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Fixed the remaining problems\! All the tests pass now.

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Nathan Braswell
2014-06-10 23:59:39 -07:00
parent 7dbfd8ca38
commit e7a631240f
3 changed files with 34 additions and 20 deletions
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include/CGenerator.h
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@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ class CGenerator {
static std::string ValueTypeToCTypeDecoration(Type *type);
static std::string CifyName(std::string name);
std::string generateObjectMethod(NodeTree<ASTData>* enclosingObject, NodeTree<ASTData>* from);
NodeTree<ASTData>* getMethodsObjectType(NodeTree<ASTData>* scope, std::string functionName);
std::string generatorString;
private:
std::string tabs();

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src/ASTTransformation.cpp
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@@ -101,8 +101,8 @@ void ASTTransformation::secondPass(NodeTree<ASTData>* ast, NodeTree<Symbol>* par
Type* aliasedType = typeFromTypeNode(typedefChildren[1], ast, std::map<std::string, Type*>(), false); //No templates, we're in the traslation unit
typeDef->getDataRef()->valueType = aliasedType;
typeDef->getDataRef()->scope["~enclosing_scope"][0] = aliasedType->typeDefinition; //So that object lookups find the right member. Note that this overrides translation_unit as a parent scope
std::cout << name << " alias's to " << aliasedType->typeDefinition << std::endl;
std::cout << "that is " << aliasedType->typeDefinition->getDataRef()->toString() << std::endl;
// std::cout << name << " alias's to " << aliasedType->typeDefinition << std::endl;
// std::cout << "that is " << aliasedType->typeDefinition->getDataRef()->toString() << std::endl;
continue;
}
//Do the inside of classes here

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src/CGenerator.cpp
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@@ -64,8 +64,11 @@ std::string CGenerator::generate(NodeTree<ASTData>* from, NodeTree<ASTData>* enc
//In case there are pointer dependencies. If the typedef has no children, then it is a simple renaming and we don't need to predeclare the class (maybe?)
if (classChildren.size())
output += "struct " + CifyName(children[i]->getDataRef()->symbol.getName()) + ";\n";
else if (children[i]->getDataRef()->valueType->typeDefinition != children[i] && !children[i]->getDataRef()->valueType->templateDefinition) //Isn't uninstantiated template or 0 parameter class, so must be alias
else {
Type *aliasType = children[i]->getDataRef()->valueType;
if (aliasType->typeDefinition && aliasType->typeDefinition != children[i] && !aliasType->templateDefinition) //Isn't uninstantiated template or 0 parameter class, so must be alias. if typeDefinition isn't null, then it's an alias of a custom, not a primitive, type.
typedefPoset.addRelationship(children[i], children[i]->getDataRef()->valueType->typeDefinition); //An alias typedef depends on the type it aliases being declared before it
}
}
}
//Now generate the typedef's in the correct, topological order
@@ -249,15 +252,21 @@ std::string CGenerator::generate(NodeTree<ASTData>* from, NodeTree<ASTData>* enc
std::string functionName = children[2]->getDataRef()->symbol.getName();
NodeTree<ASTData>* possibleObjectType = children[1]->getDataRef()->valueType->typeDefinition;
//If is an object method, generate it like one. Needs extension/modification for inheritence
if (possibleObjectType && possibleObjectType->getDataRef()->scope.find(functionName) != possibleObjectType->getDataRef()->scope.end()) {
if (possibleObjectType) {
NodeTree<ASTData>* unaliasedTypeDef = getMethodsObjectType(possibleObjectType, functionName);
if (unaliasedTypeDef) { //Test to see if the function's a member of this type_def, or if this is an alias, of the original type. Get this original type if it exists.
std::string nameDecoration;
std::vector<NodeTree<ASTData>*> functionDefChildren = children[2]->getChildren(); //The function def is the rhs of the access operation
std::cout << "Decorating (in access-should be object) " << name << " " << functionDefChildren.size() << std::endl;
for (int i = 0; i < (functionDefChildren.size() > 0 ? functionDefChildren.size()-1 : 0); i++)
nameDecoration += "_" + ValueTypeToCTypeDecoration(functionDefChildren[i]->getData().valueType);
/*HERE*/ return CifyName(possibleObjectType->getDataRef()->symbol.getName()) +"__" + CifyName(functionName + nameDecoration) + "(" + (name == "." ? "&" : "") + generate(children[1], enclosingObject) + ",";
/*HERE*/ return CifyName(unaliasedTypeDef->getDataRef()->symbol.getName()) +"__" + CifyName(functionName + nameDecoration) + "(" + (name == "." ? "&" : "") + generate(children[1], enclosingObject) + ",";
//The comma lets the upper function call know we already started the param list
//Note that we got here from a function call. We just pass up this special case and let them finish with the perentheses
} else {
std::cout << "Is not in scope or not type" << std::endl;
return "((" + generate(children[1], enclosingObject) + ")" + name + functionName + ")";
}
} else {
std::cout << "Is not in scope or not type" << std::endl;
return "((" + generate(children[1], enclosingObject) + ")" + name + functionName + ")";
@@ -309,7 +318,12 @@ std::string CGenerator::generate(NodeTree<ASTData>* from, NodeTree<ASTData>* enc
return output;
}
NodeTree<ASTData>* CGenerator::getMethodsObjectType(NodeTree<ASTData>* scope, std::string functionName) {
//check the thing
while (scope != scope->getDataRef()->valueType->typeDefinition) //type is an alias, follow it to the definition
scope = scope->getDataRef()->valueType->typeDefinition;
return (scope->getDataRef()->scope.find(functionName) != scope->getDataRef()->scope.end()) ? scope : NULL;
}
std::string CGenerator::generateObjectMethod(NodeTree<ASTData>* enclosingObject, NodeTree<ASTData>* from) {
std::string output;
ASTData data = from->getData();