/***** * stm.cc * Andy Hammerlindl 2002/8/30 * * Statements are everything in the language that do something on their * own. Statements are different from declarations in that statements * do not modify the environment. Translation of a statement puts the * stack code to run it into the instruction stream. *****/ #include #include "errormsg.h" #include "settings.h" #include "coenv.h" #include "exp.h" #include "stm.h" #include "symbol.h" #include "opsymbols.h" namespace absyntax { using namespace trans; using namespace types; void stm::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyname(out,"stm",indent); } void emptyStm::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyname(out,"emptyStm",indent); } void blockStm::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyname(out,"blockStm",indent); base->prettyprint(out, indent+1); } void expStm::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyname(out,"expStm",indent); body->prettyprint(out, indent+1); } void baseExpTrans(coenv &e, exp *expr) { types::ty_kind kind = expr->trans(e)->kind; if (kind != types::ty_void) // Remove any value it puts on the stack. e.c.encodePop(); } void expStm::trans(coenv &e) { baseExpTrans(e, body); } // For an object such as currentpicture, write 'picture currentpicture' to // give some information. Only do this when the object has a name. void tryToWriteTypeOfExp(types::ty *t, exp *body) { symbol name=body->getName(); if (!name) return; overloaded *set = dynamic_cast(t); if (set) for(ty_vector::iterator ot=set->sub.begin(); ot!=set->sub.end(); ++ot) tryToWriteTypeOfExp(*ot, body); else { cout << "<"; t->printVar(cout, name); cout << ">" << endl; } } // From dec.cc: varEntry *makeVarEntry(position pos, coenv &e, record *r, types::ty *t); void storeExp(coenv &e, types::ty *t, exp *expr) { assert(t->kind != ty_error); assert(t->kind != ty_void); assert(t->kind != ty_overloaded); expr->transAsType(e, t); // Store the value in a new variable of the proper type. varEntry *v = makeVarEntry(expr->getPos(), e, 0, t); e.e.addVar(symbol::trans("operator answer"), v); v->getLocation()->encode(WRITE, expr->getPos(), e.c); e.c.encodePop(); } void storeAndWriteExp(coenv &e, types::ty *t, exp *expr) { storeExp(e, t, expr); position pos=expr->getPos(); baseExpTrans(e, new callExp(pos, new nameExp(pos, "write"), new nameExp(pos, "operator answer"))); } void tryToWriteExp(coenv &e, exp *expr) { position pos=expr->getPos(); types::ty *t=expr->cgetType(e); // If the original expression is bad, just print the errors. // If it is a function which returns void, just call the function. if (t->kind == ty_error || t->kind == ty_void) { baseExpTrans(e, expr); return; } exp *callee=new nameExp(pos, symbol::trans("write")); exp *call=new callExp(pos, callee, expr); types::ty *ct=call->getType(e); if (ct->kind == ty_error || ct->kind == ty_overloaded) { if (t->kind == ty_overloaded) { // Translate the expr in order to print the ambiguity error first. expr->trans(e); em.sync(); assert(em.errors()); // Then, write out all of the types. tryToWriteTypeOfExp(t, expr); } else { // Write the type of the expression and, since it is unique, assign it to // 'operator answer' even though its value isn't printed. tryToWriteTypeOfExp(t, expr); storeExp(e, t, expr); } } else if (t->kind == ty_overloaded) { // If the exp is overloaded, but the act of writing makes it // unambiguous, add a suffix to the output to warn the user of this. exp *suffix=new nameExp(pos, symbol::trans("overloadedMessage")); exp *callWithSuffix=new callExp(pos, callee, expr, suffix); if (callWithSuffix->getType(e)->kind != ty_error) baseExpTrans(e, callWithSuffix); else baseExpTrans(e, call); } else { // Interactive writing can proceed normally. storeAndWriteExp(e, t, expr); } } void expStm::interactiveTrans(coenv &e) { // First check if it is the kind of expression that should be written. if (body->writtenToPrompt() && settings::getSetting("interactiveWrite")) tryToWriteExp(e, body); else baseExpTrans(e, body); } void ifStm::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyname(out,"ifStm",indent); test->prettyprint(out, indent+1); onTrue->prettyprint(out, indent+1); if (onFalse) onFalse->prettyprint(out, indent+1); } void ifStm::trans(coenv &e) { Int elseLabel = e.c.fwdLabel(); Int end = e.c.fwdLabel(); #ifdef TRANSJUMP test->transConditionalJump(e, false, elseLabel); #else test->transToType(e, types::primBoolean()); e.c.useLabel(inst::njmp,elseLabel); #endif onTrue->markTrans(e); if (onFalse) { // Encode the jump around the 'else' clause at the end of the 'if' clause e.c.useLabel(inst::jmp,end); e.c.defLabel(elseLabel); onFalse->markTrans(e); } else { e.c.defLabel(elseLabel); } e.c.defLabel(end); } void transLoopBody(coenv &e, stm *body) { e.c.encodePushFrame(); body->markTrans(e); e.c.encodePopFrame(); } void whileStm::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyname(out,"whileStm",indent); test->prettyprint(out, indent+1); body->prettyprint(out, indent+1); } void whileStm::trans(coenv &e) { Int end = e.c.fwdLabel(); e.c.pushBreak(end); Int start = e.c.defLabel(); e.c.pushContinue(start); #ifdef TRANSJUMP test->transConditionalJump(e, false, end); #else