using System; using System.Collections.Generic; namespace MonoFN.Cecil { internal sealed class MethodReferenceComparer : EqualityComparer { // Initialized lazily for each thread [ThreadStatic] static List xComparisonStack = null; [ThreadStatic] static List yComparisonStack = null; public override bool Equals (MethodReference x, MethodReference y) { return AreEqual (x, y); } public override int GetHashCode (MethodReference obj) { return GetHashCodeFor (obj); } public static bool AreEqual (MethodReference x, MethodReference y) { if (ReferenceEquals (x, y)) return true; if (x.HasThis != y.HasThis) return false; if (x.HasParameters != y.HasParameters) return false; if (x.HasGenericParameters != y.HasGenericParameters) return false; if (x.Parameters.Count != y.Parameters.Count) return false; if (x.Name != y.Name) return false; if (!TypeReferenceEqualityComparer.AreEqual (x.DeclaringType, y.DeclaringType)) return false; var xGeneric = x as GenericInstanceMethod; var yGeneric = y as GenericInstanceMethod; if (xGeneric != null || yGeneric != null) { if (xGeneric == null || yGeneric == null) return false; if (xGeneric.GenericArguments.Count != yGeneric.GenericArguments.Count) return false; for (int i = 0; i < xGeneric.GenericArguments.Count; i++) if (!TypeReferenceEqualityComparer.AreEqual (xGeneric.GenericArguments [i], yGeneric.GenericArguments [i])) return false; } var xResolved = x.Resolve (); var yResolved = y.Resolve (); if (xResolved != yResolved) return false; if (xResolved == null) { // We couldn't resolve either method. In order for them to be equal, their parameter types _must_ match. But wait, there's a twist! // There exists a situation where we might get into a recursive state: parameter type comparison might lead to comparing the same // methods again if the parameter types are generic parameters whose owners are these methods. We guard against these by using a // thread static list of all our comparisons carried out in the stack so far, and if we're in progress of comparing them already, // we'll just say that they match. if (xComparisonStack == null) xComparisonStack = new List (); if (yComparisonStack == null) yComparisonStack = new List (); for (int i = 0; i < xComparisonStack.Count; i++) { if (xComparisonStack [i] == x && yComparisonStack [i] == y) return true; } xComparisonStack.Add (x); try { yComparisonStack.Add (y); try { for (int i = 0; i < x.Parameters.Count; i++) { if (!TypeReferenceEqualityComparer.AreEqual (x.Parameters [i].ParameterType, y.Parameters [i].ParameterType)) return false; } } finally { yComparisonStack.RemoveAt (yComparisonStack.Count - 1); } } finally { xComparisonStack.RemoveAt (xComparisonStack.Count - 1); } } return true; } public static bool AreSignaturesEqual (MethodReference x, MethodReference y, TypeComparisonMode comparisonMode = TypeComparisonMode.Exact) { if (x.HasThis != y.HasThis) return false; if (x.Parameters.Count != y.Parameters.Count) return false; if (x.GenericParameters.Count != y.GenericParameters.Count) return false; for (var i = 0; i < x.Parameters.Count; i++) if (!TypeReferenceEqualityComparer.AreEqual (x.Parameters [i].ParameterType, y.Parameters [i].ParameterType, comparisonMode)) return false; if (!TypeReferenceEqualityComparer.AreEqual (x.ReturnType, y.ReturnType, comparisonMode)) return false; return true; } public static int GetHashCodeFor (MethodReference obj) { // a very good prime number const int hashCodeMultiplier = 486187739; var genericInstanceMethod = obj as GenericInstanceMethod; if (genericInstanceMethod != null) { var hashCode = GetHashCodeFor (genericInstanceMethod.ElementMethod); for (var i = 0; i < genericInstanceMethod.GenericArguments.Count; i++) hashCode = hashCode * hashCodeMultiplier + TypeReferenceEqualityComparer.GetHashCodeFor (genericInstanceMethod.GenericArguments [i]); return hashCode; } return TypeReferenceEqualityComparer.GetHashCodeFor (obj.DeclaringType) * hashCodeMultiplier + obj.Name.GetHashCode (); } } }