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 */

#ifndef jsprvtd_h___
#define jsprvtd_h___
/*
 * JS private typename definitions.
 *
 * This header is included only in other .h files, for convenience and for
 * simplicity of type naming.  The alternative for structures is to use tags,
 * which are named the same as their typedef names (legal in C/C++, and less
 * noisy than suffixing the typedef name with "Struct" or "Str").  Instead,
 * all .h files that include this file may use the same typedef name, whether
 * declaring a pointer to struct type, or defining a member of struct type.
 *
 * A few fundamental scalar types are defined here too.  Neither the scalar
 * nor the struct typedefs should change much, therefore the nearly-global
 * make dependency induced by this file should not prove painful.
 */

#include "jspubtd.h"

/* Scalar typedefs. */
typedef uint8  jsbytecode;
typedef uint8  jssrcnote;
typedef uint32 jsatomid;

/* Struct typedefs. */
typedef struct JSArgumentFormatMap  JSArgumentFormatMap;
typedef struct JSCodeGenerator      JSCodeGenerator;
typedef struct JSDependentString    JSDependentString;
typedef struct JSGCLockHashEntry    JSGCLockHashEntry;
typedef struct JSGCRootHashEntry    JSGCRootHashEntry;
typedef struct JSGCThing            JSGCThing;
typedef struct JSParseNode          JSParseNode;
typedef struct JSSharpObjectMap     JSSharpObjectMap;
typedef struct JSToken              JSToken;
typedef struct JSTokenPos           JSTokenPos;
typedef struct JSTokenPtr           JSTokenPtr;
typedef struct JSTokenStream        JSTokenStream;
typedef struct JSTreeContext        JSTreeContext;
typedef struct JSTryNote            JSTryNote;

/* Friend "Advanced API" typedefs. */
typedef struct JSAtom               JSAtom;
typedef struct JSAtomList           JSAtomList;
typedef struct JSAtomListElement    JSAtomListElement;
typedef struct JSAtomMap            JSAtomMap;
typedef struct JSAtomState          JSAtomState;
typedef struct JSCodeSpec           JSCodeSpec;
typedef struct JSPrinter            JSPrinter;
typedef struct JSRegExp             JSRegExp;
typedef struct JSRegExpStatics      JSRegExpStatics;
typedef struct JSScope              JSScope;
typedef struct JSScopeOps           JSScopeOps;
typedef struct JSScopeProperty      JSScopeProperty;
typedef struct JSStackFrame         JSStackFrame;
typedef struct JSStackHeader        JSStackHeader;
typedef struct JSSubString          JSSubString;

/* "Friend" types used by jscntxt.h and jsdbgapi.h. */
typedef enum JSTrapStatus {
    JSTRAP_ERROR,
    JSTRAP_CONTINUE,
    JSTRAP_RETURN,
    JSTRAP_THROW,
    JSTRAP_LIMIT
} JSTrapStatus;

typedef JSTrapStatus
(* JS_DLL_CALLBACK JSTrapHandler)(JSContext *cx, JSScript *script, jsbytecode *pc, 
                                  jsval *rval, void *closure);

typedef JSBool
(* JS_DLL_CALLBACK JSWatchPointHandler)(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, jsval id,
                                        jsval old, jsval *newp, void *closure);

/* called just after script creation */
typedef void
(* JS_DLL_CALLBACK JSNewScriptHook)(JSContext  *cx,
                                    const char *filename,  /* URL of script */
                                    uintN      lineno,     /* line script starts */
                                    JSScript   *script,
                                    JSFunction *fun,
                                    void       *callerdata);

/* called just before script destruction */
typedef void
(* JS_DLL_CALLBACK JSDestroyScriptHook)(JSContext *cx, 
                                        JSScript  *script, 
                                        void      *callerdata);

typedef void
(* JS_DLL_CALLBACK JSSourceHandler)(const char *filename, uintN lineno, 
                                    jschar *str, size_t length, 
                                    void **listenerTSData, void *closure);

/*
* This hook captures high level script execution and function calls
* (JS or native). 
* It is used by JS_SetExecuteHook to hook top level scripts and by
* JS_SetCallHook to hook function calls.
* It will get called twice per script or function call:
* just before execution begins and just after it finishes. In both cases
* the 'current' frame is that of the executing code.
*
* The 'before' param is JS_TRUE for the hook invocation before the execution
* and JS_FALSE for the invocation after the code has run.
*
* The 'ok' param is significant only on the post execution invocation to
* signify whether or not the code completed 'normally'.
*
* The 'closure' param is as passed to JS_SetExecuteHook or JS_SetCallHook 
* for the 'before'invocation, but is whatever value is returned from that 
* invocation for the 'after' invocation. Thus, the hook implementor *could*
* allocate a stucture in the 'before' invocation and return a pointer
* to that structure. The pointer would then be handed to the hook for
* the 'after' invocation. Alternately, the 'before' could just return the
* same value as in 'closure' to cause the 'after' invocation to be called 
* with the same 'closure' value as the 'before'.
*
* Returning NULL in the 'before' hook will cause the 'after' hook to
* NOT be called.
*/

typedef void *
(* JS_DLL_CALLBACK JSInterpreterHook)(JSContext *cx, JSStackFrame *fp, JSBool before,
                                      JSBool *ok, void *closure);

typedef void
(* JS_DLL_CALLBACK JSObjectHook)(JSContext *cx, JSObject *obj, JSBool isNew, 
                                 void *closure);

typedef JSBool
(* JS_DLL_CALLBACK JSDebugErrorHook)(JSContext *cx, const char *message,
                                     JSErrorReport *report, void *closure);

#endif /* jsprvtd_h___ */
