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/****************************************************************
 *								*
 * Copyright (c) 2001-2020 Fidelity National Information	*
 * Services, Inc. and/or its subsidiaries. All rights reserved.	*
 *								*
 *	This source code contains the intellectual property	*
 *	of its copyright holder(s), and is made available	*
 *	under a license.  If you do not know the terms of	*
 *	the license, please stop and do not read further.	*
 *								*
 ****************************************************************/


#ifndef LVVAL_H_INCLUDED
#define LVVAL_H_INCLUDED

#include <stddef.h> /* for OFFSETOF macro used in the IS_OFFSET_AND_SIZE_MATCH macro */

#include "hashtab_mname.h"
#include "lv_tree.h"

/* Define a few generic LV related macros. These macros work irrespective of whether the input is an unsubscripted
 * local variable (aka base variable) which is of type (lv_val *) or a subscripted local variable which is of type
 * (lvTreeNode *). All of these assume the layout of the two structures is very similar (asserted in "LV_TREE_CREATE"
 * macro). These macros will be used extensively for code centralization and to avoid code duplication.
 *
 * The macros that are only passed an LV_PTR need to ensure that it is indeed a "lv_val *" or a "lvTreeNode *".
 * The macros that are also passed an IS_BASE_VAR parameter can safely assume this to be the case since the IS_BASE_VAR
 *	parameter would have been computed using the LV_IS_BAS_VAR macro which already does the ensure.
 *	So we avoid the duplicate assert in these cases.
 */

#define	SYM_IS_SYMVAL(SYM)			(MV_SYM == (SYM)->ident)

#define	IS_LV_TREE(LVT)				(MV_LV_TREE == ((lvTree *)LVT)->ident)
#define	LV_PARENT(LV)				LV_AVLNODE_PARENT(LV)
#define	LV_AVLNODE_PARENT(PTR)			(((lvTreeNode *)PTR)->tree_parent)
#define	LVT_PARENT(LVT)				(((lvTree *)LVT)->sbs_parent)
#define	IS_LVAVLTREENODE(PTR)			(IS_LV_TREE(LV_AVLNODE_PARENT((lv_val *)PTR)))

#define	IS_PARENT_MV_SYM(LV_PTR)		(SYM_IS_SYMVAL(LV_SYMVAL((lv_val *)LV_PTR)))

#define	DBG_ASSERT_LVT(LVT)			DBG_ASSERT(IS_LV_TREE(LVT))	/* is "lvTree *" */

#define	DBG_ASSERT_LV_OR_TREENODE(LV_PTR)	DBG_ASSERT(IS_PARENT_MV_SYM(LV_PTR)	/* is "lv_val *" */	\
							|| IS_LVAVLTREENODE(LV_PTR))	/* is "lvTreeNode *" or "lvTreeNodeFlt *" */

#define	LV_IS_BASE_VAR(LV_PTR)			(DBG_ASSERT_LV_OR_TREENODE(LV_PTR)		\
							IS_PARENT_MV_SYM(LV_PTR))

/* Input to macro is LV_PTR which is guaranteed to be a non-base lv. Return value is the corresponding base_lv */
#define	LV_GET_BASE_VAR(LV_PTR)		(DBG_ASSERT(!LV_IS_BASE_VAR(LV_PTR))			\
						DBG_ASSERT(NULL != LV_AVLNODE_PARENT(LV_PTR))	\
						LV_AVLNODE_PARENT(LV_PTR)->base_lv)

#define	LVT_GET_BASE_VAR(LVT)		(DBG_ASSERT_LVT(LVT)		\
						LVT->base_lv)

#define	LVT_GET_SYMVAL(LVT)		(DBG_ASSERT_LVT(LVT)		\
						LV_GET_SYMVAL(LVT_GET_BASE_VAR(LVT)))

#define	LV_GET_PARENT_TREE(LV_PTR)	(DBG_ASSERT(!LV_IS_BASE_VAR(LV_PTR))			\
						DBG_ASSERT(NULL != LV_AVLNODE_PARENT(LV_PTR))	\
						LV_AVLNODE_PARENT(LV_PTR))

/* The following 3 macros operate on the ptrs.val_ent.children field.
 * If the situation demands returning the children ptr, then use LV_GET_CHILD or LV_CHILD macros in that order of preference.
 * If the situation demands checking if any children exist, then use LV_HAS_CHILD macro.
 */
#define	LV_CHILD(LV_PTR)			(((lv_val *)LV_PTR)->ptrs.val_ent.children)

