// Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format
// Copyright 2008 Google Inc.  All rights reserved.
//
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at
// https://developers.google.com/open-source/licenses/bsd

// Author: kenton@google.com (Kenton Varda)
//  Based on original Protocol Buffers design by
//  Sanjay Ghemawat, Jeff Dean, and others.

#ifndef GOOGLE_PROTOBUF_COMPILER_CPP_HELPERS_H__
#define GOOGLE_PROTOBUF_COMPILER_CPP_HELPERS_H__

#include <cstddef>
#include <cstdint>
#include <iterator>
#include <string>
#include <tuple>
#include <type_traits>
#include <vector>

#include "absl/container/flat_hash_map.h"
#include "absl/log/absl_check.h"
#include "absl/strings/str_cat.h"
#include "absl/strings/str_split.h"
#include "absl/strings/string_view.h"
#include "absl/types/optional.h"
#include "absl/types/span.h"
#include "google/protobuf/compiler/code_generator.h"
#include "google/protobuf/compiler/cpp/names.h"
#include "google/protobuf/compiler/cpp/options.h"
#include "google/protobuf/compiler/scc.h"
#include "google/protobuf/descriptor.h"
#include "google/protobuf/descriptor.pb.h"
#include "google/protobuf/generated_message_tctable_impl.h"
#include "google/protobuf/io/printer.h"


// Must be included last.
#include "google/protobuf/port_def.inc"

namespace google {
namespace protobuf {
namespace compiler {
namespace cpp {
enum class ArenaDtorNeeds { kNone = 0, kRequired = 1 };

inline absl::string_view ProtobufNamespace(const Options& opts) {
  // This won't be transformed by copybara, since copybara looks for google::protobuf::.
  constexpr absl::string_view kGoogle3Ns = "proto2";
  constexpr absl::string_view kOssNs = "google::protobuf";

  return opts.opensource_runtime ? kOssNs : kGoogle3Ns;
}

// A helper for calling FieldDescriptor::CalculateCppRepeatedType() which is
// private.
inline FieldDescriptor::CppRepeatedType CalculateFieldDescriptorRepeatedType(
    const FieldDescriptor* field) {
  return field->CalculateCppRepeatedType();
}

inline std::string DeprecatedAttribute(const Options&,
                                       const FieldDescriptor* d) {
  return d->options().deprecated() ? "[[deprecated]] " : "";
}

inline std::string DeprecatedAttribute(const Options&,
                                       const EnumValueDescriptor* d) {
  return d->options().deprecated() ? "[[deprecated]] " : "";
}

// Commonly-used separator comments.  Thick is a line of '=', thin is a line
// of '-'.
extern const char kThickSeparator[];
extern const char kThinSeparator[];

absl::flat_hash_map<absl::string_view, std::string> MessageVars(
    const Descriptor* desc);

// Variables to access message data from the message scope.
void SetCommonMessageDataVariables(
    const Descriptor* descriptor,
    absl::flat_hash_map<absl::string_view, std::string>* variables);

absl::flat_hash_map<absl::string_view, std::string> UnknownFieldsVars(
    const Descriptor* desc, const Options& opts);

void SetUnknownFieldsVariable(
    const Descriptor* descriptor, const Options& options,
    absl::flat_hash_map<absl::string_view, std::string>* variables);

bool GetBootstrapBasename(const Options& options, absl::string_view basename,
                          std::string* bootstrap_basename);
bool MaybeBootstrap(const Options& options, GeneratorContext* generator_context,
                    bool bootstrap_flag, std::string* basename);
bool IsBootstrapProto(const Options& options, const FileDescriptor* file);

// Name space of the proto file. This namespace is such that the string
// "<namespace>::some_name" is the correct fully qualified namespace.
// This means if the package is empty the namespace is "", and otherwise
// the namespace is "::foo::bar::...::baz" without trailing semi-colons.
std::string Namespace(const FileDescriptor* d);
std::string Namespace(const Descriptor* d);
std::string Namespace(const FieldDescriptor* d);
std::string Namespace(const EnumDescriptor* d);
PROTOC_EXPORT std::string Namespace(const FileDescriptor* d);
PROTOC_EXPORT std::string Namespace(const Descriptor* d);
PROTOC_EXPORT std::string Namespace(const FieldDescriptor* d);
PROTOC_EXPORT std::string Namespace(const EnumDescriptor* d);

class MessageSCCAnalyzer;

// Returns true if it's safe to init "field" to zero.
bool CanInitializeByZeroing(const FieldDescriptor* field,
                            const Options& options);
// Returns true if it's safe to reset "field" to zero.
bool CanClearByZeroing(const FieldDescriptor* field);
// Determines if swap can be implemented via memcpy.
bool HasTrivialSwap(const FieldDescriptor* field, const Options& options);

PROTOC_EXPORT std::string ClassName(const Descriptor* descriptor);
PROTOC_EXPORT std::string ClassName(const EnumDescriptor* enum_descriptor);

std::string QualifiedClassName(const Descriptor* d, const Options& options);
std::string QualifiedClassName(const EnumDescriptor* d, const Options& options);

PROTOC_EXPORT std::string QualifiedClassName(const Descriptor* d);
PROTOC_EXPORT std::string QualifiedClassName(const EnumDescriptor* d);

// DEPRECATED just use ClassName or QualifiedClassName, a boolean is very
// unreadable at the callsite.
// Returns the non-nested type name for the given type.  If "qualified" is
// true, prefix the type with the full namespace.  For example, if you had:
//   package foo.bar;
//   message Baz { message Moo {} }
// Then the qualified ClassName for Moo would be:
//   ::foo::bar::Baz_Moo
// While the non-qualified version would be:
//   Baz_Moo
inline std::string ClassName(const Descriptor* descriptor, bool qualified) {
  return qualified ? QualifiedClassName(descriptor, Options())
                   : ClassName(descriptor);
}

inline std::string ClassName(const EnumDescriptor* descriptor, bool qualified) {
  return qualified ? QualifiedClassName(descriptor, Options())
                   : ClassName(descriptor);
}

