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#ifndef SHARE_VM_JFR_CHECKPOINT_TYPES_TRACEID_JFRTRACEID_HPP
#define SHARE_VM_JFR_CHECKPOINT_TYPES_TRACEID_JFRTRACEID_HPP

#include "jni.h"
#include "jfr/utilities/jfrTypes.hpp"
#include "memory/allocation.hpp"

class ClassLoaderData;
class Klass;
class Method;
class Thread;

/*
 * JfrTraceId is a means of tagging, e.g. marking, specific instances as being actively in-use.
 * The most common situation is a committed event that has a field that is referring to a specific instance.
 * Now there exist a relation between an event (field) and an artifact of some kind.
 * We track this relation during runtime using the JfrTraceId mechanism in order to reify it into the chunk
 * where the event is finally written.
 *
 * It is the event commit mechanism that tags instances as in-use. The tag routines return the untagged traceid
 * as a mapping key, and the commit mechanism writes the key into the event field.
 * Consequently, the mechanism is opaque and not something a user needs to know about.
 * Indeed, the API promotes using well-known JVM concepts directly in events, such as having a Klass* as an event field.
 *
 * Tagging allows for many-to-one mappings of constants, lazy evaluation / collection of tags during chunk rotation
 * and concurrency (by using an epoch relative tagging scheme).
 *
 * JfrTraceId(s) have been added to support tagging instances of classes such as:
 *
 *   Klass (includes Method)
 *   ClassLoaderData
 *
 * These classes have been extended to include a _traceid field (64-bits).
 *
 * Each instance is uniquely identified by a type-relative monotonic counter that is unique over the VM lifecycle.
 * "Tagging an instance" essentially means to set contextually determined (by epoch) marker bits in the _traceid field.
 * The constants associated with a tagged instance is a set of which is determined by a constant type definition,
 * and these constants are then serialized in an upcoming checkpoint event for the relevant chunk.
 *
 * Note that a "tagging" is relative to a chunk. Having serialized the tagged instance, the tag bits are reset (for that epoch).
 * As mentioned previously, the returned traceid is always the untagged value.
 *
 * We also use the _traceid field in Klass to quickly identify (bit check) if a newly loaded klass is of type jdk.jfr.Event.
 * (see jfr/instrumentation/jfrEventClassTransformer.cpp)
 *
 *
 * _traceid bit layout and description planned to go here
 *
 *
 */

class JfrTraceId : public AllStatic {
 public:
  static void assign(const Klass* klass);
  static void assign(const ClassLoaderData* cld);
  static traceid assign_thread_id();

  static traceid get(const Klass* klass);
  static traceid get(jclass jc);
  static traceid get(const Thread* thread);

  // tag construct as used, returns pre-tagged traceid
  static traceid use(const Klass* klass, bool leakp = false);
  static traceid use(jclass jc, bool leakp = false);
  static traceid use(const Method* method, bool leakp = false);
  static traceid use(const ClassLoaderData* cld, bool leakp = false);

  static void remove(const Klass* klass);
  static void restore(const Klass* klass);

  // set of event classes made visible to java
  static bool in_visible_set(const Klass* k);
  static bool in_visible_set(const jclass jc);

  // jdk.jfr.Event
  static bool is_jdk_jfr_event(const Klass* k);
  static bool is_jdk_jfr_event(const jclass jc);
  static void tag_as_jdk_jfr_event(const Klass* k);

  // jdk.jfr.Event subklasses
  static bool is_jdk_jfr_event_sub(const Klass* k);
  static bool is_jdk_jfr_event_sub(const jclass jc);
  static void tag_as_jdk_jfr_event_sub(const Klass* k);
  static void tag_as_jdk_jfr_event_sub(const jclass jc);

  static bool in_jdk_jfr_event_hierarchy(const Klass* k);
  static bool in_jdk_jfr_event_hierarchy(const jclass jc);

  // klasses that host an event
  static bool is_event_host(const Klass* k);
  static bool is_event_host(const jclass jc);
  static void tag_as_event_host(const Klass* k);
  static void tag_as_event_host(const jclass jc);
};

#endif // SHARE_VM_JFR_CHECKPOINT_TYPES_TRACEID_JFRTRACEID_HPP
