tock-mirror/pregen/GenTagAST.hs
Adam Sampson 710be039cb Have the pregen programs figure out the types using generics.
Previously they had a list of the types they needed to generate
instances for.  This patch adds some helper code that can be used to
list all the AST.* types in the AST automatically. The result is that we
should be able to add new types to the AST without needing to change the
generator code.

This also means that GenOrdAST is now generating *all* the instances of
Ord for the AST; previously the trivial ones were derived by the
compiler.
2008-05-09 14:02:13 +00:00

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{-
Tock: a compiler for parallel languages
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-- | Generates the TagAST module. Template Haskell was a bit too heavyweight
-- for this. Uses Data.Generics to pick out all the constructors for the
-- given types, work out their "arity" and write out the TagAST module
-- (to stdout).
module GenTagAST where
import Data.Char
import Data.Generics
import Data.List (intersperse)
import PregenUtils
import Utils
genHeader :: [String]
genHeader = [
"-- | Contains lots of helper functions for matching AST elements."
,"-- For most AST.Blah items, there is an mBlah and mBlah' definition here."
,"-- mBlah is without the Meta tag pattern (DontCare is used), mBlah' is with a Meta tag pattern."
,"--"
,"-- NOTE: This file is auto-generated by the GenTagAST program, and should not be edited directly."
,"module TagAST where"
,"import Data.Generics"
,""
,"import qualified AST"
,"import qualified Metadata"
,"import Pattern"
,"import TreeUtils"
-- Could probably auto-generate these, too:
,"type F0 = Pattern"
,"type F1 = (Data a0) => a0 -> Pattern"
,"type F2 = (Data a0, Data a1) => a0 -> a1 -> Pattern"
,"type F3 = (Data a0, Data a1, Data a2) => a0 -> a1 -> a2 -> Pattern"
,"type F4 = (Data a0, Data a1, Data a2, Data a3) => a0 -> a1 -> a2 -> a3 -> Pattern"
,"type F5 = (Data a0, Data a1, Data a2, Data a3, Data a4) => a0 -> a1 -> a2 -> a3 -> a4 -> Pattern"
,"type F6 = (Data a0, Data a1, Data a2, Data a3, Data a4, Data a5) => a0 -> a1 -> a2 -> a3 -> a4 -> a5 -> Pattern"
,"type F0' a = Pattern"
,"type F1' a0 = a0 -> Pattern"
,"type F2' a1 = (Data a0) => a0 -> a1 -> Pattern"
,"type F3' a2 = (Data a0, Data a1) => a0 -> a1 -> a2 -> Pattern"
,"type F4' a3 = (Data a0, Data a1, Data a2) => a0 -> a1 -> a2 -> a3 -> Pattern"
,"type F5' a4 = (Data a0, Data a1, Data a2, Data a3) => a0 -> a1 -> a2 -> a3 -> a4 -> Pattern"
,"type F6' a5 = (Data a0, Data a1, Data a2, Data a3, Data a4) => a0 -> a1 -> a2 -> a3 -> a4 -> a5 -> Pattern"
,""
]
genItem :: (Int, String) -> [String]
genItem (num, name)
= [mname ++ "' :: F" ++ n
,mname ++ "' = tag" ++ n ++ " AST." ++ name
,mname ++ " :: F" ++ show (num - 1)
,mname ++ " = " ++ mname ++ "' DontCare"]
where
n = show num
mname = "m" ++ name
genItem' :: String -> String -> (Int, String, [String]) -> [String]
genItem' suffix typeName (num, name, paramTypes)
= [mname ++ "' :: F" ++ n ++ typeSuffix
,mname ++ "' = tag" ++ n ++ " (AST." ++ name ++ " :: " ++ params ++ ")"
,mname ++ " :: F" ++ show (num - 1) ++ typeSuffix
,mname ++ " = " ++ mname ++ "' DontCare"]
where
typeSuffix = ""
params = concat $ intersperse " -> " $ paramTypes ++ [typeName]
n = show num
mname = "m" ++ name ++ suffix
consFor :: forall a. Data a => a -> [(Int, String)]
consFor x = map consFor' (dataTypeConstrs $ dataTypeOf x)
where
-- The way I work out how many arguments a constructor takes is crazy, but
-- I can't see a better way given the Data.Generics API
consFor' :: Constr -> (Int, String)
consFor' con = (glength (fromConstr con :: a), showConstr con)
consParamsFor :: forall a. Data a => a -> [(Int, String, [String])]
consParamsFor x = map consParamsFor' (dataTypeConstrs $ dataTypeOf x)
where
-- The way I work out how many arguments a constructor takes is crazy, but
-- I can't see a better way given the Data.Generics API
consParamsFor' :: Constr -> (Int, String, [String])
consParamsFor' con = (length cons, showConstr con, cons)
where
cons :: [String]
cons = gmapQ (show . typeOf) (fromConstr con :: a)
items :: [String]
items = concat [gen w | DataBox w <- astTypes]
where
gen w
= case typeRepArgs rep of
-- A parameterised type (e.g. Structured Process).
[arg] -> genParam arg w
-- A normal type (e.g. Process).
_ -> genNormal w
where
rep = typeOf w
genParam arg w
= concatMap (genItem' prefix (show $ typeOf w)) $ consParamsFor w
where
argS = show arg
prefix
| argS == "()" = "AST"
| otherwise = filter isUpper (drop (1 + index '.' argS) argS)
index c s = length (takeWhile (/= c) s)
genNormal w
= concatMap genItem (filterInvalid $ consFor w)
filterInvalid :: [(Int, a)] -> [(Int, a)]
filterInvalid = filter (\(n,_) -> n > 0)
main :: IO ()
main = putStr $ unlines $ genHeader ++ items