Use relative line numbers instead of addresses when placing arrows. (#2636)

The used data structures are intended for dense ranges, using addresses
directly can cause excesive memory usage.
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@ -874,10 +874,18 @@ void DisassemblyLeftPanel::paintEvent(QPaintEvent *event)
using LineInfo = std::pair<RVA, int>;
std::vector<LineInfo> lineOffsets;
lineOffsets.reserve(lines.size());
lineOffsets.reserve(lines.size() + arrows.size());
RVA minViewOffset = 0, maxViewOffset = 0;
if (lines.size() > 0) {
minViewOffset = maxViewOffset = lines[0].offset;
}
for (int i = 0; i < lines.size(); i++) {
lineOffsets.emplace_back(lines[i].offset, i);
minViewOffset = std::min(minViewOffset, lines[i].offset);
maxViewOffset = std::max(maxViewOffset, lines[i].offset);
if (lines[i].arrow != RVA_INVALID) {
Arrow a { lines[i].offset, lines[i].arrow };
bool contains = std::find_if(std::begin(arrows), std::end(arrows),
@ -891,24 +899,54 @@ void DisassemblyLeftPanel::paintEvent(QPaintEvent *event)
}
}
auto addOffsetOutsideScreen = [&](RVA offset) {
if (offset < minViewOffset || offset > maxViewOffset) {
lineOffsets.emplace_back(offset, -1);
}
};
// Assign sequential numbers to offsets outside screen while preserving their relative order.
// Preserving relative order helps reducing reordering while scrolling. Using sequential numbers
// allows using data structures designed for dense ranges.
for (auto &arrow : arrows) {
addOffsetOutsideScreen(arrow.min);
addOffsetOutsideScreen(arrow.max);
}
std::sort(lineOffsets.begin(), lineOffsets.end());
lineOffsets.erase(std::unique(lineOffsets.begin(), lineOffsets.end()), lineOffsets.end());
size_t firstVisibleLine = std::find_if(lineOffsets.begin(), lineOffsets.end(),
[](const LineInfo &line) { return line.second == 0; })
- lineOffsets.begin();
for (int i = int(firstVisibleLine) - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
// -1 to ensure end of arrrow is drawn outside screen
lineOffsets[i].second = i - firstVisibleLine - 1;
}
size_t firstLineAfter =
std::find_if(lineOffsets.begin(), lineOffsets.end(),
[&](const LineInfo &line) { return line.first > maxViewOffset; })
- lineOffsets.begin();
for (size_t i = firstLineAfter; i < lineOffsets.size(); i++) {
lineOffsets[i].second = lines.size() + (i - firstLineAfter)
+ 1; // +1 to ensure end of arrrow is drawn outside screen
}
auto offsetToLine = [&](RVA offset) -> int {
// binary search because linesPixPosition is sorted by offset
if (lineOffsets.empty()) {
return 0;
}
if (offset < lineOffsets[0].first) {
return -2;
return lineOffsets[0].second - 1;
}
auto res = lower_bound(std::begin(lineOffsets), std::end(lineOffsets), offset,
[](const LineInfo &it, RVA offset) { return it.first < offset; });
if (res == std::end(lineOffsets)) {
return lines.size() + 2;
return lineOffsets.back().second + 1;
}
return res->second;
};
RVA visibleTop = lineOffsets[0].first, visibleBottom = lineOffsets.back().first;
auto fitsInScreen = [&](const Arrow &a) { return visibleBottom - visibleTop < a.length(); };
auto fitsInScreen = [&](const Arrow &a) { return maxViewOffset - minViewOffset < a.length(); };
std::sort(std::begin(arrows), std::end(arrows), [&](const Arrow &l, const Arrow &r) {
int lScreen = fitsInScreen(l), rScreen = fitsInScreen(r);
@ -918,25 +956,28 @@ void DisassemblyLeftPanel::paintEvent(QPaintEvent *event)
return l.max != r.max ? l.max < r.max : l.min > r.min;
});
RVA max = 0;
RVA min = RVA_MAX;
int minLine = 0, maxLine = 0;
for (auto &it : arrows) {
min = std::min(it.min, min);
max = std::max(it.max, max);
minLine = std::min(offsetToLine(it.min), minLine);
maxLine = std::max(offsetToLine(it.max), maxLine);
it.level = 0;
}
const int MAX_ARROW_LINES = 1 << 18;
uint32_t maxLevel = 0;
if (!arrows.empty()) {
MinMaxAccumulateTree<uint32_t> maxLevelTree(max - min + 2);
if (!arrows.empty() && maxLine - minLine < MAX_ARROW_LINES) {
// Limit maximum tree range to MAX_ARROW_LINES as sanity check, since the tree is designed
// for dense ranges. Under normal conditions due to amount lines fitting screen and number
// of arrows remembered should be few hundreds at most.
MinMaxAccumulateTree<uint32_t> maxLevelTree(maxLine - minLine + 2);
for (Arrow &arrow : arrows) {
RVA top = arrow.min >= min ? arrow.min - min + 1 : 0;
RVA bottom = std::min(arrow.max - min, max - min) + 2;
int top = offsetToLine(arrow.min) - minLine;
int bottom = offsetToLine(arrow.max) - minLine + 1;
auto minMax = maxLevelTree.rangeMinMax(top, bottom);
if (minMax.first > 1) {
arrow.level = 1;
arrow.level = 1; // place bellow existing lines
} else {
arrow.level = minMax.second + 1;
arrow.level = minMax.second + 1; // place on top of existing lines
maxLevel = std::max(maxLevel, arrow.level);
}
maxLevelTree.updateRange(top, bottom, arrow.level);
@ -975,7 +1016,7 @@ void DisassemblyLeftPanel::paintEvent(QPaintEvent *event)
// Draw the lines
p.drawLine(rightOffset, currentLineYPos, rightOffset - lineOffset, currentLineYPos); // left
p.drawLine(rightOffset - lineOffset, currentLineYPos, rightOffset - lineOffset,
lineArrowY); // horizontal
lineArrowY); // vertical
p.drawLine(rightOffset - lineOffset, lineArrowY, rightOffset, lineArrowY); // right