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/*! Traits for pointers. */ use std::{ marker::PhantomData, ops::{Deref, DerefMut}, sync::Arc, }; use crate::{ZeroSized}; // use crate::{cabi_type::CAbi}; #[allow(unused_imports)] use core_extensions::{prelude::*, utils::transmute_ignore_size}; /// /// Determines whether the referent of a pointer is dropped when the /// pointer deallocates the memory. /// /// On Yes, the referent of the pointer is dropped. /// /// On No,the memory the pointer owns is deallocated without calling the destructor /// of the referent. #[repr(C)] #[derive(Debug, Copy, Clone, PartialEq, StableAbi)] #[sabi(inside_abi_stable_crate)] pub enum CallReferentDrop { Yes, No, } /// The type of the destructor for every pointer type from in this crate. pub type DestructorType<T> = unsafe extern "C" fn(data:*mut T, CallReferentDrop); /** Trait for pointers that: - Point to a single location in memory,even after being moved. - Deref::deref always returns the same address (for the same pointer). - If it implements DerefMut,it always returns the same memory address. - The inline layout of the pointer cannot change depending on its (Sized) referent. Explicit non-guarantees: - If the pointer is converted by value to another pointer type (ie:going from RBox<T> to Box<T>,RArc<T> to Arc<T>), the address cannot be relied on being the same, even if it implements StableDeref. */ pub unsafe trait StableDeref: Deref + Sized {} /// An alias for `StableDeref + DerefMut`. pub trait StableDerefMut: StableDeref + DerefMut {} impl<P> StableDerefMut for P where P: StableDeref + DerefMut {} /////////// /** Erases a pointer,casting its referent to `ZeroSized<O>`. This is safe to do because: -`ZeroSized<O> ` is a zero-sized type, - StableDeref requires that the pointer always have the same layout regardless of its referent. - TransmuteElement requires that the pointer either be `!Drop`, or that the pointer uses a vtable with a destructor that knows the original type of the referent It would not be safe to do this in the other direction, going from `ZeroSized<O>` to any other type, */ /// pub trait ErasedStableDeref<O>: StableDeref + TransmuteElement<ZeroSized<O>> { /// # Example /// /// ``` /// use abi_stable::{ /// pointer_trait::ErasedStableDeref, /// std_types::RBox, /// reexports::SelfOps, /// ZeroSized, /// }; /// /// let signed:RBox<ZeroSized< Vec<()> >> =unsafe{ /// RBox::new(1_i32) /// .erased(Vec::<()>::T) /// }; /// /// ``` fn erased(self, _: VariantPhantom<O>) -> Self::TransmutedPtr where Self::Target:Sized { unsafe { self.transmute_element(PhantomData) } } } impl<P, O> ErasedStableDeref<O> for P where P: StableDeref + TransmuteElement<ZeroSized<O>> {} /////////// /** Transmutes the element type of this pointer.. # Safety for implementor Implementors of this trait must ensure that: - The memory layout of this type is the same regardless of the type of the referent . - The pointer type is either `!Drop`(no drop glue either), or it uses a vtable to Drop the referent and deallocate the memory correctly. # Safety for callers Callers must ensure that: - References to `T` are compatible with references to `Self::Target`. */ pub unsafe trait TransmuteElement<T>: StableDeref { type TransmutedPtr: StableDeref<Target = T>; /// Transmutes the element type of this pointer.. /// /// # Safety /// /// Callers must ensure that it is valid to convert from a pointer to `Self::Referent` /// to a pointer to `T` . /// /// For example: /// /// It is undefined behavior to create unaligned references , /// therefore transmuting from `&u8` to `&u16` is UB /// if the caller does not ensure that the reference was a multiple of 2. /// /// /// # Example /// /// ``` /// use abi_stable::{ /// pointer_trait::TransmuteElement, /// reexports::SelfOps, /// std_types::RBox, /// }; /// /// let signed:RBox<u32>=unsafe{ /// RBox::new(1_i32) /// .transmute_element(u32::T) /// }; /// /// ``` unsafe fn transmute_element(self, _: VariantPhantom<T>) -> Self::TransmutedPtr where Self::Target:Sized { transmute_ignore_size::<Self, Self::TransmutedPtr>(self) } } /////////// // unsafe impl<P> StableDeref for CAbi<P> // where // P: StableDeref, // P::Target: Sized, // { // } // unsafe impl<P, T> TransmuteElement<T> for CAbi<P> // where // P: StableDeref + TransmuteElement<T>, // P::TransmutedPtr: StableDerefMut, // <P as Deref>::Target: Sized, // <P::TransmutedPtr as Deref>::Target: Sized, // { // type TransmutedPtr = CAbi<P::TransmutedPtr>; // } /////////// unsafe impl<T> StableDeref for Box<T> {} /////////// unsafe impl<T> StableDeref for Arc<T> {} /////////// unsafe impl<'a, T: 'a> StableDeref for &'a T {} unsafe impl<'a, T: 'a, O: 'a> TransmuteElement<O> for &'a T { type TransmutedPtr = &'a O; } /////////// unsafe impl<'a, T: 'a> StableDeref for &'a mut T {} unsafe impl<'a, T: 'a, O: 'a> TransmuteElement<O> for &'a mut T { type TransmutedPtr = &'a mut O; }