rubyx/lib/vool/block_statement.rb
Torsten Ruger 27a142f2a3 use compiler base class for blocks too
can now go to mom level and add
test harness still looks overly complicated, but works
first block tests at mom level
2018-07-10 22:03:32 +03:00

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module Vool
class BlockStatement < Statement
attr_reader :args , :body , :clazz
def initialize( args , body , clazz = nil)
@args , @body = args , body
raise "no bod" unless @body
@clazz = clazz
end
# because of normalization (of send), slot_definition is called first,
# to assign the block to a variable.
#
# This means we do the compiler here (rather than to_mom, which is in
# fact never called)
def slot_definition(compiler)
return Mom::SlotDefinition.new(Mom::BlockConstant.new(parfait_block(compiler)) , [])
end
# create a block, a compiler for it, comile the bock and add the compiler(code)
# to the method compiler for further processing
def to_mom( compiler )
parfait_block = self.parfait_block(compiler)
block_compiler = Risc::BlockCompiler.new( parfait_block , compiler.get_method )
compiler.add_block_compiler(block_compiler)
head = body.to_mom( block_compiler )
block_compiler.add_mom(head)
block_compiler
end
def each(&block)
block.call(self)
@body.each(&block)
end
def normalize
BlockStatement.new( @args , @body.normalize)
end
# create the parfait block (parfait representation of the block, a Callable similar
# to CallableMethod)
def parfait_block(compiler)
return @parfait_block if @parfait_block
@parfait_block = compiler.create_block( make_arg_type , make_frame(compiler))
end
private
def make_arg_type( )
type_hash = {}
@args.each {|arg| type_hash[arg] = :Object }
Parfait::NamedList.type_for( type_hash )
end
def make_frame(compiler)
type_hash = {}
@body.each do |node|
next unless node.is_a?(LocalVariable) or node.is_a?(LocalAssignment)
next if compiler.in_scope?(node.name)
type_hash[node.name] = :Object
end
Parfait::NamedList.type_for( type_hash )
end
end
end