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package com.oracle.graal.api.code;

/**
 * Specifies the action that should be taken by the runtime in case a certain deoptimization is
 * triggered.
 */
public enum DeoptimizationAction {
    /**
     * Do not invalidate the machine code. This is typically used when deoptimizing at a point where
     * it's highly likely nothing will change the likelihood of the deoptimization happening again.
     * For example, a compiled array allocation where the size is negative.
     */
    None,

    /**
     * Do not invalidate the machine code, but schedule a recompilation if this deoptimization is
     * triggered too often.
     */
    RecompileIfTooManyDeopts,

    /**
     * Invalidate the machine code and reset the profiling information.
     */
    InvalidateReprofile,

    /**
     * Invalidate the machine code and immediately schedule a recompilation. This is typically used
     * when deoptimizing to resolve an unresolved symbol in which case extra profiling is not
     * required to determine that the deoptimization will not re-occur.
     */
    InvalidateRecompile,

    /**
     * Invalidate the machine code and stop compiling the outermost method of this compilation.
     */
    InvalidateStopCompiling;
}