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#ifndef SRC_TRACE_PROCESSOR_SQLITE_QUERY_CONSTRAINTS_H_
#define SRC_TRACE_PROCESSOR_SQLITE_QUERY_CONSTRAINTS_H_
#include <limits>
#include <vector>
#include "perfetto/ext/base/scoped_file.h"
namespace perfetto {
namespace trace_processor {
// This class stores the constraints (including the order-by information) for
// a query on a sqlite3 virtual table and handles their de/serialization into
// strings.
// This is because the constraint columns and the order-by clauses are passed
// to the xBestIndex method but the constraint values are available only in the
// xFilter method. Unfortunately sqlite vtable API don't give any hint about
// the validity of the constraints (i.e. constraints passed to xBestIndex can
// be used by future xFilter calls in the far future). The only mechanism
// offered by sqlite is the idxStr string which is returned by the vtable
// in the xBestIndex call and passed to each corresponding xFilter call.
class QueryConstraints {
public:
struct Constraint {
// Column this constraint refers to.
int column;
// SQLite op for the constraint.
int op;
// The original index of this constraint in the aConstraint array.
// Used internally by SqliteTable for xBestIndex - this should not be
// read or modified by subclasses of SqliteTable.
int a_constraint_idx;
};
struct OrderBy {
int iColumn;
unsigned char desc;
};
static int FreeSqliteString(char* resource);
using SqliteString = base::ScopedResource<char*, FreeSqliteString, nullptr>;
explicit QueryConstraints(
uint64_t cols_used = std::numeric_limits<uint64_t>::max());
~QueryConstraints();
QueryConstraints(QueryConstraints&&) noexcept;
QueryConstraints& operator=(QueryConstraints&&) noexcept;
// Two QueryConstraints with the same constraint and orderby vectors
// are equal.
bool operator==(const QueryConstraints& other) const;
void AddConstraint(int column, unsigned char op, int aconstraint_idx);
void AddOrderBy(int column, unsigned char desc);
void ClearOrderBy() { order_by_.clear(); }
// Converts the constraints and order by information to a string for
// use by sqlite.
SqliteString ToNewSqlite3String() const;
// Deserializes the string into QueryConstraints. String given is in the form
// C{# of constraints},col1,op1,col2,op2...,O{# of order by},col1,desc1...
// For example C1,0,3,O2,1,0,4,1
static QueryConstraints FromString(const char* idxStr);
const std::vector<OrderBy>& order_by() const { return order_by_; }
const std::vector<Constraint>& constraints() const { return constraints_; }
std::vector<OrderBy>* mutable_order_by() { return &order_by_; }
std::vector<Constraint>* mutable_constraints() { return &constraints_; }
uint64_t cols_used() const { return cols_used_; }
private:
QueryConstraints(const QueryConstraints&) = delete;
QueryConstraints& operator=(const QueryConstraints&) = delete;
std::vector<OrderBy> order_by_;
std::vector<Constraint> constraints_;
// Stores information about which column is used by this query.
// If the lowest bit of is set, the first column is used. The second lowest
// bit corresponds to the second column etc. If the most significant bit is
// set, that means that any column after the first 63 columns could be used.
uint64_t cols_used_ = std::numeric_limits<uint64_t>::max();
};
} // namespace trace_processor
} // namespace perfetto
#endif // SRC_TRACE_PROCESSOR_SQLITE_QUERY_CONSTRAINTS_H_