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215 lines
9.1 KiB
C
215 lines
9.1 KiB
C
#ifndef LOCAL_STACK_H
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#define LOCAL_STACK_H
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#include "lib/mlrval.h"
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#include "containers/type_decl.h"
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#include "containers/sllv.h"
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#include "containers/mlhmmv.h"
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// ================================================================
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// Bound & scoped variables for use in for-loops, function bodies, and
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// subroutine bodies. Indices of local variables, and max-depth for top-level
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// statement blocks, are compted by the stack-allocator which marks up the AST
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// before the CST is built from it.
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//
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// A convention shared between the stack-allocator and this data structure is
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// that slot 0 is an absent-null which is used for reads of undefined (or
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// as-yet-undefined) local variables.
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//
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// Values assigned to a local-stack variable are owned by this container.
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// They will be freed:
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// * On overwrite, e.g. on 'x = oldval' then 'x = newval' the oldval
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// will be freed on the newval assignment, and
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// * At stack-frame exit.
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// For this reason values assigned to locals may be passed in by reference
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// if they are ephemeral, i.e. if it is desired for this container to free
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// them. Otherwise, values should be copied before being passed in.
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// ================================================================
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// ================================================================
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typedef struct _local_stack_frame_entry_t {
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char* name; // For type-check error messages. Not strduped; the caller must ensure extent.
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mlhmmv_xvalue_t xvalue;
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int type_mask;
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} local_stack_frame_entry_t;
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typedef struct _local_stack_frame_t {
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int in_use;
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int ephemeral;
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int size;
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int subframe_base;
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local_stack_frame_entry_t* pvars;
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} local_stack_frame_t;
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// ----------------------------------------------------------------
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// A stack is allocated for a top-level statement block: begin, end, or main, or
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// user-defined function/subroutine. (The latter two may be called recursively
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// in which case the in_use flag notes the need to allocate a new stack.)
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local_stack_frame_t* local_stack_frame_alloc(int size);
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void local_stack_frame_free(local_stack_frame_t* pframe);
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// ================================================================
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//#define LOCAL_STACK_TRACE_ENABLE
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//#define LOCAL_STACK_BOUNDS_CHECK_ENABLE
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void local_stack_bounds_check(local_stack_frame_t* pframe, char* op, int set, int vardef_frame_relative_index);
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#ifdef LOCAL_STACK_BOUNDS_CHECK_ENABLE
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#define LOCAL_STACK_BOUNDS_CHECK(pframe, op, set, vardef_frame_relative_index) \
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local_stack_bounds_check((pframe), (op), (set), (vardef_frame_relative_index))
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#else
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#define LOCAL_STACK_BOUNDS_CHECK(pframe, op, set, vardef_frame_relative_index)
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#endif
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#ifdef LOCAL_STACK_TRACE_ENABLE
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#define LOCAL_STACK_TRACE(p) p
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#else
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#define LOCAL_STACK_TRACE(p)
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#endif
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// These are unconditional. With the single added character 'X' they can be
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// used to focus verbosity at specific callsites for dev/debug.
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#define LOCAL_STACK_BOUNDS_CHECKX(pframe, op, set, vardef_frame_relative_index) \
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local_stack_bounds_check((pframe), (op), (set), (vardef_frame_relative_index))
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#define LOCAL_STACK_TRACEX(p) p
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// ----------------------------------------------------------------
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// Sets/clears the in-use flag for top-level statement blocks, and verifies the
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// contract for absent-null at slot 0.
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// For non-recursive functions/subroutines the enter method sets the in-use flag
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// and returns its argument; the exit method clears that flag. For recursively
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// invoked functions/subroutines the enter method returns another stack of the
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// same size, and the exit method frees that.
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//
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// The reason we don't simply always allocate is that begin/main/end statements
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// are never recursive, and most functions and subroutines are not recursive, so
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// most of the time there will be a single frame for each. We allocate that once
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// at startup, reuse it on every record, and free it at exit -- rather than
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// allocating and freeing frames on every record.
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local_stack_frame_t* local_stack_frame_enter(local_stack_frame_t* pframe);
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void local_stack_frame_exit(local_stack_frame_t* pframe);
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void local_stack_frame_throw_type_mismatch_for_write(local_stack_frame_entry_t* pentry, mv_t* pval);
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void local_stack_frame_throw_type_xmismatch_for_write(local_stack_frame_entry_t* pentry, mlhmmv_xvalue_t* pxval);
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void local_stack_frame_throw_type_mismatch_for_read(local_stack_frame_entry_t* pentry);
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void local_stack_frame_throw_type_xmismatch_for_read(local_stack_frame_entry_t* pentry);
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// ----------------------------------------------------------------
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static inline mv_t local_stack_frame_get_terminal_from_nonindexed(local_stack_frame_t* pframe, // move to reference semantics
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int vardef_frame_relative_index)
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{
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LOCAL_STACK_TRACE(printf("LOCAL STACK FRAME %p GET %d\n", pframe, vardef_frame_relative_index));
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LOCAL_STACK_BOUNDS_CHECK(pframe, "GET", FALSE, vardef_frame_relative_index);
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local_stack_frame_entry_t* pentry = &pframe->pvars[vardef_frame_relative_index];
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mlhmmv_xvalue_t* pvalue = &pentry->xvalue;
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if (pvalue != NULL && pvalue->is_terminal) {
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return pvalue->terminal_mlrval;
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} else {
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return mv_absent();
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}
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}
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// ----------------------------------------------------------------
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static inline void local_stack_frame_assign_terminal_nonindexed(local_stack_frame_t* pframe,
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int vardef_frame_relative_index, mv_t val)
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{
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LOCAL_STACK_TRACE(printf("LOCAL STACK FRAME %p SET %d\n", pframe, vardef_frame_relative_index));
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LOCAL_STACK_BOUNDS_CHECK(pframe, "ASSIGN", TRUE, vardef_frame_relative_index);
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local_stack_frame_entry_t* pentry = &pframe->pvars[vardef_frame_relative_index];
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if (!(type_mask_from_mv(&val) & pentry->type_mask)) {
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local_stack_frame_throw_type_mismatch_for_write(pentry, &val);
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}
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mlhmmv_xvalue_free(&pentry->xvalue);
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pentry->xvalue = mlhmmv_xvalue_wrap_terminal(val); // xxx deep-copy?
