/***** * newexp.cc * Andy Hammerlindl 2003/07/28 * * Handles the abstract syntax for expressions the create new objects, * such as record, array, and function constructors. *****/ #include "newexp.h" #include "stm.h" #include "runtime.h" #include "coenv.h" #include "inst.h" using namespace types; using trans::coder; using trans::coenv; using vm::inst; namespace absyntax { void printFrame(frame *f) { if (f == 0) { cerr << '0'; } else { cerr << f << " of "; printFrame(f->getParent()); } } bool newRecordExp::encodeLevel(position pos, coenv &e, trans::tyEntry *ent) { record *r = dynamic_cast(ent->t); assert(r); // The level needed on which to allocate the record. frame *level = r->getLevel()->getParent(); if (ent->v) { // Put the record on the stack. For instance, in code like // import imp; // new imp.t; // we are putting the instance of imp on the stack, so we can use it to // allocate an instance of imp.t. ent->v->getLocation()->encode(trans::READ, pos, e.c); // Adjust to the right frame. For instance, in the last new in // struct A { // struct B { // static struct C {} // } // B b=new B; // } // A a=new A; // new a.b.C; // we push a.b onto the stack, but need a as the enclosing frame for // allocating an instance of C. record *q = dynamic_cast(ent->v->getType()); return e.c.encode(level, q->getLevel()); } else return e.c.encode(level); } types::ty *newRecordExp::transFromTyEntry(position pos, coenv &e, trans::tyEntry *ent) { types::ty *t = ent->t; if (t->kind == ty_error) return t; else if (t->kind != ty_record) { em.error(pos); em << "type '" << *t << "' is not a structure"; return primError(); } // Put the enclosing frame on the stack. if (!encodeLevel(pos, e, ent)) { em.error(pos); em << "allocation of struct '" << *t << "' is not in a valid scope"; return primError(); } record *r = dynamic_cast(t); assert(r); // Encode the allocation. e.c.encode(inst::makefunc,r->getInit()); e.c.encode(inst::popcall); return t; } types::ty *newRecordExp::trans(coenv &e) { return transFromTyEntry(getPos(), e, result->transAsTyEntry(e, 0)); } types::ty *newRecordExp::getType(coenv &e) { types::ty *t = result->trans(e, true); if (t->kind != ty_error && t->kind != ty_record) return primError(); else return t; } void newArrayExp::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyname(out,"newArrayExp",indent); celltype->prettyprint(out, indent+1); if (dimexps) dimexps->prettyprint(out, indent+1); if (dims) dims->prettyprint(out, indent+1); if (ai) ai->prettyprint(out, indent+1); } types::ty *newArrayExp::trans(coenv &e) { types::ty *c = celltype->trans(e); if (c->kind == ty_void) { em.error(getPos()); em << "cannot declare array of type void"; return primError(); } if (dims) c = dims->truetype(c); if (ai) { ai->transToType(e, c); return c; } else if (dimexps || dims) { if (dimexps) { for (size_t i = 0; i < dimexps->size(); ++i) { (*dimexps)[i]->transToType(e, types::primInt()); c = new types::array(c); } } if (dims) { for (size_t i = 0; i < dims->size(); ++i) { e.c.encode(inst::intpush,0); } } e.c.encode(inst::intpush, (Int) ((dimexps ? dimexps->size():0) + (dims ? dims->size():0))); e.c.encode(inst::builtin, run::newDeepArray); return c; } else { em.compiler(getPos()); em << "new array expression must have either dims or dimexps"; return primError(); } } types::ty *newArrayExp::getType(coenv &e) { types::ty *c = celltype->trans(e); if (c->kind == ty_void) { return primError(); } if (dims) c = dims->truetype(c); if (dimexps) { Int depth = (Int)dimexps->size(); while (depth > 0) { c = new types::array(c); depth--; } } return c; } } // namespace absyntax