;;; Resolving free top-level references to modules ;;; Copyright (C) 2021-2022 ;;; Free Software Foundation, Inc. ;;; ;;; This library is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify ;;; it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as ;;; published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the ;;; License, or (at your option) any later version. ;;; ;;; This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ;;; WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ;;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ;;; Lesser General Public License for more details. ;;; ;;; You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public ;;; License along with this program. If not, see ;;; . (define-module (language tree-il resolve-free-vars) #:use-module (ice-9 match) #:use-module (language tree-il) #:use-module ((srfi srfi-1) #:select (filter-map)) #:export (resolve-free-vars)) (define (compute-assigned-lexicals exp) (define assigned-lexicals '()) (define (add-assigned-lexical! var) (set! assigned-lexicals (cons var assigned-lexicals))) ((make-tree-il-folder) exp (lambda (exp) (match exp (($ _ _ var _) (add-assigned-lexical! var) (values)) (_ (values)))) (lambda (exp) (values))) assigned-lexicals) (define (make-resolver mod local-definitions) ;; Given that module A imports B and C, and X is free in A, ;; unfortunately there are a few things preventing us from knowing ;; whether the binding proceeds from B or C, just based on the text: ;; ;; - Renamers are evaluated at run-time. ;; - Just using B doesn't let us know what definitions are in B. ;; ;; So instead of using the source program to determine where a binding ;; comes from, we use the first-class module interface. (define (imported-resolver iface) (let ((by-var (make-hash-table))) ;; When resolving a free variable, Guile visits all used modules ;; to see if there is a binding. If one of those imports is an ;; autoload, it's possible that the autoload interface fails to ;; load. In that case Guile will issue a warning and consider the ;; binding not found in that module. Here we try to produce the ;; same behavior at optimization time that we do at expand time ;; that we would do at run time. (false-if-exception (let ((public-iface (resolve-interface (module-name iface)))) (module-for-each (lambda (name var) (hashq-set! by-var var name)) public-iface)) #:warning "Failed to determine exported bindings from module ~a:\n" (module-name iface)) (lambda (name) (let ((var (module-variable iface name))) (and var (cons (module-name iface) (hashq-ref by-var var))))))) (define the-module (resolve-module mod)) (define resolvers (map imported-resolver (module-uses the-module))) (lambda (name) (cond ((or (module-local-variable the-module name) (memq name local-definitions)) 'local) (else (match (filter-map (lambda (resolve) (resolve name)) resolvers) (() 'unknown) (((mod . #f)) 'unknown) (((mod . public-name)) (cons mod public-name)) ((_ _ . _) 'duplicate)))))) ;;; Record all bindings in a module, to know whether a toplevel-ref is ;;; an import or not. If toplevel-ref to imported variable, transform ;;; to module-ref or primitive-ref. New pass before peval. (define (compute-free-var-resolver exp) (define assigned-lexicals (compute-assigned-lexicals exp)) (define module-definitions '()) (define module-lexicals '()) (define bindings '()) (define (add-module-definition! mod args) (set! module-definitions (acons mod args module-definitions))) (define (add-module-lexical! var mod) (unless (memq var assigned-lexicals) (set! module-lexicals (acons var mod module-lexicals)))) (define (add-binding! mod name) (set! bindings (acons mod name bindings))) (define (record-bindings! mod vars vals) (for-each (lambda (var val) (match val (($ _ ($ _ '(guile) 'define-module* #f) (($ _ mod) . args)) (add-module-definition! mod