/* The following macro is an enhanced version of LV_CHILD that can be used wherever you would prefer or dont mind additional
 * assert checking. In some cases, this cannot be used (e.g. in the left hand side of an assignment operation). But otherwise
 * it is preferrable to use this macro as opposed to LV_CHILD.
 */
#define	LV_GET_CHILD(LV_PTR)			(DBG_ASSERT_LV_OR_TREENODE(LV_PTR)			\
							LV_CHILD(LV_PTR))				\

/* if an lv_ptr's chlidren tree pointer is non-NULL, we should be guaranteed (by lv_kill)
 * that there is at least one child node in that subscript tree (currently only an avl tree).
 * assert that as well.
 */
#define	LV_HAS_CHILD(LV_PTR)		(DBG_ASSERT_LV_OR_TREENODE(LV_PTR)					\
						(NULL != LV_CHILD(LV_PTR))					\
						DEBUG_ONLY(&& assert(MV_LV_TREE == (LV_CHILD(LV_PTR))->ident))	\
						DEBUG_ONLY(&& assert((LV_CHILD(LV_PTR))->avl_height)))

/* Like the LV_CHILD and LV_GET_CHILD macro variants, the below macros need to be used with preference to LV_GET_SYMVAL
 * unless it is needed in the left hand side of an assignment in which case use the LV_SYMVAL macro.
 */
#define	LV_SYMVAL(BASE_VAR)			((BASE_VAR)->ptrs.val_ent.parent.sym)

#define	LV_GET_SYMVAL(BASE_VAR)			(DBG_ASSERT(LV_IS_BASE_VAR(BASE_VAR))		\
							LV_SYMVAL(BASE_VAR))

/* The below macro relies on the fact that the parent field is at the same offset in an "lv_val" as it is in a "lvTreeNode".
 * This is asserted in "LV_TREE_CREATE" macro.
 */
#define	LV_GET_PARENT(LV_PTR)			(DBG_ASSERT_LV_OR_TREENODE(LV_PTR)	\
							LV_AVLNODE_PARENT(LV_PTR))
#define	LVT_GET_PARENT(LVT)			(DBG_ASSERT_LVT(LVT)			\
							LVT_PARENT(LVT))

#define	LV_IS_VAL_DEFINED(LV_PTR)		(DBG_ASSERT_LV_OR_TREENODE(LV_PTR)	\
							MV_DEFINED(&((lv_val *)LV_PTR)->v))

#define	LV_SBS_DEPTH(LV_PTR, IS_BASE_VAR, DEPTH)					\
{											\
	assert(IS_OFFSET_AND_SIZE_MATCH(lvTree, sbs_depth, symval, sbs_depth));		\
	assert(!IS_BASE_VAR || (0 == LV_PTR->ptrs.val_ent.parent.sbs_tree->sbs_depth));	\
	assert(IS_BASE_VAR || (0 < LV_PTR->ptrs.val_ent.parent.sbs_tree->sbs_depth));	\
	DEPTH = LV_PTR->ptrs.val_ent.parent.sbs_tree->sbs_depth;			\
}

/* Mark mval held by lv_ptr to be undefined. Also lets stp_gcol and lv_gcol know to NOT protect
 * (from garbage collection) any strings this lv_val was pointing to at the time of the free.
 */
#define	LV_VAL_CLEAR_MVTYPE(LVPTR)	(LVPTR)->v.mvtype = 0;	/* note: also clears any use as MV_ALIASCONT */