// Returns the extension name prefixed with the class name if nested but without
// the package name.
std::string ExtensionName(const FieldDescriptor* d);

std::string QualifiedExtensionName(const FieldDescriptor* d,
                                   const Options& options);
std::string QualifiedExtensionName(const FieldDescriptor* d);

// Type name of default instance.
std::string SplitDefaultInstanceType(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                                     const Options& options);

// Non-qualified name of the default_instance of this message.
std::string SplitDefaultInstanceName(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                                     const Options& options);

// Type name of globals instance.
std::string MsgGlobalsInstanceType(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                                   const Options& options);

// Non-qualified name of the globals instance of this message.
std::string MsgGlobalsInstanceName(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                                   const Options& options);

// Non-qualified name of the default instance pointer. This is used only for
// implicit weak fields, where we need an extra indirection.
std::string MsgGlobalsInstancePtr(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                                  const Options& options);

// Fully qualified name of the default_instance of this message.
std::string QualifiedSplitDefaultInstanceName(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                                              const Options& options);

// Fully qualified name of the globals instance of this message.
std::string QualifiedMsgGlobalsInstanceName(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                                            const Options& options);

// Fully qualified name of the default instance pointer.
std::string QualifiedMsgGlobalsInstancePtr(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                                           const Options& options);

// Name of the ClassData subclass used for a message.
std::string ClassDataType(const Descriptor* descriptor, const Options& options);

// DescriptorTable variable name.
std::string DescriptorTableName(const FileDescriptor* file,
                                const Options& options);

// When declaring symbol externs from another file, this macro will supply the
// dllexport needed for the target file, if any.
std::string FileDllExport(const FileDescriptor* file, const Options& options);

// Name of the base class: google::protobuf::Message or google::protobuf::MessageLite.
std::string SuperClassName(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                           const Options& options);

// Add an underscore if necessary to prevent conflicting with known names and
// keywords.
// We use the context and the kind of entity to try to determine if mangling is
// necessary or not.
// For example, a message named `New` at file scope is fine, but at message
// scope it needs mangling because it collides with the `New` function.
enum class NameContext {
  kFile,
  kMessage,
};
enum class NameKind {
  kType,
  kFunction,
  kValue,
};
std::string ResolveKnownNameCollisions(absl::string_view name,
                                       NameContext name_context,
                                       NameKind name_kind);
// Adds an underscore if necessary to prevent conflicting with a keyword.
std::string ResolveKeyword(absl::string_view name);

// Get the (unqualified) name that should be used for this field in C++ code.
// The name is coerced to lower-case to emulate proto1 behavior.  People
// should be using lowercase-with-underscores style for proto field names
// anyway, so normally this just returns field->name().
PROTOC_EXPORT std::string FieldName(const FieldDescriptor* field);

// Returns the (unqualified) private member name for this field in C++ code.
std::string FieldMemberName(const FieldDescriptor* field, bool split);

// Returns an estimate of the compiler's alignment for the field.  This
// can't guarantee to be correct because the generated code could be compiled on
// different systems with different alignment rules.  The estimates below assume
// 64-bit pointers.
int EstimateAlignmentSize(const FieldDescriptor* field);

// Returns an estimate of the size of the field.  This
// can't guarantee to be correct because the generated code could be compiled on
// different systems with different alignment rules.  The estimates below assume
// 64-bit pointers.
int EstimateSize(const FieldDescriptor* field);

// Get the unqualified name that should be used for a field's field
// number constant.
std::string FieldConstantName(const FieldDescriptor* field);

// Returns the scope where the field was defined (for extensions, this is
// different from the message type to which the field applies).
inline const Descriptor* FieldScope(const FieldDescriptor* field) {
  return field->is_extension() ? field->extension_scope()
                               : field->containing_type();
}

// Returns the fully-qualified type name field->message_type().  Usually this
// is just ClassName(field->message_type(), true);
std::string FieldMessageTypeName(const FieldDescriptor* field,
                                 const Options& options);

// Get the C++ type name for a primitive type (e.g. "double", "::int32", etc.).
const char* PrimitiveTypeName(FieldDescriptor::CppType type);
std::string PrimitiveTypeName(const Options& options,
                              FieldDescriptor::CppType type);

// Get the declared type name in CamelCase format, as is used e.g. for the
// methods of WireFormat.  For example, TYPE_INT32 becomes "Int32".
const char* DeclaredTypeMethodName(FieldDescriptor::Type type);

// Return the code that evaluates to the number when compiled.
std::string Int32ToString(int number);

// Get code that evaluates to the field's default value.
std::string DefaultValue(const Options& options, const FieldDescriptor* field);

// Compatibility function for callers outside proto2.
std::string DefaultValue(const FieldDescriptor* field);

// Convert a file name into a valid identifier.
std::string FilenameIdentifier(absl::string_view filename);

// For each .proto file generates a unique name. To prevent collisions of
// symbols in the global namespace
std::string UniqueName(absl::string_view name, absl::string_view filename,
                       const Options& options);
inline std::string UniqueName(absl::string_view name, const FileDescriptor* d,
                              const Options& options) {
  return UniqueName(name, d->name(), options);
}
inline std::string UniqueName(absl::string_view name, const Descriptor* d,
                              const Options& options) {
  return UniqueName(name, d->file(), options);
}
inline std::string UniqueName(absl::string_view name, const EnumDescriptor* d,
                              const Options& options) {
  return UniqueName(name, d->file(), options);
}
inline std::string UniqueName(absl::string_view name,
                              const ServiceDescriptor* d,
                              const Options& options) {
  return UniqueName(name, d->file(), options);
}

