vm and compiler: removed automatic currying, and several other modifications to the language
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2026-05-10 17:23:42 +03:00
parent 947d2274bb
commit c9694af826
7 changed files with 84 additions and 69 deletions
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@@ -17,8 +17,8 @@ type literal =
type expression =
| Literal of literal
| Var of string
| Apply of expression * expression
| Lambda of string * expression
| Apply of expression * expression list
| Lambda of string list * string option * expression
| If of expression * expression * expression
| Set of string * expression
| Begin of expression list
@@ -35,42 +35,30 @@ let rec pair_of_def : Syntactic_ast.def -> string * expression =
and pair_of_binding (s, e) = (s, of_expr e)
and pair_of_clause (e1, e2) = (of_expr e1, of_expr e2)
and make_lambda args body =
match args with
(* TODO: gensym here instead of using _ directly *)
| [] -> Lambda ("_", of_body body)
| x :: [] -> Lambda (x, of_body body)
| x :: xs -> Lambda (x, make_lambda xs body)
and make_apply f args =
let rec aux f = function
| [] -> Apply (f, Literal Nil)
| arg :: [] -> Apply (f, arg)
| arg :: args -> aux (Apply (f, arg)) args
in aux f args
and make_lambda (args, rest) body =
Lambda (args, rest, body)
(* desugars this...
(let ((x 5) (y 4)) (f x y))
... into this...
(((lambda (x) (lambda (y) ((f x) y))) 5) 4)
((lambda (x y) (f x y)) 5 4)
*)
and make_let bs body =
let bs = List.map pair_of_binding bs in
let rec aux = function
| (s, e) :: rest ->
Apply (Lambda (s, aux rest), e)
| [] -> of_body body in
aux bs
let args = List.map (fun (s, _) -> s) bs in
let es = List.map (fun (_, e) -> e) bs in
Apply (Lambda (args, None, body), es)
(* The Core AST does not feature a letrec node. Instead, we desugar letrecs further
into a let that binds each symbol to nil, then `set!`s them to their real value
before running the body.
*)
and make_letrec bs exprs =
let tmp_bs = List.map (fun (s, _) -> (s, Literal Nil)) bs in
let tmp_bs = List.map (fun (_, _) -> Literal Nil) bs in
let setters = List.fold_right (fun (s, e) acc -> (Set (s, e)) :: acc) bs [] in
let args = List.map (fun (s, _) -> s) bs in
let body = Begin ((List.rev setters) @ exprs) in
List.fold_right (fun (s, e) acc -> Apply (Lambda (s, acc), e)) tmp_bs body
Apply (Lambda (args, None, body), tmp_bs)
(* We convert a body into a regular letrec form.
A body is defined as a series of definitions followed by a series
@@ -86,10 +74,8 @@ and of_body : Syntactic_ast.body -> expression = function
let defs = List.map pair_of_def defs in
make_letrec defs exprs
(* TODO: currently this ignores the "optional" part of the lambda list,
fix this *)
and of_ll : Syntactic_ast.lambda_list -> string list = function
| (sl, _) -> sl
and of_ll : Syntactic_ast.lambda_list -> string list * string option = function
| (sl, rest) -> (sl, rest)
and of_literal : Syntactic_ast.literal -> literal = function
| LitInt x -> Int x
@@ -102,8 +88,8 @@ and of_literal : Syntactic_ast.literal -> literal = function
and of_expr : Syntactic_ast.expr -> expression = function
| Literal l -> Literal (of_literal l)
| Var x -> Var x
| Lambda (ll, b) -> make_lambda (of_ll ll) b
| Let (bindings, b) -> make_let bindings b
| Lambda ((args, rest), b) -> Lambda (args, rest, of_body b)
| Let (bindings, b) -> make_let bindings (of_body b)
| LetRec (bindings, b) -> make_letrec (List.map pair_of_binding bindings) [(of_body b)]
| Cond (clauses) ->
List.fold_right
@@ -113,7 +99,7 @@ and of_expr : Syntactic_ast.expr -> expression = function
| If (e1, e2, e3) ->
If (of_expr e1, of_expr e2, of_expr e3)
| Set (s, e) -> Set (s, of_expr e)
| Apply (f, es) -> make_apply (of_expr f) (List.map of_expr es)
| Apply (f, es) -> Apply (of_expr f, List.map of_expr es)
and of_syntactic : Syntactic_ast.top_level -> top_level = function
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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ type instr = Vm.Types.instr
type pre_instr =
| Instr of instr
| BackPatchMkClosure
| BackPatchMkClosure of int
| BackPatchJumpF
type program = {
@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ let current_index p =
let set_instr p i ins =
Dynarray.set p.instrs i (Instr ins)
let emit_mkclosure p =
Ok (Dynarray.add_last p.instrs BackPatchMkClosure)
let emit_mkclosure p i =
Ok (Dynarray.add_last p.instrs (BackPatchMkClosure i))
let emit_jumpf p =
Ok (Dynarray.add_last p.instrs BackPatchJumpF)
@@ -62,12 +62,12 @@ let rec compile_one p = function
| Set (Global i, expr) ->
let* _ = compile_one p expr in
emit_instr p (Vm.Types.StoreGlobal i)
| Apply (f, arg) ->
| Apply (f, args) ->
let* _ = compile_one p f in
let* _ = compile_one p arg in
emit_instr p Vm.Types.Apply
| Lambda body ->
let* _ = emit_mkclosure p in
let* _ = compile_all_no_pop p args in
emit_instr p (Vm.Types.Apply (List.length args))
| Lambda (arg_count, body) ->
let* _ = emit_mkclosure p arg_count in
Ok (Queue.push ((Dynarray.length p.instrs) - 1, body) p.backpatch)
| If (test, t, f) ->
(* *)
@@ -99,6 +99,10 @@ and compile_all p exprs =
(fun e ->
let* _ = compile_one p e in
emit_instr p Pop) exprs
and compile_all_no_pop p exprs =
Util.traverse
(fun e ->
let* _ = compile_one p e in Ok ()) exprs
(* Once we have compiled the top-level expressions, we must now compile
all of the lambdas we held off on. Some of these will hold more
@@ -106,9 +110,12 @@ and compile_all p exprs =
of the backpatch queue.
