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Q: How do i make the constraints resize the buttons correctly? I've added a stoplight image and red, yellow, and green buttons. I want to have the buttons resize to iPhone 4S and iPhone 6S screens, but the buttons either disappear off the page or are the wrong size for the iPhone 4S.  I thought the number of point would resize proportionately, but it appears it does not.  Any help would be appreciated, I really want to understand constraints but I am just not getting it! Normally I would just do a x-position/screensize, y-position/screensize to relocated it, but this could be noticeably too long.

Here is the constraints of the latest incorrect location. When I try to select the stoplight image, it won't provide a constraint for the leading and trailing edge to the stoplight image.

The yellow button is placed against the stoplight image, but it won't resize.

A: Constraints are tricky, and it looks like you have a lot going on there. It's hard to tell you exactly what to do for this so, here's what I would try to do if I was having this issue(hopefully one works for you):

*

*Set the images in the Attributes Inspector to either Aspect Fit or Redraw... That should fix your issue with them being different shapes.

*Also look through the list of constraints to see if one relies on another, (for example the red and yellow seem to have similar constraints). If they rely on each other, ensure to satisfy any constraints that aren't yet - based off of the "parent" image.

*Select everything and set to "Reset to Suggested Constraints". Build and run. If that doesn't fix it then there's only a few things left you can do.

*Remove all the constraints on every object. Start with the black image and add missing constraints... or set it to "Center Horizontally in Container". Right click and drag the image or asset to your "view" or to the yellow "First" circle located above.

Hopefully this helps.

A: The easiest solution would be to give all images fixed values for their width and height constraints.  Then you can align the spotlightImage in the superview as you wish and define the alignment of the circle images relative to the stoplight image.
However, if you would like to stretch the width of the stoplight image depending on the width of the screen, this is a complex problem.  I played around a bit trying to define all constraints in storyboard, but could not come up with a proper solution.  What one ideally would like to do, for example, is define the centreX of the circles proportionally to the spotlight image's width.  Similarly for the y position.  Unfortunately this is not possible.
In code one have a little bit more control.  Here is a solution that will work.  It is not pretty, because you are actually recalculating the width of the spotlightImage, but it works :-)
class ViewController: UIViewController {

    lazy var stopLightImageView: UIImageView = {
        return UIImageView(image: UIImage(named:"stopLight"))
    }()

    lazy var circleImageView: UIImageView = {
        return UIImageView(image: UIImage(named:"circle"))
    }()

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        setupViews()
    }

    private func setupViews() {
        //Values at start.  This is used to calculate the proportional values, since you know they produce the correct results.
        let stoplightStartWidth: CGFloat = 540
        let stoplightStartHeight: CGFloat = 542
        let circleStartWidth: CGFloat = 151
        let circleStartLeading: CGFloat = 231
        let circleStartTop: CGFloat = 52

        let screenWidth = UIScreen.mainScreen().bounds.size.width
        let stoplightMargin: CGFloat = 20

        self.view.addSubview(stopLightImageView)
        stopLightImageView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false

        //stoplightImage constraints
        stopLightImageView.leadingAnchor.constraintEqualToAnchor(self.view.leadingAnchor, constant: stoplightMargin).active = true
        stopLightImageView.trailingAnchor.constraintEqualToAnchor(self.view.trailingAnchor, constant: -stoplightMargin).active = true
        stopLightImageView.centerYAnchor.constraintEqualToAnchor(self.view.centerYAnchor, constant: 0).active = true
        stopLightImageView.heightAnchor.constraintEqualToAnchor(stopLightImageView.widthAnchor, multiplier: stoplightStartWidth/stoplightStartHeight).active = true

        self.view.addSubview(circleImageView)
        circleImageView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false

        //circle constraints
        circleImageView.widthAnchor.constraintEqualToAnchor(stopLightImageView.widthAnchor, multiplier: circleStartWidth/stoplightStartWidth).active = true
        circleImageView.heightAnchor.constraintEqualToAnchor(circleImageView.widthAnchor, multiplier: 1).active = true
        let stoplightWidth = screenWidth - 2*stoplightMargin
        let stoplightHeight = stoplightWidth * stoplightStartHeight/stoplightStartWidth
        circleImageView.leadingAnchor.constraintEqualToAnchor(stopLightImageView.leadingAnchor, constant: stoplightWidth*circleStartLeading/stoplightStartWidth).active = true
        circleImageView.topAnchor.constraintEqualToAnchor(stopLightImageView.topAnchor, constant: stoplightHeight*circleStartTop/stoplightStartHeight).active = true
    }
}

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Steven Marshall, MP, Premier of South Australia officially opened Frazer-Nash's Adelaide headquarters at a breakfast event on 6 November.
The Premier, together with key clients from the region, watched presentations outlining just some of the work Frazer-Nash Consultancy has delivered in South Australia.
Jonathan Armstrong, Director of Frazer-Nash's Australian business said:
"We've created 40 high value jobs in South Australia and our fantastic, enlarged office gives us the space to create the next 40.
"Our success is founded on being relevant to the future needs of our clients, being the best at what we do and caring deeply about how we do it. We align our services to transforming societal trends, such as security in a changing world, urbanisation, decarbonising energy supply whilst ensuring reliability and affordability, the increased use of technology in agriculture, and the pervasive imperative of innovation. It's this alignment that makes us so relevant to client needs and so exciting for our staff.
"We were delighted to be joined by the Premier and so many of our clients on this very special day for our Australian business."
Frazer-Nash's Adelaide headquarters have been trebled in size in response to increased demand for the consultancy's services in Australia. Since opening its first Australian office in 2010 Frazer-Nash has supported high-profile South Australian projects including Sundrop Farms, SIMEC Zen, the SEA1000 Future Submarine project, the Federal Government's initiative to develop a low level radioactive waste disposal facility, and the root cause analysis of power failures at the Royal Adelaide Hospital.

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It is a WORK OF FICTION. Garett doesn't live with Ken Wahl.
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"Look, there have been, like, four hundred postcards already."
Five things I will say to Garett Maggart when he appears on my doorstep with a C&D.
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National Register of Historic Places listings in Botetourt County, Virginia facts for kids
Location of Botetourt County in Virginia
This is a list of the National Register of Historic Places listings in Botetourt County, Virginia.
This is intended to be a complete list of the properties and districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Botetourt County, Virginia, United States. The locations of National Register properties and districts for which the latitude and longitude coordinates are included below, may be seen in an online map.
There are 30 properties and districts listed on the National Register in the county. Another 2 properties were once listed but have been removed.
This National Park Service list is complete through NPS recent listings posted March 31, 2017.
Name on the Register
Anderson House February 25, 1999
(#98000696) 5640 Lee Ln.
37°28′28″N 79°58′08″W / 37.474444°N 79.968889°W / 37.474444; -79.968889 (Anderson House) Haymakertown
Annandale February 11, 1993
(#93000039) VA 608, 1.5 mi. E of jct. with VA 609
37°35′44″N 79°34′46″W / 37.595556°N 79.579444°W / 37.595556; -79.579444 (Annandale) Gilmore Mills
Bessemer Archaeological Site (44 BO 26) December 15, 1984
(#84000807) Address Restricted
Blue Ridge Hall November 22, 2016
(#16000794) 11593 U.S. Route 11
37°28′20″N 79°47′41″W / 37.472222°N 79.794722°W / 37.472222; -79.794722 (Blue Ridge Hall) Fincastle
Bowyer-Holladay House June 10, 1999
(#99000704) US 220
37°26′19″N 79°54′23″W / 37.438611°N 79.906250°W / 37.438611; -79.906250 (Bowyer-Holladay House) Fincastle
Breckinridge Mill July 30, 1980
(#80004172) West of Fincastle on VA 600; also 7850 Breckinridge Mill Rd.
37°30′00″N 79°54′38″W / 37.500000°N 79.910556°W / 37.500000; -79.910556 (Breckinridge Mill) Fincastle 7850 Breckinridge Mill represents a boundary increase of May 30, 2002
Buchanan Historic District
(#99000070) Roughly along Main St., from 19th St. to the intersection of US 81 and Main St.
37°31′43″N 79°40′48″W / 37.528611°N 79.68°W / 37.528611; -79.68 (Buchanan Historic District) Buchanan
Callie Furnace January 21, 1974
(#74002108) 1.5 mi. N of Glen Wilton in the George Washington National Forest
37°46′37″N 79°49′26″W / 37.776944°N 79.823889°W / 37.776944; -79.823889 (Callie Furnace) Glen Wilton
Fincastle Historic District
(#69000224) Roughly bounded by Carper, Hancock, Catawba, and Back Sts., and Griffin Alley
37°29′55″N 79°52′34″W / 37.498611°N 79.876111°W / 37.498611; -79.876111 (Fincastle Historic District) Fincastle
Gala Site March 17, 2010
(#10000088) Eastern bank of the James River between Mill and Sinking Creeks
37°41′22″N 79°48′40″W / 37.689444°N 79.811111°W / 37.689444; -79.811111 (Gala Site) Gala
Greenfield June 28, 2011
(#10000792) Botetourt Center at Greenfield, U.S. Route 220
37°26′09″N 79°55′04″W / 37.435833°N 79.917778°W / 37.435833; -79.917778 (Greenfield) Fincastle
(#01001571) 1066 Greyledge Rd.
37°34′22″N 79°40′00″W / 37.572778°N 79.666667°W / 37.572778; -79.666667 (Greyledge) Buchanan
Hawthorne Hall January 28, 2000
(#00000025) 1527 Hawthorne Hall Rd.
37°31′30″N 79°53′30″W / 37.525000°N 79.891667°W / 37.525000; -79.891667 (Hawthorne Hall) Fincastle
Thomas D. Kinzie House
(#02000445) 65 Kinzie Rd.
37°23′45″N 79°53′54″W / 37.395833°N 79.898333°W / 37.395833; -79.898333 (Thomas D. Kinzie House) Troutville
(#07001132) 13508 Lee Hwy.
37°29′20″N 79°46′38″W / 37.488889°N 79.777222°W / 37.488889; -79.777222 (Lauderdale) Buchanan
Looney Mill Creek Site August 3, 1978
Bryan McDonald Jr., House
(#11000604) 4084 Catawba Rd.
37°26′49″N 79°57′54″W / 37.446944°N 79.965000°W / 37.446944; -79.965000 (Bryan McDonald Jr., House) Troutville
Nininger's Mill July 30, 1980
(#80004171) S of Daleville
37°24′06″N 79°55′06″W / 37.401667°N 79.918333°W / 37.401667; -79.918333 (Nininger's Mill) Daleville
Phoenix Bridge
(#75002015) NW of Eagle Rock off VA 615 over Craig Creek
37°38′57″N 79°49′52″W / 37.649167°N 79.831111°W / 37.649167; -79.831111 (Phoenix Bridge) Eagle Rock
Prospect Hill December 28, 1979
(#79003031) Off VA 606
37°29′31″N 79°52′20″W / 37.491944°N 79.872222°W / 37.491944; -79.872222 (Prospect Hill) Fincastle
George Washington Rader House August 25, 2014
(#14000525) 8910 Lee Hwy.
37°27′08″N 79°49′52″W / 37.452222°N 79.831111°W / 37.452222; -79.831111 (George Washington Rader House) Fincastle
Reynolds Property November 22, 2016
(#16000795) 514 Rocky Rd.
37°35′21″N 79°36′58″W / 37.589167°N 79.616111°W / 37.589167; -79.616111 (Reynolds Property) Buchanan
Roaring Run Furnace March 21, 1983
(#83003263) NW of Eagle Rock on VA 621
37°42′29″N 79°53′34″W / 37.708056°N 79.892778°W / 37.708056; -79.892778 (Roaring Run Furnace) Eagle Rock
Santillane July 24, 1974
(#74002107) W of U.S. 220
37°29′36″N 79°52′53″W / 37.493333°N 79.881389°W / 37.493333; -79.881389 (Santillane) Fincastle
Varney's Falls Dam October 14, 1993
(#93001127) 1 mi. E of jct. of VA 608 and VA 609 on the James R.
37°34′49″N 79°35′49″W / 37.580278°N 79.596944°W / 37.580278; -79.596944 (Varney's Falls Dam) Gilmore Mills
Wheatland Manor February 5, 1992
(#91002040) N side VA 6391⁄4 mi. SE of jct. with VA 638
37°30′16″N 79°48′21″W / 37.504444°N 79.805972°W / 37.504444; -79.805972 (Wheatland Manor) Fincastle
Wiloma November 22, 1985
(#85002913) Off US 220
37°30′57″N 79°53′22″W / 37.515833°N 79.889444°W / 37.515833; -79.889444 (Wiloma) Fincastle
Wilson Warehouse
(#78003008) Lower and Washington Sts.
37°31′38″N 79°40′56″W / 37.527361°N 79.682222°W / 37.527361; -79.682222 (Wilson Warehouse) Buchanan
Former listings
Date removed
Botetourt County Courthouse July 2, 1971
(#71001063) 1975 Corner of Main and Roanoke Sts.
Fincastle Added to National Register after it was destroyed by fire in December 1970
Springwood Truss Bridge April 15, 1978
(#78003009) March 19, 2001 VA 630 over James River
Springwood Destroyed by flood in 1985
National Register of Historic Places listings in Botetourt County, Virginia Facts for Kids. Kiddle Encyclopedia.