// Versions for call sites that only support the internal runtime (like proto1
// support).
inline Options InternalRuntimeOptions() {
  Options options;
  options.opensource_runtime = false;
  return options;
}
inline std::string UniqueName(absl::string_view name,
                              absl::string_view filename) {
  return UniqueName(name, filename, InternalRuntimeOptions());
}
inline std::string UniqueName(absl::string_view name, const FileDescriptor* d) {
  return UniqueName(name, d->name(), InternalRuntimeOptions());
}
inline std::string UniqueName(absl::string_view name, const Descriptor* d) {
  return UniqueName(name, d->file(), InternalRuntimeOptions());
}
inline std::string UniqueName(absl::string_view name, const EnumDescriptor* d) {
  return UniqueName(name, d->file(), InternalRuntimeOptions());
}
inline std::string UniqueName(absl::string_view name,
                              const ServiceDescriptor* d) {
  return UniqueName(name, d->file(), InternalRuntimeOptions());
}

// Return the qualified C++ name for a file level symbol.
std::string QualifiedFileLevelSymbol(const FileDescriptor* file,
                                     absl::string_view name,
                                     const Options& options);

// Escape C++ trigraphs by escaping question marks to \?
std::string EscapeTrigraphs(absl::string_view to_escape);

// Escaped function name to eliminate naming conflict.
std::string SafeFunctionName(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                             const FieldDescriptor* field,
                             absl::string_view prefix);

// Returns the optimize mode for <file>, respecting <options.enforce_lite>.
FileOptions_OptimizeMode GetOptimizeFor(const FileDescriptor* file,
                                        const Options& options);

// Determines whether unknown fields will be stored in an UnknownFieldSet or
// a string.
inline bool UseUnknownFieldSet(const FileDescriptor* file,
                               const Options& options) {
  return GetOptimizeFor(file, options) != FileOptions::LITE_RUNTIME;
}

inline bool IsWeak(const FieldDescriptor* field, const Options& options) {
  if (field->options().weak()) {
    ABSL_CHECK(!options.opensource_runtime);
    return true;
  }
  return false;
}

inline bool IsCord(const FieldDescriptor* field) {
  return field->cpp_type() == FieldDescriptor::CPPTYPE_STRING &&
         field->cpp_string_type() == FieldDescriptor::CppStringType::kCord;
}

inline bool IsString(const FieldDescriptor* field) {
  return field->cpp_type() == FieldDescriptor::CPPTYPE_STRING &&
         (field->cpp_string_type() == FieldDescriptor::CppStringType::kString ||
          field->cpp_string_type() == FieldDescriptor::CppStringType::kView);
}


bool IsArenaStringPtr(const FieldDescriptor* field, const Options& opts);
bool IsMicroString(const FieldDescriptor* field, const Options& opts);

bool IsProfileDriven(const Options& options);

// Returns true if `field` is unlikely to be present based on PDProto profile.
PROTOC_EXPORT bool IsRarelyPresent(const FieldDescriptor* field,
                                   const Options& options);

// Returns true if `field` is likely to be present based on PDProto profile.
bool IsLikelyPresent(const FieldDescriptor* field, const Options& options);

absl::optional<float> GetPresenceProbability(const FieldDescriptor* field,
                                             const Options& options);

// GetFieldGroupPresenceProbability computes presence probability for a group of
// fields. It uses the absence probability (easier to compute)
// (1 - p1) * (1 - p2) * ... * (1 - pn), and in the end the aggregate presence
// probability can be expressed as (1 - all_absent_probability).
absl::optional<float> GetFieldGroupPresenceProbability(
    const std::vector<const FieldDescriptor*>& fields, const Options& options);

// Returns the "hasbit mode" of the field, which may depend on profile data.
internal::cpp::HasbitMode GetFieldHasbitMode(const FieldDescriptor* field,
                                             const Options& options);

// Returns true if there are hasbits for the field, which may depend on profile
// data.
PROTOC_EXPORT bool HasHasbit(const FieldDescriptor* field,
                             const Options& options);

bool IsStringInliningEnabled(const Options& options);

// Returns true if the provided field is a singular string and can be inlined.
bool CanStringBeInlined(const FieldDescriptor* field, const Options& options);

// Returns true if `field` is a string field that can and should be inlined
// based on PDProto profile.
bool IsStringInlined(const FieldDescriptor* field, const Options& options);

// Returns true if `field` should be inlined based on PDProto profile.
// Currently we only enable inlining for string fields backed by a std::string
// instance, but in the future we may expand this to message types.
inline bool IsFieldInlined(const FieldDescriptor* field,
                           const Options& options) {
  return IsStringInlined(field, options);
}

// Does the given FileDescriptor use lazy fields?
bool HasLazyFields(const FileDescriptor* file, const Options& options);

// Is the given field a supported lazy field?
bool IsLazy(const FieldDescriptor* field, const Options& options);

// Is this an explicit (non-profile driven) lazy field, as denoted by
// lazy/unverified_lazy in the descriptor?
inline bool IsExplicitLazy(const FieldDescriptor* field) {
  if (field->is_map() || field->is_repeated()) {
    return false;
  }

  if (field->cpp_type() != FieldDescriptor::CPPTYPE_MESSAGE) {
    return false;
  }

  return field->options().lazy() || field->options().unverified_lazy();
}

internal::field_layout::TransformValidation GetLazyStyle(
    const FieldDescriptor* field, const Options& options);

bool IsEagerlyVerifiedLazy(const FieldDescriptor* field,
                           const Options& options);

bool IsLazilyVerifiedLazy(const FieldDescriptor* field, const Options& options);

bool ShouldVerify(const Descriptor* descriptor, const Options& options);
bool ShouldVerify(const FileDescriptor* file, const Options& options);
bool ShouldVerifyRecursively(const FieldDescriptor* field);

// Indicates whether to use predefined verify methods for a given message. If a
// message is "simple" and needs no special verification per field (e.g. message
// field, repeated packed, UTF8 string, etc.), we can use either VerifySimple or
// VerifySimpleAlwaysCheckInt32 methods as all verification can be done based on
// the wire type.
//
// Otherwise, we need "custom" verify methods tailored to a message to pass
// which field needs a special verification; i.e. InternalVerify.
enum class VerifySimpleType {
  kSimpleInt32Never,   // Use VerifySimple
  kSimpleInt32Always,  // Use VerifySimpleAlwaysCheckInt32
  kCustom,             // Use InternalVerify and check only for int32
  kCustomInt32Never,   // Use InternalVerify but never check for int32
  kCustomInt32Always,  // Use InternalVerify and always check for int32
};

