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annotate sema/ScopeBuilder.d @ 107:189c049cbfcc new_gen
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1 module sema.ScopeBuilder; |
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14 | 3 import tango.io.Stdout, |
4 tango.core.Array : find; | |
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26 | 6 public |
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7 import sema.Scope; |
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9 import sema.Visitor, |
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10 basic.SmallArray; |
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12 class ForwardReference : Visitor!(void) |
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14 override void visit(Module[] modules) |
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16 this.modules = modules; |
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17 super.visit(modules); |
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20 override void visitFuncDecl(FuncDecl d) |
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22 visitExp(d.returnType); |
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23 visitExp(d.identifier); |
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24 foreach (arg; d.funcArgs) |
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25 visitDecl(arg); |
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26 foreach (stmt; d.statements) |
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27 visitStmt(stmt); |
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29 d.env.find(d.identifier).setType(d.type); |
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32 override void visitVarDecl(VarDecl d) |
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34 visitExp(d.varType); |
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35 visitExp(d.identifier); |
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37 if (d.init) |
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38 visitExp(d.init); |
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40 d.env.find(d.identifier).setType( typeOf(d.varType, d.env) ); |
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43 override void visitStructDecl(StructDecl s) |
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45 super.visitStructDecl(s); |
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47 DType[char[]] types; |
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49 auto st = s.env.types[s.identifier.get].asStruct; |
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50 foreach (decl; s.decls) |
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51 if (auto varDecl = cast(VarDecl)decl) |
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52 st.addMember(typeOf(varDecl.varType, varDecl.env), varDecl.identifier.get); |
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53 else if (auto fd = cast(FuncDecl)decl) |
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54 st.addMember(fd.type, fd.identifier.get); |
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57 DType typeOf(Identifier id, Scope sc) |
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60 return (typeOf(i.pointerOf, sc)).getPointerTo(); |
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62 return typeOf(i.arrayOf, sc).getAsArray(i.size); |
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63 return sc.findType(id); |
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66 Module[] modules; |
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69 class ScopeBuilder : Visitor!(void) |
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71 static ModuleHandler mHandle; |
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73 static this() |
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75 mHandle = new ModuleHandler; |
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82 override void visit(Module[] modules) |
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84 foreach(m ; modules) |
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85 visitModule(m); |
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87 auto fr = new ForwardReference(); |
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89 fr.visit(modules); |
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92 override void visitModule(Module m) |
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95 table[table.length-1].types["void"] = DType.Void; |
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96 table[table.length-1].types["bool"] = DType.Bool; |
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97 table[table.length-1].types["byte"] = DType.Byte; |
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98 table[table.length-1].types["ubyte"] = DType.UByte; |
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101 table[table.length-1].types["int"] = DType.Int; |
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102 table[table.length-1].types["uint"] = DType.UInt; |
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103 table[table.length-1].types["long"] = DType.Long; |
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106 table[table.length-1].types["wchar"] = DType.WChar; |
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107 table[table.length-1].types["dchar"] = DType.DChar; |
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109 current().inModule = m; |
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110 current().mHandle = mHandle; |
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111 mHandle.add(m); |
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112 m.env = current(); |
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1 | 114 } |
115 | |
116 override void visitDecl(Decl d) | |
117 { | |
118 d.env = current(); | |
119 super.visitDecl(d); | |
120 } | |
121 | |
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122 override void visitImportDecl(ImportDecl i) |
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123 { |
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124 i.env.imports ~= i; |
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125 super.visitImportDecl(i); |
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126 } |
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1 | 128 override void visitStmt(Stmt s) |
129 { | |
130 s.env = current(); | |
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131 s.stmtIndex = s.env.stmtIndex; |
1 | 132 super.visitStmt(s); |
133 } | |
134 | |
135 override void visitExp(Exp e) | |
136 { | |
137 e.env = current(); | |
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138 e.stmtIndex = e.env.stmtIndex; |
1 | 139 super.visitExp(e); |
140 } | |
141 | |
142 override void visitFuncDecl(FuncDecl d) | |
143 { | |
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145 auto sc = push(); |
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148 visitExp(d.identifier); |
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154 { |
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14 | 158 pop(sc); |
1 | 159 } |
160 | |
161 override void visitVarDecl(VarDecl d) | |
162 { | |
24 | 163 if (d.init) |
164 visitExp(d.init); | |
165 | |
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166 if (need_push > 0 && current().parentFunction !is null) { |
24 | 167 push(); |
168 --need_push; | |
169 } | |
170 | |
1 | 171 auto sc = current(); |
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172 sc.add(d.identifier); |
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174 visitExp(d.varType); |
24 | 175 visitExp(d.identifier); |
1 | 176 } |
177 | |
22 | 178 override void visitStructDecl(StructDecl s) |
179 { | |
180 auto sc = current(); | |
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181 sc.add(s.identifier); |
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182 s.env = sc; |
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183 auto type = new DStruct(s.identifier); |
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185 sc.types[s.identifier.get] = type; |
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187 sc = push(); |
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189 pop(sc); |
22 | 190 } |
191 | |
14 | 192 override void visitDeclStmt(DeclStmt d) |
193 { | |
24 | 194 ++need_push; |
14 | 195 super.visitDeclStmt(d); |
196 } | |
24 | 197 private uint need_push = 0; |
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200 { |
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201 s.env = current(); |
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202 visitExp(s.cond); |
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45 | 204 visitStmt(s.then_body); |
14 | 205 pop(sc); |
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45 | 207 if (s.else_body !is null) |
208 { | |
209 sc = push(); | |
210 visitStmt(s.else_body); | |
211 pop(sc); | |
212 } | |
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217 s.env = current(); |
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219 super.visitWhileStmt(s); |
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225 s.env = current(); |
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226 auto sc = push(); |
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228 pop(sc); |
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1 | 231 private: |
232 Scope[] table; | |
233 | |
14 | 234 Scope push() |
1 | 235 { |
14 | 236 auto sc = new Scope(current()); |
237 table ~= sc; | |
238 return sc; | |
1 | 239 } |
240 | |
14 | 241 Scope pop(Scope sc = null) |
1 | 242 { |
14 | 243 if (sc !is null) |
244 { | |
245 table.length = table.find(sc); | |
246 return sc; | |
247 } | |
248 | |
1 | 249 auto res = table[$ - 1]; |
250 table.length = table.length - 1; | |
251 return res; | |
252 } | |
253 | |
254 Scope current() | |
255 { | |
256 return table[$ - 1]; | |
257 } | |
258 } | |
259 |