test->transToType(e, types::primBoolean()); e.c.useLabel(inst::njmp,end); #endif transLoopBody(e,body); e.c.useLabel(inst::jmp,start); e.c.defLabel(end); e.c.popBreak(); e.c.popContinue(); } void doStm::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyname(out,"doStm",indent); body->prettyprint(out, indent+1); test->prettyprint(out, indent+1); } void doStm::trans(coenv &e) { Int testLabel = e.c.fwdLabel(); e.c.pushContinue(testLabel); Int end = e.c.fwdLabel(); e.c.pushBreak(end); Int start = e.c.defLabel(); transLoopBody(e,body); e.c.defLabel(testLabel); #ifdef TRANSJUMP test->transConditionalJump(e, true, start); #else test->transToType(e, types::primBoolean()); e.c.useLabel(inst::cjmp,start); #endif e.c.defLabel(end); e.c.popBreak(); e.c.popContinue(); } void forStm::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyname(out,"forStm",indent); if (init) init->prettyprint(out, indent+1); if (test) test->prettyprint(out, indent+1); if (update) update->prettyprint(out, indent+1); body->prettyprint(out, indent+1); } void forStm::trans(coenv &e) { // Any vardec in the initializer needs its own scope. e.e.beginScope(); if (init) init->markTrans(e); Int ctarget = e.c.fwdLabel(); e.c.pushContinue(ctarget); Int end = e.c.fwdLabel(); e.c.pushBreak(end); Int start = e.c.defLabel(); if(test) { #ifdef TRANSJUMP test->transConditionalJump(e, false, end); #else test->transToType(e, types::primBoolean()); e.c.useLabel(inst::njmp,end); #endif } transLoopBody(e,body); e.c.defLabel(ctarget); if (update) update->markTrans(e); e.c.useLabel(inst::jmp,start); e.c.defLabel(end); e.e.endScope(); e.c.popBreak(); e.c.popContinue(); } void extendedForStm::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyindent(out, indent); out << "extendedForStm: '" << var << "'\n"; start->prettyprint(out, indent+1); set->prettyprint(out, indent+1); body->prettyprint(out, indent+1); } void extendedForStm::trans(coenv &e) { // Translate into the syntax: // // start[] a = set; // for (int i=0; i < a.length; ++i) { // start var=a[i]; // body // } position pos=getPos(); // Use gensyms for the variable names so as not to pollute the namespace. symbol a=symbol::gensym("a"); symbol i=symbol::gensym("i"); // Get the start type. Handle type inference as a special case. types::ty *t = start->trans(e, true); if (t->kind == types::ty_inferred) { // var a=set; tyEntryTy tet(pos, primInferred()); decid dec1(pos, new decidstart(pos, a), set); vardec(pos, &tet, &dec1).trans(e); } else { // start[] a=set; arrayTy at(pos, start, new dimensions(pos)); decid dec1(pos, new decidstart(pos, a), set); vardec(pos, &at, &dec1).trans(e); } // { start var=a[i]; body } block b(pos); decid dec2(pos, new decidstart(pos, var), new subscriptExp(pos, new nameExp(pos, a), new nameExp(pos, i))); b.add(new vardec(pos, start, &dec2)); b.add(body); // If there are errors already, just report errors in the body and don't try // to translate the for loop. if (em.errors()) { b.trans(e); return; } // for (int i=0; i < a.length; ++i) // forStm(pos, new vardec(pos, new tyEntryTy(pos, primInt()), new decid(pos, new decidstart(pos, i), new intExp(pos, 0))), new binaryExp(pos, new nameExp(pos, i), SYM_LT, new nameExp(pos, new qualifiedName(pos, new simpleName(pos, a), symbol::trans("length")))), new expStm(pos, new prefixExp(pos, new nameExp(pos, i), SYM_PLUS)), new blockStm(pos, &b)).trans(e); } void breakStm::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyname(out,"breakStm",indent); } void breakStm::trans(coenv &e) { // Loop bodies have their own frame to declare variables for each iteration. // Pop out of this frame when jumping out of the loop body. e.c.encode(inst::popframe); if (!e.c.encodeBreak()) { em.error(getPos()); em << "break statement outside of a loop"; } } void continueStm::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyname(out,"continueStm",indent); } void continueStm::trans(coenv &e) { // Loop bodies have their own frame to declare variables for each iteration. // Pop out of this frame when jumping out of the loop body. e.c.encode(inst::popframe); if (!e.c.encodeContinue()) { em.error(getPos()); em << "continue statement outside of a loop"; } } void returnStm::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyname(out, "returnStm",indent); if (value) value->prettyprint(out, indent+1); } void returnStm::trans(coenv &e) { types::ty *t = e.c.getReturnType(); if (t->kind == ty_void) { if (value) { em.error(getPos()); em << "function cannot return a value"; } if (e.c.isRecord()) e.c.encode(inst::pushclosure); } else { if (value) { value->transToType(e, t); } else { em.error(getPos()); em << "function must return a value"; } } // NOTE: Currently, a return statement in a module definition will end // the initializer. Should this be allowed? e.c.encode(inst::ret); } void stmExpList::prettyprint(ostream &out, Int indent) { prettyname(out, "stmExpList",indent); for (mem::list::iterator p = stms.begin(); p != stms.end(); ++p) (*p)->prettyprint(out, indent+1); } void stmExpList::trans(coenv &e) { for (mem::list::iterator p = stms.begin(); p != stms.end(); ++p) (*p)->markTrans(e); } } // namespace absyntax