My veg garden is in need of some nutrients and it must be the soil. Where can I have a sample of soil analyzed to determine what I need to add to soil to enrich it?
The best and most accurate thing you can do to get your soil tested is to go to the county extension service and they can tell you where to send your soil sample into your state extension service. They might even have kits available at your county extension service. I know you have to take samples from 3 or 4 places in your yard as it can vary much. You can also buy them at Walmart and other nurseries but they are not as accurate as when the state does the testing.
My local nursery has the kits, it comes in a little box preaddressed. You just gather sample and mail it in with a check for $10. Ask your nursery if they have something similar.


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Law360 Names Katherine Lubin Benson and Kevin Budner Rising Stars for 2021
Published On: June 1st, 2021Categories: Awards, Firm News
We are delighted to announce that Law360 has selected two Lieff Cabraser partners as "Rising Stars" for 2021. Lieff Cabraser partner Katherine Lubin Benson has been selected as a Securities Rising Star for 2021, and Kevin Budner has been selected as a 2021 Class Action Rising Star.
Law360 notes its Rising Star awards "recognize attorneys under 40 who have demonstrated outstanding career accomplishments," and will publish short profiles of all the honorees in the coming weeks.
More than 1,400 submissions were reviewed for this year's Rising Star awards. The publication selected 180 attorneys from over 80 law firms across 38 different practice areas "whose legal accomplishments transcend their age."
Congratulations, Katie and Kevin!
About Katherine Lubin Benson
A partner in Lieff Cabraser's San Francisco office, Katherine Lubin Benson specializes in securities and derivative suits and antitrust class actions. She was one of the firm lawyers heading the shareholder derivative action against Wells Fargo's current and former officers and directors arising from the bank's massive illicit sales practices scandal, which settled for a $240 million cash payment and corporate governance reforms in late 2018. The settlement received final approval in April 2020, and represents the largest insurer-funded derivative settlement in history. Lieff Cabraser's work on the case was recognized by the American Antitrust Institute, which honored the firm with the 2020 Outstanding Private Practice Antitrust Achievement award. Katherine was awarded AAI's Outstanding Antitrust Litigation Achievement by a Young Lawyer award for her contributions to the case.
Katherine was recently named as one of six lawyer representatives to the Ninth Circuit Judicial Counsel for the 2020-2023 term, and currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Northern District Practice Program, which provides continuing legal education programing for judges and practitioners in the district. She also serves on the Board of Directors of the East Bay Community Law Center, a non-profit affiliated with Berkeley Law providing free legal services to low-income communities.
About Kevin Budner
A partner in Lieff Cabraser's San Francisco office, Kevin Budner specializes in consumer protection and personal injury law. His successes at the firm include representing vehicle owners in the Volkswagen "Clean Diesel" multidistrict litigation, in which plaintiffs allege that Volkswagen intentionally and systematically cheated its customers, lied to the government, and misled the public about the emissions of its diesel engine vehicles. The Court granted final approval to a partial class settlement worth $10.03 billion in 2016, and a second partial class settlement valued at between $1.2 billion and $4.1 billion in 2017. The team won the California Daily Journal's "California Lawyer of the Year" award, was honored as finalists by the Consumer Attorneys of California for their prestigious Consumer Attorney of the Year award, and continues to prosecute claims under the Lanham Act on behalf of competitor dealerships that allege they lost sales as a result of Volkswagen's fraud.
Kevin also helped secure settlements for dozens of personal injury and wrongful death victims related to the General Motors Ignition Switch Defect and the Medtronic Infuse litigation.


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#ifndef ECMA_GLOBALS_H
#define ECMA_GLOBALS_H

#include "config.h"
#include "jrt.h"
#include "lit-magic-strings.h"
#include "jmem.h"

/** \addtogroup ecma ECMA
 * @{
 *
 * \addtogroup ecmatypes ECMA types
 * @{
 *
 * \addtogroup compressedpointer Compressed pointer
 * @{
 */

/**
 * The NULL value for compressed pointers
 */
#define ECMA_NULL_POINTER JMEM_CP_NULL

/**
 * @}
 */

/**
 * JerryScript init flags.
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_INIT_EMPTY               = (0u),      /**< empty flag set */
  ECMA_INIT_SHOW_OPCODES        = (1u << 0), /**< dump byte-code to log after parse */
  ECMA_INIT_SHOW_REGEXP_OPCODES = (1u << 1), /**< dump regexp byte-code to log after compilation */
  ECMA_INIT_MEM_STATS           = (1u << 2), /**< dump memory statistics */
} ecma_init_flag_t;

/**
 * JerryScript status flags.
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_STATUS_API_AVAILABLE     = (1u << 0), /**< api available */
  ECMA_STATUS_DIRECT_EVAL       = (1u << 1), /**< eval is called directly */
#ifndef CONFIG_ECMA_PROPERTY_HASHMAP_DISABLE
  ECMA_STATUS_HIGH_SEV_GC       = (1u << 2), /**< last gc run was a high severity run */
#endif /* !CONFIG_ECMA_PROPERTY_HASHMAP_DISABLE */
  ECMA_STATUS_EXCEPTION         = (1u << 3), /**< last exception is a normal exception */
} ecma_status_flag_t;

/**
 * Type of ecma value
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_TYPE_DIRECT = 0, /**< directly encoded value, a 28 bit signed integer or a simple value */
  ECMA_TYPE_STRING = 1, /**< pointer to description of a string */
  ECMA_TYPE_FLOAT = 2, /**< pointer to a 64 or 32 bit floating point number */
  ECMA_TYPE_OBJECT = 3, /**< pointer to description of an object */
  ECMA_TYPE_SYMBOL = 4, /**< pointer to description of a symbol */
  ECMA_TYPE_DIRECT_STRING = 5, /**< directly encoded string values */
  ECMA_TYPE_ERROR = 7, /**< pointer to description of an error reference (only supported by C API) */
  ECMA_TYPE_POINTER = ECMA_TYPE_ERROR, /**< a generic aligned pointer */
  ECMA_TYPE_SNAPSHOT_OFFSET = ECMA_TYPE_ERROR, /**< offset to a snapshot number/string */
  ECMA_TYPE___MAX = ECMA_TYPE_ERROR /** highest value for ecma types */
} ecma_type_t;

#ifdef JERRY_DEBUGGER
/**
 * Shift for scope chain index part in ecma_parse_opts
 */
#define ECMA_PARSE_CHAIN_INDEX_SHIFT 16
#endif

/**
 * Option flags for script parsing.
 * Note:
 *      The enum members must be kept in sync with parser_general_flags_t
 *      The last 16 bits are reserved for scope chain index
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_PARSE_NO_OPTS = 0, /**< no options passed */
  ECMA_PARSE_STRICT_MODE = (1u << 0), /**< enable strict mode */
  ECMA_PARSE_DIRECT_EVAL = (1u << 1), /**< eval is called directly (ECMA-262 v5, 15.1.2.1.1) */
  /* These four status flags must be in this order. See PARSER_CLASS_PARSE_OPTS_OFFSET. */
  ECMA_PARSE_CLASS_CONSTRUCTOR = (1u << 2), /**< a class constructor is being parsed (this value must be kept in
                                             *   in sync with PARSER_CLASS_CONSTRUCTOR) */
  ECMA_PARSE_HAS_SUPER = (1u << 3), /**< the current context has super reference */
  ECMA_PARSE_HAS_IMPL_SUPER = (1u << 4), /**< the current context has implicit parent class */
  ECMA_PARSE_HAS_STATIC_SUPER = (1u << 5), /**< the current context is a static class method */
} ecma_parse_opts_t;

/**
 * Description of an ecma value
 *
 * Bit-field structure: type (3) | value (29)
 */
typedef uint32_t ecma_value_t;

/**
 * Type for directly encoded integer numbers in JerryScript.
 */
typedef int32_t ecma_integer_value_t;