// Returns VerifySimpleType if messages can be verified by predefined methods.
VerifySimpleType ShouldVerifySimple(const Descriptor* descriptor);


// Is the given message being split (go/pdsplit)?
PROTOC_EXPORT bool ShouldSplit(const Descriptor* desc, const Options& options);

// Is the given field being split out?
PROTOC_EXPORT bool ShouldSplit(const FieldDescriptor* field,
                               const Options& options);

// Should we generate code that force creating an allocation in the constructor
// of the given message?
bool ShouldForceAllocationOnConstruction(const Descriptor* desc,
                                         const Options& options);

// Returns true if the message is present based on PDProto profile.
bool IsPresentMessage(const Descriptor* descriptor, const Options& options);

// Returns the most likely present field. Returns nullptr if not profile driven.
const FieldDescriptor* FindHottestField(
    const std::vector<const FieldDescriptor*>& fields, const Options& options);

// Does the file contain any definitions that need extension_set.h?
bool HasExtensionsOrExtendableMessage(const FileDescriptor* file);

// Does the file have any repeated fields matching the given repeated type,
// necessitating the file to include repeated_field.h/repeated_field_proxy.h?
// This does not include repeated extensions, since those are all stored
// internally in an ExtensionSet, not a separate RepeatedField*.
bool HasRepeatedFields(const FileDescriptor* file,
                       FieldDescriptor::CppRepeatedType cpp_repeated_type);

// Does the file have any string/bytes fields with ctype=STRING_PIECE? This
// does not include extensions, since ctype is ignored for extensions.
bool HasStringPieceFields(const FileDescriptor* file, const Options& options);

// Does the file have any string/bytes fields?.  This excludes cord and string
// piece fields.
bool HasRegularStringFields(const FileDescriptor* file, const Options& options);

// Does the file have any string/bytes fields with ctype=CORD? This does not
// include extensions, since ctype is ignored for extensions.
bool HasCordFields(const FileDescriptor* file, const Options& options);

// Does the file have any map fields, necessitating the file to include
// map_field.h and map.h.
bool HasMapFields(const FileDescriptor* file);

// Does this file have any enum type definitions?
bool HasEnumDefinitions(const FileDescriptor* file);

// Does this file have generated parsing, serialization, and other
// standard methods for which reflection-based fallback implementations exist?
inline bool HasGeneratedMethods(const FileDescriptor* file,
                                const Options& options) {
  return GetOptimizeFor(file, options) != FileOptions::CODE_SIZE;
}

// Do message classes in this file have descriptor and reflection methods?
inline bool HasDescriptorMethods(const FileDescriptor* file,
                                 const Options& options) {
  return GetOptimizeFor(file, options) != FileOptions::LITE_RUNTIME;
}

// Should we generate generic services for this file?
inline bool HasGenericServices(const FileDescriptor* file,
                               const Options& options) {
  return file->service_count() > 0 &&
         GetOptimizeFor(file, options) != FileOptions::LITE_RUNTIME &&
         file->options().cc_generic_services();
}

inline bool IsProto2MessageSet(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                               const Options& options) {
  return !options.opensource_runtime &&
         options.enforce_mode != EnforceOptimizeMode::kLiteRuntime &&
         !options.lite_implicit_weak_fields &&
         descriptor->options().message_set_wire_format() &&
         descriptor->full_name() == "google.protobuf.bridge.MessageSet";
}

inline bool IsMapEntryMessage(const Descriptor* descriptor) {
  return descriptor->options().map_entry();
}

// Returns true if the field's CPPTYPE is string or message.
bool IsStringOrMessage(const FieldDescriptor* field);

// Returns true if the field will be internally represented as a
// `RepeatedPtrField`. This is true for message and string repeated fields, with
// the exception of repeated cords.
//
// Note that this returns false for map fields, even though they use a
// `RepeatedPtrField` internally for some reflection API methods. This method is
// mainly used to inform how a field's constructor should be invoked.
bool IsRepeatedPtrField(const FieldDescriptor* field);

std::string UnderscoresToCamelCase(absl::string_view input,
                                   bool cap_next_letter);

inline bool IsCrossFileMessage(const FieldDescriptor* field) {
  return field->cpp_type() == FieldDescriptor::CPPTYPE_MESSAGE &&
         field->message_type()->file() != field->file();
}

inline std::string MakeDefaultName(const FieldDescriptor* field) {
  return absl::StrCat("_i_give_permission_to_break_this_code_default_",
                      FieldName(field), "_");
}

// Semantically distinct from MakeDefaultName in that it gives the C++ code
// referencing a default field from the message scope, rather than just the
// variable name.
// For example, declarations of default variables should always use just
// MakeDefaultName to produce code like:
//   Type _i_give_permission_to_break_this_code_default_field_;
//
// Code that references these should use MakeDefaultFieldName, in case the field
// exists at some nested level like:
//   internal_container_._i_give_permission_to_break_this_code_default_field_;
inline std::string MakeDefaultFieldName(const FieldDescriptor* field) {
  return absl::StrCat("Impl_::", MakeDefaultName(field));
}

inline std::string MakeVarintCachedSizeName(const FieldDescriptor* field) {
  return absl::StrCat("_", FieldName(field), "_cached_byte_size_");
}

// Semantically distinct from MakeVarintCachedSizeName in that it gives the C++
// code referencing the object from the message scope, rather than just the
// variable name.
// For example, declarations of default variables should always use just
// MakeVarintCachedSizeName to produce code like:
//   Type _field_cached_byte_size_;
//
// Code that references these variables should use
// MakeVarintCachedSizeFieldName, in case the field exists at some nested level
// like:
//   internal_container_._field_cached_byte_size_;
inline std::string MakeVarintCachedSizeFieldName(const FieldDescriptor* field,
                                                 bool split) {
  return absl::StrCat("_impl_.", split ? "_split_->" : "", "_",
                      FieldName(field), "_cached_byte_size_");
}

