-- | High-level helper functions for interacting with Java objects, mapping them -- to Haskell values and vice versa. The 'Reify' and 'Reflect' classes together -- are to Java what "Foreign.Storable" is to C: they provide a means to -- marshall/unmarshall Java objects from/to Haskell data types. -- -- A typical pattern for wrapping Java API's using this module is: -- -- @ -- {-\# LANGUAGE DataKinds \#-} -- module Object where -- -- import Language.Java as J -- -- newtype Object = Object ('J' (''Class' "java.lang.Object")) -- instance 'Coercible' Object -- -- clone :: Object -> IO Object -- clone obj = J.'call' obj "clone" [] -- -- equals :: Object -> Object -> IO Bool -- equals obj1 obj2 = J.'call' obj1 "equals" ['jvalue' obj2] -- -- ... -- @ -- -- To call Java methods using quasiquoted Java syntax instead, see -- "Language.Java.Inline". -- -- __NOTE 1:__ To use any function in this module, you'll need an initialized JVM in the -- current process, using 'withJVM' or otherwise. -- -- __NOTE 2:__ Functions in this module memoize (cache) any implicitly performed -- class and method lookups, for performance. This memoization is safe only when -- no new named classes are defined at runtime. {-# LANGUAGE CPP #-} {-# LANGUAGE DataKinds #-} {-# LANGUAGE DefaultSignatures #-} {-# LANGUAGE FlexibleContexts #-} {-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-} {-# LANGUAGE FunctionalDependencies #-} {-# LANGUAGE MultiParamTypeClasses #-} {-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-} {-# LANGUAGE PolyKinds #-} {-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables #-} {-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-} {-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-} {-# LANGUAGE UndecidableInstances #-} module Language.Java ( module Foreign.JNI.Types , withJVM , classOf , new , call , callStatic , jvalue , Coercible(..) , Reify(..) , Reflect(..) , Type(..) , Uncurry , Interp , sing ) where import Control.Distributed.Closure import Control.Distributed.Closure.TH import Control.Monad import Data.Char (chr, ord) import qualified Data.Coerce as Coerce import Data.Int import Data.Word import Data.ByteString (ByteString) import qualified Data.ByteString.Char8 as BS import qualified Data.ByteString.Unsafe as BS import Data.Singletons (SingI(..), fromSing) import Data.String (fromString) import qualified Data.Text.Foreign as Text import Data.Text (Text) #if ! __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ == 800 import qualified Data.Vector.Storable as Vector import Data.Vector.Storable (Vector) import qualified Data.Vector.Storable.Mutable as MVector import Data.Vector.Storable.Mutable (IOVector) import Foreign (FunPtr, Ptr, Storable, newForeignPtr, withForeignPtr) #endif import Foreign.C (CChar) import Foreign.JNI import Foreign.JNI.Types import qualified Foreign.JNI.String as JNI import GHC.TypeLits (KnownSymbol, Symbol) import System.IO.Unsafe (unsafeDupablePerformIO) -- Note [Class lookup memoization] -- -- By using unsafeDupablePerformIO, we mark the lookup actions as pure. When the -- body of the function is inlined within the calling context, the lookups -- typically become closed expressions, therefore are CAF's that can be floated -- to top-level by the GHC optimizer. -- | Tag data types that can be coerced in O(1) time without copy to a Java -- object or primitive type (i.e. have the same representation) by declaring an -- instance of this type class for that data type. class SingI ty => Coercible a (ty :: JType) | a -> ty where coerce :: a -> JValue unsafeUncoerce :: JValue -> a default coerce :: Coerce.Coercible a (J ty) => a -> JValue coerce x = JObject (Coerce.coerce x :: J ty) default unsafeUncoerce :: Coerce.Coercible (J ty) a => JValue -> a unsafeUncoerce (JObject obj) = Coerce.coerce (unsafeCast obj :: J ty) unsafeUncoerce _ = error "Cannot