#if UINTPTR_MAX <= UINT32_MAX

/**
 * JMEM_ALIGNMENT_LOG aligned pointers can be stored directly in ecma_value_t
 */
#define ECMA_VALUE_CAN_STORE_UINTPTR_VALUE_DIRECTLY

#endif /* UINTPTR_MAX <= UINT32_MAX */

/**
 * Mask for ecma types in ecma_value_t
 */
#define ECMA_VALUE_TYPE_MASK 0x7u

/**
 * Shift for value part in ecma_value_t
 */
#define ECMA_VALUE_SHIFT 3

/**
 * Mask for directly encoded values
 */
#define ECMA_DIRECT_TYPE_MASK ((1u << ECMA_VALUE_SHIFT) | ECMA_VALUE_TYPE_MASK)

/**
 * Ecma integer value type
 */
#define ECMA_DIRECT_TYPE_INTEGER_VALUE ((0u << ECMA_VALUE_SHIFT) | ECMA_TYPE_DIRECT)

/**
 * Ecma simple value type
 */
#define ECMA_DIRECT_TYPE_SIMPLE_VALUE ((1u << ECMA_VALUE_SHIFT) | ECMA_TYPE_DIRECT)

/**
 * Shift for directly encoded values in ecma_value_t
 */
#define ECMA_DIRECT_SHIFT 4

/**
 * ECMA make simple value
 */
#define ECMA_MAKE_VALUE(value) \
  ((((ecma_value_t) (value)) << ECMA_DIRECT_SHIFT) | ECMA_DIRECT_TYPE_SIMPLE_VALUE)

/**
 * Simple ecma values
 */
enum
{
  /**
   * Empty value is implementation defined value, used for representing:
   *   - empty (uninitialized) values
   *   - immutable binding values
   *   - special register or stack values for vm
   */
  ECMA_VALUE_EMPTY = ECMA_MAKE_VALUE (0), /**< uninitialized value */
  ECMA_VALUE_ERROR = ECMA_MAKE_VALUE (1), /**< an error is currently thrown */
  ECMA_VALUE_FALSE = ECMA_MAKE_VALUE (2), /**< boolean false */
  ECMA_VALUE_TRUE = ECMA_MAKE_VALUE (3), /**< boolean true */
  ECMA_VALUE_UNDEFINED = ECMA_MAKE_VALUE (4), /**< undefined value */
  ECMA_VALUE_NULL = ECMA_MAKE_VALUE (5), /**< null value */
  ECMA_VALUE_ARRAY_HOLE = ECMA_MAKE_VALUE (6), /**< array hole, used for
                                                *   initialization of an array literal */
  ECMA_VALUE_NOT_FOUND = ECMA_MAKE_VALUE (7), /**< a special value returned by
                                               *   ecma_op_object_find */
  ECMA_VALUE_REGISTER_REF = ECMA_MAKE_VALUE (8), /**< register reference,
                                                  *   a special "base" value for vm */
  ECMA_VALUE_IMPLICIT_CONSTRUCTOR = ECMA_MAKE_VALUE (9), /**< special value for bound class constructors */
};

#if !ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64)
/**
 * Maximum integer number for an ecma value
 */
#define ECMA_INTEGER_NUMBER_MAX         0x7fffff
/**
 * Maximum integer number for an ecma value (shifted left with ECMA_DIRECT_SHIFT)
 */
#define ECMA_INTEGER_NUMBER_MAX_SHIFTED 0x7fffff0
#else /* ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64) */
/**
 * Maximum integer number for an ecma value
 */
#define ECMA_INTEGER_NUMBER_MAX         0x7ffffff
/**
 * Maximum integer number for an ecma value (shifted left with ECMA_DIRECT_SHIFT)
 */
#define ECMA_INTEGER_NUMBER_MAX_SHIFTED 0x7ffffff0
#endif /* !ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64) */

#if !ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64)
/**
 * Minimum integer number for an ecma value
 */
#define ECMA_INTEGER_NUMBER_MIN         -0x7fffff
/**
 * Minimum integer number for an ecma value (shifted left with ECMA_DIRECT_SHIFT)
 */
#define ECMA_INTEGER_NUMBER_MIN_SHIFTED -0x7fffff0
#else /* ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64) */
/**
 * Minimum integer number for an ecma value
 */
#define ECMA_INTEGER_NUMBER_MIN         -0x8000000
/**
 * Minimum integer number for an ecma value (shifted left with ECMA_DIRECT_SHIFT)
 */
#define ECMA_INTEGER_NUMBER_MIN_SHIFTED (-0x7fffffff - 1) /* -0x80000000 */
#endif /* !ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64) */

#if ECMA_DIRECT_SHIFT != 4
#error "Please update ECMA_INTEGER_NUMBER_MIN/MAX_SHIFTED according to the new value of ECMA_DIRECT_SHIFT."
#endif

/**
 * Checks whether the integer number is in the integer number range.
 */
#define ECMA_IS_INTEGER_NUMBER(num) \
  (ECMA_INTEGER_NUMBER_MIN <= (num) && (num) <= ECMA_INTEGER_NUMBER_MAX)

/**
 * Maximum integer number, which if squared, still fits in ecma_integer_value_t
 */
#if !ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64)
#define ECMA_INTEGER_MULTIPLY_MAX 0xb50
#else /* ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64) */
#define ECMA_INTEGER_MULTIPLY_MAX 0x2d41
#endif /* !ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64) */

/**
 * Checks whether the error flag is set.
 */
#define ECMA_IS_VALUE_ERROR(value) \
  (JERRY_UNLIKELY ((value) == ECMA_VALUE_ERROR))

/**
 * Callback which tells whether the ECMAScript execution should be stopped.
 */
typedef ecma_value_t (*ecma_vm_exec_stop_callback_t) (void *user_p);

/**
 * Type of an external function handler.
 */
typedef ecma_value_t (*ecma_external_handler_t) (const ecma_value_t function_obj,
                                                 const ecma_value_t this_val,
                                                 const ecma_value_t args_p[],
                                                 const ecma_length_t args_count);

/**
 * Native free callback of an object.
 */
typedef void (*ecma_object_native_free_callback_t) (void *native_p);

/**
 * Type information of a native pointer.
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_object_native_free_callback_t free_cb; /**< the free callback of the native pointer */
} ecma_object_native_info_t;

/**
 * Representation for native pointer data.
 */
typedef struct ecma_native_pointer_t
{
  void *data_p; /**< points to the data of the object */
  ecma_object_native_info_t *info_p; /**< native info */
  struct ecma_native_pointer_t *next_p; /**< points to the next ecma_native_pointer_t element */
} ecma_native_pointer_t;

/**
 * Property list:
 *   The property list of an object is a chain list of various items.
 *   The type of each item is stored in the first byte of the item.
 *
 *   The most common item is the property pair, which contains two
 *   ecmascript properties. It is also important, that after the
 *   first property pair, only property pair items are allowed.
 *
 *   Example for other items is property name hash map, or array of items.
 */

/**
 * Property type list.
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_SPECIAL, /**< special purpose property (deleted / hashmap) */
  ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_NAMEDDATA, /**< property is named data */
  ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_NAMEDACCESSOR, /**< property is named accessor */
  ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_INTERNAL, /**< internal property with custom data field */
  ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_VIRTUAL = ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_INTERNAL, /**< property is virtual data property */

  ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE__MAX = ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_VIRTUAL, /**< highest value for property types. */
} ecma_property_types_t;

/**
 * Property name listing options.
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_LIST_NO_OPTS = (0), /**< no options are provided */
  ECMA_LIST_ARRAY_INDICES = (1 << 0), /**< exclude properties with names
                                       *   that are not indices */
  ECMA_LIST_ENUMERABLE = (1 << 1), /**< exclude non-enumerable properties */
  ECMA_LIST_PROTOTYPE = (1 << 2), /**< list properties from prototype chain */
#if ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_BUILTIN_SYMBOL)
  ECMA_LIST_SYMBOLS = (1 << 3), /**< list symbol properties only */
#endif /* ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_BUILTIN_SYMBOL) */
} ecma_list_properties_options_t;

/**
 * List enumerable properties and include the prototype chain.
 */
#define ECMA_LIST_ENUMERABLE_PROTOTYPE (ECMA_LIST_ENUMERABLE | ECMA_LIST_PROTOTYPE)

/**
 * Property type mask.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_MASK 0x3

/**
 * Property flags base shift.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_SHIFT 2

/**
 * Property flag list (for ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_NAMEDDATA
 * and ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_NAMEDACCESSOR).
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_CONFIGURABLE = 1u << (ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_SHIFT + 0), /**< property is configurable */
  ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_ENUMERABLE = 1u << (ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_SHIFT + 1), /**< property is enumerable */
  ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_WRITABLE = 1u << (ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_SHIFT + 2), /**< property is writable */
  ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_LCACHED = 1u << (ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_SHIFT + 3), /**< property is lcached */
} ecma_property_flags_t;

/**
 * Property flags configurable, enumerable, writable.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_CONFIGURABLE_ENUMERABLE_WRITABLE \
  (ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_CONFIGURABLE | ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_ENUMERABLE | ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_WRITABLE)

/**
 * Property flags configurable, enumerable.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_CONFIGURABLE_ENUMERABLE \
  (ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_CONFIGURABLE | ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_ENUMERABLE)

/**
 * Property flags configurable, enumerable.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_CONFIGURABLE_WRITABLE \
  (ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_CONFIGURABLE | ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_WRITABLE)

/**
 * Property flags enumerable, writable.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_ENUMERABLE_WRITABLE \
  (ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_ENUMERABLE | ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_WRITABLE)

/**
 * No attributes can be changed for this property.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_FIXED 0

/**
 * Shift for property name part.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_NAME_TYPE_SHIFT (ECMA_PROPERTY_FLAG_SHIFT + 4)

/**
 * Convert data property to internal property.
 */
#define ECMA_CONVERT_DATA_PROPERTY_TO_INTERNAL_PROPERTY(property_p) \
   *(property_p) = (uint8_t) (*(property_p) + (ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_INTERNAL - ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_NAMEDDATA))

/**
 * Convert internal property to data property.
 */
#define ECMA_CONVERT_INTERNAL_PROPERTY_TO_DATA_PROPERTY(property_p) \
   *(property_p) = (uint8_t) (*(property_p) - (ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_INTERNAL - ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_NAMEDDATA))

/**
 * Special property identifiers.
 */
typedef enum
{
  /* Note: when new special types are added
   * ECMA_PROPERTY_IS_PROPERTY_PAIR must be updated as well. */
  ECMA_SPECIAL_PROPERTY_HASHMAP, /**< hashmap property */
  ECMA_SPECIAL_PROPERTY_DELETED, /**< deleted property */

  ECMA_SPECIAL_PROPERTY__COUNT /**< Number of special property types */
} ecma_special_property_id_t;

