# This file is part of NIT ( http://www.nitlanguage.org ). # # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); # you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. # You may obtain a copy of the License at # # http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 # # Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software # distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, # WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and # limitations under the License. # Implementation of the method-related annotation `cached` # # Note this module can be used as a reference on how to implements # complex annotation that modify both the model and the AST of a Nit program module cached import modelize_property import parser_util import simple_misc_analysis redef class ToolContext var cached_phase: Phase = new CachedPhase(self, [modelize_property_phase]) end private class CachedPhase super Phase init(toolcontext, depends) do # FIXME The phase has to be executed just after `modelize_property_phase` # But there is no simple way to express this # So, for the moment, I just looked at the linearization and see what phase is after `modelize_property_phase` # And inserted before it toolcontext.phases.add_edge(toolcontext.simple_misc_analysis_phase, self) end redef fun process_annotated_node(npropdef, nat) do # Skip if we are not interested if nat.n_atid.n_id.text != "cached" then return # Do some validity checks and print errors if the annotation is used incorrectly var modelbuilder = toolcontext.modelbuilder if not npropdef isa AConcreteMethPropdef then modelbuilder.error(npropdef, "Syntax error: only a function can be cached.") return end var mpropdef = npropdef.mpropdef.as(not null) var mtype = mpropdef.msignature.return_mtype if mtype == null then modelbuilder.error(npropdef, "Syntax error: only a function can be cached.") return end if not npropdef.n_signature.n_params.is_empty then modelbuilder.error(npropdef, "Syntax error: only a function without arguments can be cached.") return end # OK, let we do some meta-programming... var location = npropdef.location var name = mpropdef.mproperty.name var nclassdef = npropdef.parent.as(AStdClassdef) var mclassdef = nclassdef.mclassdef.as(not null) # Create a new private attribute to store the cache var cache_mpropdef = new MAttributeDef(mclassdef, new MAttribute(mclassdef, "@{name}", private_visibility), location) cache_mpropdef.static_mtype = mtype.as_nullable # Create another new private attribute to store the boolean «is the function cached?» # The point is to manage the case where `null' is a genuine return value of the method var is_cached_mpropdef = new MAttributeDef(mclassdef, new MAttribute(mclassdef, "@{name}", private_visibility), location) is_cached_mpropdef.static_mtype = mclassdef.mmodule.get_primitive_class("Bool").mclass_type # FIXME? Because there is a default value ("false") a real propdef is required var is_cached_npropdef = toolcontext.parse_propdef("var is_cached = false").as(AAttrPropdef) associate_propdef(is_cached_mpropdef, is_cached_npropdef) # Create a new private method to do the real work var real_mpropdef = new MMethodDef(mclassdef, new MMethod(mclassdef, "{name}", private_visibility), location) real_mpropdef.msignature = mpropdef.msignature # FIXME: Again, if the engine require a real propdef even if it is empty var real_npropdef = toolcontext.parse_propdef("fun real do end").as(AConcreteMethPropdef) associate_propdef(real_mpropdef, real_npropdef) # Note: the body is set at the last line of this function # Save the original body var real_body = npropdef.n_block.as(not null) # Replace the original body with a new body that do the proxy'n'cache work var proxy_body = toolcontext.parse_stmts("if self._is_cached then return self._cache.as(not null)\nvar res = call_real\nself._cache_write = res\nself._is_cached_write = true\nreturn res") real_body.replace_with(proxy_body) # Do some transformation on the identifiers used on the proxy body so that correct entities are designated # FIXME: we just trick the following phases into associating by name some tokens with some model-entities # But this is bad at at least two levels # - we already know the real model-entities, so why doing latter the association and not now? # - associating by names may cause a useless fragility (name-conflicts, etc.) proxy_body.collect_tokens_by_text("_is_cached").first.text = is_cached_mpropdef.mproperty.name proxy_body.collect_tokens_by_text("_is_cached_write").first.text = is_cached_mpropdef.mproperty.name proxy_body.collect_tokens_by_text("_cache").first.text = cache_mpropdef.mproperty.name proxy_body.collect_tokens_by_text("_cache_write").first.text = cache_mpropdef.mproperty.name proxy_body.collect_tokens_by_text("call_real").first.text = real_mpropdef.mproperty.name # FIXME a last transformation cannot be done yet. So, the call to `super` (ASuperExpr) is broken in cached methods. # Give the original body to the private real methoddef real_npropdef.n_block.replace_with(real_body) end # Detach `n` from its original AST and attach it to `m` (and its related AST) # `n' must not be already attached to an existing model entity # `m' must not be already attached to an existing AST node fun associate_propdef(m: MPropDef, n: APropdef) do # FIXME: the model-AST relations **must** be rationalized: # * 1- fragility: the risk of inconsistencies is too hight # * 2- complexity: there is too much paths to access the same things # Easy attach assert n.mpropdef == null n.mpropdef = m # Required to so that look-for implementation works assert not toolcontext.modelbuilder.mpropdef2npropdef.has_key(m) toolcontext.modelbuilder.mpropdef2npropdef[m] = n var mclassdef = m.mclassdef var nclassdef = toolcontext.modelbuilder.mclassdef2nclassdef[mclassdef] # Sanity checks assert nclassdef.mclassdef == mclassdef # Required so that some visit can use nclassdef as a context # FIXME it is ugly n.parent = nclassdef # Required so that propdef are visited in visitors if not nclassdef.n_propdefs.has(n) then nclassdef.n_propdefs.add(n) end end