/* Queue an lv_val block back on the lv_val free list at the given anchor.
 * Operations:
 * 1) Debugging aids in debug builds.
 * 2) Do the queueing.
 * 3) Clear the mv_type so it is definitely a deleted value.
 *
 * Callers should use LV_FREESLOT instead of directly invoking LV_FLIST_ENQUEUE.
 * There are few exceptions like unw_mv_ent.c.
 */
#define LV_FLIST_ENQUEUE(flist_ptr, lv_ptr)							\
{												\
	lv_val **savflist_ptr = (flist_ptr);							\
	DBGRFCT((stderr, "\n<< Free list queueing of lv_val at 0x"lvaddr" by %s line %d\n",	\
		 (lv_ptr), __FILE__, __LINE__));						\
	assert(LV_IS_BASE_VAR(lv_ptr));								\
	/* assert that any subtree underneath this lv_ptr has already been freed up */		\
	assert(NULL == LV_CHILD(lv_ptr));							\
	LV_VAL_CLEAR_MVTYPE(lv_ptr);								\
	DEBUG_ONLY(memset((lv_ptr), 0xfd, SIZEOF(lv_val)));					\
	(lv_ptr)->ptrs.free_ent.next_free = *savflist_ptr;					\
	*savflist_ptr = (lv_ptr);								\
	LV_SYMVAL(lv_ptr) = NULL;								\
	DBGALS_ONLY((lv_ptr)->lvmon_mark = FALSE);						\
}

/* Increment the cycle for tstarts. Field is compared to same name field in lv_val to signify an lv_val has been seen
 * during a given transaction so reference counts are kept correct. If counter wraps, clear all the counters in all
 * accessible lv_vals.
 */
#define INCR_TSTARTCYCLE												\
{															\
	symval		*lvlsymtab;											\
	lv_blk		*lvbp;												\
	lv_val		*lvp, *lvp_top;											\
															\
	if (0 == ++tstartcycle)												\
	{	/* Set tstart cycle in all active lv_vals to 0 */							\
		for (lvlsymtab = curr_symval; lvlsymtab; lvlsymtab = lvlsymtab->last_tab)				\
			for (lvbp = curr_symval->lv_first_block; lvbp; lvbp = lvbp->next)				\
				for (lvp = (lv_val *)LV_BLK_GET_BASE(lvbp), lvp_top = LV_BLK_GET_FREE(lvbp, lvp);	\
						lvp < lvp_top; lvp++)							\
					lvp->stats.tstartcycle = 0;							\
		tstartcycle = 1;											\
	}														\
	DBGRFCT((stderr, "INCR_TSTARTCYCLE: Bumped tstartcycle to 0x%08lx\n", tstartcycle));				\
}

/* Increment the cycle for misc lv tasks. Field is compared to same name field in lv_val to signify an lv_val has been seen
 * during a given transaction so reference counts are kept correct. If counter wraps, clear all the counters in all
 * accessible lv_vals.
 */
#define INCR_LVTASKCYCLE												\
{															\
	symval		*lvlsymtab;											\
	lv_blk		*lvbp;												\
	lv_val		*lvp, *lvp_top;											\
															\
	if (0 == ++lvtaskcycle)												\
	{	/* Set tstart cycle in all active lv_vals to 0 */							\
		for (lvlsymtab = curr_symval; lvlsymtab; lvlsymtab = lvlsymtab->last_tab)				\
			for (lvbp = curr_symval->lv_first_block; lvbp; lvbp = lvbp->next)				\
				for (lvp = (lv_val *)LV_BLK_GET_BASE(lvbp), lvp_top = LV_BLK_GET_FREE(lvbp, lvp);	\
						lvp < lvp_top; lvp++)							\
					lvp->stats.lvtaskcycle = 0;							\
		lvtaskcycle = 1;											\
	}														\
	DBGRFCT((stderr, "INCR_LVTASKCYCLE: Bumped lvtaskcycle to 0x%08lx\n", lvtaskcycle));				\
}

/* Initialize given lv_val (should be of type "lv_val *" and not "lvTreeNode *") */
#define LVVAL_INIT(lv, symvalarg)											\
{															\
	DBGALS_ONLY(GBLREF boolean_t lvmon_enabled;)									\
	DBGALS_ONLY(GBLREF stack_frame *frame_pointer;)									\
	assert(MV_SYM == symvalarg->ident); /* ensure above macro is never used to initialize a "lvTreeNode *" */	\
	(lv)->v.mvtype = 0;												\
	(lv)->stats.trefcnt = 1;											\
	(lv)->stats.crefcnt = 0;											\
	(lv)->stats.tstartcycle = 0;											\
	(lv)->stats.lvtaskcycle = 0;											\
	(lv)->has_aliascont = FALSE;											\
	DBGALS_ONLY(if (lvmon_enabled) (lv)->lvmon_mark = TRUE; else (lv)->lvmon_mark = FALSE);				\
	(lv)->tp_var = NULL;												\
	LV_CHILD(lv) = NULL;												\
	LV_SYMVAL(lv) = symvalarg;											\
	DBGALS_ONLY((lv)->stats.init_mpc = frame_pointer->mpc);								\
	DBGALS_ONLY((lv)->stats.init_cpc = CURRENT_PC);	/* Currently only works for Linux */				\
}

