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#ifndef __BASE_COMPILER_HH__
#define __BASE_COMPILER_HH__

#include <memory>

#include "config/have_deprecated_namespace.hh"

// http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Function-Attributes.html


/*
 * Attributes that become standard in later versions of c++.
 */

// Use GEM5_FALLTHROUGH to mark when you're intentionally falling through from
// one case to another in a switch statement.
#if __has_cpp_attribute(fallthrough) // Standard in c++17.
#  define GEM5_FALLTHROUGH [[fallthrough]]
#else
// Not supported, so it's not necessary to avoid warnings.
#  define GEM5_FALLTHROUGH
#endif

// When the return value of a function should not be discarded, mark it with
// GEM5_NO_DISCARD.
#if __has_cpp_attribute(nodiscard) // Standard in c++17, with message in c++20.
#  define GEM5_NO_DISCARD [[nodiscard]]
#else
// Not supported, but it's optional so we can just omit it.
#  define GEM5_NO_DISCARD
#endif

// When a variable may purposefully not be used, for instance if it's only used
// in debug statements which might be disabled, mark it with GEM5_VAR_USED.
#if __has_cpp_attribute(maybe_unused) // Standard in c++17.
#  define GEM5_VAR_USED [[maybe_unused]]
#elif defined(__GNUC__)
// gcc and clang support a custom attribute which is essentially the same
// thing.
#  define GEM5_VAR_USED [[gnu::unused]]
#else
#  error "Don't know what to do for your compiler."
#endif


/*
 * Compiler specific features.
 */

#if defined(__GNUC__) // clang or gcc.
// Mark a structure as packed, so that no padding is added to its layout. This
// padding might be added to, for instance, ensure certain fields have certain
// alignment.
#  define GEM5_PACKED [[gnu::packed]]

// Prevent a function from being inlined.
#  define GEM5_NO_INLINE [[gnu::noinline]]

// Set the visibility of a symbol.
#  define GEM5_PUBLIC [[gnu:visibility("default")]]
#  define GEM5_LOCAL [[gnu::visibility("hidden")]]
#  define GEM5_WEAK [[gnu::weak]]

// Force an alignment for a variable.
#  define GEM5_ALIGNED(alignment) [[gnu::aligned(alignment)]]

// Marker for what should be an unreachable point in the code.
#  define GEM5_UNREACHABLE __builtin_unreachable()

// To mark a branch condition as likely taken, wrap it's condition with
// GEM5_LIKELY. To mark it as likely not taken, wrap it's condition with
// GEM5_UNLIKELY. These can be replaced with the standard attributes [[likely]]
// and [[unlikely]] in c++20, although the syntax is different enough that
// we can't do that with direct substitution.
#  define GEM5_LIKELY(cond) __builtin_expect(!!(cond), 1)
#  define GEM5_UNLIKELY(cond) __builtin_expect(!!(cond), 0)

// Mark a c++ declaration as deprecated, with a message explaining what to do
// to update to a non-deprecated alternative.
#  define GEM5_DEPRECATED(message) [[gnu::deprecated(message)]]
// Mark a C++ emum value as deprecated, with a message explaining what to do
// to update to a non-deprecated alternative. This wraps GEM5_DEPRECATED but
// is guarded by a preprocessor if directive to ensure it is not included
// when compiled in GCC < 6, as deprecation of enum values was introduced in
// GCC 6. All supported clang compilers allow enum value deprecation.
#  if defined(__clang__) || __GNUC__ >= 6
#    define GEM5_DEPRECATED_ENUM_VAL(message) GEM5_DEPRECATED(message)
#  else
#    define GEM5_DEPRECATED_ENUM_VAL(message)
#  endif
// Mark an expression-like macro as deprecated by wrapping it in some code
// which declares and uses a deprecated variable with the same name as the
// macro. The wrapping macro evaluates to the same thing as the original macro.
// The definition must be an c++ expression and not a statement because of how
// the original macro is wrapped.
#  define GEM5_DEPRECATED_MACRO(name, definition, message) \
     ([](){GEM5_DEPRECATED(message) int name{}; return name;}(), (definition))
// This version is for macros which are statement-like, which frequently use
// "do {} while (0)" to make their syntax look more like normal c++ statements.
#  define GEM5_DEPRECATED_MACRO_STMT(name, definition, message) \
     do {{definition;} GEM5_DEPRECATED_MACRO(name, {}, message);} while (0)

// To mark a class as deprecated in favor of a new name, add a respective
// instance of this macro to the file that used to declare the old name.
// This macro should be used *after* the new class has been defined.
#  define GEM5_DEPRECATED_CLASS(old_class, new_class) \
    using old_class \
        GEM5_DEPRECATED("Please use the new class name: '" #new_class "'") = \
        new_class

// These macros should be used when namespaces are deprecated in favor of
// a new name. They should be used wherever the namespace is declared.
// Namespace deprecation is broken for GNU < 10 [1], so there is no
// deprecation warning in that case. Clang only supports it from C++17 on.
// [1] https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=79817
#  if HAVE_DEPRECATED_NAMESPACE
#    define GEM5_DEPRECATED_NAMESPACE(old_namespace, new_namespace) \
       namespace new_namespace {} \
       namespace GEM5_DEPRECATED("Please use the new namespace: '" \
         #new_namespace "'") old_namespace { \
         using namespace new_namespace; \
       }
#  else
#    define GEM5_DEPRECATED_NAMESPACE(old_namespace, new_namespace) \
       namespace new_namespace {} \
       namespace old_namespace = new_namespace
#  endif

// Evaluate an expanded parameter pack in order. Multiple arguments can be
// passed in which be evaluated in order relative to each other as a group.
// The argument(s) must include a parameter pack to expand. This works because
// the elements of a brace inclosed initializer list are evaluated in order,
// as are the arguments to the comma operator, which evaluates to the last
// value. This is compiler specific because it uses variadic macros.
#define GEM5_FOR_EACH_IN_PACK(...) \
do { GEM5_VAR_USED int i[] = { 0, ((void)(__VA_ARGS__), 0)... }; } while (0)

#else
#  error "Don't know what to do for your compiler."
#endif

// When a member variable may be unused, mark it with GEM5_CLASS_VAR_USED. This
// needs to be limitted to clang only since clang warns on these unused
// variables, and g++ will actually warn if you use this attribute since it
// won't do anything there.
#if defined(__clang__) // clang only.
#  define GEM5_CLASS_VAR_USED GEM5_VAR_USED
#else
#  define GEM5_CLASS_VAR_USED
#endif

// Aliases for macros using the deprecated M5 prefix.
#define M5_VAR_USED GEM5_VAR_USED
#define M5_NODISCARD GEM5_NO_DISCARD
#define M5_FALLTHROUGH GEM5_FALLTHROUGH
#define M5_ATTR_PACKED GEM5_PACKED
#define M5_NO_INLINE GEM5_NO_INLINE
#define M5_PUBLIC GEM5_PUBLIC
#define M5_LOCAL GEM5_LOCAL
#define M5_WEAK GEM5_WEAK
#define M5_ALIGNED(x) GEM5_ALIGNED(x)
#define M5_UNREACHABLE GEM5_UNREACHABLE
#define M5_LIKELY(x) GEM5_LIKELY(x)
#define M5_UNLIKELY(x) GEM5_UNLIKELY(x)
#define M5_FOR_EACH_IN_PACK(...) GEM5_FOR_EACH_IN_PACK(__VA_ARGS__)
#define M5_CLASS_VAR_USED GEM5_CLASS_VAR_USED

#endif // __BASE_COMPILER_HH__