unsafeUncoerce: object expected but value of primitive type found." -- | The identity instance. instance SingI ty => Coercible (J ty) ty instance Coercible Bool ('Prim "boolean") where coerce x = JBoolean (fromIntegral (fromEnum x)) unsafeUncoerce (JBoolean x) = toEnum (fromIntegral x) unsafeUncoerce _ = error "unsafeUncoerce: value doesn't match target type." instance Coercible CChar ('Prim "byte") where coerce = JByte unsafeUncoerce (JByte x) = x unsafeUncoerce _ = error "unsafeUncoerce: value doesn't match target type." instance Coercible Char ('Prim "char") where coerce x = JChar (fromIntegral (ord x)) unsafeUncoerce (JChar x) = chr (fromIntegral x) unsafeUncoerce _ = error "unsafeUncoerce: value doesn't match target type." instance Coercible Word16 ('Prim "char") where coerce = JChar unsafeUncoerce (JChar x) = x unsafeUncoerce _ = error "unsafeUncoerce: value doesn't match target type." instance Coercible Int16 ('Prim "short") where coerce = JShort unsafeUncoerce (JShort x) = x unsafeUncoerce _ = error "unsafeUncoerce: value doesn't match target type." instance Coercible Int32 ('Prim "int") where coerce = JInt unsafeUncoerce (JInt x) = x unsafeUncoerce _ = error "unsafeUncoerce: value doesn't match target type." instance Coercible Int64 ('Prim "long") where coerce = JLong unsafeUncoerce (JLong x) = x unsafeUncoerce _ = error "unsafeUncoerce: value doesn't match target type." instance Coercible Float ('Prim "float") where coerce = JFloat unsafeUncoerce (JFloat x) = x unsafeUncoerce _ = error "unsafeUncoerce: value doesn't match target type." instance Coercible Double ('Prim "double") where coerce = JDouble unsafeUncoerce (JDouble x) = x unsafeUncoerce _ = error "unsafeUncoerce: value doesn't match target type." instance Coercible () 'Void where coerce = error "Void value undefined." unsafeUncoerce _ = () -- | Get the Java class of an object or anything 'Coercible' to one. classOf :: ( Coercible a ('Class sym) , KnownSymbol sym ) => a -> Sing sym -- Silence redundant constraint warning. classOf x = sing `const` coerce x -- | Creates a new instance of the class whose name is resolved from the return -- type. For instance, -- -- @ -- do x :: 'J' (''Class' "java.lang.Integer") <- new ['coerce' 42] -- return x -- @ new :: forall a sym. ( Coerce.Coercible a (J ('Class sym)) , Coercible a ('Class sym) ) => [JValue] -> IO a {-# INLINE new #-} new args = do let argsings = map jtypeOf args voidsing = sing :: Sing 'Void klass = unsafeDupablePerformIO $ findClass (referenceTypeName (sing :: Sing ('Class sym))) >>= newGlobalRef Coerce.coerce <$> newObject klass (methodSignature argsings voidsing) args -- | The Swiss Army knife for calling Java methods. Give it an object or -- any data type coercible to one, the name of a method, and a list of -- arguments. Based on the type indexes of each argument, and based on the -- return type, 'call' will invoke the named method using of the @call*Method@ -- family of functions in the JNI API. -- -- When the method name is overloaded, use 'upcast' or 'unsafeCast' -- appropriately on the class instance and/or on the arguments to invoke the -- right method. call :: forall a b ty1 ty2. (IsReferenceType ty1, Coercible a ty1, Coercible b ty2, Coerce.Coercible a (J ty1)) => a -- ^ Any object or value 'Coercible' to one -> JNI.String -- ^ Method name -> [JValue] -- ^ Arguments -> IO b {-# INLINE call #-} call obj mname args = do let argsings = map jtypeOf args retsing = sing :: Sing ty2 klass = unsafeDupablePerformIO $ findClass (referenceTypeName (sing :: Sing ty1)) >>= newGlobalRef method = unsafeDupablePerformIO $ getMethodID klass mname (methodSignature argsings retsing) case retsing of SPrim "boolean" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callBooleanMethod obj method args SPrim "byte" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callByteMethod obj