/* Macro to call lv_var_clone and set the cloned status in the tp_var structure.
 * Note that we want the cloned tree to have its base_lv point back to "lv" and not the cloned lv.
 * This is because in case we want to restore the lv, we can then safely move the saved tree
 * back to "lv" without then having to readjust the base_lv linked in the "lvTree *" structures beneath
 */
#define TP_VAR_CLONE(lv)									\
{												\
	lv_val 	*lcl_savelv;									\
	tp_var	*lcl_tp_var;									\
												\
	assert(LV_IS_BASE_VAR(lv));								\
	lcl_tp_var = (lv)->tp_var;								\
	assert(lcl_tp_var);									\
	assert(!lcl_tp_var->var_cloned);							\
	lcl_savelv = lcl_tp_var->save_value;							\
	assert(NULL != lcl_savelv);								\
	assert(NULL == LV_CHILD(lcl_savelv));							\
	DBGRFCT((stderr, "\nTP_VAR_CLONE: invoked from %s at line %d\n", __FILE__, __LINE__));	\
	LV_CHILD(lcl_savelv) = LV_CHILD(lv);							\
	lv_var_clone(lcl_savelv, lv, TRUE);							\
	lcl_tp_var->var_cloned = TRUE;								\
	DBGRFCT((stderr, "TP_VAR_CLONE: complete\n"));						\
}

/* Macro to indicate if a given lv_val is an alias or not */
#define IS_ALIASLV(lv) (DBG_ASSERT(LV_IS_BASE_VAR(lv)) ((1 < (lv)->stats.trefcnt) || (0 < (lv)->stats.crefcnt)) \
			DEBUG_ONLY(&& assert(IS_PARENT_MV_SYM(lv))))

#define	LV_NEWBLOCK_INIT_ALLOC			16
#define	LV_BLK_GET_BASE(LV_BLK)			(((sm_uc_ptr_t)LV_BLK) + SIZEOF(lv_blk))
#define	LV_BLK_GET_FREE(LV_BLK, LVBLK_BASE)	(&LVBLK_BASE[LV_BLK->numUsed])

#ifdef DEBUG_ALIAS
# ifdef __linux__
/*void * __attribute ((noinline)) __builtin_return_address(unsigned int level); Currently gives a warning we don't need */
#  define CURRENT_PC __builtin_return_address(0)
# else
#  define CURRENT_PC NULL
# endif
#endif

typedef struct lv_val_struct
{
	mval 				v;			/* Value associated with this lv_val */
	/* Note: The offsets of "ptrs.val_ent.children" and "ptrs.val_ent.parent.sym" are relied upon by
	* other modules (e.g. lv_tree.h) and asserted in LV_TREE_CREATE macro. */
	union
	{
		struct
 		{
       	       	       	lvTree		*children;
			union
			{	/* Note these two fields are still available when mvtype == MV_LVCOPIED
				 * and there is code in "als_check_xnew_var_aliases" that depends on this
				 */
				struct symval_struct   	*sym;
				lvTree			*sbs_tree;
			} parent;
		} val_ent;
		struct
		{
		 	struct lv_val_struct *next_free;
		} free_ent;
		struct
		{	/* When xnew'd lv's are copied to previous symtab, their new root is
			 * set here so multiple references can be resolved properly (mvtype == MV_LVCOPIED)
			 */
			struct lv_val_struct *newtablv;
		} copy_loc;
	} ptrs;
	struct
	{	/* Note these flags are irrelevant for other than base (unsubscripted) local vars */
		int4			trefcnt;		/* Total refcnt (includes container vars) */
		int4			crefcnt;		/* Container reference count */
		uint4			tstartcycle;		/* Cycle of level 0 tstart command */
		uint4			lvtaskcycle;		/* Cycle of various lv related tasks */
#		ifdef DEBUG_ALIAS
		/* Keep these debugging fields inside "stats" so as not to upset the asserts in tp_unwind() and also
		 * since they don't change once set while being allocated anyway.
		 */
		unsigned char		*init_mpc;		/* frame_pointer->mpc when LVVAL_INIT() was done */
		unsigned char		*init_cpc;		/* current pc so know which C routine did LVVAL_INIT() */
#		endif
	} stats;
	boolean_t			has_aliascont;		/* This base var has or had an alias container in it */
	boolean_t			lvmon_mark;		/* This lv_val is being monitored; Used only #ifdef DEBUG_ALIAS */
	struct tp_var_struct		*tp_var;
} lv_val;

typedef struct lv_blk_struct
{
	struct lv_blk_struct	*next;
	uint4			numAlloc;
	uint4			numUsed;
} lv_blk;

