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// Essentially normal Python has 1 type: Python objects
// Viper has more than 1 type, and is just a more complicated (a superset of) Python.
// If you declare everything in Viper as a Python object (ie omit type decls) then
// it should in principle be exactly the same as Python native.
// Having types means having more opcodes, like binary_op_nat_nat, binary_op_nat_obj etc.
// In practice we won't have a VM but rather do this in asm which is actually very minimal.
// Because it breaks strict Python equivalence it should be a completely separate
// decorator. It breaks equivalence because overflow on integers wraps around.
// It shouldn't break equivalence if you don't use the new types, but since the
// type decls might be used in normal Python for other reasons, it's probably safest,
// cleanest and clearest to make it a separate decorator.
// Actually, it does break equivalence because integers default to native integers,
// not Python objects.
// for x in l[0:8]: can be compiled into a native loop if l has pointer type
#include
<unistd.h>
#include
<stdlib.h>
#include
<stdint.h>
...
...
@@ -366,11 +384,12 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_load_const_small_int(emit_t *emit, int arg) {
static
void
emit_viper_x64_load_const_int
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
qstr
qstr
)
{
// not implemented
// load integer, check fits in 32 bits
assert
(
0
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_load_const_dec
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
qstr
qstr
)
{
// not supported
// not supported
(although, could support floats in future)
assert
(
0
);
}
...
...
@@ -381,6 +400,7 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_load_const_id(emit_t *emit, qstr qstr) {
static
void
emit_viper_x64_load_const_str
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
qstr
qstr
,
bool
bytes
)
{
// not implemented properly
// load a pointer to the asciiz string?
assert
(
0
);
emit_pre
(
emit
);
emit_post_push_i64
(
emit
,
VTYPE_PTR
,
(
machine_uint_t
)
qstr_str
(
qstr
));
...
...
@@ -444,6 +464,7 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_load_global(emit_t *emit, qstr qstr) {
static
void
emit_viper_x64_load_deref
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
qstr
qstr
)
{
// not implemented
// in principle could support this quite easily (ldr r0, [r0, #0]) and then get closed over variables!
assert
(
0
);
}
...
...
@@ -453,6 +474,10 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_load_closure(emit_t *emit, qstr qstr) {
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_load_attr
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
qstr
qstr
)
{
// depends on type of subject:
// - integer, function, pointer to integers: error
// - pointer to structure: get member, quite easy
// - Python object: call rt_load_attr, and needs to be typed to convert result
vtype_kind_t
vtype_base
;
emit_pre_pop_r64
(
emit
,
&
vtype_base
,
REG_ARG_1
);
// arg1 = base
assert
(
vtype_base
==
VTYPE_PYOBJ
);
...
...
@@ -495,6 +520,7 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_store_fast(emit_t *emit, qstr qstr, int local_num) {
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_store_name
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
qstr
qstr
)
{
// rt_store_name, but needs conversion of object (maybe have rt_viper_store_name(obj, type))
vtype_kind_t
vtype
;
emit_pre_pop_r64
(
emit
,
&
vtype
,
REG_ARG_2
);
assert
(
vtype
==
VTYPE_PYOBJ
);
...
...
@@ -523,6 +549,10 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_store_locals(emit_t *emit) {
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_store_subscr
(
emit_t
*
emit
)
{
// depends on type of subject:
// - integer, function, pointer to structure: error
// - pointer to integers: store as per array
// - Python object: call runtime with converted object or type info
vtype_kind_t
vtype_index
,
vtype_base
,
vtype_value
;
emit_pre_pop_r64_r64_r64
(
emit
,
&
vtype_index
,
REG_ARG_2
,
&
vtype_base
,
REG_ARG_1
,
&
vtype_value
,
REG_ARG_3
);
// index, base, value to store
assert
(
vtype_index
==
VTYPE_PYOBJ
);
...
...
@@ -533,16 +563,19 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_store_subscr(emit_t *emit) {
static
void
emit_viper_x64_delete_fast
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
qstr
qstr
,
int
local_num
)
{
// not implemented
// could support for Python types, just set to None (so GC can reclaim it)
assert
(
0
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_delete_name
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
qstr
qstr
)
{
// not implemented
// use rt_delete_name
assert
(
0
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_delete_global
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
qstr
qstr
)
{
// not implemented
// use rt_delete_global
assert
(
0
);
}
...
...
@@ -636,6 +669,7 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_continue_loop(emit_t *emit, int label) {
assert
(
0
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_setup_with
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
int
label
)
{
// not supported, or could be with runtime call
assert
(
0
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_with_cleanup
(
emit_t
*
emit
)
{
...
...