// Note: A lot of libraries detect Any protos based on Descriptor::full_name()
// while the two functions below use FileDescriptor::name(). In a sane world the
// two approaches should be equivalent. But if you are dealing with descriptors
// from untrusted sources, you might need to match semantics across libraries.
bool IsAnyMessage(const FileDescriptor* descriptor);
bool IsAnyMessage(const Descriptor* descriptor);

bool IsWellKnownMessage(const FileDescriptor* file);

enum class GeneratedFileType : int { kPbH, kProtoH, kProtoStaticReflectionH };

inline std::string IncludeGuard(const FileDescriptor* file,
                                GeneratedFileType file_type,
                                const Options& options) {
  // If we are generating a .pb.h file and the proto_h option is enabled, then
  // the .pb.h gets an extra suffix.
  std::string extension;
  switch (file_type) {
    case GeneratedFileType::kPbH:
      extension = ".pb.h";
      break;
    case GeneratedFileType::kProtoH:
      extension = ".proto.h";
      break;
    case GeneratedFileType::kProtoStaticReflectionH:
      extension = ".proto.static_reflection.h";
  }
  return FilenameIdentifier(absl::StrCat(file->name(), extension));
}

// Returns the OptimizeMode for this file, furthermore it updates a status
// bool if has_opt_codesize_extension is non-null. If this status bool is true
// it means this file contains an extension that itself is defined as
// optimized_for = CODE_SIZE.
FileOptions_OptimizeMode GetOptimizeFor(const FileDescriptor* file,
                                        const Options& options,
                                        bool* has_opt_codesize_extension);
inline FileOptions_OptimizeMode GetOptimizeFor(const FileDescriptor* file,
                                               const Options& options) {
  return GetOptimizeFor(file, options, nullptr);
}
inline bool NeedsEagerDescriptorAssignment(const FileDescriptor* file,
                                           const Options& options) {
  bool has_opt_codesize_extension;
  if (GetOptimizeFor(file, options, &has_opt_codesize_extension) ==
          FileOptions::CODE_SIZE &&
      has_opt_codesize_extension) {
    // If this filedescriptor contains an extension from another file which
    // is optimized_for = CODE_SIZE. We need to be careful in the ordering so
    // we eagerly build the descriptors in the dependencies before building
    // the descriptors of this file.
    return true;
  } else {
    // If we have a generated code based parser we never need eager
    // initialization of descriptors of our deps.
    return false;
  }
}

// This orders the messages in a .pb.cc as it's outputted by file.cc
void FlattenMessagesInFile(const FileDescriptor* file,
                           std::vector<const Descriptor*>* result);
inline std::vector<const Descriptor*> FlattenMessagesInFile(
    const FileDescriptor* file) {
  std::vector<const Descriptor*> result;
  FlattenMessagesInFile(file, &result);
  return result;
}

std::vector<const Descriptor*> TopologicalSortMessagesInFile(
    const FileDescriptor* file, MessageSCCAnalyzer& scc_analyzer);

bool HasWeakFields(const Descriptor* desc, const Options& options);
bool HasWeakFields(const FileDescriptor* file, const Options& options);

// Returns true if the "required" restriction check should be ignored for the
// given field.
inline static bool ShouldIgnoreRequiredFieldCheck(const FieldDescriptor* field,
                                                  const Options& options) {
  // Do not check "required" for lazily verified lazy fields.
  return IsLazilyVerifiedLazy(field, options);
}

struct MessageAnalysis {
  bool is_recursive = false;
  bool contains_cord = false;
  bool contains_extension = false;
  bool contains_required = false;
  bool contains_weak = false;  // Implicit weak as well.
};

// This class is used in FileGenerator, to ensure linear instead of
// quadratic performance, if we do this per message we would get O(V*(V+E)).
// Logically this is just only used in message.cc, but in the header for
// FileGenerator to help share it.
class PROTOC_EXPORT MessageSCCAnalyzer {
 public:
  explicit MessageSCCAnalyzer(const Options& options) : options_(options) {}

  MessageAnalysis GetSCCAnalysis(const SCC* scc);

  bool HasRequiredFields(const Descriptor* descriptor) {
    MessageAnalysis result = GetSCCAnalysis(GetSCC(descriptor));
    return result.contains_required || result.contains_extension;
  }
  bool HasWeakField(const Descriptor* descriptor) {
    MessageAnalysis result = GetSCCAnalysis(GetSCC(descriptor));
    return result.contains_weak;
  }
  const SCC* GetSCC(const Descriptor* descriptor) {
    return analyzer_.GetSCC(descriptor);
  }

 private:
  struct DepsGenerator {
    std::vector<const Descriptor*> operator()(const Descriptor* desc) const {
      std::vector<const Descriptor*> deps;
      for (int i = 0; i < desc->field_count(); i++) {
        if (desc->field(i)->message_type()) {
          deps.push_back(desc->field(i)->message_type());
        }
      }
      return deps;
    }
  };
  SCCAnalyzer<DepsGenerator> analyzer_;
  Options options_;
  absl::flat_hash_map<const SCC*, MessageAnalysis> analysis_cache_;
};

void ListAllFields(const Descriptor* d,
                   std::vector<const FieldDescriptor*>* fields);
void ListAllFields(const FileDescriptor* d,
                   std::vector<const FieldDescriptor*>* fields);

// Returns true if the field's position in the message is chosen by the layout
// optimizer.
bool IsLayoutOptimized(const FieldDescriptor* field, const Options& options);

