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This means that * all SL types that are objects are handled by the {@link #readObject} method. * <p> * We use the primitive type only when the same primitive type is uses for all writes. If the local * variable is type-polymorphic, then the value is always stored as an Object, i.e., primitive * values are boxed. Even a mixture of {@code long} and {@code boolean} writes leads to both being * stored boxed. */ @NodeField(name = "slot", type = FrameSlot.class) public abstract class SLReadLocalVariableNode extends SLExpressionNode { /** * Returns the descriptor of the accessed local variable. The implementation of this method is * created by the Truffle DSL based on the {@link NodeField} annotation on the class. */ protected abstract FrameSlot getSlot(); @Specialization(guards = "isLong(frame)") protected long readLong(VirtualFrame frame) { /* * When the FrameSlotKind is Long, we know that only primitive long values have ever been * written to the local variable. So we do not need to check that the frame really contains * a primitive long value. */ return FrameUtil.getLongSafe(frame, getSlot()); } @Specialization(guards = "isBoolean(frame)") protected boolean readBoolean(VirtualFrame frame) { return FrameUtil.getBooleanSafe(frame, getSlot()); } @Specialization(replaces = {"readLong", "readBoolean"}) protected Object readObject(VirtualFrame frame) { if (!frame.isObject(getSlot())) { /* * The FrameSlotKind has been set to Object, so from now on all writes to the local * variable will be Object writes. However, now we are in a frame that still has an old * non-Object value. This is a slow-path operation: we read the non-Object value, and * write it immediately as an Object value so that we do not hit this path again * multiple times for the same variable of the same frame. */ CompilerDirectives.transferToInterpreter(); Object result = frame.getValue(getSlot()); frame.setObject(getSlot(), result); return result; } return FrameUtil.getObjectSafe(frame, getSlot()); } /** * Guard function that the local variable has the type {@code long}. * * @param frame The parameter seems unnecessary, but it is required: Without the parameter, the * Truffle DSL would not check the guard on every execution of the specialization. * Guards without parameters are assumed to be pure, but our guard depends on the * slot kind which can change. */ protected boolean isLong(VirtualFrame frame) { return getSlot().getKind() == FrameSlotKind.Long; } protected boolean isBoolean(@SuppressWarnings("unused") VirtualFrame frame) { return getSlot().getKind() == FrameSlotKind.Boolean; } }