/**
 * Define special property type.
 */
#define ECMA_SPECIAL_PROPERTY_VALUE(type) \
  ((uint8_t) (ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_SPECIAL | ((type) << ECMA_PROPERTY_NAME_TYPE_SHIFT)))

/**
 * Type of deleted property.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_DELETED ECMA_SPECIAL_PROPERTY_VALUE (ECMA_SPECIAL_PROPERTY_DELETED)

/**
 * Type of hash-map property.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_HASHMAP ECMA_SPECIAL_PROPERTY_VALUE (ECMA_SPECIAL_PROPERTY_HASHMAP)

/**
 * Type of property not found.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_NOT_FOUND ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_HASHMAP

/**
 * Type of property not found and no more searching in the proto chain.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_NOT_FOUND_AND_STOP ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_DELETED

/**
 * Abstract property representation.
 *
 * A property is a type_and_flags byte and an ecma_value_t value pair.
 * This pair is represented by a single pointer in JerryScript. Although
 * a packed struct would only consume sizeof(ecma_value_t)+1 memory
 * bytes, accessing such structure is inefficient from the CPU viewpoint
 * because the value is not naturally aligned. To improve performance,
 * two type bytes and values are packed together. The memory layout is
 * the following:
 *
 *  [type 1, type 2, unused byte 1, unused byte 2][value 1][value 2]
 *
 * The unused two bytes are used to store a compressed pointer for the
 * next property pair.
 *
 * The advantage of this layout is that the value reference can be computed
 * from the property address. However, property pointers cannot be compressed
 * anymore.
 */
typedef uint8_t ecma_property_t; /**< ecma_property_types_t (3 bit) and ecma_property_flags_t */

/**
 * Number of items in a property pair.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_PAIR_ITEM_COUNT 2

/**
 * Property header for all items in a property list.
 */
typedef struct
{
#ifdef JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT
  jmem_cpointer_t next_property_cp; /**< next cpointer */
#endif /* JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT */
  ecma_property_t types[ECMA_PROPERTY_PAIR_ITEM_COUNT]; /**< two property type slot. The first represent
                                                         *   the type of this property (e.g. property pair) */
#ifdef JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT
  uint16_t padding; /**< an unused value */
#else /* !JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT */
  jmem_cpointer_t next_property_cp; /**< next cpointer */
#endif /* JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT */
} ecma_property_header_t;

/**
 * Pair of pointers - to property's getter and setter
 */
typedef struct
{
  jmem_cpointer_t getter_p; /**< pointer to getter object */
  jmem_cpointer_t setter_p; /**< pointer to setter object */
} ecma_getter_setter_pointers_t;

/**
 * Property data.
 */
typedef union
{
  ecma_value_t value; /**< value of a property */
#ifdef JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT
  jmem_cpointer_t getter_setter_pair_cp; /**< cpointer to getter setter pair */
#else /* !JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT */
  ecma_getter_setter_pointers_t getter_setter_pair; /**< getter setter pair */
#endif /* JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT */
} ecma_property_value_t;

/**
 * Property pair.
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_property_header_t header; /**< header of the property */
  ecma_property_value_t values[ECMA_PROPERTY_PAIR_ITEM_COUNT]; /**< property value slots */
  jmem_cpointer_t names_cp[ECMA_PROPERTY_PAIR_ITEM_COUNT]; /**< property name slots */
} ecma_property_pair_t;

/**
 * Get property type.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_GET_TYPE(property) \
  ((ecma_property_types_t) ((property) & ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_MASK))

/**
 * Get property name type.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_GET_NAME_TYPE(property) \
  ((property) >> ECMA_PROPERTY_NAME_TYPE_SHIFT)

/**
 * Returns true if the property pointer is a property pair.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_IS_PROPERTY_PAIR(property_header_p) \
  ((property_header_p)->types[0] != ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_HASHMAP)

/**
 * Returns true if the property is named property.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_IS_NAMED_PROPERTY(property) \
  (ECMA_PROPERTY_GET_TYPE (property) != ECMA_PROPERTY_TYPE_SPECIAL)

/**
 * Add the offset part to a property for computing its property data pointer.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_VALUE_ADD_OFFSET(property_p) \
  ((uintptr_t) ((((uint8_t *) (property_p)) + (sizeof (ecma_property_value_t) * 2 - 1))))

/**
 * Align the property for computing its property data pointer.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_VALUE_DATA_PTR(property_p) \
  (ECMA_PROPERTY_VALUE_ADD_OFFSET (property_p) & ~(sizeof (ecma_property_value_t) - 1))

/**
 * Compute the property data pointer of a property.
 * The property must be part of a property pair.
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_VALUE_PTR(property_p) \
  ((ecma_property_value_t *) ECMA_PROPERTY_VALUE_DATA_PTR (property_p))

/**
 * Depth limit for property search (maximum prototype chain depth).
 */
#define ECMA_PROPERTY_SEARCH_DEPTH_LIMIT 128

/**
 * Property reference. It contains the value pointer
 * for real, and the value itself for virtual properties.
 */
typedef union
{
  ecma_property_value_t *value_p; /**< property value pointer for real properties */
  ecma_value_t virtual_value; /**< property value for virtual properties */
} ecma_property_ref_t;

/**
 * Extended property reference, which also contains the
 * property descriptor pointer for real properties.
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_property_ref_t property_ref; /**< property reference */
  ecma_property_t *property_p; /**< property descriptor pointer for real properties */
} ecma_extended_property_ref_t;

/**
 * Option flags for ecma_op_object_get_property.
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_PROPERTY_GET_NO_OPTIONS = 0, /**< no option flags for ecma_op_object_get_property */
  ECMA_PROPERTY_GET_VALUE = 1u << 0, /**< fill virtual_value field for virtual properties */
  ECMA_PROPERTY_GET_EXT_REFERENCE = 1u << 1, /**< get extended reference to the property */
} ecma_property_get_option_bits_t;

/**
 * Internal object types.
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_OBJECT_TYPE_GENERAL = 0, /**< all objects that are not belongs to the sub-types below. */
  ECMA_OBJECT_TYPE_CLASS = 1, /**< Objects with class property */
  ECMA_OBJECT_TYPE_FUNCTION = 2, /**< Function objects (15.3), created through 13.2 routine */
  ECMA_OBJECT_TYPE_EXTERNAL_FUNCTION = 3, /**< External (host) function object */
  ECMA_OBJECT_TYPE_ARRAY = 4, /**< Array object (15.4) */
  ECMA_OBJECT_TYPE_BOUND_FUNCTION = 5, /**< Function objects (15.3), created through 15.3.4.5 routine */
  ECMA_OBJECT_TYPE_PSEUDO_ARRAY  = 6, /**< Array-like object, such as Arguments object (10.6) */
#if ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_ARROW_FUNCTION)
  ECMA_OBJECT_TYPE_ARROW_FUNCTION = 7, /**< arrow function objects */
#endif /* ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_ARROW_FUNCTION) */

  /* Types between 13-15 cannot have a built-in flag. See ecma_lexical_environment_type_t. */

  ECMA_OBJECT_TYPE__MAX /**< maximum value */
} ecma_object_type_t;

/**
 * Types of objects with class property.
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_PSEUDO_ARRAY_ARGUMENTS = 0, /**< Arguments object (10.6) */
  ECMA_PSEUDO_ARRAY_TYPEDARRAY = 1, /**< TypedArray which does NOT need extra space to store length and offset */
  ECMA_PSEUDO_ARRAY_TYPEDARRAY_WITH_INFO = 2, /**< TypedArray which NEEDS extra space to store length and offset */
  ECMA_PSEUDO_ARRAY_ITERATOR = 3, /**< Array iterator object (ECMAScript v6, 22.1.5.1) */
  ECMA_PSEUDO_STRING_ITERATOR = 4, /**< Array iterator object (ECMAScript v6, 22.1.5.1) */

  ECMA_PSEUDO_ARRAY__MAX = ECMA_PSEUDO_STRING_ITERATOR /**< maximum value */
} ecma_pseudo_array_type_t;

/**
 * Types of lexical environments.
 */
typedef enum
{
  /* Types between 0 - 12 are ecma_object_type_t which can have a built-in flag. */

  ECMA_LEXICAL_ENVIRONMENT_DECLARATIVE = 13, /**< declarative lexical environment */
  ECMA_LEXICAL_ENVIRONMENT_THIS_OBJECT_BOUND = 14, /**< object-bound lexical environment
                                                    *   with provideThis flag */
  ECMA_LEXICAL_ENVIRONMENT_SUPER_OBJECT_BOUND = 15, /**< object-bound lexical environment
                                                     *   with provided super reference */

  ECMA_LEXICAL_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE_START = ECMA_LEXICAL_ENVIRONMENT_DECLARATIVE, /**< first lexical
                                                                               *   environment type */
  ECMA_LEXICAL_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE__MAX = ECMA_LEXICAL_ENVIRONMENT_SUPER_OBJECT_BOUND /**< maximum value */
} ecma_lexical_environment_type_t;

#if ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_BUILTIN_ITERATOR)
/**
 * Types of array iterators.
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_ARRAY_ITERATOR_KEYS, /**< List only key indices */
  ECMA_ARRAY_ITERATOR_VALUES, /**< List only key values */
  ECMA_ARRAY_ITERATOR_KEYS_VALUES, /**< List key indices and values */
} ecma_array_iterator_type_t;
#endif /* ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_BUILTIN_ITERATOR) */

/**
 * Offset for JERRY_CONTEXT (status_flags) top 8 bits.
 */
#define ECMA_SUPER_EVAL_OPTS_OFFSET (32 - 8)

/**
 * Set JERRY_CONTEXT (status_flags) top 8 bits to the specified 'opts'.
 */
#define ECMA_SET_SUPER_EVAL_PARSER_OPTS(opts) \
  do \
  { \
    JERRY_CONTEXT (status_flags) |= ((uint32_t) opts << ECMA_SUPER_EVAL_OPTS_OFFSET) | ECMA_STATUS_DIRECT_EVAL; \
  } while (0)

/**
 * Get JERRY_CONTEXT (status_flags) top 8 bits.
 */
#define ECMA_GET_SUPER_EVAL_PARSER_OPTS() (JERRY_CONTEXT (status_flags) >> ECMA_SUPER_EVAL_OPTS_OFFSET)

/**
 * Clear JERRY_CONTEXT (status_flags) top 8 bits.
 */
#define ECMA_CLEAR_SUPER_EVAL_PARSER_OPTS() \
  do \
  { \
    JERRY_CONTEXT (status_flags) &= ((1 << ECMA_SUPER_EVAL_OPTS_OFFSET) - 1); \
  } while (0)