// Collects all fields from the given descriptor, excluding weak fields and
// fields in oneofs.
//
// Returns the number of weak fields.
int CollectFieldsExcludingWeakAndOneof(
    const Descriptor* d, const Options& options,
    std::vector<const FieldDescriptor*>& fields);

template <bool do_nested_types, class T>
void ForEachField(const Descriptor* d, T&& func) {
  if (do_nested_types) {
    for (int i = 0; i < d->nested_type_count(); i++) {
      ForEachField<true>(d->nested_type(i), std::forward<T>(func));
    }
  }
  for (int i = 0; i < d->extension_count(); i++) {
    func(d->extension(i));
  }
  for (int i = 0; i < d->field_count(); i++) {
    func(d->field(i));
  }
}

template <class T>
void ForEachField(const FileDescriptor* d, T&& func) {
  for (int i = 0; i < d->message_type_count(); i++) {
    ForEachField<true>(d->message_type(i), std::forward<T>(func));
  }
  for (int i = 0; i < d->extension_count(); i++) {
    func(d->extension(i));
  }
}

void ListAllTypesForServices(const FileDescriptor* fd,
                             std::vector<const Descriptor*>* types);

// Whether this type should use the implicit weak feature for descriptor based
// objects.
//
// This feature allows tree shaking within a single translation unit by
// decoupling the messages from the TU-wide `file_default_instances` array.
// This way there are no static initializers in the TU pointing to any part of
// the generated classes and they can be GC'd by the linker.
// Instead of direct use, we have two ways to weakly refer to the default
// instances:
//  - Each default instance is located on its own section, and we use a
//    `&__start_section_name` pointer to access it. This is a reference that
//    allows GC to happen. This step is used with dynamic linking.
//  - We also allow merging all these sections at link time into the
//    `pb_defaults` section. All surviving messages will be injected back into
//    the `file_default_instances` when the runtime is initialized. This is
//    useful when doing static linking and you want to avoid having an unbounded
//    number of sections.
//
// Any object that gets GC'd will have a `nullptr` in the respective slot in the
// `file_default_instances` array. The runtime will recognize this and will
// dynamically generate the object if needed. This logic is in the
// `GeneratedMessageFactory::GetPrototype`.  It will fall back to a
// `DynamicMessage` for the missing objects.
// This allows all of reflection to keep working normally, even for types that
// were dropped. Note that dropping the _classes_ will not drop the descriptor
// information. The messages are still going to be registered in the generated
// `DescriptorPool` and will be available via normal `FindMessageTypeByName` and
// friends.
//
// A "pin" is adding dependency edge in the graph for the GC.
// The default instance and vtable of a message pin each other. If any one
// lives, they both do. This is important. The default instance of the message
// pins the vtable trivially by using it. The vtable pins the default instance
// by having a StrongPointer into it from any of the virtual functions.
//
// All parent messages pin their children.
// SPEED messages do this implicitly via the TcParseTable, which contain
// pointers to the submessages.
// CODE_SIZE messages explicitly add a pin via `StrongPointer` somewhere in
// their codegen.
// LITE messages do not participate at all in this feature.
//
// For extensions, the identifiers currently pin the extendee. The extended is
// assumed to by pinned elsewhere since we already have an instance of it when
// we call `.GetExtension` et al. The extension identifier itself is not
// automatically pinned, so it has to be used to participate in the graph.
// Registration of the extensions do not pin the extended or the extendee. At
// registration time we will eagerly create a prototype object if one is
// missing to insert in the extension table in ExtensionSet.
//
// For services, the TU unconditionally pins the request/response objects.
// This is the status quo for simplicity to avoid modifying the RPC layer. It
// might be improved in the future.
bool UsingImplicitWeakDescriptor(const FileDescriptor* file,
                                 const Options& options);

// Generates a strong reference to the message in `desc`, as a statement.
std::string StrongReferenceToType(const Descriptor* desc,
                                  const Options& options);

// Generates the section name to be used for a data object when using implicit
// weak descriptors. The prefix determines the kind of object and the section it
// will be merged into afterwards.
// See `UsingImplicitWeakDescriptor` above.
std::string WeakDescriptorDataSection(absl::string_view prefix,
                                      const Descriptor* descriptor,
                                      int index_in_file_messages,
                                      const Options& options);

// Section name to be used for the default instance for implicit weak descriptor
// objects. See `UsingImplicitWeakDescriptor` above.
inline std::string WeakDefaultInstanceSection(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                                              int index_in_file_messages,
                                              const Options& options) {
  return WeakDescriptorDataSection("def", descriptor, index_in_file_messages,
                                   options);
}

// Indicates whether we should use implicit weak fields for this file.
bool UsingImplicitWeakFields(const FileDescriptor* file,
                             const Options& options);

// Indicates whether to treat this field as implicitly weak.
bool IsImplicitWeakField(const FieldDescriptor* field, const Options& options);

inline std::string SimpleBaseClass(const Descriptor* desc,
                                   const Options& options) {
  // The only base class we have derived from `Message`.
  if (!HasDescriptorMethods(desc->file(), options)) return "";
  // We don't use the base class to be able to inject the weak descriptor pins.
  if (UsingImplicitWeakDescriptor(desc->file(), options)) return "";
  if (desc->extension_range_count() != 0) return "";
  // Don't use a simple base class if the field tracking is enabled. This
  // ensures generating all methods to track.
  if (options.field_listener_options.inject_field_listener_events) return "";
  if (desc->field_count() == 0) {
    return "ZeroFieldsBase";
  }
  // TODO: Support additional common message types with only one
  // or two fields
  return "";
}

inline bool HasSimpleBaseClass(const Descriptor* desc, const Options& options) {
  return !SimpleBaseClass(desc, options).empty();
}

inline bool HasSimpleBaseClasses(const FileDescriptor* file,
                                 const Options& options) {
  return internal::cpp::VisitDescriptorsInFileOrder(
      file, [&](const Descriptor* desc) {
        return HasSimpleBaseClass(desc, options);
      });
}

// Returns true if this message has a _tracker_ field.
inline bool HasTracker(const Descriptor* desc, const Options& options) {
  return options.field_listener_options.inject_field_listener_events &&
         desc->file()->options().optimize_for() !=
             google::protobuf::FileOptions::LITE_RUNTIME &&
         !IsMapEntryMessage(desc);
}