args) (add-module-lexical! var mod)) (($ _ 'current-module ()) (when mod (add-module-lexical! var mod))) (_ #f))) vars vals)) ;; Thread a conservative idea of what the current module is through ;; the visit. Visiting an expression returns the name of the current ;; module when the expression completes, or #f if unknown. Record the ;; define-module* forms, if any, and note any toplevel definitions. (define (visit exp) (visit/mod exp #f)) (define (visit* exps) (unless (null? exps) (visit (car exps)) (visit* (cdr exps)))) (define (visit+ exps mod) (match exps (() mod) ((exp . exps) (let lp ((mod' (visit/mod exp mod)) (exps exps)) (match exps (() mod') ((exp . exps) (lp (and (equal? mod' (visit/mod exp mod)) mod') exps))))))) (define (visit/mod exp mod) (match exp ((or ($ ) ($ ) ($ ) ($ ) ($ ) ($ )) mod) (($ _ ($ _ '(guile) 'set-current-module #f) (($ _ _ var))) (assq-ref module-lexicals var)) (($ _ proc args) (visit proc) (visit* args) #f) (($ _ _ args) ;; There is no primcall that sets the current module. (visit+ args mod)) (($ src test consequent alternate) (visit+ (list consequent alternate) (visit/mod test mod))) (($ src name gensym exp) (visit/mod exp mod)) (($ src mod name exp) (visit/mod exp mod)) (($ src mod name public? exp) (visit/mod exp mod)) (($ src mod name exp) (add-binding! mod name) (visit/mod exp mod)) (($ src meta body) (when body (visit body)) mod) (($ src req opt rest kw inits gensyms body alternate) (visit* inits) (let* ((bodies (cons body inits)) (bodies (if alternate (cons alternate bodies) bodies))) (visit+ bodies mod))) (($ src head tail) (visit/mod tail (visit/mod head mod))) (($ src names gensyms vals body) (record-bindings! mod gensyms vals) (visit/mod body (visit+ vals mod))) (($ src in-order? names gensyms vals body) (record-bindings! mod gensyms vals) (visit/mod body (visit+ vals mod))) (($ src names gensyms vals body) (record-bindings! mod gensyms vals) (visit/mod body (visit+ vals mod))) (($ src exp body) (visit/mod body (visit/mod exp mod))) (($ src escape-only? tag body handler) (visit+ (list body handler) (visit/mod tag mod))) (($ src tag args tail) (visit tag) (visit* args) (visit tail) #f))) (visit exp) (define (kwarg-ref args kw kt kf) (let lp ((args args)) (match args (() (kf)) ((($ _ (? keyword? kw')) val . args) (if (eq? kw' kw) (kt val) (lp args))) ((_ _ . args) (lp args))))) (define (kwarg-ref/const args kw kt kf) (kwarg-ref args kw (lambda (exp) (match exp (($ _ val') (kt val')) (_ (kf)))) kf)) (define (has-constant-initarg? args kw val) (kwarg-ref/const args kw (lambda (val') (equal? val val')) (lambda () #f))) ;; Collect declarative modules defined once in this compilation unit. (define declarative-modules (let lp ((defs module-definitions) (not-declarative '()) (declarative '())) (match defs (() declarative) (((mod . args) . defs) (cond ((member mod not-declarative) (lp defs not-declarative declarative)) ((or (assoc mod defs) ;; doubly defined? (not (has-constant-initarg? args #:declarative? #t))) (lp defs (cons mod not-declarative) declarative)) (else (lp defs not-declarative (cons mod declarative)))))))) (define resolvers (map (lambda (mod) (define resolve (make-resolver mod (filter-map (match-lambda ((mod' . name) (and (equal? mod mod') name))) bindings))) (cons mod resolve)) declarative-modules)) (lambda (mod name) (cond ((assoc-ref resolvers mod) => (lambda (resolve) (resolve name))) (else 'unknown)))) (define (resolve-free-vars exp) "Traverse @var{exp}, extracting module-level definitions." (define resolve (compute-free-var-resolver exp)) (post-order (lambda (exp) (match exp (($ src mod name) (match (resolve mod name) ((or 'unknown 'duplicate 'local) exp) ((mod . name) (make-module-ref src mod name #t)))) (($ src mod name val) (match (resolve mod name) ((or 'unknown 'duplicate 'local) exp) ((mod . name) (make-module-set src mod name #t val)))) (exp exp))) exp))