/**
 * Ecma object type mask for getting the object type.
 */
#define ECMA_OBJECT_TYPE_MASK 0x0fu

/**
 * Ecma object is built-in or lexical environment. When this flag is set, the object is a
 *   - built-in, if object type is less than ECMA_LEXICAL_ENVIRONMENT_TYPES_START
 *   - lexical environment, if object type is greater or equal than ECMA_LEXICAL_ENVIRONMENT_TYPES_START
 */
#define ECMA_OBJECT_FLAG_BUILT_IN_OR_LEXICAL_ENV 0x10

/**
 * Extensible object.
 */
#define ECMA_OBJECT_FLAG_EXTENSIBLE 0x20

/**
 * Non closure flag for debugger.
 */
#ifdef JERRY_DEBUGGER
#define ECMA_OBJECT_FLAG_NON_CLOSURE 0x20
#endif /* JERRY_DEBUGGER */

/**
 * Value for increasing or decreasing the object reference counter.
 */
#define ECMA_OBJECT_REF_ONE (1u << 6)

/**
 * Maximum value of the object reference counter (1023).
 */
#define ECMA_OBJECT_MAX_REF (0x3ffu << 6)

/**
 * Description of ECMA-object or lexical environment
 * (depending on is_lexical_environment).
 */
typedef struct
{
  /** type : 4 bit : ecma_object_type_t or ecma_lexical_environment_type_t
                     depending on ECMA_OBJECT_FLAG_BUILT_IN_OR_LEXICAL_ENV
      flags : 2 bit : ECMA_OBJECT_FLAG_BUILT_IN_OR_LEXICAL_ENV,
                      ECMA_OBJECT_FLAG_EXTENSIBLE or ECMA_OBJECT_FLAG_NON_CLOSURE
      refs : 10 bit (max 1023) */
  uint16_t type_flags_refs;

  /** next in the object chain maintained by the garbage collector */
  jmem_cpointer_t gc_next_cp;

  /** compressed pointer to property list or bound object */
  jmem_cpointer_t property_list_or_bound_object_cp;

  /** object prototype or outer reference */
  jmem_cpointer_t prototype_or_outer_reference_cp;
} ecma_object_t;

/**
 * Description of built-in properties of an object.
 */
typedef struct
{
  uint8_t id; /**< built-in id */
  uint8_t length_and_bitset_size; /**< length for built-in functions and
                                   *   bit set size for all built-ins */
  uint16_t routine_id; /**< routine id for built-in functions */
  uint32_t instantiated_bitset[1]; /**< bit set for instantiated properties */
} ecma_built_in_props_t;

/**
 * Start position of bit set size in length_and_bitset_size field.
 */
#define ECMA_BUILT_IN_BITSET_SHIFT 5

/**
 * Description of extended ECMA-object.
 *
 * The extended object is an object with extra fields.
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_object_t object; /**< object header */

  /**
   * Description of extra fields. These extra fields depend on the object type.
   */
  union
  {
    ecma_built_in_props_t built_in; /**< built-in object part */

    /**
     * Description of objects with class.
     */
    struct
    {
      uint16_t class_id; /**< class id of the object */
      uint16_t extra_info; /**< extra information for the object
                            *   e.g. array buffer type info (external/internal) */

      /**
       * Description of extra fields. These extra fields depend on the class_id.
       */
      union
      {
        ecma_value_t value; /**< value of the object (e.g. boolean, number, string, etc.) */
        uint32_t length; /**< length related property (e.g. length of ArrayBuffer) */
      } u;
    } class_prop;

    /**
     * Description of function objects.
     */
    struct
    {
      ecma_value_t scope_cp; /**< function scope */
      ecma_value_t bytecode_cp; /**< function byte code */
    } function;

    /**
     * Description of array objects.
     */
    struct
    {
      uint32_t length; /**< length property value */
      ecma_property_t length_prop; /**< length property */
    } array;

    /**
     * Description of pseudo array objects.
     */
    struct
    {
      uint8_t type; /**< pseudo array type, e.g. Arguments, TypedArray, ArrayIterator */
      uint8_t extra_info; /**< extra information about the object.
                           *   e.g. element_width_shift for typed arrays,
                           *        [[IterationKind]] property for %Iterator% */
      union
      {
        uint16_t length; /**< for arguments: length of names */
        uint16_t class_id; /**< for typedarray: the specific class name */
        uint16_t iterator_index; /**< for %Iterator%: [[%Iterator%NextIndex]] property */
      } u1;
      union
      {
        ecma_value_t lex_env_cp; /**< for arguments: lexical environment */
        ecma_value_t arraybuffer; /**< for typedarray: internal arraybuffer */
        ecma_value_t iterated_value; /**< for %Iterator%: [[IteratedObject]] property */
      } u2;
    } pseudo_array;

    /**
     * Description of bound function object.
     */
    struct
    {
      ecma_value_t target_function; /**< target function */
      ecma_value_t args_len_or_this; /**< length of arguments or this value */
    } bound_function;

    ecma_external_handler_t external_handler_cb; /**< external function */
  } u;
} ecma_extended_object_t;

/**
 * Description of built-in extended ECMA-object.
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_extended_object_t extended_object; /**< extended object part */
  ecma_built_in_props_t built_in; /**< built-in object part */
} ecma_extended_built_in_object_t;

/**
 * Compiled byte code data.
 */
typedef struct
{
  uint16_t size;                    /**< real size >> JMEM_ALIGNMENT_LOG */
  uint16_t refs;                    /**< reference counter for the byte code */
  uint16_t status_flags;            /**< various status flags:
                                     *   CBC_CODE_FLAGS_FUNCTION flag tells whether
                                     *   the byte code is function or regular expression.
                                     *   If function, the other flags must be CBC_CODE_FLAGS...
                                     *   If regexp, the other flags must be RE_FLAG... */
} ecma_compiled_code_t;

#ifdef JERRY_ENABLE_SNAPSHOT_EXEC

/**
 * Description of static function objects.
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_extended_object_t header; /**< header part */
  const ecma_compiled_code_t *bytecode_p; /**< real byte code pointer */
} ecma_static_function_t;

#endif /* JERRY_ENABLE_SNAPSHOT_EXEC */

#if ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_ARROW_FUNCTION)

/**
 * Description of arrow function objects.
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_object_t object; /**< object header */
  ecma_value_t this_binding; /**< value of 'this' binding */
  jmem_cpointer_t scope_cp; /**< function scope */
  jmem_cpointer_t bytecode_cp; /**< function byte code */
} ecma_arrow_function_t;

#ifdef JERRY_ENABLE_SNAPSHOT_EXEC

/**
 * Description of static arrow function objects.
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_arrow_function_t header;
  const ecma_compiled_code_t *bytecode_p;
} ecma_static_arrow_function_t;

#endif /* JERRY_ENABLE_SNAPSHOT_EXEC */

#endif /* ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_ARROW_FUNCTION) */

#if ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_BUILTIN_MAP)

/**
 * Map item count of chunks
 */
#define ECMA_MAP_OBJECT_ITEM_COUNT 3

/**
 * Description of Map objects.
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_extended_object_t header; /**< header part */
  uint32_t size; /**< size of the map object */
} ecma_map_object_t;

#endif /* ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_BUILTIN_MAP) */

/**
 * Description of ECMA property descriptor
 *
 * See also: ECMA-262 v5, 8.10.
 *
 * Note:
 *      If a component of descriptor is undefined then corresponding
 *      field should contain it's default value.
 */
typedef struct
{
  /** Is [[Value]] defined? */
  unsigned int is_value_defined : 1;

  /** Is [[Get]] defined? */
  unsigned int is_get_defined : 1;

  /** Is [[Set]] defined? */
  unsigned int is_set_defined : 1;

  /** Is [[Writable]] defined? */
  unsigned int is_writable_defined : 1;

  /** [[Writable]] */
  unsigned int is_writable : 1;

  /** Is [[Enumerable]] defined? */
  unsigned int is_enumerable_defined : 1;

  /** [[Enumerable]] */
  unsigned int is_enumerable : 1;

  /** Is [[Configurable]] defined? */
  unsigned int is_configurable_defined : 1;

  /** [[Configurable]] */
  unsigned int is_configurable : 1;

  /** [[Value]] */
  ecma_value_t value;

  /** [[Get]] */
  ecma_object_t *get_p;

  /** [[Set]] */
  ecma_object_t *set_p;
} ecma_property_descriptor_t;

#if !ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64)
/**
 * Description of an ecma-number
 */
typedef float ecma_number_t;

#define DOUBLE_TO_ECMA_NUMBER_T(value) (ecma_number_t) (value)

/**
 * Maximum number of significant digits that ecma-number can store
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_MAX_DIGITS  (9)

/**
 * Width of sign field
 *
 * See also:
 *          IEEE-754 2008, 3.6, Table 3.5
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_SIGN_WIDTH       (1)

/**
 * Width of biased exponent field
 *
 * See also:
 *          IEEE-754 2008, 3.6, Table 3.5
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_BIASED_EXP_WIDTH (8)

/**
 * Width of fraction field
 *
 * See also:
 *          IEEE-754 2008, 3.6, Table 3.5
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_FRACTION_WIDTH   (23)
#elif ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64)
/**
 * Description of an ecma-number
 */
typedef double ecma_number_t;

#define DOUBLE_TO_ECMA_NUMBER_T(value) value

/**
 * Maximum number of significant digits that ecma-number can store
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_MAX_DIGITS  (19)

/**
 * Width of sign field
 *
 * See also:
 *          IEEE-754 2008, 3.6, Table 3.5
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_SIGN_WIDTH       (1)

/**
 * Width of biased exponent field
 *
 * See also:
 *          IEEE-754 2008, 3.6, Table 3.5
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_BIASED_EXP_WIDTH (11)

/**
 * Width of fraction field
 *
 * See also:
 *          IEEE-754 2008, 3.6, Table 3.5
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_FRACTION_WIDTH   (52)
#endif /* !ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64) */

/**
 * Value '0' of ecma_number_t
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_ZERO ((ecma_number_t) 0)

/**
 * Value '1' of ecma_number_t
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_ONE  ((ecma_number_t) 1)

/**
 * Value '2' of ecma_number_t
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_TWO  ((ecma_number_t) 2)

/**
 * Value '0.5' of ecma_number_t
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_HALF ((ecma_number_t) 0.5f)

/**
 * Value '-1' of ecma_number_t
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_MINUS_ONE ((ecma_number_t) -1)

