Merge branch 'feature/finish-for-collect-loop-impl' into 'dev'

fix last problems with nested for collection loop

See merge request ligolang/ligo!197
This commit is contained in:
John David Pressman 2019-11-15 22:30:35 +00:00
commit f3b378e401
3 changed files with 57 additions and 53 deletions

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@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ let pseq_to_list = function
| None -> []
| Some lst -> npseq_to_list lst
let get_value : 'a Raw.reg -> 'a = fun x -> x.value
let is_compiler_generated = fun name -> String.contains name '#'
module Errors = struct
let unsupported_cst_constr p =
@ -116,17 +117,6 @@ module Errors = struct
] in
error ~data title message
let unsupported_deep_access_for_collection for_col =
let title () = "deep access in loop over collection" in
let message () =
Format.asprintf "currently, we do not support deep \
accesses in loops over collection" in
let data = [
("pattern_loc",
fun () -> Format.asprintf "%a" Location.pp_lift @@ for_col.Region.region)
] in
error ~data title message
(* Logging *)
let simplifying_instruction t =
@ -1001,6 +991,16 @@ and simpl_for_int : Raw.for_int -> (_ -> expression result) result = fun fi ->
2) Detect the free variables and build a list of their names
(myint and myst in the previous example)
Free variables are simply variables being assigned.
Note: In the case of a nested loops, assignements to a compiler
generated value (#COMPILER#acc) correspond to variables
that were already renamed in the inner loop.
e.g :
```
#COMPILER#acc.myint := #COMPILER#acc.myint + #COMPILER#elt ;
#COMPILER#acc.myst := #COMPILER#acc.myst ^ "to" ;
```
They must not be considered as free variables
3) Build the initial record (later passed as 2nd argument of
`MAP/SET/LIST_FOLD`) capturing the environment using the
@ -1014,6 +1014,10 @@ and simpl_for_int : Raw.for_int -> (_ -> expression result) result = fun fi ->
- references to the iterated value ==> variable `#COMPILER#elt_value`
in the case of a set/list:
- references to the iterated value ==> variable `#COMPILER#elt`
Note: In the case of an inner loop capturing variable from an outer loop
the free variable name can be `#COMPILER#acc.Y` and because we do not
capture the accumulator record in the inner loop, we don't want to
generate `#COMPILER#acc.#COMPILER#acc.Y` but `#COMPILER#acc.Y`
5) Append the return value to the body
@ -1047,10 +1051,8 @@ and simpl_for_collect : Raw.for_collect -> (_ -> expression result) result = fun
(fun (prev : type_name list) (ass_exp : expression) ->
match ass_exp.expression with
| E_assign ( name , _ , _ ) ->
if (String.contains name '#') then
ok prev
else
ok (name::prev)
if is_compiler_generated name then ok prev
else ok (name::prev)
| _ -> ok prev )
[]
for_body in
@ -1061,17 +1063,18 @@ and simpl_for_collect : Raw.for_collect -> (_ -> expression result) result = fun
(* STEP 4 *)
let replace exp =
match exp.expression with
(* replace references to fold accumulator as rhs *)
(* replace references to fold accumulator as lhs *)
| E_assign ( name , path , expr ) -> (
match path with
| [] -> ok @@ e_assign "#COMPILER#acc" [Access_record name] expr
(* This fails for deep accesses, see LIGO-131 LIGO-134 *)
| _ ->
(* ok @@ e_assign "#COMPILER#acc" ((Access_record name)::path) expr) *)
fail @@ unsupported_deep_access_for_collection fc.block )
let path' = List.filter
( fun el ->
match el with
| Access_record name -> not @@ is_compiler_generated name
| _ -> true )
((Access_record name)::path) in
ok @@ e_assign "#COMPILER#acc" path' expr)
| E_variable name -> (
if (List.mem name captured_name_list) then
(* replace references to fold accumulator as lhs *)
(* replace references to fold accumulator as rhs *)
ok @@ e_accessor (e_variable "#COMPILER#acc") [Access_record name]
else match fc.collection with
(* loop on map *)
@ -1107,16 +1110,10 @@ and simpl_for_collect : Raw.for_collect -> (_ -> expression result) result = fun
let ( arg_access: Types.access_path -> expression ) = e_accessor (e_variable "arguments") in
( match fc.collection with
| Map _ ->
(* let acc = arg_access [Access_tuple 0 ; Access_tuple 0] in
let collec_elt_v = arg_access [Access_tuple 1 ; Access_tuple 0] in
let collec_elt_k = arg_access [Access_tuple 1 ; Access_tuple 1] in *)
(* The above should work, but not yet (see LIGO-131) *)
let temp_kv = arg_access [Access_tuple 1] in
let acc = arg_access [Access_tuple 0 ] in
let collec_elt_v = e_accessor (e_variable "#COMPILER#temp_kv") [Access_tuple 0] in
let collec_elt_k = e_accessor (e_variable "#COMPILER#temp_kv") [Access_tuple 1] in
let collec_elt_v = arg_access [Access_tuple 1 ; Access_tuple 0] in
let collec_elt_k = arg_access [Access_tuple 1 ; Access_tuple 1] in
e_let_in ("#COMPILER#acc", None) acc @@
e_let_in ("#COMPILER#temp_kv", None) temp_kv @@
e_let_in ("#COMPILER#collec_elt_k", None) collec_elt_v @@
e_let_in ("#COMPILER#collec_elt_v", None) collec_elt_k (for_body)
| _ ->

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@ -134,20 +134,26 @@ function for_collection_map_k (var nee : unit) : string is block {
end
} with st
// function nested_for_collection (var nee : unit) : (int*string) is block {
// var myint : int := 0;
// var myst : string := "";
// var mylist : list(int) := list 1 ; 2 ; 3 end ;
// for i : int in list mylist
// begin
// myint := myint + i ;
// var myset : set(string) := set "1" ; "2" ; "3" end ;
// for st : string in set myset
// begin
// myst := myst ^ st ;
// end
// end
// } with (myint,myst)
function nested_for_collection (var nee : unit) : (int*string) is block {
var myint : int := 0;
var mystoo : string := "";
var mylist : list(int) := list 1 ; 2 ; 3 end ;
var mymap : map(string,string) := map " one" -> "," ; "two" -> " " end ;
for i in list mylist
begin
myint := myint + i ;
var myset : set(string) := set "1" ; "2" ; "3" end ;
for st in set myset
begin
mystoo := mystoo ^ st ;
for k -> v in map mymap
begin
mystoo := mystoo ^ k ^ v ;
end
end
end
} with (myint,mystoo)
function dummy (const n : nat) : nat is block {
while False block { skip }

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@ -812,9 +812,10 @@ let loop () : unit result =
let%bind () =
let expected = (e_int 20) in
expect_eq program "for_collection_comp_with_acc" input expected in
(* let%bind () =
let expected = e_pair (e_int 6) (e_string "123123123") in
expect_eq program "nested_for_collection" input expected in *)
let%bind () =
let expected = e_pair (e_int 6)
(e_string "1 one,two 2 one,two 3 one,two 1 one,two 2 one,two 3 one,two 1 one,two 2 one,two 3 one,two ") in
expect_eq program "nested_for_collection" input expected in
let%bind () =
let ez lst =
let open Ast_simplified.Combinators in