Rename kAsciiStringTag to kOneByteStringTag

src/x64/code-stubs-x64.cc

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   // If result is not supposed to be flat, allocate a cons string object. If
   // both strings are ASCII the result is an ASCII cons string.
   // rax: first string
   // rbx: length of resulting flat string
   // rdx: second string
   // r8: instance type of first string
   // r9: instance type of second string
   Label non_ascii, allocated, ascii_data;
   __ movl(rcx, r8);
   __ and_(rcx, r9);
-  STATIC_ASSERT((kStringEncodingMask & kAsciiStringTag) != 0);
+  STATIC_ASSERT((kStringEncodingMask & kOneByteStringTag) != 0);
   STATIC_ASSERT((kStringEncodingMask & kTwoByteStringTag) == 0);
   __ testl(rcx, Immediate(kStringEncodingMask));
   __ j(zero, &non_ascii);
   __ bind(&ascii_data);
   // Allocate an ASCII cons string.
   __ AllocateAsciiConsString(rcx, rdi, no_reg, &call_runtime);
   __ bind(&allocated);
   // Fill the fields of the cons string.
   __ movq(FieldOperand(rcx, ConsString::kLengthOffset), rbx);
   __ movq(FieldOperand(rcx, ConsString::kHashFieldOffset),
           Immediate(String::kEmptyHashField));
   __ movq(FieldOperand(rcx, ConsString::kFirstOffset), rax);
   __ movq(FieldOperand(rcx, ConsString::kSecondOffset), rdx);
   __ movq(rax, rcx);
   __ IncrementCounter(counters->string_add_native(), 1);
   __ ret(2 * kPointerSize);
   __ bind(&non_ascii);
   // At least one of the strings is two-byte. Check whether it happens
   // to contain only ASCII characters.
   // rcx: first instance type AND second instance type.
   // r8: first instance type.
   // r9: second instance type.
   __ testb(rcx, Immediate(kAsciiDataHintMask));
   __ j(not_zero, &ascii_data);
   __ xor_(r8, r9);
-  STATIC_ASSERT(kAsciiStringTag != 0 && kAsciiDataHintTag != 0);
-  __ andb(r8, Immediate(kAsciiStringTag | kAsciiDataHintTag));
-  __ cmpb(r8, Immediate(kAsciiStringTag | kAsciiDataHintTag));
+  STATIC_ASSERT(kOneByteStringTag != 0 && kAsciiDataHintTag != 0);
+  __ andb(r8, Immediate(kOneByteStringTag | kAsciiDataHintTag));
+  __ cmpb(r8, Immediate(kOneByteStringTag | kAsciiDataHintTag));
   __ j(equal, &ascii_data);
   // Allocate a two byte cons string.
   __ AllocateTwoByteConsString(rcx, rdi, no_reg, &call_runtime);
   __ jmp(&allocated);
 
   // We cannot encounter sliced strings or cons strings here since:
   STATIC_ASSERT(SlicedString::kMinLength >= ConsString::kMinLength);
   // Handle creating a flat result from either external or sequential strings.
   // Locate the first characters' locations.
   // rax: first string
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     // is too short to be sliced anyways.
     __ cmpq(rcx, Immediate(SlicedString::kMinLength));
     // Short slice.  Copy instead of slicing.
     __ j(less, &copy_routine);
     // Allocate new sliced string.  At this point we do not reload the instance
     // type including the string encoding because we simply rely on the info
     // provided by the original string.  It does not matter if the original
     // string's encoding is wrong because we always have to recheck encoding of
     // the newly created string's parent anyways due to externalized strings.
     Label two_byte_slice, set_slice_header;
-    STATIC_ASSERT((kStringEncodingMask & kAsciiStringTag) != 0);
+    STATIC_ASSERT((kStringEncodingMask & kOneByteStringTag) != 0);
     STATIC_ASSERT((kStringEncodingMask & kTwoByteStringTag) == 0);
     __ testb(rbx, Immediate(kStringEncodingMask));
     __ j(zero, &two_byte_slice, Label::kNear);
     __ AllocateAsciiSlicedString(rax, rbx, r14, &runtime);
     __ jmp(&set_slice_header, Label::kNear);
     __ bind(&two_byte_slice);
     __ AllocateTwoByteSlicedString(rax, rbx, r14, &runtime);
     __ bind(&set_slice_header);
     __ Integer32ToSmi(rcx, rcx);
     __ movq(FieldOperand(rax, SlicedString::kLengthOffset), rcx);
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   // Rule out short external strings.
   STATIC_CHECK(kShortExternalStringTag != 0);
   __ testb(rbx, Immediate(kShortExternalStringMask));
   __ j(not_zero, &runtime);
   __ movq(rdi, FieldOperand(rdi, ExternalString::kResourceDataOffset));
   // Move the pointer so that offset-wise, it looks like a sequential string.
   STATIC_ASSERT(SeqTwoByteString::kHeaderSize == SeqAsciiString::kHeaderSize);
   __ subq(rdi, Immediate(SeqTwoByteString::kHeaderSize - kHeapObjectTag));
 
   __ bind(&sequential_string);
-  STATIC_ASSERT((kAsciiStringTag & kStringEncodingMask) != 0);
+  STATIC_ASSERT((kOneByteStringTag & kStringEncodingMask) != 0);
   __ testb(rbx, Immediate(kStringEncodingMask));
   __ j(zero, &two_byte_sequential);
 
   // Allocate the result.
   __ AllocateAsciiString(rax, rcx, r11, r14, r15, &runtime);
 
   // rax: result string
   // rcx: result string length
   __ movq(r14, rsi);  // esi used by following code.
   {  // Locate character of sub string start.
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 #endif
 
   __ Ret();
 }
 
 #undef __
 
 } }  // namespace v8::internal
 
 #endif  // V8_TARGET_ARCH_X64