6894807: problem with interfaces in C2 type system
Vladimir Kozlov
Vladimir.Kozlov at Sun.COM
Mon Oct 26 17:30:14 PDT 2009
Thanks, Tom
I will do it.
Vladimir
Tom Rodriguez wrote:
> I think it should include an extra test of !ftkp->klass_is_exact().
> This will cause it to return ft which is the original precise type.
>
> tom
>
> On Oct 26, 2009, at 3:07 PM, Vladimir Kozlov wrote:
>
>> John, Tom
>>
>> I need your help with this.
>>
>> The original implementation of TypeOopPtr::filter() was done by John
>> and pushed by Ross for:
>>
>> 6467870: Fixes to monotonically narrow or widen types during igvn
>>
>> Ross Knippel wrote:
>> > This change is from John Rose (I'm just the medium.)
>> > It's a piece extracted from his current work.
>>
>> It did not have the bug's problem since an interface could not be exact.
>>
>> Then Tom added the klass part for:
>>
>> 6788347: C2Compiler crash 6u7
>>
>> Which causes the problem since interface klass could be exact (constant,
>> as in the bug's case) and casting j.l.O klass to interface's ptr
>> returns incorrectly exact j.l.O klass:
>>
>> return ktkp->cast_to_ptr_type(ftkp->ptr());
>>
>> The fix is either simple return original j.l.o klass:
>>
>> return kills;
>>
>> or cast to ptrs meet:
>>
>> return ktkp->cast_to_ptr_type(ktkp->meet_ptr(ftkp->ptr()));
>>
>> Both of them fixed the problem. But I am not sure since in
>> both cases we loose the precision of interface klass which
>> allows more ideal optimizations (for example, for CmpP).
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Vladimir
>>
>> Vladimir Kozlov wrote:
>>> I am investigating 6894807: No ClassCastException for
>>> HashAttributeSet constructors if run with -Xcomp
>>> Because of Escape Analysis is on by default all constructors are inlined
>>> in the test case and object scalar replaced. But due to, I think,
>>> the problem in C2 type system the result is incorrect.
>>> We should check if interface is exact before replacing
>>> it with j.l.O in TypeOopPtr::filter() for the case
>>> (exact interface klass)->filter(j.l.O klass).
>>> Vladimir
>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>>> Test code expects ClassCastException exception:
>>> import javax.print.attribute.Attribute;
>>> import javax.print.attribute.AttributeSet;
>>> import javax.print.attribute.DocAttribute;
>>> import javax.print.attribute.HashAttributeSet;
>>> import javax.print.attribute.standard.JobState;
>>> try {
>>> new MyHashAttributeSet(JobState.CANCELED,
>>> DocAttribute.class);
>>> System.out.println("No ClassCastException in t2!");
>>> } catch (ClassCastException _) {
>>> }
>>> EA forces to inline all constructors for MyHashAttributeSet:
>>> class MyHashAttributeSet extends HashAttributeSet{
>>> MyHashAttributeSet(Attribute attribute,
>>> Class interfaceName){
>>> super(attribute, interfaceName);
>>> }
>>> then
>>> protected HashAttributeSet(Attribute attribute, Class<?>
>>> interfaceName) {
>>> if (interfaceName == null) {
>>> throw new NullPointerException("null interface");
>>> }
>>> myInterface = interfaceName;
>>> add (attribute);
>>> }
>>> add() is inlined also:
>>> public boolean add(Attribute attribute) {
>>> Object oldAttribute =
>>> attrMap.put(attribute.getCategory(),
>>> AttributeSetUtilities.
>>> verifyAttributeValue(attribute, myInterface));
>>> return (!attribute.equals(oldAttribute));
>>> }
>>> and verifyAttributeValue(attribute, myInterface) is inlined as well:
>>> public static Attribute
>>> verifyAttributeValue(Object object, Class<?> interfaceName) {
>>> if (object == null) {
>>> throw new NullPointerException();
>>> }
>>> else if (interfaceName.isInstance (object)) {
>>> return (Attribute) object;
>>> } else {
>>> throw new ClassCastException();
>>> }
>>> }
>>> object is JobState.CANCELED which is
>>> public static final JobState CANCELED = new JobState (7);
>>> and interfaceName is DocAttribute.class where
>>> public interface DocAttribute extends Attribute {}
>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------
>>> So we end up with
>>> (DocAttribute.class).isInstance(JobState.CANCELED)
>>> We have intrinsic for isInstance() for which we generated
>>> // Now load the mirror's klass metaobject, and null-check it.
>>> // Side-effects region with the control path if the klass is null.