#if !ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64)
/**
 * Number.MIN_VALUE (i.e., the smallest positive value of ecma-number)
 *
 * See also: ECMA_262 v5, 15.7.3.3
 */
# define ECMA_NUMBER_MIN_VALUE (FLT_MIN)
/**
 * Number.MAX_VALUE (i.e., the maximum value of ecma-number)
 *
 * See also: ECMA_262 v5, 15.7.3.2
 */
# define ECMA_NUMBER_MAX_VALUE (FLT_MAX)
#elif ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64)
/**
 * Number.MAX_VALUE (i.e., the maximum value of ecma-number)
 *
 * See also: ECMA_262 v5, 15.7.3.2
 */
# define ECMA_NUMBER_MAX_VALUE ((ecma_number_t) 1.7976931348623157e+308)
/**
 * Number.MIN_VALUE (i.e., the smallest positive value of ecma-number)
 *
 * See also: ECMA_262 v5, 15.7.3.3
 */
# define ECMA_NUMBER_MIN_VALUE ((ecma_number_t) 5e-324)
#endif /* !ENABLED (JERRY_NUMBER_TYPE_FLOAT64) */

/**
 * Euler number
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_E  ((ecma_number_t) 2.7182818284590452354)

/**
 * Natural logarithm of 10
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_LN10 ((ecma_number_t) 2.302585092994046)

/**
 * Natural logarithm of 2
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_LN2 ((ecma_number_t) 0.6931471805599453)

/**
 * Logarithm base 2 of the Euler number
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_LOG2E ((ecma_number_t) 1.4426950408889634)

/**
 * Logarithm base 10 of the Euler number
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_LOG10E ((ecma_number_t) 0.4342944819032518)

/**
 * Pi number
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_PI  ((ecma_number_t) 3.1415926535897932)

/**
 * Square root of 0.5
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_SQRT_1_2  ((ecma_number_t) 0.7071067811865476)

/**
 * Square root of 2
 */
#define ECMA_NUMBER_SQRT2  ((ecma_number_t) 1.4142135623730951)

/**
 * Maximum number of characters in string representation of ecma-number
 */
#define ECMA_MAX_CHARS_IN_STRINGIFIED_NUMBER 64

/**
 * Maximum number of characters in string representation of ecma-uint32
 */
#define ECMA_MAX_CHARS_IN_STRINGIFIED_UINT32 10

/**
 * String is not a valid array index.
 */
#define ECMA_STRING_NOT_ARRAY_INDEX UINT32_MAX

/*
 * Ecma-collection: a growable list of ecma-values. Currently the list is
 * a chain list, where appending new items at the end is cheap operation.
 *
 * Enumerating elements is also cheap, since each page is terminated by a
 * special ecma-value: collection-type. This type has a pointer to the next
 * chunk. The last chunk is terminated by a NULL pointer. There when the
 * next value is requested from the iterator it simply checks the next
 * memory location. If it is not a collection-type value, it returns with
 * the value. Otherwise it gets the start address of the next chunk, and
 * return the value there.
 *
 * The collection-type value is always the last item of a collection chunk,
 * even if the chunk is not completely filled with values (this is only true
 * for the last chunk). Each chunk must have at least one non collection-type
 * value as well.
 */

/**
 * Collection flags.
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_COLLECTION_NO_REF_OBJECTS = (1u << 0), /**< do not increase the refcount of objects */
  ECMA_COLLECTION_NO_COPY = (1u << 1), /**< do not copy values */
} ecma_collection_flag_t;

/**
 * Description of a collection's header.
 */
typedef struct
{
  jmem_cpointer_t first_chunk_cp; /**< compressed pointer to first chunk with collection's data */
  jmem_cpointer_t last_chunk_cp; /**< compressed pointer to last chunk with collection's data */
  ecma_length_t item_count; /**< number of items in the collection */
} ecma_collection_header_t;

/**
 * Maximum number of items stored by a collection chunk (excluding the last collection-type value).
 */
#define ECMA_COLLECTION_CHUNK_ITEMS 5

/**
 * Collection chunk item.
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_value_t items[ECMA_COLLECTION_CHUNK_ITEMS + 1]; /**< ecma-value list, where the last value is a special
                                                        *   collection-type value which points to the next chunk,
                                                        *   so the chunk area is enlarged by one for this value */
} ecma_collection_chunk_t;

/**
 * Direct string types (2 bit).
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_DIRECT_STRING_PTR = 0, /**< string is a string pointer, only used by property names */
  ECMA_DIRECT_STRING_MAGIC = 1, /**< string is a magic string */
  ECMA_DIRECT_STRING_UINT = 2, /**< string is an unsigned int */
  ECMA_DIRECT_STRING_ECMA_INTEGER = 3, /**< string is an ecma-integer */
} ecma_direct_string_type_t;

/**
 * Maximum value of the immediate part of a direct magic string.
 * Must be compatible with the immediate property name.
 */
#ifdef JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT
#define ECMA_DIRECT_STRING_MAX_IMM 0x07ffffff
#else /* !JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT */
#define ECMA_DIRECT_STRING_MAX_IMM 0x0000ffff
#endif /* JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT */

/**
 * Shift for direct string value part in ecma_value_t.
 */
#define ECMA_DIRECT_STRING_SHIFT (ECMA_VALUE_SHIFT + 2)

/**
 * Full mask for direct strings.
 */
#define ECMA_DIRECT_STRING_MASK ((uintptr_t) (ECMA_DIRECT_TYPE_MASK | (0x3u << ECMA_VALUE_SHIFT)))

/**
 * Create an ecma direct string.
 */
#define ECMA_CREATE_DIRECT_STRING(type, value) \
  ((uintptr_t) (ECMA_TYPE_DIRECT_STRING | ((type) << ECMA_VALUE_SHIFT) | (value) << ECMA_DIRECT_STRING_SHIFT))

/**
 * Checks whether the string is direct.
 */
#define ECMA_IS_DIRECT_STRING(string_p) \
  ((((uintptr_t) (string_p)) & 0x1) != 0)

/**
 * Checks whether the string is direct.
 */
#define ECMA_IS_DIRECT_STRING_WITH_TYPE(string_p, type) \
  ((((uintptr_t) (string_p)) & ECMA_DIRECT_STRING_MASK) == ECMA_CREATE_DIRECT_STRING (type, 0))

/**
 * Returns the type of a direct string.
 */
#define ECMA_GET_DIRECT_STRING_TYPE(string_p) \
  ((((uintptr_t) (string_p)) >> ECMA_VALUE_SHIFT) & 0x3)

/**
 * Shift applied to type conversions.
 */
#define ECMA_STRING_TYPE_CONVERSION_SHIFT (ECMA_PROPERTY_NAME_TYPE_SHIFT - ECMA_VALUE_SHIFT)

/**
 * Converts direct string type to property name type.
 */
#define ECMA_DIRECT_STRING_TYPE_TO_PROP_NAME_TYPE(string_p) \
  ((((uintptr_t) (string_p)) & (0x3 << ECMA_VALUE_SHIFT)) << ECMA_STRING_TYPE_CONVERSION_SHIFT)

/**
 * Returns the value of a direct string.
 */
#define ECMA_GET_DIRECT_STRING_VALUE(string_p) \
  (((uintptr_t) (string_p)) >> ECMA_DIRECT_STRING_SHIFT)

/**
 * Identifier for ecma-string's actual data container
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_STRING_CONTAINER_HEAP_UTF8_STRING, /**< actual data is on the heap as an utf-8 (cesu8) string
                                           *   maximum size is 2^16. */
  ECMA_STRING_CONTAINER_HEAP_LONG_UTF8_STRING, /**< actual data is on the heap as an utf-8 (cesu8) string
                                                *   maximum size is 2^32. */
  ECMA_STRING_CONTAINER_UINT32_IN_DESC, /**< actual data is UInt32-represeneted Number
                                             stored locally in the string's descriptor */
  ECMA_STRING_CONTAINER_MAGIC_STRING_EX, /**< the ecma-string is equal to one of external magic strings */

  ECMA_STRING_CONTAINER_SYMBOL, /**< the ecma-string is a symbol */

  ECMA_STRING_CONTAINER_MAP_KEY, /**< the ecma-string is a map key string */

  ECMA_STRING_LITERAL_NUMBER, /**< a literal number which is used solely by the literal storage
                               *   so no string processing function supports this type except
                               *   the ecma_deref_ecma_string function. */

  ECMA_STRING_CONTAINER__MAX = ECMA_STRING_LITERAL_NUMBER /**< maximum value */
} ecma_string_container_t;

/**
 * Mask for getting the container of a string.
 */
#define ECMA_STRING_CONTAINER_MASK 0x7u

/**
 * Value for increasing or decreasing the reference counter.
 */
#define ECMA_STRING_REF_ONE (1u << 3)

/**
 * Maximum value of the reference counter (8191).
 */
#define ECMA_STRING_MAX_REF (0x1fffu << 3)

/**
 * Returns with the container type of a string.
 */
#define ECMA_STRING_GET_CONTAINER(string_desc_p) \
  ((ecma_string_container_t) ((string_desc_p)->refs_and_container & ECMA_STRING_CONTAINER_MASK))

/**
 * Checks whether the reference counter is 1.
 */
#define ECMA_STRING_IS_REF_EQUALS_TO_ONE(string_desc_p) \
  (((string_desc_p)->refs_and_container >> 3) == 1)

/**
 * ECMA string-value descriptor
 */
typedef struct
{
  /** Reference counter for the string */
  uint16_t refs_and_container;

  /** Hash of the string (calculated from two last characters of the string) */
  lit_string_hash_t hash;

  /**
   * Actual data or identifier of it's place in container (depending on 'container' field)
   */
  union
  {
    /**
     * Actual data of an utf-8 string type
     */
    struct
    {
      uint16_t size; /**< size of this utf-8 string in bytes */
      uint16_t length; /**< length of this utf-8 string in characters */
    } utf8_string;

    lit_utf8_size_t long_utf8_string_size; /**< size of this long utf-8 string in bytes */
    uint32_t uint32_number; /**< uint32-represented number placed locally in the descriptor */
    uint32_t magic_string_ex_id; /**< identifier of an external magic string (lit_magic_string_ex_id_t) */
    ecma_value_t lit_number; /**< number (see ECMA_STRING_LITERAL_NUMBER) */
    uint32_t common_uint32_field; /**< for zeroing and comparison in some cases */
    ecma_value_t symbol_descriptor; /**< symbol descriptor string-value */
    ecma_value_t value; /**< original key value corresponds to the map key string */
  } u;
} ecma_string_t;

/**
 * Long ECMA string-value descriptor
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_string_t header; /**< string header */
  lit_utf8_size_t long_utf8_string_length; /**< length of this long utf-8 string in bytes */
} ecma_long_string_t;

