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go/usr/gri/gosrc/globals.go
Robert Griesemer 683ded80c9 - changed go-in-go parser to require ()'s for panic and print
- adjusted much of the existing go code
- missing: tests

R=r
DELTA=229  (1 added, 17 deleted, 211 changed)
OCL=14103
CL=14103
2008-08-11 21:20:42 -07:00

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// Copyright 2009 The Go Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
package Globals
// The following types should really be in their respective files
// (object.go, type.go, scope.go, package.go, compilation.go, etc.) but
// they refer to each other and we don't know how to handle forward
// declared pointers across packages yet.
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
export type Object struct {
exported bool;
pos int; // source position (< 0 if unknown position)
kind int;
ident string;
typ *Type; // nil for packages
pnolev int; // >= 0: package no., <= 0: function nesting level, 0: global level
}
export type Type struct {
ref int; // for exporting only: >= 0 means already exported
form int;
flags int; // channels, functions
size int; // in bytes
len_ int; // array length, no. of parameters (w/o recv)
obj *Object; // primary type object or NULL
aux *Type; // alias base type or map key
elt *Type; // aliases, arrays, maps, channels, pointers
scope *Scope; // forwards, structs, interfaces, functions
}
export type Package struct {
ref int; // for exporting only: >= 0 means already exported
file_name string;
key string;
obj *Object;
scope *Scope; // holds the (global) objects in this package
}
export type List struct {
len_ int;
first, last *Elem;
};
export type Scope struct {
parent *Scope;
entries *List;
// entries *map[string] *Object; // doesn't work properly
}
export type Flags struct {
debug bool;
object_file string;
update_packages bool;
print_interface bool;
verbosity uint;
sixg bool;
scan bool;
parse bool;
ast bool;
deps bool;
token_chan bool;
}
export type Environment struct {
Error *func(comp *Compilation); // TODO complete this
Import *func(comp *Compilation, pkg_file string) *Package;
Export *func(comp *Compilation, pkg_file string);
Compile *func(comp *Compilation, src_file string);
}
export type Compilation struct {
// environment
flags *Flags;
env *Environment;
// TODO use open arrays eventually
pkg_list [256] *Package; // pkg_list[0] is the current package
pkg_ref int;
}
export type Expr interface {
pos() int; // source position
typ() *Type;
// ... more to come here
}
export type Stat interface {
// ... more to come here
}
// TODO This is hideous! We need to have a decent way to do lists.
// Ideally open arrays that allow '+'.
type Elem struct {
next *Elem;
val int;
str string;
obj *Object;
typ *Type;
expr Expr
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Creation
export var Universe_void_t *Type // initialized by Universe to Universe.void_t
export func NewObject(pos, kind int, ident string) *Object {
obj := new(Object);
obj.exported = false;
obj.pos = pos;
obj.kind = kind;
obj.ident = ident;
obj.typ = Universe_void_t;
obj.pnolev = 0;
return obj;
}
export func NewType(form int) *Type {
typ := new(Type);
typ.ref = -1; // not yet exported
typ.form = form;
return typ;
}
export func NewPackage(file_name string, obj *Object, scope *Scope) *Package {
pkg := new(Package);
pkg.ref = -1; // not yet exported
pkg.file_name = file_name;
pkg.key = "<the package key>"; // empty key means package forward declaration
pkg.obj = obj;
pkg.scope = scope;
return pkg;
}
export func NewList() *List {
return new(List);
}
export func NewScope(parent *Scope) *Scope {
scope := new(Scope);
scope.parent = parent;
scope.entries = NewList();
return scope;
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Object methods
func (obj *Object) Copy() *Object {
copy := new(Object);
copy.exported = obj.exported;
copy.pos = obj.pos;
copy.kind = obj.kind;
copy.ident = obj.ident;
copy.typ = obj.typ;
copy.pnolev = obj.pnolev;
return copy;
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// List methods
func (L* List) len_() int {
return L.len_;
}
func (L *List) at(i int) *Elem {
if i < 0 || L.len_ <= i {
panic("index out of bounds");
}
p := L.first;
for ; i > 0; i-- {
p = p.next;
}
return p;
}
func (L *List) Clear() {
L.len_, L.first, L.last = 0, nil, nil;
}
func (L *List) Add() *Elem {
L.len_++;
e := new(Elem);
if L.first == nil {
L.first = e;
} else {
L.last.next = e;
}
L.last = e;
return e;
}
func (L *List) IntAt(i int) int {
return L.at(i).val;
}
func (L *List) StrAt(i int) string {
return L.at(i).str;
}
func (L *List) ObjAt(i int) *Object {
return L.at(i).obj;
}
func (L *List) TypAt(i int) *Type {
return L.at(i).typ;
}
func (L *List) AddInt(val int) {
L.Add().val = val;
}
func (L *List) AddStr(str string) {
L.Add().str = str;
}
func (L *List) AddObj(obj *Object) {
L.Add().obj = obj;
}
func (L *List) AddTyp(typ *Type) {
L.Add().typ = typ;
}
func (L *List) AddExpr(expr Expr) {
L.Add().expr = expr;
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Scope methods
func (scope *Scope) Lookup(ident string) *Object {
for p := scope.entries.first; p != nil; p = p.next {
if p.obj.ident == ident {
return p.obj;
}
}
return nil;
}
func (scope *Scope) Insert(obj *Object) {
if scope.Lookup(obj.ident) != nil {
panic("obj already inserted");
}
scope.entries.AddObj(obj);
}
func (scope *Scope) InsertImport(obj *Object) *Object {
p := scope.Lookup(obj.ident);
if p == nil {
scope.Insert(obj);
p = obj;
}
return p;
}
func (scope *Scope) Print() {
print("scope {");
for p := scope.entries.first; p != nil; p = p.next {
print("\n ", p.obj.ident);
}
print("\n}\n");
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Compilation methods
func (C *Compilation) Lookup(file_name string) *Package {
for i := 0; i < C.pkg_ref; i++ {
pkg := C.pkg_list[i];
if pkg.file_name == file_name {
return pkg;
}
}
return nil;
}
func (C *Compilation) Insert(pkg *Package) {
if C.Lookup(pkg.file_name) != nil {
panic("package already inserted");
}
pkg.obj.pnolev = C.pkg_ref;
C.pkg_list[C.pkg_ref] = pkg;
C.pkg_ref++;
}