require_relative "builtin/compile_helper" require_relative "builtin/space" require_relative "builtin/integer" require_relative "builtin/object" require_relative "builtin/word" module Risc module Builtin # classes have booted, now create a minimal set of functions # minimal means only that which can not be coded in ruby # Methods are grabbed from respective modules by sending the method name. # This should return the implementation of the method (ie a method object), # not actually try to implement it(as that's impossible in ruby) # # When no main has been compiled, we will add an empty main (for testing) # def self.boot_functions(add_main = false) # TODO go through the virtual parfait layer and adjust function names # to what they really are compilers = [] space = Parfait.object_space space_type = space.get_class.instance_type if(space_type.methods.nil?) compilers << compiler_for( space_type , Space , :main) end obj_type = space.get_class_by_name(:Object).instance_type [ :get_internal_word , :set_internal_word , :_method_missing, :exit , :__init__].each do |f| compilers << compiler_for( obj_type , Object , f) end word_type = space.get_class_by_name(:Word).instance_type [:putstring , :get_internal_byte , :set_internal_byte ].each do |f| compilers << compiler_for( word_type , Word , f) end int_type = space.get_class_by_name(:Integer).instance_type Risc.operators.each do |op| compilers << operator_compiler( int_type , op) end [:putint, :div4, :div10 , :<,:<= , :>=, :>].each do |f| #div4 is just a forward declaration compilers << compiler_for( int_type , Integer , f) end compilers end def self.compiler_for( type , mod , name) compiler = mod.send(name , nil) type.add_method( compiler.method ) compiler end def self.operator_compiler(int_type , op) compiler = Integer.operator_method(op) int_type.add_method(compiler.method) compiler end end end