// Returns true if this message needs an Impl_ struct for it's data.
inline bool HasImplData(const Descriptor* desc, const Options& options) {
  return !HasSimpleBaseClass(desc, options);
}

// DO NOT USE IN NEW CODE! Use io::Printer directly instead. See b/242326974.
//
// Formatter is a functor class which acts as a closure around printer and
// the variable map. It's much like printer->Print except it supports both named
// variables that are substituted using a key value map and direct arguments. In
// the format string $1$, $2$, etc... are substituted for the first, second, ...
// direct argument respectively in the format call, it accepts both strings and
// integers. The implementation verifies all arguments are used and are "first"
// used in order of appearance in the argument list. For example,
//
// Format("return array[$1$];", 3) -> "return array[3];"
// Format("array[$2$] = $1$;", "Bla", 3) -> FATAL error (wrong order)
// Format("array[$1$] = $2$;", 3, "Bla") -> "array[3] = Bla;"
//
// The arguments can be used more than once like
//
// Format("array[$1$] = $2$;  // Index = $1$", 3, "Bla") ->
//        "array[3] = Bla;  // Index = 3"
//
// If you use more arguments use the following style to help the reader,
//
// Format("int $1$() {\n"
//        "  array[$2$] = $3$;\n"
//        "  return $4$;"
//        "}\n",
//        funname, // 1
//        idx,  // 2
//        varname,  // 3
//        retval);  // 4
//
// but consider using named variables. Named variables like $foo$, with some
// identifier foo, are looked up in the map. One additional feature is that
// spaces are accepted between the '$' delimiters, $ foo$ will
// substitute to " bar" if foo stands for "bar", but in case it's empty
// will substitute to "". Hence, for example,
//
// Format(vars, "$dllexport $void fun();") -> "void fun();"
//                                            "__declspec(export) void fun();"
//
// which is convenient to prevent double, leading or trailing spaces.
class PROTOC_EXPORT Formatter {
 public:
  explicit Formatter(io::Printer* printer) : printer_(printer) {}
  Formatter(io::Printer* printer,
            const absl::flat_hash_map<absl::string_view, std::string>& vars)
      : printer_(printer), vars_(vars) {}

  template <typename T>
  void Set(absl::string_view key, const T& value) {
    vars_[key] = ToString(value);
  }

  template <typename... Args>
  void operator()(const char* format, const Args&... args) const {
    printer_->FormatInternal({ToString(args)...}, vars_, format);
  }

  void Indent() const { printer_->Indent(); }
  void Outdent() const { printer_->Outdent(); }
  io::Printer* printer() const { return printer_; }

  class PROTOC_EXPORT ScopedIndenter {
   public:
    explicit ScopedIndenter(Formatter* format) : format_(format) {
      format_->Indent();
    }
    ~ScopedIndenter() { format_->Outdent(); }

   private:
    Formatter* format_;
  };

  [[nodiscard]] ScopedIndenter ScopedIndent() { return ScopedIndenter(this); }
  template <typename... Args>
  [[nodiscard]] ScopedIndenter ScopedIndent(const char* format,
                                            const Args&&... args) {
    (*this)(format, static_cast<Args&&>(args)...);
    return ScopedIndenter(this);
  }

 private:
  io::Printer* printer_;
  absl::flat_hash_map<absl::string_view, std::string> vars_;

  // Convenience overloads to accept different types as arguments.
  static std::string ToString(absl::string_view s) { return std::string(s); }
  template <typename I, typename = typename std::enable_if<
                            std::is_integral<I>::value>::type>
  static std::string ToString(I x) {
    return absl::StrCat(x);
  }
  static std::string ToString(absl::Hex x) { return absl::StrCat(x); }
  static std::string ToString(const FieldDescriptor* d) {
    return Payload(d, GeneratedCodeInfo::Annotation::NONE);
  }
  static std::string ToString(const Descriptor* d) {
    return Payload(d, GeneratedCodeInfo::Annotation::NONE);
  }
  static std::string ToString(const EnumDescriptor* d) {
    return Payload(d, GeneratedCodeInfo::Annotation::NONE);
  }
  static std::string ToString(const EnumValueDescriptor* d) {
    return Payload(d, GeneratedCodeInfo::Annotation::NONE);
  }
  static std::string ToString(const OneofDescriptor* d) {
    return Payload(d, GeneratedCodeInfo::Annotation::NONE);
  }

  static std::string ToString(
      std::tuple<const FieldDescriptor*,
                 GeneratedCodeInfo::Annotation::Semantic>
          p) {
    return Payload(std::get<0>(p), std::get<1>(p));
  }
  static std::string ToString(
      std::tuple<const Descriptor*, GeneratedCodeInfo::Annotation::Semantic>
          p) {
    return Payload(std::get<0>(p), std::get<1>(p));
  }
  static std::string ToString(
      std::tuple<const EnumDescriptor*, GeneratedCodeInfo::Annotation::Semantic>
          p) {
    return Payload(std::get<0>(p), std::get<1>(p));
  }
  static std::string ToString(
      std::tuple<const EnumValueDescriptor*,
                 GeneratedCodeInfo::Annotation::Semantic>
          p) {
    return Payload(std::get<0>(p), std::get<1>(p));
  }
  static std::string ToString(
      std::tuple<const OneofDescriptor*,
                 GeneratedCodeInfo::Annotation::Semantic>
          p) {
    return Payload(std::get<0>(p), std::get<1>(p));
  }

  template <typename Descriptor>
  static std::string Payload(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                             GeneratedCodeInfo::Annotation::Semantic semantic) {
    std::vector<int> path;
    descriptor->GetLocationPath(&path);
    GeneratedCodeInfo::Annotation annotation;
    for (int index : path) {
      annotation.add_path(index);
    }
    annotation.set_source_file(descriptor->file()->name());
    annotation.set_semantic(semantic);
    return annotation.SerializeAsString();
  }
};

