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With Compact Strings the Java char[] becomes a Java byte[], and that byte[] contains either latin-1 characters all of which fit in 8-bits, or else each pair of bytes represents a UTF-16 character. Consequently the maximum length in characters of a latin-1 string is INT_MAX, whilst for non-latin-1 it is INT_MAX/2. In the code below if we have latin-1 content then we treat the String's data array as a jbyte[], else a jchar[]. The lengths of these arrays are specified as an int value, with a nominal maximum of INT_MAX. The modified UTF-8 encoding specified for the VM, nominally encodes characters in 1, 2, 3 or 6 bytes. The 6-byte representation is actually two 3-byte representations for two UTF-16 characters forming a surrogate pair. If we are dealing with a latin-1 string then each character will be encoded as either 1 or 2 bytes and so the maximum UTF8 length is 2*INT_MAX. This can't be stored in an int so utf8 buffers must use a size_t length. For non-latin-1 strings each UTF-16 character will encode as either 2 or 3 bytes, so the maximum UTF8 length in that case is 3 * INT_MAX/2 i.e. 1.5*INT_MAX. The "quoted ascii" form of a unicode string is at worst 6 times longer than its regular form, and so these lengths must always be size_t - though if we know we only ever do this to symbols (or small symbol combinations) then we could use int. There is an additional assumption/expectation that our UTF8 API's are never dealing with invalid UTF8, and more generally that all UTF8 sequences could form valid Strings. Consequently the Unicode length of a UTF8 sequence is assumed to always be representable by an int. However, there are API's, such as JNI NewStringUTF, that do deal with such input and could potentially have an unrepresentable string. The long standing position with JNI is that the user must supply valid input so we do not try to account for these cases. */ // Low-level interface for UTF8 strings class UTF8 : AllStatic { public: // returns the unicode length of a 0-terminated utf8 string static int unicode_length(const char* utf8_str) { bool is_latin1, has_multibyte; return unicode_length(utf8_str, is_latin1, has_multibyte); } static int unicode_length(const char* utf8_str, bool& is_latin1, bool& has_multibyte); // returns the unicode length of a non-0-terminated utf8 string static int unicode_length(const char* utf8_str, size_t len) { bool is_latin1, has_multibyte; return unicode_length(utf8_str, len, is_latin1, has_multibyte); } static int unicode_length(const char* utf8_str, size_t len, bool& is_latin1, bool& has_multibyte); // converts a utf8 string to a unicode string template static void convert_to_unicode(const char* utf8_str, T* unicode_str, int unicode_length); // returns the quoted ascii length of a utf8 string static size_t quoted_ascii_length(const char* utf8_str, size_t utf8_length); // converts a utf8 string to quoted ascii static void as_quoted_ascii(const char* utf8_str, size_t utf8_length, char* buf, size_t buflen); #ifndef PRODUCT // converts a quoted ascii string to utf8 string. returns the original // string unchanged if nothing needs to be done. static const char* from_quoted_ascii(const char* quoted_ascii_string); #endif // decodes the current utf8 character, stores the result in value, // and returns the end of the current utf8 character. template static char* next(const char* str, T* value); // decodes the current utf8 character, gets the supplementary character instead of // the surrogate pair when seeing a supplementary character in string, // stores the result in value, and returns the end of the current utf8 character. static char* next_character(const char* str, jint* value); // Utility methods // Returns null if 'c' it not found. This only works as long // as 'c' is an ASCII character static const jbyte* strrchr(const jbyte* base, int length, jbyte c) { assert(length >= 0, "sanity check"); assert(c >= 0, "does not work for non-ASCII characters"); // Skip backwards in string until 'c' is found or end is reached while(--length >= 0 && base[length] != c); return (length < 0) ? nullptr : &base[length]; } static bool equal(const jbyte* base1, int length1, const jbyte* base2, int length2); static bool is_supplementary_character(const unsigned char* str); static jint get_supplementary_character(const unsigned char* str); static bool is_legal_utf8(const unsigned char* buffer, size_t length, bool version_leq_47); static void truncate_to_legal_utf8(unsigned char* buffer, size_t length); }; // Low-level interface for UNICODE strings // A unicode string represents a string in the UTF-16 format in which supplementary // characters are represented by surrogate pairs. Index values refer to char code // units, so a supplementary character uses two positions in a unicode string. class UNICODE : AllStatic { // returns the utf8 size of a unicode character // uses size_t for convenience in overflow checks static size_t utf8_size(jchar c); static size_t utf8_size(jbyte c); public: // checks if the given unicode character can be encoded as latin1 static bool is_latin1(jchar c); // checks if the given string can be encoded as latin1 static bool is_latin1(const jchar* base, int length); // returns the utf8 length of a unicode string template static size_t utf8_length(const T* base, int length); // returns the utf8 length of a unicode string as an int - truncated if needed template static int utf8_length_as_int(const T* base, int length); // converts a unicode string to utf8 string static void convert_to_utf8(const jchar* base, int length, char* utf8_buffer); // converts a unicode string to a utf8 string; result is allocated // in resource area unless a buffer is provided. The unicode 'length' // parameter is set to the length of the resulting utf8 string. template static char* as_utf8(const T* base, size_t& length); static char* as_utf8(const jchar* base, int length, char* buf, size_t buflen); static char* as_utf8(const jbyte* base, int length, char* buf, size_t buflen); // returns the quoted ascii length of a unicode string template static size_t quoted_ascii_length(const T* base, int length); // converts a unicode string to quoted ascii template static void as_quoted_ascii(const T* base, int length, char* buf, size_t buflen); }; #endif // SHARE_UTILITIES_UTF8_HPP