f0ba863721
wsa supposed to be clearer, but even to me seems confusing now.
94 lines
2.2 KiB
Ruby
94 lines
2.2 KiB
Ruby
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module CompilerHelper
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def in_Test(statements)
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"class Test ; #{statements} ; end"
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end
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def in_Space(statements)
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"class Space ; #{statements} ; end"
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end
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def as_main(statements)
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in_Space("def main ; #{statements}; end")
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end
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def as_test_main( statements )
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in_Test("def main(arg) ; #{statements}; end")
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end
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end
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module MomCompile
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include CompilerHelper
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def compile_first_method( input )
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# works a lot like Vool.ruby_to_vool
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# but here we return the intermediate mom instructions that are otherwise not available
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statements = Vool::RubyCompiler.compile as_test_main( input )
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statements = statements.normalize
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res = statements.to_mom(nil)
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assert_equal Parfait::Class , statements.clazz.class , statements
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@method = statements.clazz.get_method(:main)
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assert_equal Parfait::VoolMethod , @method.class
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#puts "#{res.class}"
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res
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end
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def check_array( should , is )
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index = 0
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test = is
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while(test)
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# if we assert here, we get output pointing here. Without stack, not useful
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raise "Wrong class for #{index+1}, #{dump(is)}" if should[index] != test.class
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index += 1
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test = test.next
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end
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assert 1 #just to get an assertion in the output.
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end
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def dump(is)
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res =[]
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while(is)
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res << is.class.name.split("::").last
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is = is.next
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end
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ret = ""
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res.to_s.split(",").each_slice(5).each do |line|
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ret += " " + line.join(",") + " ,\n"
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end
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ret.gsub('"' , '')
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end
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end
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module CleanCompile
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def clean_compile(clazz_name , method_name , args , statements)
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compiler = Vm::MethodCompiler.create_method(clazz_name,method_name,args )
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compiler.process( Vm.ast_to_code( statements ) )
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end
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end
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class Ignored
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def == other
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return false unless other.class == self.class
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Sof::Util.attributes(self).each do |a|
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begin
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left = send(a)
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rescue NoMethodError
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next # not using instance variables that are not defined as attr_readers for equality
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end
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begin
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right = other.send(a)
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rescue NoMethodError
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return false
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end
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return false unless left.class == right.class
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return false unless left == right
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end
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return true
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end
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end
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