method args SPrim "char" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callCharMethod obj method args SPrim "short" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callShortMethod obj method args SPrim "int" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callIntMethod obj method args SPrim "long" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callLongMethod obj method args SPrim "float" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callFloatMethod obj method args SPrim "double" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callDoubleMethod obj method args SVoid -> do callVoidMethod obj method args -- Anything uncoerces to the void type. return (unsafeUncoerce undefined) _ -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callObjectMethod obj method args -- | Same as 'call', but for static methods. callStatic :: forall a ty sym. Coercible a ty => Sing (sym :: Symbol) -> JNI.String -> [JValue] -> IO a {-# INLINE callStatic #-} callStatic cname mname args = do let argsings = map jtypeOf args retsing = sing :: Sing ty klass = unsafeDupablePerformIO $ findClass (referenceTypeName (SClass (fromString (fromSing cname)))) >>= newGlobalRef method = unsafeDupablePerformIO $ getStaticMethodID klass mname (methodSignature argsings retsing) case retsing of SPrim "boolean" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callStaticBooleanMethod klass method args SPrim "byte" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callStaticByteMethod klass method args SPrim "char" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callStaticCharMethod klass method args SPrim "short" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callStaticShortMethod klass method args SPrim "int" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callStaticIntMethod klass method args SPrim "long" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callStaticLongMethod klass method args SPrim "float" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callStaticFloatMethod klass method args SPrim "double" -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callStaticDoubleMethod klass method args SVoid -> do callStaticVoidMethod klass method args -- Anything uncoerces to the void type. return (unsafeUncoerce undefined) _ -> unsafeUncoerce . coerce <$> callStaticObjectMethod klass method args -- | Inject a value (of primitive or reference type) to a 'JValue'. This -- datatype is useful for e.g. passing arguments as a list of homogeneous type. -- Synonym for 'coerce'. jvalue :: Coercible a ty => a -> JValue jvalue = coerce -- | Classifies Java types according to whether they are base types (data) or -- higher-order types (objects representing functions). data Type a = Fun [Type a] (Type a) -- ^ Pure function | Act [Type a] (Type a) -- ^ IO action | Proc [Type a] -- ^ Procedure (i.e void returning action) | Base a -- ^ Any first-order type. -- | Haskell functions are curried, but Java functions are not. This type family -- maps Haskell types to an uncurried (non-inductive) type representation, -- useful to select the right 'Reify' / 'Reflect' instance without overlap. type family Uncurry (a :: *) :: Type * where Uncurry (Closure (a -> b -> c -> d -> IO ())) = 'Proc '[Uncurry a, Uncurry b, Uncurry c, Uncurry d] Uncurry (Closure (a -> b -> c -> IO ())) = 'Proc '[Uncurry a, Uncurry b, Uncurry c] Uncurry (Closure (a -> b -> IO ())) = 'Proc '[Uncurry a, Uncurry b] Uncurry (Closure (a -> IO ())) = 'Proc '[Uncurry a] Uncurry (IO ()) = 'Proc '[] Uncurry (Closure (a -> b -> c -> d -> IO e)) = 'Act '[Uncurry a, Uncurry b, Uncurry c, Uncurry d] (Uncurry e) Uncurry (Closure (a -> b -> c -> IO d)) = 'Act '[Uncurry a, Uncurry b, Uncurry c] (Uncurry d) Uncurry (Closure (a -> b -> IO c)) = 'Act '[Uncurry a, Uncurry b] (Uncurry c) Uncurry (Closure (a -> IO b)) = 'Act '[Uncurry a] (Uncurry b) Uncurry (Closure (IO a)) = 'Act '[] (Uncurry a) Uncurry (Closure (a -> b -> c -> d -> e)) = 'Fun '[Uncurry a, Uncurry b, Uncurry c, Uncurry d] (Uncurry e) Uncurry (Closure (a -> b -> c -> d)) = 'Fun '[Uncurry a, Uncurry b, Uncurry c] (Uncurry d) Uncurry (Closure (a -> b -> c)) = 'Fun '[Uncurry a, Uncurry b] (Uncurry c) Uncurry (Closure (a -> b)) = 'Fun '[Uncurry a] (Uncurry b) Uncurry a = 'Base a -- | Map a Haskell type to the symbolic representation of a Java type. type family Interp (a :: k) :: JType type instance Interp ('Base a) = Interp a -- | Extract a concrete Haskell value from the space of Java objects. That is to -- say, unmarshall a Java object to a Haskell value. Unlike coercing, in general -- reifying induces allocations and copies. -- -- Instances of this class /must/ guarantee that the result is managed on the -- Haskell heap. That is, the Haskell runtime has /global ownership/ of the -- result. class (Interp (Uncurry a) ~ ty, SingI ty, IsReferenceType ty) => Reify a ty where reify :: J ty -> IO a -- | Inject a concrete Haskell value into the space of Java objects. That is to -- say, marshall a Haskell value to a Java object. Unlike coercing, in general -- reflection induces allocations and copies. -- -- Instances of this class /must not/ claim global ownership. class (Interp (Uncurry a) ~ ty, SingI ty, IsReferenceType ty) => Reflect a ty where reflect :: a -> IO (J ty) #if ! __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ == 800 foreign import ccall "wrapper" wrapFinalizer :: (Ptr a -> IO ()) -> IO (FunPtr (Ptr a -> IO ())) reifyMVector :: Storable a => (JArray ty -> IO (Ptr a)) -> (JArray ty -> Ptr a -> IO ()) -> JArray ty -> IO (IOVector a) reifyMVector mk finalize jobj = do n <- getArrayLength jobj ptr <- mk jobj ffinalize <- wrapFinalizer (finalize jobj) fptr <- newForeignPtr ffinalize ptr return (MVector.unsafeFromForeignPtr0 fptr (fromIntegral n)) reflectMVector :: Storable a => (Int32 -> IO (JArray ty)) -> (JArray ty -> Int32 -> Int32 -> Ptr a -> IO ()) -> IOVector a -> IO (JArray ty) reflectMVector newfun fill mv = do let (fptr, n) = MVector.unsafeToForeignPtr0 mv jobj <- newfun (fromIntegral n) withForeignPtr fptr $ fill jobj 0 (fromIntegral n) return jobj #endif withStatic [d| type instance Interp (J ty) = ty -- Use this instance to claim global ownership of a Java object on the -- Haskell heap until the Haskell garbage collector determines that it is -- inaccessible. Objects that need to survive the dynamic scope delimited by -- the topmost Java frame on the call stack must have global ownership. instance (SingI ty, IsReferenceType ty) => Reify (J ty) ty where reify x = newGlobalRef x -- Use this instance to relinquish global ownership of a Java object. You -- /must not/ refer to the argument anywhere after a call to 'reflect'. instance (SingI ty, IsReferenceType ty) => Reflect (J ty) ty where reflect x = newLocalRef x type instance Interp () = 'Class "java.lang.Object" instance Reify () ('Class "java.lang.Object") where reify _ = return () instance Reflect () ('Class "java.lang.Object") where reflect () = new [] type instance Interp ByteString = 'Array ('Prim "byte") instance Reify ByteString ('Array ('Prim "byte")) where reify jobj = do n <- getArrayLength (unsafeCast jobj) bytes <- getByteArrayElements jobj -- TODO could use unsafePackCStringLen instead and avoid a copy if we knew -- that been handed an (immutable) copy via JNI isCopy ref. bs <- BS.packCStringLen (bytes, fromIntegral n) releaseByteArrayElements jobj bytes return bs instance Reflect ByteString ('Array ('Prim "byte")) where reflect bs = BS.unsafeUseAsCStringLen bs $ \(content, n) -> do arr <- newByteArray (fromIntegral n) setByteArrayRegion arr 0 (fromIntegral n) content return arr type instance Interp Bool = 'Class "java.lang.Boolean" instance Reify Bool ('Class "java.lang.Boolean") where reify