIndex != ProtoCore.DSASM.Constants.kInvalidIndex);
return(registration.Handlers[handlerIndex]);
}
else
{
int parentIndex = registration.ParentIndex;
if (parentIndex == ProtoCore.DSASM.Constants.kInvalidIndex)
{
break;
}
else
{
pc = registration.LastPc;
registration = Registrations[parentIndex];
}
}
}
return(null);
}
public ExceptionRegistration Register(int blockId, int procIndex, int classIndex)
{
ExceptionRegistration registration = ExceptionTable.GetExceptionRegistration(blockId, procIndex, classIndex);
if (registration == null)
{
registration = this.ExceptionTable.Register(blockId, procIndex, classIndex);
Validity.Assert(registration != null);
}
return(registration);
}
/// <summary>
/// To switch scope, so need to set current active exception registration
/// for current scope. Each exception registration instance is identified
/// by three parameter: block id, function index and class index. PC is
/// needed so that the executive knows where the switch of context happens,
/// PC values will be used to determine which excpetion handler will handle
/// this exception.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="blockId">Block ID</param>
/// <param name="functionIdex">Fucntion index</param>
/// <param name="classIndex">Class index</param>
/// <param name="pc">PC</param>
public void SwitchContextTo(int blockId, int functionIdex, int classIndex, int pc)
{
int parentIndex = CurrentActiveRegistration.RegistrationTableIndex;
ExceptionRegistration reg = ExceptionTable.GetExceptionRegistration(blockId, functionIdex, classIndex);
if (reg != null)
{
reg.ParentIndex = parentIndex;
CurrentActiveRegistration = reg;
CurrentActiveRegistration.LastPc = pc;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Register an ExceptionRegistration instance for a scope. It is identified
/// by three parameters: code block id, function index and class index.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="codeBlockId"></param>
/// <param name="functionScope"></param>
/// <param name="classScope"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public ExceptionRegistration Register(int codeBlockId, int functionScope, int classScope)
{
int index = IndexOf(codeBlockId, functionScope, classScope);
if (index != ProtoCore.DSASM.Constants.kInvalidIndex)
{
return(Registrations[index]);
}
ExceptionRegistration registration = new ExceptionRegistration(codeBlockId, functionScope, classScope);
Registrations.Add(registration);
registration.RegistrationTableIndex = Registrations.Count - 1;
// reg.ParentIndex will be set at run-time because at this moment
// we have no idea about its calling context
return(registration);
}
public ExceptionHandlingManager()
{
ExceptionTable = new ExceptionRegistrationTable();
int invalidIndex = ProtoCore.DSASM.Constants.kInvalidIndex;
// System default exception registration
SystemRegistration = ExceptionTable.Register(invalidIndex, invalidIndex, invalidIndex);
SystemRegistration.ParentIndex = ProtoCore.DSASM.Constants.kInvalidIndex;
// Exception registration for the top most associative code block.
//
// Why we need to manually add this one even when code gen is compiling
// the top-most language node the exception registration for that
// language code block will be added?
//
// The reason is ParentIndex, which will be updated dynamcailly at
// run-time, i.e., it should point to the index of exception registration
// for the upper scope. Normally, we will set this value either at
// OpCode.Bounce or at OpCode.CallR. But for the top-most language
// block, it doesnt start from there, so here we manully set its
// ParentIndex to the default system exception registration instance.
//
// If we can consolidate the updating code at OpCode.Bounce and at
// OpCode.CallR, then it is not necessary to manually add this one.
// (The reason that we have to do that is because we need the value
// of pc in the upper scope, i.e., where does the execution jump to
// other function call or language block; otherwise Execute() is a
// ideal place to put that updating code). Should refactor this piece
// of code for that case. -- Yu Ke
TopMostAssocBlockRegistration = ExceptionTable.Register(0, invalidIndex, invalidIndex);
TopMostAssocBlockRegistration.ParentIndex = SystemRegistration.RegistrationTableIndex;
CurrentActiveRegistration = TopMostAssocBlockRegistration;
IsStackUnwinding = false;
TargetHandler = null;
Context = null;
Observers = new List <IFirstHandExceptionObserver>();
}
public ExceptionHandlingManager()
{
ExceptionTable = new ExceptionRegistrationTable();
int invalidIndex = ProtoCore.DSASM.Constants.kInvalidIndex;
// System default exception registration
SystemRegistration = ExceptionTable.Register(invalidIndex, invalidIndex, invalidIndex);
SystemRegistration.ParentIndex = ProtoCore.DSASM.Constants.kInvalidIndex;
// Exception registration for the top most associative code block.
//
// Why we need to manually add this one even when code gen is compiling
// the top-most language node the exception registration for that
// language code block will be added?
//
// The reason is ParentIndex, which will be updated dynamcailly at
// run-time, i.e., it should point to the index of exception registration
// for the upper scope. Normally, we will set this value either at
// OpCode.Bounce or at OpCode.CallR. But for the top-most language
// block, it doesnt start from there, so here we manully set its
// ParentIndex to the default system exception registration instance.
//
// If we can consolidate the updating code at OpCode.Bounce and at
// OpCode.CallR, then it is not necessary to manually add this one.
// (The reason that we have to do that is because we need the value
// of pc in the upper scope, i.e., where does the execution jump to
// other function call or language block; otherwise Execute() is a
// ideal place to put that updating code). Should refactor this piece
// of code for that case. -- Yu Ke
TopMostAssocBlockRegistration = ExceptionTable.Register(0, invalidIndex, invalidIndex);
TopMostAssocBlockRegistration.ParentIndex = SystemRegistration.RegistrationTableIndex;
CurrentActiveRegistration = TopMostAssocBlockRegistration;
IsStackUnwinding = false;
TargetHandler = null;
Context = null;
Observers = new List<IFirstHandExceptionObserver>();
}
/// <summary>
/// Register an ExceptionRegistration instance for a scope. It is identified
/// by three parameters: code block id, function index and class index.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="codeBlockId"></param>
/// <param name="functionScope"></param>
/// <param name="classScope"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public ExceptionRegistration Register(int codeBlockId, int functionScope, int classScope)
{
int index = IndexOf(codeBlockId, functionScope, classScope);
if (index != ProtoCore.DSASM.Constants.kInvalidIndex)
{
return Registrations[index];
}
ExceptionRegistration registration = new ExceptionRegistration(codeBlockId, functionScope, classScope);
Registrations.Add(registration);
registration.RegistrationTableIndex = Registrations.Count - 1;
// reg.ParentIndex will be set at run-time because at this moment
// we have no idea about its calling context
return registration;
}