Fix calculation of vector type sizes

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Ginger Bill
2017-05-04 23:18:54 +01:00
parent 789b297f32
commit 51ea59d76a
4 changed files with 22 additions and 20 deletions
+13 -7
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@@ -93,6 +93,7 @@ typedef struct TypeRecord {
Entity **variants;
i32 variant_count;
Entity * union__tag;
i64 variant_block_size; // NOTE(bill): Internal use only
i64 * offsets;
@@ -1817,18 +1818,18 @@ i64 type_size_of_internal(gbAllocator allocator, Type *t, TypePath *path) {
total_size = (total_size_in_bits+7)/8;
return total_size;
#else
i64 count, align, size, alignment;
count = t->Vector.count;
i64 count = t->Vector.count;
if (count == 0) {
return 0;
}
align = type_align_of_internal(allocator, t->Vector.elem, path);
i64 elem_align = type_align_of_internal(allocator, t->Vector.elem, path);
if (path->failure) {
return FAILURE_SIZE;
}
size = type_size_of_internal( allocator, t->Vector.elem, path);
alignment = align_formula(size, align);
return alignment*(count-1) + size;
i64 vector_align = type_align_of_internal(allocator, t, path);
i64 elem_size = type_size_of_internal(allocator, t->Vector.elem, path);
i64 alignment = align_formula(elem_size, elem_align);
return align_formula(alignment*(count-1) + elem_size, vector_align);
#endif
} break;
@@ -1904,6 +1905,7 @@ i64 type_size_of_internal(gbAllocator allocator, Type *t, TypePath *path) {
i64 end_size = type_size_of_internal(allocator, end_type, path);
max = end_offset + end_size ;
}
i64 field_size = max;
for (isize i = 1; i < variant_count; i++) {
Type *variant_type = t->Record.variants[i]->type;
@@ -1912,9 +1914,13 @@ i64 type_size_of_internal(gbAllocator allocator, Type *t, TypePath *path) {
max = size;
}
}
// NOTE(bill): Align to int
i64 size = align_formula(max, build_context.word_size);
size += type_size_of_internal(allocator, t_int, path);
// NOTE(bill): Calculate the padding between the common fields and the tag
t->Record.variant_block_size = size - field_size;
size += type_size_of(allocator, t_int);
size = align_formula(size, align);
return size;
} break;