template <typename T>
std::string FieldComment(const T* field, const Options& options) {
  if (options.strip_nonfunctional_codegen) {
    return std::string(field->name());
  }
  // Print the field's (or oneof's) proto-syntax definition as a comment.
  // We don't want to print group bodies so we cut off after the first
  // line.
  DebugStringOptions debug_options;
  debug_options.elide_group_body = true;
  debug_options.elide_oneof_body = true;

  for (absl::string_view chunk :
       absl::StrSplit(field->DebugStringWithOptions(debug_options), '\n')) {
    return std::string(chunk);
  }

  return "<unknown>";
}

template <class T>
void PrintFieldComment(const Formatter& format, const T* field,
                       const Options& options) {
  format("// $1$\n", FieldComment(field, options));
}

class PROTOC_EXPORT NamespaceOpener {
 public:
  explicit NamespaceOpener(
      io::Printer* p,
      io::Printer::SourceLocation loc = io::Printer::SourceLocation::current())
      : p_(p), loc_(loc) {}

  explicit NamespaceOpener(
      const Formatter& format,
      io::Printer::SourceLocation loc = io::Printer::SourceLocation::current())
      : NamespaceOpener(format.printer(), loc) {}

  NamespaceOpener(
      absl::string_view name, const Formatter& format,
      io::Printer::SourceLocation loc = io::Printer::SourceLocation::current())
      : NamespaceOpener(name, format.printer(), loc) {}

  NamespaceOpener(
      absl::string_view name, io::Printer* p,
      io::Printer::SourceLocation loc = io::Printer::SourceLocation::current())
      : NamespaceOpener(p, loc) {
    ChangeTo(name, loc);
  }

  ~NamespaceOpener() { ChangeTo("", loc_); }

  void ChangeTo(
      absl::string_view name,
      io::Printer::SourceLocation loc = io::Printer::SourceLocation::current());

 private:
  io::Printer* p_;
  io::Printer::SourceLocation loc_;
  std::vector<std::string> name_stack_;
};

void GenerateUtf8CheckCodeForString(const FieldDescriptor* field,
                                    const Options& options, bool for_parse,
                                    absl::string_view parameters,
                                    const Formatter& format);

void GenerateUtf8CheckCodeForString(io::Printer* p,
                                    const FieldDescriptor* field,
                                    const Options& options, bool for_parse,
                                    absl::string_view parameters);

void GenerateUtf8CheckCodeForCord(io::Printer* p, const FieldDescriptor* field,
                                  const Options& options, bool for_parse,
                                  absl::string_view parameters);

bool IsStrictUtf8String(const FieldDescriptor* field, const Options& options);

inline bool ShouldGenerateExternSpecializations(const Options& options) {
  // For OSS we omit the specializations to reduce codegen size.
  // Some compilers can't handle that much input in a single translation unit.
  // These specializations are just a link size optimization and do not affect
  // correctness or performance, so it is ok to omit them.
  return !options.opensource_runtime;
}

struct OneOfRangeImpl {
  struct Iterator {
    using iterator_category = std::forward_iterator_tag;
    using value_type = const OneofDescriptor*;
    using difference_type = int;

    value_type operator*() { return descriptor->oneof_decl(idx); }

    friend bool operator==(const Iterator& a, const Iterator& b) {
      ABSL_DCHECK(a.descriptor == b.descriptor);
      return a.idx == b.idx;
    }
    friend bool operator!=(const Iterator& a, const Iterator& b) {
      return !(a == b);
    }

    Iterator& operator++() {
      idx++;
      return *this;
    }

    int idx;
    const Descriptor* descriptor;
  };

  Iterator begin() const { return {0, descriptor}; }
  Iterator end() const {
    return {descriptor->real_oneof_decl_count(), descriptor};
  }

  const Descriptor* descriptor;
};

inline OneOfRangeImpl OneOfRange(const Descriptor* desc) { return {desc}; }

// Strips ".proto" or ".protodevel" from the end of a filename.
PROTOC_EXPORT std::string StripProto(absl::string_view filename);

bool HasMessageFieldOrExtension(const Descriptor* desc);

// Generates a vector of substitutions for use with Printer::WithVars that
// contains annotated accessor names for a particular field.
//
// Each substitution will be named `absl::StrCat(prefix, "name")`, and will
// be annotated with `field`.
std::vector<io::Printer::Sub> AnnotatedAccessors(
    const FieldDescriptor* field, absl::Span<const absl::string_view> prefixes,
    absl::optional<google::protobuf::io::AnnotationCollector::Semantic> semantic =
        absl::nullopt);

// Check whether `file` represents the .proto file FileDescriptorProto and
// friends. This file needs special handling because it must be usable during
// dynamic initialization.
bool IsFileDescriptorProto(const FileDescriptor* file, const Options& options);

// Determine if we should generate a class for the descriptor.
// Some descriptors, like some map entries, are not represented as a generated
// class.
bool ShouldGenerateClass(const Descriptor* descriptor, const Options& options);


// Determine if we are going to generate a tracker call for OnDeserialize.
// This one is handled specially because we generate the PostLoopHandler for it.
// We don't want to generate a handler if it is going to end up empty.
bool HasOnDeserializeTracker(const Descriptor* descriptor,
                             const Options& options);

// Determine if we need a PostLoopHandler function to inject into TcParseTable's
// ParseLoop.
// If this returns true, the parse table generation will use
// `&ClassName::PostLoopHandler` which should be a static function of the right
// signature.
bool NeedsPostLoopHandler(const Descriptor* descriptor, const Options& options);

// Priority used for static initializers.
enum InitPriority {
  kInitPriority101,
  kInitPriority102,
};

}  // namespace cpp
}  // namespace compiler
}  // namespace protobuf
}  // namespace google

#include "google/protobuf/port_undef.inc"

#endif  // GOOGLE_PROTOBUF_COMPILER_CPP_HELPERS_H__