@@ -651,6 +685,8 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_end_finally(emit_t *emit) {
assert
(
0
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_get_iter
(
emit_t
*
emit
)
{
// perhaps the difficult one, as we want to rewrite for loops using native code
// in cases where we iterate over a Python object, can we use normal runtime calls?
assert
(
0
);
}
// tos = getiter(tos)
static
void
emit_viper_x64_for_iter
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
int
label
)
{
...
...
@@ -659,6 +695,12 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_for_iter(emit_t *emit, int label) {
static
void
emit_viper_x64_for_iter_end
(
emit_t
*
emit
)
{
assert
(
0
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_pop_block
(
emit_t
*
emit
)
{
emit_pre
(
emit
);
emit_post
(
emit
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_pop_except
(
emit_t
*
emit
)
{
assert
(
0
);
}
...
...
@@ -671,7 +713,43 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_unary_op(emit_t *emit, rt_unary_op_t op) {
emit_post_push_r64
(
emit
,
VTYPE_PYOBJ
,
REG_RET
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_binary_op
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
rt_binary_op_t
op
)
{
vtype_kind_t
vtype_lhs
,
vtype_rhs
;
emit_pre_pop_r64_r64
(
emit
,
&
vtype_rhs
,
REG_ARG_3
,
&
vtype_lhs
,
REG_ARG_2
);
if
(
vtype_lhs
==
VTYPE_INT
&&
vtype_rhs
==
VTYPE_INT
)
{
assert
(
op
==
RT_BINARY_OP_ADD
);
asm_x64_add_r64_to_r64
(
emit
->
as
,
REG_ARG_3
,
REG_ARG_2
);
emit_post_push_r64
(
emit
,
VTYPE_INT
,
REG_ARG_2
);
}
else
if
(
vtype_lhs
==
VTYPE_PYOBJ
&&
vtype_rhs
==
VTYPE_PYOBJ
)
{
emit_call_with_i64_arg
(
emit
,
rt_binary_op
,
op
,
REG_ARG_1
);
emit_post_push_r64
(
emit
,
VTYPE_PYOBJ
,
REG_RET
);
}
else
{
printf
(
"ViperTypeError: can't do binary op between types %d and %d
\n
"
,
vtype_lhs
,
vtype_rhs
);
assert
(
0
);
}
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_compare_op
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
rt_compare_op_t
op
)
{
vtype_kind_t
vtype_lhs
,
vtype_rhs
;
emit_pre_pop_r64_r64
(
emit
,
&
vtype_rhs
,
REG_ARG_3
,
&
vtype_lhs
,
REG_ARG_2
);
if
(
vtype_lhs
==
VTYPE_INT
&&
vtype_rhs
==
VTYPE_INT
)
{
assert
(
op
==
RT_COMPARE_OP_LESS
);
asm_x64_xor_r64_to_r64
(
emit
->
as
,
REG_RET
,
REG_RET
);
asm_x64_cmp_r64_with_r64
(
emit
->
as
,
REG_ARG_3
,
REG_ARG_2
);
asm_x64_setcc_r8
(
emit
->
as
,
JCC_JL
,
REG_RET
);
emit_post_push_r64
(
emit
,
VTYPE_BOOL
,
REG_RET
);
}
else
if
(
vtype_lhs
==
VTYPE_PYOBJ
&&
vtype_rhs
==
VTYPE_PYOBJ
)
{
emit_call_with_i64_arg
(
emit
,
rt_compare_op
,
op
,
REG_ARG_1
);
emit_post_push_r64
(
emit
,
VTYPE_PYOBJ
,
REG_RET
);
}
else
{
printf
(
"ViperTypeError: can't do comparison between types %d and %d
\n
"
,
vtype_lhs
,
vtype_rhs
);
assert
(
0
);
}
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_build_tuple
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
int
n_args
)
{
// call runtime, with types of args
// if wrapped in byte_array, or something, allocates memory and fills it
assert
(
0
);
}
...
...
@@ -683,6 +761,7 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_build_list(emit_t *emit, int n_args) {
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_list_append
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
int
list_index
)
{
// only used in list comprehension, so call runtime
assert
(
0
);
}
...
...
@@ -720,6 +799,7 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_build_slice(emit_t *emit, int n_args) {
assert
(
0
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_unpack_sequence
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
int
n_args
)
{
// call runtime, needs type decl
assert
(
0
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_unpack_ex
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
int
n_left
,
int
n_right
)
{
...
...
@@ -727,6 +807,7 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_unpack_ex(emit_t *emit, int n_left, int n_right) {
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_make_function
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
scope_t
*
scope
,
int
n_dict_params
,
int
n_default_params
)
{
// call runtime, with type info for args, or don't support dict/default params, or only support Python objects for them
assert
(
n_default_params
==
0
&&
n_dict_params
==
0
);
emit_pre
(
emit
);
emit_call_with_i64_arg
(
emit
,
rt_make_function_from_id
,
scope
->
unique_code_id
,
REG_ARG_1
);
...
