#pragma once #include "position.h" #include "serializer.h" #include "utils.h" #include #include #include #include #include struct IndexFile; struct FileContents { FileContents() = default; FileContents(const std::string& path, const std::string& content); std::optional ToOffset(Position p) const; std::optional ContentsInRange(Range range) const; std::string path; std::string content; // {0, 1 + position of first newline, 1 + position of second newline, ...} std::vector line_offsets_; }; struct VFS { struct State { int64_t timestamp; int owner; int stage; }; mutable std::unordered_map state; mutable std::mutex mutex; State Get(const std::string& file); bool Mark(const std::string& file, int owner, int stage); bool Stamp(const std::string& file, int64_t ts); void ResetLocked(const std::string& file); void Reset(const std::string& file); }; namespace std { template <> struct hash { std::size_t operator()(llvm::sys::fs::UniqueID ID) const { size_t ret = ID.getDevice(); hash_combine(ret, ID.getFile()); return ret; } }; } // FileConsumer is used by the indexer. When it encouters a file, it tries to // take ownership over it. If the indexer has ownership over a file, it will // produce an index, otherwise, it will emit nothing for that declarations // and references coming from that file. // // The indexer does this because header files do not have their own translation // units but we still want to index them. struct FileConsumer { FileConsumer(VFS* vfs, const std::string& parse_file); // Returns IndexFile for the file or nullptr. |is_first_ownership| is set // to true iff the function just took ownership over the file. Otherwise it // is set to false. // // note: file_contents is passed as a parameter instead of as a member // variable since it is large and we do not want to copy it. IndexFile* TryConsumeFile(const clang::FileEntry& file, std::unordered_map* file_contents); // Returns and passes ownership of all local state. std::vector> TakeLocalState(); private: std::unordered_map> local_; VFS* vfs_; std::string parse_file_; int thread_id_; };