/**
 * Abort flag for error reference.
 */
#define ECMA_ERROR_REF_ABORT 0x1

/**
 * Value for increasing or decreasing the reference counter.
 */
#define ECMA_ERROR_REF_ONE (1u << 1)

/**
 * Maximum value of the reference counter.
 */
#define ECMA_ERROR_MAX_REF (UINT32_MAX - 1u)

/**
 * Representation of a thrown value on API level.
 */
typedef struct
{
  uint32_t refs_and_flags; /**< reference counter */
  ecma_value_t value; /**< referenced value */
} ecma_error_reference_t;

#ifndef CONFIG_ECMA_PROPERTY_HASHMAP_DISABLE

/**
 * The lowest state of the ecma_prop_hashmap_alloc_state counter.
 * If ecma_prop_hashmap_alloc_state other other than this value, it is
 * disabled.
 */
#define ECMA_PROP_HASHMAP_ALLOC_ON 0

/**
 * The highest state of the ecma_prop_hashmap_alloc_state counter.
 */
#define ECMA_PROP_HASHMAP_ALLOC_MAX 4

#endif /* !CONFIG_ECMA_PROPERTY_HASHMAP_DISABLE */

/**
 * Number of values in a literal storage item
 */
#define ECMA_LIT_STORAGE_VALUE_COUNT 3

/**
 * Literal storage item
 */
typedef struct
{
  jmem_cpointer_t next_cp; /**< cpointer ot next item */
  jmem_cpointer_t values[ECMA_LIT_STORAGE_VALUE_COUNT]; /**< list of values */
} ecma_lit_storage_item_t;

#ifndef CONFIG_ECMA_LCACHE_DISABLE
/**
 * Container of an LCache entry identifier
 */
#ifdef JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT
typedef uint64_t ecma_lcache_hash_entry_id_t;
#else /* !JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT */
typedef uint32_t ecma_lcache_hash_entry_id_t;
#endif /* JERRY_CPOINTER_32_BIT */

/**
 * Entry of LCache hash table
 */
typedef struct
{
  /** Pointer to a property of the object */
  ecma_property_t *prop_p;

  /** Entry identifier in LCache */
  ecma_lcache_hash_entry_id_t id;
} ecma_lcache_hash_entry_t;

/**
 * Number of rows in LCache's hash table
 */
#define ECMA_LCACHE_HASH_ROWS_COUNT 128

/**
 * Number of entries in a row of LCache's hash table
 */
#define ECMA_LCACHE_HASH_ROW_LENGTH 2

#endif /* !CONFIG_ECMA_LCACHE_DISABLE */

#if ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_BUILTIN_TYPEDARRAY)

/**
 * Extra information for ArrayBuffers.
 */
typedef enum
{
  ECMA_ARRAYBUFFER_INTERNAL_MEMORY = 0u,        /* ArrayBuffer memory is handled internally. */
  ECMA_ARRAYBUFFER_EXTERNAL_MEMORY = (1u << 0), /* ArrayBuffer created via jerry_create_arraybuffer_external. */
} ecma_arraybuffer_extra_flag_t;

#define ECMA_ARRAYBUFFER_HAS_EXTERNAL_MEMORY(object_p) \
    ((((ecma_extended_object_t *) object_p)->u.class_prop.extra_info & ECMA_ARRAYBUFFER_EXTERNAL_MEMORY) != 0)

/**
 * Struct to store information for ArrayBuffers with external memory.
 *
 * The following elements are stored in Jerry memory.
 *
 *  buffer_p - pointer to the external memory.
 *  free_cb - pointer to a callback function which is called when the ArrayBuffer is freed.
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_extended_object_t extended_object; /**< extended object part */
  void *buffer_p; /**< external buffer pointer */
  ecma_object_native_free_callback_t free_cb; /**<  the free callback for the above buffer pointer */
} ecma_arraybuffer_external_info;

/**
 * Some internal properties of TypedArray object.
 * It is only used when the offset is not 0, and
 * the array-length is not buffer-length / element_size.
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_extended_object_t extended_object; /**< extended object part */
  ecma_length_t byte_offset; /**< the byteoffset of the above arraybuffer */
  ecma_length_t array_length; /**< the array length */
} ecma_extended_typedarray_object_t;

#endif /* ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_BUILTIN_TYPEDARRAY) */

#if ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_BUILTIN_DATAVIEW)
/**
 * Description of DataView objects.
 */
typedef struct
{
  ecma_extended_object_t header; /**< header part */
  ecma_object_t *buffer_p; /**< [[ViewedArrayBuffer]] internal slot */
  uint32_t byte_offset; /**< [[ByteOffset]] internal slot */
} ecma_dataview_object_t;
#endif /* ENABLED (JERRY_ES2015_BUILTIN_DATAVIEW */

/**
 * Flag for indicating whether the symbol is a well known symbol
 *
 * See also: 6.1.5.1
 */
#define ECMA_GLOBAL_SYMBOL_FLAG 0x01

/**
 * Bitshift index for indicating whether the symbol is a well known symbol
 *
 * See also: 6.1.5.1
 */
#define ECMA_GLOBAL_SYMBOL_SHIFT 1

/**
 * Bitshift index for the symbol hash property
 */
#define ECMA_SYMBOL_HASH_SHIFT 2