/* When op_xnew creates a symtab, these blocks will describe the vars that were passed through from the
 * previous symtab. They need special alias processing. Note we keep our own copy of the key (rather than
 * pointing to the hash table entry) since op_xnew processing can cause a hash table expansion and we have
 * no good way to update pointers so save the hash values as part of the key to eliminate another lookup.
 */
typedef struct lv_xnew_var_struct
{
	struct lv_xnew_var_struct	*next;
	mname_entry			key;
	lv_val				*lvval;		/* There are two uses for this field. In op_new, it is used to
							   hold the previous lvval addr for the 2nd pass. In unwind
							   processing (als_check_xnew_var_aliases) it holds the lvval
							   in the symtab being popped since it cannot be obtained once the
							   symtab entry is deleted in the first pass (step 2).
							*/
} lv_xnew_var;
/* While lv_xnew_var_struct are the structures that were explicitly passed through, this is a list of the structures
 * that are pointed to by any container vars in any of the passed through vars and any of the vars those point to, etc.
 * The objective is to come up with a definitive list of structures to search to see if containers got created in them
 * that point to the structure being torn down.
 */
typedef struct lv_xnewref_struct
{
	struct lv_xnewref_struct	*next;
	lv_val				*lvval;		/* This structure can be addressed through the passed thru vars
							   but is not itself one of them */
} lv_xnew_ref;

typedef struct symval_struct
{
       	unsigned short		ident;
	unsigned short		sbs_depth;  /* is always 0. Defined to match offset & size of lvTree->sbs_depth.
					     * This way callers can avoid an if check depending on whether
					     * the input pointer is a "symval *" or a "lvTree *" type.
					     * This is also asserted in "LV_TREE_CREATE" macro. */
	boolean_t		tp_save_all;
	lv_xnew_var		*xnew_var_list;
	lv_xnew_ref		*xnew_ref_list;
	hash_table_mname	h_symtab;
	lv_blk			*lv_first_block;
	lv_blk			*lvtree_first_block;
	lv_blk			*lvtreenode_first_block;
	lv_val			*lv_flist;
	lvTree			*lvtree_flist;
	lvTreeNode		*lvtreenode_flist;
	struct symval_struct	*last_tab;
	int4			symvlvl;		/* Level of symval struct (nesting) */
	boolean_t		trigr_symval;		/* Symval is owned by a trigger */
	boolean_t		alias_activity;
	GTM64_ONLY(int4		filler;)
} symval;

/* Structure to describe the block allocated to describe a var specified on a TSTART to be restored
 * on a TP restart. Block moved here from tpframe.h due to the structure references it [now] makes.
 * Block can take two forms: (1) the standard tp_data form which marks vars to be modified or (2) the
 * tp_change form where a new symbol table was stacked.
 */
typedef struct tp_var_struct
{
	struct tp_var_struct	*next;
	struct lv_val_struct	*current_value;
	struct lv_val_struct	*save_value;
	mname_entry		key;
	boolean_t		var_cloned;
	GTM64_ONLY(int4		filler;)
} tp_var;

typedef struct lvname_info_struct
{
	intszofptr_t	total_lv_subs; /* Total subscripts + 1 for name itself */
	lv_val		*start_lvp;
	mval 		*lv_subs[MAX_LVSUBSCRIPTS];
	lv_val		*end_lvp;
} lvname_info;
typedef lvname_info	*lvname_info_ptr;

#define	ASSERT_ACTIVELV_GOOD(LV)	assert((NULL == LV) || (NULL == LV_AVLNODE_PARENT(LV))			\
							|| LV_IS_VAL_DEFINED(LV) || LV_HAS_CHILD(LV));