...
@@ -738,6 +819,7 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_make_closure(emit_t *emit, scope_t *scope, int n_dict
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_call_function
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
int
n_positional
,
int
n_keyword
,
bool
have_star_arg
,
bool
have_dbl_star_arg
)
{
// call special viper runtime routine with type info for args, and wanted type info for return
assert
(
n_keyword
==
0
&&
!
have_star_arg
&&
!
have_dbl_star_arg
);
if
(
n_positional
==
0
)
{
vtype_kind_t
vtype_fun
;
...
...
@@ -784,46 +866,9 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_call_method(emit_t *emit, int n_positional, int n_key
emit_post_push_r64
(
emit
,
VTYPE_PYOBJ
,
REG_RET
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_pop_block
(
emit_t
*
emit
)
{
emit_pre
(
emit
);
emit_post
(
emit
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_binary_op
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
rt_binary_op_t
op
)
{
vtype_kind_t
vtype_lhs
,
vtype_rhs
;
emit_pre_pop_r64_r64
(
emit
,
&
vtype_rhs
,
REG_ARG_3
,
&
vtype_lhs
,
REG_ARG_2
);
if
(
vtype_lhs
==
VTYPE_INT
&&
vtype_rhs
==
VTYPE_INT
)
{
assert
(
op
==
RT_BINARY_OP_ADD
);
asm_x64_add_r64_to_r64
(
emit
->
as
,
REG_ARG_3
,
REG_ARG_2
);
emit_post_push_r64
(
emit
,
VTYPE_INT
,
REG_ARG_2
);
}
else
if
(
vtype_lhs
==
VTYPE_PYOBJ
&&
vtype_rhs
==
VTYPE_PYOBJ
)
{
emit_call_with_i64_arg
(
emit
,
rt_binary_op
,
op
,
REG_ARG_1
);
emit_post_push_r64
(
emit
,
VTYPE_PYOBJ
,
REG_RET
);
}
else
{
printf
(
"ViperTypeError: can't do binary op between types %d and %d
\n
"
,
vtype_lhs
,
vtype_rhs
);
assert
(
0
);
}
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_compare_op
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
rt_compare_op_t
op
)
{
vtype_kind_t
vtype_lhs
,
vtype_rhs
;
emit_pre_pop_r64_r64
(
emit
,
&
vtype_rhs
,
REG_ARG_3
,
&
vtype_lhs
,
REG_ARG_2
);
if
(
vtype_lhs
==
VTYPE_INT
&&
vtype_rhs
==
VTYPE_INT
)
{
assert
(
op
==
RT_COMPARE_OP_LESS
);
asm_x64_xor_r64_to_r64
(
emit
->
as
,
REG_RET
,
REG_RET
);
asm_x64_cmp_r64_with_r64
(
emit
->
as
,
REG_ARG_3
,
REG_ARG_2
);
asm_x64_setcc_r8
(
emit
->
as
,
JCC_JL
,
REG_RET
);
emit_post_push_r64
(
emit
,
VTYPE_BOOL
,
REG_RET
);
}
else
if
(
vtype_lhs
==
VTYPE_PYOBJ
&&
vtype_rhs
==
VTYPE_PYOBJ
)
{
emit_call_with_i64_arg
(
emit
,
rt_compare_op
,
op
,
REG_ARG_1
);
emit_post_push_r64
(
emit
,
VTYPE_PYOBJ
,
REG_RET
);
}
else
{
printf
(
"ViperTypeError: can't do comparison between types %d and %d
\n
"
,
vtype_lhs
,
vtype_rhs
);
assert
(
0
);
}
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_return_value
(
emit_t
*
emit
)
{
// easy. since we don't know who we return to, just return the raw value.
// runtime needs then to know our type signature, but I think that's possible.
vtype_kind_t
vtype
;
emit_pre_pop_r64
(
emit
,
&
vtype
,
REG_RAX
);
assert
(
vtype
==
VTYPE_PTR_NONE
);
...
...
@@ -833,12 +878,15 @@ static void emit_viper_x64_return_value(emit_t *emit) {
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_raise_varargs
(
emit_t
*
emit
,
int
n_args
)
{
// call runtime
assert
(
0
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_yield_value
(
emit_t
*
emit
)
{
// not supported (for now)
assert
(
0
);
}
static
void
emit_viper_x64_yield_from
(
emit_t
*
emit
)
{
// not supported (for now)
assert
(
0
);
}
...
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