/**
 * @}
 * @}
 */

#endif  /* !ECMA_GLOBALS_H */

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One of the single most influential musicians in today's world, Paul Simon was named one of the "100 People Who Shaped the World" by Time magazine.
He is not only half of Simon & Garfunkel, but his solo project has also won him dozens of awards. Winning 12 Grammys, the first Gershwin Prize for Popular Song and inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, his distinct blend of soft, poppy folk-rock has been featured in countless films and television shows. Perhaps the most notable example is "Mrs. Robinson," written for The Graduate, which was one number on the Billboard Hot 100 in the US when it was released and won a Grammy in 1969.
Simon's career has been long and prosperous, spanning six decades and it just keeps thriving. This April, he released "So Beautiful or So What," his 16th studio album, not counting various soundtracks, compilations, live albums, box sets and singles that add to the density of his discography. The album centers on themes of spirituality and mortality, but with a light and, at times, humorous touch. Paul Simon is a master of writing songs that are profoundly and urgently human, without sacrificing their buoyant catchiness. He has created another masterpiece, which while hardly surprising, is pleasing and comforting in a way that none of his contemporaries can hope to duplicate.
Website: http://www.paulsimon.com/us/home
MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/paulsimon
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Recent Release: So Beautiful or So What
Release Date: April 12th, 2011
Label: Concord Music Group
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Things move fast at Casita Copán. Sometimes you have to pause to reflect, otherwise you start to take things for granted. And this year does not deserve to be taken for granted.
Because of people like you, our little children's home not only grew this year, but thrived. We welcomed new children into our center, counseled and supported families through difficult times, encouraged our moms to stick with their studies (they are all reading now!), watched as one of our older girls graduated 6th grade with honors, moved into an bigger, better space, and even received a donation of a playground! And most importantly, we welcomed 13 children into the Casita family who had been living for years in terrible conditions. Watching these amazing kids grow and thrive in their new home has been nothing short of a dream come true.
People often ask me who is funding Casita Copán, assuming there is a single organization out there making our work happen. When I tell them that it's a labor of love by people all around the world donating what they can, they are shocked. I don't blame them. When I first started fundraising to start Casita Copán, I was taken aback by how many truly generous people reached out to support the children of Copán. Now I know that when regular people come together because they believe in a mission, amazing things happen.
And this year is a testament to the power of individual people who believe that we can make the world a better place. That every little bit helps. And that dreams really can come true.
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'Avengers: Endgame' Exit Survey – Did the MovieBabble Staff Enjoy the Film?
by Nick Kush · Published May 14, 2019 · Updated May 14, 2019
Whether or not Avengers: Endgame surpasses Avatar and becomes the highest grossing movie of all time remains to be seen, but one thing is abundantly clear: Endgame broke the internet. With a three-hour runtime and plenty of moments that are tailor-made for discussion and general holy shitness, this is A LOT of movie, one that the MovieBabble staff wanted to talk about almost immediately.
Also, it goes without saying that MASSIVE SPOILERS ensue, so if you haven't seen Endgame — so you're the one! — you should probably bookmark this article and return at a later date.
Describe your overall enjoyment of the film with an appropriate gif.
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Steven Ruiz: I had way more fun with it than I initially thought I would. It didn't fit for something like this but it was a fun experience, so it worked for me.
Brennan Dubé: The time travel aspect definitely worked for me. They even poked fun at time travel with several references to other time travel movies, thus really disarming serious judgement that could come their way. Plus, it made for some very cool moments.
Adina Bernstein: It did, which surprised me. Most of the time, time travel feels either convoluted or an easy sci-fi narrative. It worked for this film.
Kali Tuttle: Honestly, I was really confused by the time travel. I felt like they threw in a bunch of big sciency words to make it make sense but I was just lost. I enjoyed the concept though!
Cammy Madden: Within the movie, the time travel aspect did work for me. However, I feel like they've left it too open and didn't fully explain why other certain things couldn't be changed via time travel. I feel like they should have connected the time travel element to the infinity stones in some way so that once the stones were gone, time travel wouldn't be possible in future movies or couldn't change anything extra within Endgame.
I also think that they used time travel to force too many characters into the movie. I mean, I'm completely for the appearances of older characters. I was hoping to see Ultron, so I was a little disappointed that he didn't appear, but seeing characters like Crossbones and Pierce again just felt unnecessary beyond comic effect. The part where they watch Star Lord dancing around within the context of the Guardians of the Galaxy into did make me laugh, though.
Collin Willis: It worked as well as it needed to. There were definitely some plot holes opened up but it was a nice dive into Easter Eggs and the history of the franchise.
John Tuttle: Some of the time travel seemed to be as much BS as Back to the Future. (Love how others started throwing out pop culture references here.) However, the entire association with Nebula's past, present, and future — I felt — was brilliant; her infiltration was a fantastic and volatile trigger within the plot.
Olaf Lesniak: Even though it ended up making no sense, the build-up and the outcome of the time heist gave us some of the most satisfying moments in the history of MCU.
Natasha Alvar: Kind of? It worked for the most part, with the exception of Steve going back to be with Peggy.
Nick Kush: All I know is that seeing pseudo-Ruffalo Hulk explain Endgame's rules for time travel was equally alarming and confusing.
What's your opinion on Fat Thor?
Steven Ruiz: I loved him! It fit his character arc very well. After so many years of feeling guilty that you weren't able to save the people you love, you would kind of go to a drunk depression like he did. It didn't seem to be that big of a change since we saw he still had the intention of getting revenge on Thanos.
Brennan Dubé: Fat Thor worked for me. Think about his circumstances, it is a reasonable assumption that one would go down the path he did. However, some jokes were a tad unnecessary and eye-rolling while others worked and were quite funny.
Adina Bernstein: Loved Fat Thor, he was hilarious. The best thing about him is the contrast to when we met him initially and how he tries to pretend that he is in the same Herculean shape that he was in before everything was shot to pieces.
Kali Tuttle: Fat Thor was hella funny but also uncomfortable at times. I kept expecting the lightning to come and zap a six-pack onto the god of thunder but it never happened. Kind of an odd choice in my opinion but I like how it showed a human side of a god.
Cammy Madden: I thought it was majorly disappointing. I understand that Thor was supposed to take his part in Infinity War to heart, but similarly to the time travel aspect, I feel like they used it for comic effect. They could have had some truly emotional moments with Thor in this movie, but instead they just made him look and act ridiculous.
Collin Willis: Terrible idea. Did not work. Thor should've been given Hawkeye's arc, and instead he was a blubbering sight gag.
John Tuttle: Initially, beer belly (literally) Thor was a disappointment, but I for one approve of this comedic device. I found it entertaining just as I found the beer-bellied, middle-aged Peter Parker in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
Olaf Lesniak: Fat Thor is most likely the deepest character in this film. His scenes are funny, but the minute he comes back to Asgard, you realize how damaged Thor is. And it's serious. His encounter with his mother is heartwarming and I'm really thankful the Russos went in his direction. I wish more people would pick up on it.
Natasha Alvar: I didn't like it. I think they played up the comedy of that a bit too much. We can understand despair and that Thor has been through quite a lot, but it got really grating after the hundredth joke.
Nick Kush: I'm all for a great sight gag, but as the film continued, it was nearly impossible to take any emotional beat involving Thor seriously. He's continuously the punchline — even in the third act when lightning braids his fat man beard. Plus size heroes are great, but it was such an unfortunate choice to see Hemsworth walk around in a comically fake fat suit. This would've worked in a Naked Gun movie, not a movie where the setup is that half of humanity disappeared in a cloud of dust. I think there's a better way to have Thor mix between comedy and heartbreak.
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What was your favorite moment?
Steven Ruiz: Hands down when Steve was worthy of wielding Mjölnir. After that tease in Age of Ultron, it was about damn time. That's the scene where I fanboyed the most.
Brennan Dubé: So many awesome scenes and sequences were served up in the film that a top 5, or even top 10 list would be fitting to answer this question. If I had to chose one, Cap's send off and him being able to live his normal life with Peggy was definitely the most bittersweet and fitting way to end the film. Good for you, Cap!
Adina Bernstein: When Spider-Man is assisted by Pepper, Valkyrie, etc. in battle. By far the most memorable part of the film for me.
Kali Tuttle: While I loved Steve Rogers wielding Mjölnir and Dr. Strange opening the portals and all the Avengers assembling to fight Thanos, I'm a huge Tony fan so my favorite moment strictly involved him. I loved when we first met his daughter and she told him that she "loved him 3000." I've never wanted to cry more than when Tony finally got the family he wanted so badly.
Cammy Madden: I smiled a lot when I noticed a bottle of Irn-Bru (a Scottish soft drink) in the background of Thor's cabin. It says a lot that when someone becomes an overweight alcoholic, they also have Irn-Bru nearby. My favorite moment overall was probably the fight between Thanos, Cap, Iron-Man, and Thor. It felt like a good nod to their position within the MCU movies.
Collin Willis: In terms of coolness, Thor wielding Mjölnir and proceeding to let Thanos know who the boss was for a solid minute. I also really liked the "Hail Hydra" scene involving Cap.
John Tuttle: My favorite moment? 100% has to be "Avengers, assemble!" Everyone coming together to fight evil is an epic, empowering, and impressing occasion in the battle against Thanos and his cronies.
Olaf Lesniak: Hawkeye vs. Black Widow on Vormir. The idea that they have to fight to keep the other one alive is so dramatic and adds stakes on top of stakes. The way they also played it, how they fought each other in a very spy-like way — Widow shooting tasers, Hawkeye using arrows — and the return of the Even For You theme from Infinity War made it that much more heart-wrenching. It's the most intense scene of the film that kept subverting my expectations as it went along. My heart started pounding!
Natasha Alvar: The America's ass moment. Chris Evans is a fine looking man.
Nick Kush: Cap grabbing Mjölnir is definitely a fan favorite, but in order to keep to my hipster roots, I'm going to go off the beaten path and choosing Hawkeye's cold open. It's a perfectly executed, respectful sequence that sets you up wondrously for a first act full of suffering and death. Great stuff!
Which resolution hit you the hardest: Black Widow's death, Iron Man's death, or Cap's retirement?
Steven Ruiz: Black Widow. I wasn't expecting her to make a sacrifice as big as that. Especially when a film focused around her is a couple months away from filming.
Brennan Dubé: Black Widow's death was a shocker for sure, however, Tony going out at the end was quite sad and the funeral topped it off really well. SO SAD! However I'd say Cap's send-off was quite emotionally impactful too — it was just so perfect.
Adina Bernstein: Iron Man's death. I feel like it was his way of making up for the shit he did in the past.
Kali Tuttle: Iron Man's death was definitely the hardest for me. So unexpected and I cried really hard. He didn't even get to really say goodbye to anybody, even Peter, which really broke my heart. I had a really hard time with it and I'm still trying to get over it. That's why I'm seeing the movie again.
Cammy Madden: I think Black Widow was probably the one I expected the least. I knew that Cap wouldn't be surviving, and I had my suspicions about Tony (although, part of me did expect the movie to end with Tony having a powerful moment at Cap's funeral, but things didn't play out like that).
Collin Willis: Iron Man's death. Tony Stark is the beginning of this universe, he's been in my living room since 2008. It's weird to imagine a world where Robert Downey Jr. isn't quipping in an Iron suit on a yearly basis anymore.
John Tuttle: Captain America is my favorite Avenger. His stepping down from the iconic position which he has held for so long was outstandingly touching; his final words and memories…bittersweet.
Olaf Lesniak: No contest: Natasha. The most shocking death by far, but also she just went out like a boss. I'm so happy how far this simple character has come, how complex they've made her. Seeing her go was difficult to accept and what's worse is I didn't want Clint to die either. It's like choosing between children.
Natasha Alvar: Black Widow's death. The moments leading up to it, when it was inevitable that it was the end for her. God, I couldn't stop the tears from flowing. I knew that it was pretty much the end for Iron Man and Cap, but I did not see Natasha's death coming.
Nick Kush: I wish I had all the time in the world to go into a deep dive into the horrors that bad editing can create as it pertains to Black Widow's death (a hard cut to something extreme is almost always a comedy cut) but personally, it was Old Man Steve! Chris Evans is surprisingly convincing as an elderly man? Who knew! Every time he talked in his old, tired, whistley voice, I couldn't help but let out an audible "aww!"
image via GameStop
Where does the MCU go from here? What possible movie do you want to see the MOST?
Steven Ruiz: The future will be looking bright with the new additions coming into play in the future, X-Men and Fantastic Four being examples. I really can't wait for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. The search for Gamora, Thor joining the crew, and no Thanos in the way for them to worry about.
Brennan Dubé: Personally, I'd love to see a much simpler time in the MCU. After Spider-Man: Far From Home this summer, we may not see another MCU movie for two years (currently nothing is lined up for 2020). I appreciate a little time off for the MCU, but I'd love to see more films focused on one single hero in the future. Let's build up to the next big crossover film just as they did with Phase One way back in the day. Also, let's finally get the Fantastic Four done right… give it some time, but let's make it happen!
Adina Bernstein: Honestly, I don't know!
Kali Tuttle: Honestly, the MCU has nowhere to go. Sure, they have some movies planned for the future and they'll be fun to watch (especially the next Captain Marvel and Spider-Man films), but it won't be the same. I wouldn't be surprised if Marvel lost a bit of its box office power now that the original Avengers are gone.
Cammy Madden: I really want something new. I'm not super interested in the remaining characters. I worry that Spider-Man: Far From Home won't live up to the first movie. Black Panther is going to struggle with that as well. Thor 4 shouldn't even happen. So I'm looking forward to something new. But now that James Gunn is back with Guardians of the Galaxy 3, I have a good feeling about that. I'm also looking forward to a good Fantastic 4 film. Hopefully one that skips the origin story in the same way they did with Spider-Man. The X-Men joining the universe will also be exciting, but I don't expect that for a few more years.
Collin Willis: I don't know. For the first time since Iron Man (2008) there's no clear direction. The MCU has always had the idea of the Avengers assembling for the first time and then Thanos as its end goal. Now that those goals are accomplished, I am excited to be surprised.
John Tuttle: Right now, I feel more drawn to the next volume of Guardians of the Galaxy. And I'm eagerly hoping the next Black Panther movie is just as awesome as the first.
Olaf Lesniak: I'm assuming almost everyone here will choose Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 here. With Thor or without Thor, this would've been my number 1 choice. However, the God of Thunder elevates my interest times two. The other one (as you can see from my past two answers) has to be the Black Widow movie. Can't wait to see what she was like pre-Iron Man 2…and if maybe we can get a team-up with Hawkeye? More Hawkeye is always good.
Natasha Alvar: The Black Widow movie! Though I am looking forward to see what's next for Guardians, given Thor's presence. Should be interesting.
Nick Kush: Give me a toned Thor with the Guardians any day!
What's your letter grade of the film on an F to A+ scale?
Steven Ruiz: A- for the first two acts but A++ for that final battle.
Brennan Dubé: For me, it's an A grade! While there were some slight issues I had with the film, I was definitely all there for it. Wonderfully satisfying!
Adina Bernstein: A+
Kali Tuttle: Enthusiastic A++ because it made me cry and I want to see it again and again.
Cammy Madden: I'd probably give it an A.
Collin Willis: A+. This film has its flaws (Fat Thor), but it hits every emotional, comic book, and superhero note it needs to. This film is 11 years and 22 films in the making, it is quite literally greater than the sum of its parts.
John Tuttle: Definitely A to A+ even. I highly recommend it!
Olaf Lesniak: I think Nick did a good job giving it a B in his review. Had some problems with the last act, but other than even I can't hold much of a grudge on a movie that will stay in my memory this long.
Natasha Alvar: A solid B+. I wasn't too happy with Cap's ending, but I give them kudos for their construction of this Universe, and the way the movie tied everything together. It has been an amazing couple of years and I can't wait for the next chapter to begin.
Nick Kush: It's a B. It provides all the satisfaction that fans could ever hope for, doing enough to traverse through the more bumpy pieces of the narrative. But who cares about my critiques — it's going to make $5 gajillion anyway!
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