jobj = do klass <- findClass "java/lang/Boolean" method <- getMethodID klass "booleanValue" "()Z" callBooleanMethod jobj method [] instance Reflect Bool ('Class "java.lang.Boolean") where reflect x = new [JBoolean (fromIntegral (fromEnum x))] type instance Interp Int16 = 'Class "java.lang.Short" instance Reify Int16 ('Class "java.lang.Short") where reify jobj = do klass <- findClass "java/lang/Short" method <- getMethodID klass "shortValue" "()S" callShortMethod jobj method [] instance Reflect Int16 ('Class "java.lang.Short") where reflect x = new [JShort x] type instance Interp Int32 = 'Class "java.lang.Integer" instance Reify Int32 ('Class "java.lang.Integer") where reify jobj = do klass <- findClass "java/lang/Integer" method <- getMethodID klass "intValue" "()I" callIntMethod jobj method [] instance Reflect Int32 ('Class "java.lang.Integer") where reflect x = new [JInt x] type instance Interp Int64 = 'Class "java.lang.Long" instance Reify Int64 ('Class "java.lang.Long") where reify jobj = do klass <- findClass "java/lang/Long" method <- getMethodID klass "longValue" "()J" callLongMethod jobj method [] instance Reflect Int64 ('Class "java.lang.Long") where reflect x = new [JLong x] type instance Interp Word16 = 'Class "java.lang.Character" instance Reify Word16 ('Class "java.lang.Character") where reify jobj = do klass <- findClass "java/lang/Character" method <- getMethodID klass "charValue" "()C" fromIntegral <$> callCharMethod jobj method [] instance Reflect Word16 ('Class "java.lang.Character") where reflect x = new [JChar x] type instance Interp Double = 'Class "java.lang.Double" instance Reify Double ('Class "java.lang.Double") where reify jobj = do klass <- findClass "java/lang/Double" method <- getMethodID klass "doubleValue" "()D" callDoubleMethod jobj method [] instance Reflect Double ('Class "java.lang.Double") where reflect x = new [JDouble x] type instance Interp Float = 'Class "java.lang.Float" instance Reify Float ('Class "java.lang.Float") where reify jobj = do klass <- findClass "java/lang/Float" method <- getMethodID klass "floatValue" "()F" callFloatMethod jobj method [] instance Reflect Float ('Class "java.lang.Float") where reflect x = new [JFloat x] type instance Interp Text = 'Class "java.lang.String" instance Reify Text ('Class "java.lang.String") where reify jobj = do sz <- getStringLength jobj cs <- getStringChars jobj txt <- Text.fromPtr cs (fromIntegral sz) releaseStringChars jobj cs return txt instance Reflect Text ('Class "java.lang.String") where reflect x = Text.useAsPtr x $ \ptr len -> newString ptr (fromIntegral len) -- Instances can't be compiled on GHC 8.0.1 due to -- https://ghc.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/12082. #if ! __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ == 800 type instance Interp (IOVector Int32) = 'Array ('Prim "int") instance Reify (IOVector Int32) ('Array ('Prim "int")) where reify = reifyMVector (getIntArrayElements) (releaseIntArrayElements) instance Reflect (IOVector Int32) ('Array ('Prim "int")) where reflect = reflectMVector (newIntArray) (setIntArrayRegion) type instance Interp (Vector Int32) = 'Array ('Prim "int") instance Reify (Vector Int32) ('Array ('Prim "int")) where reify = Vector.freeze <=< reify instance Reflect (Vector Int32) ('Array ('Prim "int")) where reflect = reflect <=< Vector.thaw #endif type instance Interp [a] = 'Array (Interp (Uncurry a)) instance Reify a ty => Reify [a] ('Array ty) where reify jobj = do n <- getArrayLength jobj forM [0..n-1] $ \i -> do x <- getObjectArrayElement jobj i reify x instance Reflect a ty => Reflect [a] ('Array ty) where reflect xs = do let n = fromIntegral (length xs) array <- findClass (referenceTypeName (sing :: Sing ty)) >>= newObjectArray n forM_ (zip [0..n-1] xs) $ \(i, x) -> setObjectArrayElement array i =<< reflect x return (unsafeCast array) |]