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}
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// ----------------------------------------------------------------
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static inline mlhmmv_xvalue_t* local_stack_frame_ref_extended_from_nonindexed(local_stack_frame_t* pframe,
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int vardef_frame_relative_index)
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{
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LOCAL_STACK_TRACE(printf("LOCAL STACK FRAME %p GET %d\n", pframe, vardef_frame_relative_index));
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LOCAL_STACK_BOUNDS_CHECK(pframe, "GET", FALSE, vardef_frame_relative_index);
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local_stack_frame_entry_t* pentry = &pframe->pvars[vardef_frame_relative_index];
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mlhmmv_xvalue_t* pmvalue = &pentry->xvalue;
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return pmvalue;
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}
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// ----------------------------------------------------------------
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mv_t local_stack_frame_ref_terminal_from_indexed(local_stack_frame_t* pframe,
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int vardef_frame_relative_index, sllmv_t* pmvkeys);
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mlhmmv_xvalue_t* local_stack_frame_ref_extended_from_indexed(local_stack_frame_t* pframe,
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int vardef_frame_relative_index, sllmv_t* pmvkeys);
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void local_stack_frame_define_terminal(local_stack_frame_t* pframe, char* variable_name,
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int vardef_frame_relative_index, int type_mask, mv_t val);
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void local_stack_frame_define_extended(local_stack_frame_t* pframe, char* variable_name,
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int vardef_frame_relative_index, int type_mask, mlhmmv_xvalue_t xval);
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void local_stack_frame_assign_extended_nonindexed(local_stack_frame_t* pframe,
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int vardef_frame_relative_index, mlhmmv_xvalue_t xval);
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void local_stack_frame_assign_terminal_indexed(local_stack_frame_t* pframe,
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int vardef_frame_relative_index, sllmv_t* pmvkeys,
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mv_t terminal_value);
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void local_stack_frame_assign_extended_indexed(local_stack_frame_t* pframe,
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int vardef_frame_relative_index, sllmv_t* pmvkeys,
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mlhmmv_xvalue_t terminal_value);
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// ----------------------------------------------------------------
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// Frames are entered/exited for each curly-braced statement block, including
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// the top-level block itself as well as ifs/fors/whiles.
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static inline void local_stack_subframe_enter(local_stack_frame_t* pframe, int count) {
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LOCAL_STACK_TRACE(printf("LOCAL STACK SUBFRAME %p ENTER %d->%d\n",
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pframe, pframe->subframe_base, pframe->subframe_base+count));
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local_stack_frame_entry_t* psubframe = &pframe->pvars[pframe->subframe_base];
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for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
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LOCAL_STACK_TRACE(printf("LOCAL STACK FRAME %p CLEAR %d\n", pframe, pframe->subframe_base+i));
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LOCAL_STACK_BOUNDS_CHECK(pframe, "CLEAR", FALSE, pframe->subframe_base+i);
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local_stack_frame_entry_t* pentry = &psubframe[i];
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mlhmmv_xvalue_reset(&pentry->xvalue);
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pentry->type_mask = TYPE_MASK_ANY;
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}
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pframe->subframe_base += count;
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}
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// ----------------------------------------------------------------
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static inline void local_stack_subframe_exit(local_stack_frame_t* pframe, int count) {
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LOCAL_STACK_TRACE(printf("LOCAL STACK SUBFRAME %p EXIT %d->%d\n",
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pframe, pframe->subframe_base, pframe->subframe_base-count));
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pframe->subframe_base -= count;
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local_stack_frame_entry_t* psubframe = &pframe->pvars[pframe->subframe_base];
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for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
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local_stack_frame_entry_t* pentry = &psubframe[i];
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mlhmmv_xvalue_free(&pentry->xvalue);
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}
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}
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// ================================================================
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typedef struct _local_stack_t {
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sllv_t* pframes;
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} local_stack_t;
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local_stack_t* local_stack_alloc();
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void local_stack_free(local_stack_t* pstack);
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void local_stack_push(local_stack_t* pstack, local_stack_frame_t* pframe);
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local_stack_frame_t* local_stack_pop(local_stack_t* pstack);
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static inline local_stack_frame_t* local_stack_get_top_frame(local_stack_t* pstack) {
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return pstack->pframes->phead->pvvalue;
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}
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#endif // LOCAL_STACK_H
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