/* Although the below typedef is used only in DBG, define it for PRO too as gtmpcat requires this */
typedef struct activelv_dbg_struct
{
	lv_val				*active_lv;
	lv_val				*newlv;
	struct stack_frame_struct	*frame_pointer;
	symval				*curr_symval;
	unsigned char			*mpc;
	unsigned char			*ctxt;
	uint4				count;
	uint4				type;
} activelv_dbg_t;

enum actlv_type
{
	actlv_op_putindx1 = 1,		/* =  1 */
	actlv_op_putindx2,		/* =  2 */
	actlv_lv_kill,			/* =  3 */
	actlv_op_zshow,			/* =  4 */
	actlv_op_killalias,		/* =  5 */
	actlv_op_killaliasall,		/* =  6 */
	actlv_op_setals2als,		/* =  7 */
	actlv_op_setalsctin2als,	/* =  8 */
	actlv_op_setfnretin2als,	/* =  9 */
	actlv_op_xkill,			/* = 10 */
	actlv_unw_mv_ent,		/* = 11 */
	actlv_op_tstart,		/* = 12 */
	actlv_gtm_fetch,		/* = 13 */
	actlv_mdb_condition_handler,	/* = 14 */
	actlv_merge_desc_check1,	/* = 15 */
	actlv_merge_desc_check2,	/* = 16 */
	actlv_merge_desc_check3,	/* = 17 */
	actlv_op_merge1,		/* = 18 */
	actlv_op_merge2,		/* = 19 */
	actlv_tp_unwind_restart,	/* = 20 */
	actlv_tp_unwind_rollback,	/* = 21 */
	actlv_tp_unwind_commit		/* = 22 */
};

#ifdef DEBUG
void	set_active_lv(lv_val *newlv, boolean_t do_assert, int type);

# define	SET_ACTIVE_LV(NEWLV, DO_ASSERT, TYPE)	set_active_lv((lv_val *)NEWLV, DO_ASSERT, TYPE)
#else
# define	SET_ACTIVE_LV(NEWLV, DO_ASSERT, TYPE)				\
{										\
	GBLREF lv_val		*active_lv;					\
										\
	active_lv = (lv_val *)NEWLV;						\
}
#endif

#define UNDO_ACTIVE_LV(ACTIVELV_CODE)							\
{											\
	GBLREF lv_val		*active_lv;						\
											\
	if (NULL != active_lv)								\
	{	/* If LV_AVLNODE_PARENT is NULL, it means the node has already been	\
		 * freed. We dont know of any such case right now so assert. In PRO	\
		 * though we want to be safe so we skip the kill in that case but	\
		 * reset active_lv to NULL.						\
		 */									\
		assert(NULL != LV_AVLNODE_PARENT(active_lv));				\
		if (NULL != LV_AVLNODE_PARENT(active_lv))				\
		{									\
			if (!LV_IS_VAL_DEFINED(active_lv) && !LV_HAS_CHILD(active_lv))	\
				op_kill(active_lv);					\
		}									\
		SET_ACTIVE_LV(NULL, FALSE, ACTIVELV_CODE);				\
	}										\
}

#define	DOTPSAVE_FALSE		FALSE	/* macro to indicate parameter by name "dotpsave" is passed a value of "FALSE" */
#define	DOTPSAVE_TRUE		TRUE	/* macro to indicate parameter by name "dotpsave" is passed a value of "TRUE"  */

#define	DO_SUBTREE_FALSE	FALSE	/* macro to indicate parameter by name "do_subtree" is passed a value of "FALSE" */
#define	DO_SUBTREE_TRUE		TRUE	/* macro to indicate parameter by name "do_subtree" is passed a value of "TRUE"  */

#define	LV_FREESLOT(LV)						\
{								\
	symval	*sym;						\
								\
	assert(LV_IS_BASE_VAR(LV));				\
	sym = LV_GET_SYMVAL(LV);				\
	LV_FLIST_ENQUEUE(&sym->lv_flist, LV); 			\
}

#define	LVTREE_FREESLOT(LVT)						\
{									\
	symval	*sym;							\
									\
	sym = LVT_GET_SYMVAL(LVT);					\
	assert(NULL != LVT_GET_PARENT(LVT));				\
	LVT_PARENT(LVT) = NULL;	/* indicates this is free */		\
	/* avl_root is overloaded to store linked list in free state */	\
	LVT->avl_root = (lvTreeNode *)sym->lvtree_flist;		\
	sym->lvtree_flist = LVT;					\
}

