/*
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	it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
	the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
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	solidity is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
	but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
	MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
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*/
/**
 * @date 2017
 * Abstract assembly interface, subclasses of which are to be used with the generic
 * bytecode generator.
 */

#pragma once

#include <libdevcore/CommonData.h>

#include <functional>

namespace dev
{
struct SourceLocation;
namespace solidity
{
enum class Instruction: uint8_t;
namespace assembly
{
struct Instruction;
struct Identifier;
}
}
namespace julia
{

///
/// Assembly class that abstracts both the libevmasm assembly and the new julia evm assembly.
///
class AbstractAssembly
{
public:
	using LabelID = size_t;

	virtual ~AbstractAssembly() {}

	/// Set a new source location valid starting from the next instruction.
	virtual void setSourceLocation(SourceLocation const& _location) = 0;
	/// Retrieve the current height of the stack. This does not have to be zero
	/// at the beginning.
	virtual int stackHeight() const = 0;
	/// Append an EVM instruction.
	virtual void appendInstruction(solidity::Instruction _instruction) = 0;
	/// Append a constant.
	virtual void appendConstant(u256 const& _constant) = 0;
	/// Append a label.
	virtual void appendLabel(LabelID _labelId) = 0;
	/// Append a label reference.
	virtual void appendLabelReference(LabelID _labelId) = 0;
	/// Generate a new unique label.
	virtual LabelID newLabelId() = 0;
	/// Append a reference to a to-be-linked symobl.
	/// Currently, we assume that the value is always a 20 byte number.
	virtual void appendLinkerSymbol(std::string const& _name) = 0;

	/// Append a jump instruction.
	/// @param _stackDiffAfter the stack adjustment after this instruction.
	/// This is helpful to stack height analysis if there is no continuing control flow.
	virtual void appendJump(int _stackDiffAfter) = 0;

	/// Append a jump-to-immediate operation.
	/// @param _stackDiffAfter the stack adjustment after this instruction.
	virtual void appendJumpTo(LabelID _labelId, int _stackDiffAfter = 0) = 0;
	/// Append a jump-to-if-immediate operation.
	virtual void appendJumpToIf(LabelID _labelId) = 0;
	/// Start a subroutine identified by @a _labelId that takes @a _arguments
	/// stack slots as arguments.
	virtual void appendBeginsub(LabelID _labelId, int _arguments) = 0;
	/// Call a subroutine identified by @a _labelId, taking @a _arguments from the
	/// stack upon call and putting @a _returns arguments onto the stack upon return.
	virtual void appendJumpsub(LabelID _labelId, int _arguments, int _returns) = 0;
	/// Return from a subroutine.
	/// @param _stackDiffAfter the stack adjustment after this instruction.
	virtual void appendReturnsub(int _returns, int _stackDiffAfter = 0) = 0;
};

enum class IdentifierContext { LValue, RValue };

/// Object that is used to resolve references and generate code for access to identifiers external
/// to inline assembly (not used in standalone assembly mode).
struct ExternalIdentifierAccess
{
	using Resolver = std::function<size_t(solidity::assembly::Identifier const&, IdentifierContext, bool /*_crossesFunctionBoundary*/)>;
	/// Resolve a an external reference given by the identifier in the given context.
	/// @returns the size of the value (number of stack slots) or size_t(-1) if not found.
	Resolver resolve;
	using CodeGenerator = std::function<void(solidity::assembly::Identifier const&, IdentifierContext, julia::AbstractAssembly&)>;
	/// Generate code for retrieving the value (rvalue context) or storing the value (lvalue context)
	/// of an identifier. The code should be appended to the assembly. In rvalue context, the value is supposed
	/// to be put onto the stack, in lvalue context, the value is assumed to be at the top of the stack.
	CodeGenerator generateCode;
};



}
}