*)
let backpatch_one p (i, b) =
Dynarray.set p.instrs i (Instr (MakeClosure (current_index p)));
let* _ = compile_one p b in
emit_instr p End
match Dynarray.get p.instrs i with
| BackPatchMkClosure arg_count ->
Dynarray.set p.instrs i (Instr (MakeClosure (arg_count, current_index p)));
let* _ = compile_one p b in
emit_instr p End
| _ -> failwith "Can't backpatch anything other than a MakeClosure after compilation"
let rec backpatch p =
if Queue.is_empty p.backpatch then
Ok ()
@@ -120,7 +127,7 @@ let rec backpatch p =
let print_instr = function
| Instr i -> Vm.Types.print_one i
| BackPatchJumpF -> "BACKPATCH JUMPF\n"
| BackPatchMkClosure -> "BACKPATCH CLOSURE\n"
| BackPatchMkClosure i -> "BACKPATCH CLOSURE \n" ^ (string_of_int i)
let print_instrs =
Array.mapi_inplace (fun i ins ->
print_endline (Printf.sprintf "%d: %s" i (print_instr ins)); ins)
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@@ -33,8 +33,8 @@ type variable =
type expression =
| Literal of literal
| Var of variable
| Apply of expression * expression
| Lambda of expression
| Apply of expression * expression list
| Lambda of int * expression
| If of expression * expression * expression
| Set of variable * expression
| Begin of expression list
@@ -93,11 +93,13 @@ let resolve_global tbl sym =
global table if we can't find it in the local environment
*)
let resolve_symbol tbl env sym =
let rec aux counter = function
let rec aux counter env_num = function
| [] -> resolve_global tbl sym
| x :: _ when String.equal x sym -> Ok (Local counter)
| _ :: rest -> aux (counter + 1) rest
in aux 0 env
| x :: rest ->
match List.find_index (String.equal sym) x with
| Some i -> Ok (Local (counter + i))
| None -> aux (counter + (List.length (x :: rest))) (env_num + 1) rest
in aux 0 0 env
let resolve_var tbl env sym =
let* sym = resolve_symbol tbl env sym in
@@ -106,6 +108,16 @@ let resolve_var tbl env sym =
let resolve_set tbl env sym expr =
let* sym = resolve_symbol tbl env sym in
Ok (Set (sym, expr))
let extract_function = function
| Core_ast.Define (s, Core_ast.Lambda (args, rest, _)) -> Some (s, args, rest)
| _ -> None
let extract_functions exprs =
let fs = List.filter Option.is_some (List.map extract_function exprs) in
let fs = List.map Option.get fs in
List.fold_left (fun t (s, args, rest) -> SymbolTable.add s (args, rest) t) SymbolTable.empty fs
(* We need to do some more sophisticated analysis to detect cases where
a symbol is accessed before it is defined.
If a symbol is accessed in a lambda body, that is fine, since that computation
@@ -133,12 +145,15 @@ let convert program =
| Set (sym, expr) ->
let* inner = analyze tbl current expr in
resolve_set tbl current sym inner
| Lambda (s, body) ->
let* body = (analyze global_tbl (s :: current) body) in
Ok (Lambda body)
| Apply (f, e) ->
| Lambda (args, rest, body) ->
let args = (match rest with
| Some s -> List.append args [s]
| None -> args) in
let* body = (analyze global_tbl (args :: current) body) in
Ok (Lambda (List.length args, body))
| Apply (f, es) ->
let* f = analyze tbl current f in
let* e = analyze tbl current e in
let* e = Util.traverse (analyze tbl current) es in
Ok (Apply (f, e))
| If (test, pos, neg) ->
let* test = analyze tbl current test in
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@@ -82,13 +82,14 @@ let expect_sym = function
TODO: add diagnostics, e.g. what sexpr, specifically, couldn't be turned to a list?
generally more debugging is needed in this module.
*)
let rec list_of_sexpr = function
let rec list_of_sexpr = function
| LCons (i, next) ->
let* next = list_of_sexpr next in
Ok (i :: next)
| LNil -> Ok []
| _ -> Error "cannot transform sexpr into list, malformed sexpr!"
(* parse the argument list of a lambda form *)
let parse_lambda_list cons =
let rec aux acc = function