#define	LVTREENODE_FREESLOT(LV)								\
{											\
	symval	*sym;									\
	lv_val	*base_lv;								\
											\
	assert(!LV_IS_BASE_VAR(LV));							\
	base_lv = LV_GET_BASE_VAR(LV);							\
	sym = LV_GET_SYMVAL(base_lv);							\
	LV_AVLNODE_PARENT(LV) = NULL;	/* indicates to stp_gcol this is free */	\
	/* sbs_child is overloaded to store linked list in free state */		\
	(LV)->sbs_child = (lvTree *)sym->lvtreenode_flist;				\
	sym->lvtreenode_flist = LV;							\
}

/* Call function pointer, if not NULL, to consume formatted output.
 * Currently only used for ojpassvar_hook().
 */
#define ZWRITE_OUTPUT_HOOK()					\
MBSTART {							\
	if (TREF(zwrite_output_hook))				\
		(*(void (*)(void))TREF(zwrite_output_hook))();	\
} MBEND

/* Macro used intermittently in code to debug alias code in general. Note this macro must be specified
 * as a compile option since it is used in macros that do not pull in this alias.h header file.
 */
#ifdef DEBUG_ALIAS
# define DBGALS(x) DBGFPF(x)
# define DBGALS_ONLY(x) x
#else
# define DBGALS(x)
# define DBGALS_ONLY(x)
#endif

unsigned char   *format_lvname(lv_val *start, unsigned char *buff, int size);
lv_val		*lv_getslot(symval *sym);
lvTree		*lvtree_getslot(symval *sym);
lvTreeNode	*lvtreenode_getslot(symval *sym);

void	lv_kill(lv_val *lv, boolean_t dotpsave, boolean_t do_subtree);
void	lv_killarray(lvTree *lvt, boolean_t dotpsave);
void	lv_newblock(symval *sym, int numElems);
void	lv_newname(ht_ent_mname *hte, symval *sym);
void	lvtree_newblock(symval *sym, int numElems);
void	lvtreenode_newblock(symval *sym, int numElems);
void	lv_var_clone(lv_val *clone_var, lv_val *base_lv, boolean_t refCntMaint);
void	lvzwr_var(lv_val *lv, int4 n);

void	op_clralsvars(lv_val *dst);
void	op_fndata(lv_val *x, mval *y);
void	op_fnzdata(lv_val *x, mval *y);
void	op_fnincr(lv_val *local_var, mval *increment, mval *result);
void	op_fnnext(lv_val *src, mval *key, mval *dst);
void	op_fno2(lv_val *src, mval *key, mval *dst, mval *direct);
void	op_fnorder(lv_val *src, mval *key, mval *dst);
void	op_fnzahandle(lv_val *src, mval *dst);
void	op_fnzprevious(lv_val *src, mval *key, mval *dst);
void	op_kill(lv_val *lv);
void	op_killalias(int srcindx);
void	op_lvzwithdraw(lv_val *lv);
void	op_setals2als(lv_val *src, int dstindx);
void	op_setalsin2alsct(lv_val *src, lv_val *dst);
void	op_setalsctin2als(lv_val *src, int dstindx);
void	op_setalsct2alsct(lv_val *src, lv_val *dst);
void	op_setfnretin2als(mval *srcmv, int destindx); /* not an lv_val ref but kept here with its friends so it's not lonely */
void	op_setfnretin2alsct(mval *srcmv, lv_val *dstlv);
void	op_zshow(mval *func, int type, lv_val *lvn);

lv_val   *op_getindx(UNIX_ONLY_COMMA(int argcnt) lv_val *start, ...);
lv_val   *op_putindx(UNIX_ONLY_COMMA(int argcnt) lv_val *start, ...);
lv_val   *op_srchindx(UNIX_ONLY_COMMA(int argcnt_arg) lv_val *lv, ...);
lv_val   *op_m_srchindx(UNIX_ONLY_COMMA(int4 count) lv_val *lvarg, ...);

/* Function Prototypes for local variables functions of merge */
boolean_t 	lcl_arg1_is_desc_of_arg2(lv_val *cur, lv_val *ref);
unsigned char	*format_key_mvals(unsigned char *buff, int size, lvname_info *lvnp);
unsigned char   *format_key_lv_val(lv_val *lvpin, unsigned char *buff, int size);
#endif