>>> Node* kls = load_klass_from_mirror(mirror, never_see_null, nargs,
>>> region, _prim_path);
>>> case vmIntrinsics::_isInstance:
>>> // nothing is an instance of a primitive type
>>> query_value = gen_instanceof(obj, kls);
>>> where due to NULL check we have next CastPP for DocAttribute.class:
>>> [t at 19 l at 19]: print kls->dump(1)
>>> 390 LoadKlass === _ 7 389 [[ 391 396 ]] @rawptr:BotPTR,
>>> idx=Raw; # * Klass: * !jvms:
>>> AttributeSetUtilities::verifyAttributeValue @ bci:14
>>> HashAttributeSet::add @ bci:15 HashAttributeSet::<init> @ bci:36
>>> MyHashAttributeSet::<init> @ bci:3 InstanceCheck::t2 @ bci:10
>>> 395 IfTrue === 393 [[ 370 396 ]] #1 !jvms:
>>> AttributeSetUtilities::verifyAttributeValue @ bci:14
>>> HashAttributeSet::add @ bci:15 HashAttributeSet::<init> @ bci:36
>>> MyHashAttributeSet::<init> @ bci:3 InstanceCheck::t2 @ bci:10
>>> 396 CastPP === 395 390 [[ 409 409 413 432 427 ]] #klass
>>> java/lang/Object: 0x0811c7e0 * Klass:klass java/lang/Object:
>>> 0x0811c7e0 * !jvms: AttributeSetUtilities::verifyAttributeValue @
>>> bci:14 HashAttributeSet::add @ bci:15 HashAttributeSet::<init> @
>>> bci:36 MyHashAttributeSet::<init> @ bci:3 InstanceCheck::t2 @ bci:10
>>> During IGVN LoadKlass(390) transformed to constant klass which is
>>> interface:
>>> 702 ConP === 0 [[ 396 391 ]] #precise klass
>>> javax/print/attribute/DocAttribute: 0x08407298:Constant:exact *
>>> Interface:precise klass javax/print/attribute/DocAttribute:
>>> 0x08407298:Constant:exact *
>>> 396 CastPP === 395 702 [[ 409 409 413 432 427 ]] #klass
>>> java/lang/Object: 0x0811c7e0 * Klass:klass java/lang/Object:
>>> 0x0811c7e0 * !jvms: AttributeSetUtilities::verifyAttributeValue @
>>> bci:14 HashAttributeSet::add @ bci:15 HashAttributeSet::<init> @
>>> bci:36 MyHashAttributeSet::<init> @ bci:3 InstanceCheck::t2 @ bci:10
>>> ConstraintCastNode::Value() calls TypeOopPtr::filter() method
>>> which, I think, returns incorrect result:
>>> [t at 19 l at 19]: print ft->dump()
>>> precise klass javax/print/attribute/DocAttribute:
>>> 0x08407298:Constant:exact *
>>> [t at 19 l at 19]: print ftkp->klass()->print()
>>> <ciInstanceKlass name=javax/print/attribute/DocAttribute loader=0x0
>>> loaded=true initialized=false finalized=false subklass=false size=9
>>> flags=public,interface,abstract mirror=PRESENT ident=655 PERM
>>> address=0x8407298>
>>> [t at 19 l at 19]: print ktkp->klass()->print()
>>> <ciInstanceKlass name=java/lang/Object loader=0x0 loaded=true
>>> initialized=true finalized=false subklass=true size=8
>>> flags=public,super mirror=PRESENT ident=558 PERM
>>> address=0x811c7e0>ktkp->klass()->print() = (void)
>>> because of this code:
>>> // If we have an interface-typed Phi or cast and we narrow to a
>>> class type,
>>> // the join should report back the class. However, if we have a
>>> J/L/Object
>>> // class-typed Phi and an interface flows in, it's possible that the
>>> meet &
>>> // join report an interface back out. This isn't possible but happens
>>> // because the type system doesn't interact well with interfaces.
>>> if (ftkp != NULL && ktkp != NULL &&
>>> ftkp->is_loaded() && ftkp->klass()->is_interface() &&
>>> ktkp->is_loaded() && !ktkp->klass()->is_interface()) {
>>> // Happens in a CTW of rt.jar, 320-341, no extra flags
>>> return ktkp->cast_to_ptr_type(ftkp->ptr());
>>> }
>>> the result is
>>> precise klass java/lang/Object: 0x0811c7e0:Constant:exact *
>>> which leads to incorrect result from CmpP node:
>>> 703 ConP === 0 [[ 704 432 704 ]] #precise klass
>>> java/lang/Object: 0x0811c7e0:Constant:exact * Klass:precise klass
>>> java/lang/Object: 0x0811c7e0:Constant:exact *
>>> 704 CmpP === _ 703 703 [[ 705 ]] !orig=[413] !jvms:
>>> AttributeSetUtilities::verifyAttributeValue @ bci:14
>>> HashAttributeSet::add @ bci:15 HashAttributeSet::<init> @ bci:36
>>> MyHashAttributeSet::<init> @ bci:3 InstanceCheck::t2 @ bci:10
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