futhark-0.22.2: src/Language/Futhark/TypeChecker/Types.hs
-- | Type checker building blocks that do not involve unification.
module Language.Futhark.TypeChecker.Types
( checkTypeExp,
renameRetType,
subtypeOf,
subuniqueOf,
addAliasesFromType,
checkForDuplicateNames,
checkTypeParams,
typeParamToArg,
Subst (..),
substFromAbbr,
TypeSubs,
Substitutable (..),
substTypesAny,
-- * Witnesses
mustBeExplicitInType,
mustBeExplicitInBinding,
determineSizeWitnesses,
)
where
import Control.Monad.Identity
import Control.Monad.Reader
import Control.Monad.State
import Data.Bifunctor
import Data.List (find, foldl', sort, unzip4, (\\))
import Data.Map.Strict qualified as M
import Data.Maybe
import Data.Set qualified as S
import Futhark.Util (nubOrd)
import Futhark.Util.Pretty
import Language.Futhark
import Language.Futhark.Traversals
import Language.Futhark.TypeChecker.Monad
mustBeExplicitAux :: StructType -> M.Map VName Bool
mustBeExplicitAux t =
execState (traverseDims onDim t) mempty
where
onDim bound _ (NamedSize d)
| qualLeaf d `S.member` bound =
modify $ \s -> M.insertWith (&&) (qualLeaf d) False s
onDim _ PosImmediate (NamedSize d) =
modify $ \s -> M.insertWith (&&) (qualLeaf d) False s
onDim _ _ (NamedSize d) =
modify $ M.insertWith (&&) (qualLeaf d) True
onDim _ _ _ =
pure ()
-- | Determine which of the sizes in a type are used as sizes outside
-- of functions in the type, and which are not. The former are said
-- to be "witnessed" by this type, while the latter are not. In
-- practice, the latter means that the actual sizes must come from
-- somewhere else.
determineSizeWitnesses :: StructType -> (S.Set VName, S.Set VName)
determineSizeWitnesses t =
bimap (S.fromList . M.keys) (S.fromList . M.keys) $
M.partition not $
mustBeExplicitAux t
-- | Figure out which of the sizes in a binding type must be passed
-- explicitly, because their first use is as something else than just
-- an array dimension.
mustBeExplicitInBinding :: StructType -> S.Set VName
mustBeExplicitInBinding bind_t =
let (ts, ret) = unfoldFunType bind_t
alsoRet =
M.unionWith (&&) $
M.fromList $
zip (S.toList $ freeInType ret) $
repeat True
in S.fromList $ M.keys $ M.filter id $ alsoRet $ foldl' onType mempty ts
where
onType uses t = uses <> mustBeExplicitAux t -- Left-biased union.
-- | Figure out which of the sizes in a parameter type must be passed
-- explicitly, because their first use is as something else than just
-- an array dimension.
mustBeExplicitInType :: StructType -> S.Set VName
mustBeExplicitInType = snd . determineSizeWitnesses
-- | The two types are assumed to be structurally equal, but not
-- necessarily regarding sizes. Adds aliases from the latter to the
-- former.
addAliasesFromType :: StructType -> PatType -> PatType
addAliasesFromType (Array _ u1 et1 shape1) (Array als _ _ _) =
Array als u1 et1 shape1
addAliasesFromType
(Scalar (TypeVar _ u1 tv1 targs1))
(Scalar (TypeVar als2 _ _ _)) =
Scalar $ TypeVar als2 u1 tv1 targs1
addAliasesFromType (Scalar (Record ts1)) (Scalar (Record ts2))
| length ts1 == length ts2,
sort (M.keys ts1) == sort (M.keys ts2) =
Scalar $ Record $ M.intersectionWith addAliasesFromType ts1 ts2
addAliasesFromType
(Scalar (Arrow _ mn1 pt1 (RetType dims1 rt1)))
(Scalar (Arrow as2 _ _ (RetType _ rt2))) =
Scalar (Arrow as2 mn1 pt1 (RetType dims1 rt1'))
where
rt1' = addAliasesFromType rt1 rt2
addAliasesFromType (Scalar (Sum cs1)) (Scalar (Sum cs2))
| length cs1 == length cs2,
sort (M.keys cs1) == sort (M.keys cs2) =
Scalar $ Sum $ M.intersectionWith (zipWith addAliasesFromType) cs1 cs2
addAliasesFromType (Scalar (Prim t)) _ = Scalar $ Prim t
addAliasesFromType t1 t2 =
error $ "addAliasesFromType invalid args: " ++ show (t1, t2)
-- | @unifyTypes uf t1 t2@ attempts to unify @t1@ and @t2@. If
-- unification cannot happen, 'Nothing' is returned, otherwise a type
-- that combines the aliasing of @t1@ and @t2@ is returned.
-- Uniqueness is unified with @uf@. Assumes sizes already match, and
-- always picks the size of the leftmost type.
unifyTypesU ::
(Monoid als) =>
(Uniqueness -> Uniqueness -> Maybe Uniqueness) ->
TypeBase dim als ->
TypeBase dim als ->
Maybe (TypeBase dim als)
unifyTypesU uf (Array als1 u1 shape1 et1) (Array als2 u2 _shape2 et2) =
Array (als1 <> als2)
<$> uf u1 u2
<*> pure shape1
<*> unifyScalarTypes uf et1 et2
unifyTypesU uf (Scalar t1) (Scalar t2) = Scalar <$> unifyScalarTypes uf t1 t2
unifyTypesU _ _ _ = Nothing
unifyScalarTypes ::
(Monoid als) =>
(Uniqueness -> Uniqueness -> Maybe Uniqueness) ->
ScalarTypeBase dim als ->
ScalarTypeBase dim als ->
Maybe (ScalarTypeBase dim als)
unifyScalarTypes _ (Prim t1) (Prim t2)
| t1 == t2 = Just $ Prim t1
| otherwise = Nothing
unifyScalarTypes uf (TypeVar als1 u1 tv1 targs1) (TypeVar als2 u2 tv2 targs2)
| tv1 == tv2 = do
u3 <- uf u1 u2
targs3 <- zipWithM unifyTypeArgs targs1 targs2
Just $ TypeVar (als1 <> als2) u3 tv1 targs3
| otherwise = Nothing
where
unifyTypeArgs (TypeArgDim d1 loc) (TypeArgDim _d2 _) =
pure $ TypeArgDim d1 loc
unifyTypeArgs (TypeArgType t1 loc) (TypeArgType t2 _) =
TypeArgType <$> unifyTypesU uf t1 t2 <*> pure loc
unifyTypeArgs _ _ =
Nothing
unifyScalarTypes uf (Record ts1) (Record ts2)
| length ts1 == length ts2,
sort (M.keys ts1) == sort (M.keys ts2) =
Record
<$> traverse
(uncurry (unifyTypesU uf))
(M.intersectionWith (,) ts1 ts2)
unifyScalarTypes
uf
(Arrow as1 mn1 t1 (RetType dims1 t1'))
(Arrow as2 _ t2 (RetType _ t2')) =
Arrow (as1 <> as2) mn1
<$> unifyTypesU (flip uf) t1 t2
<*> (RetType dims1 <$> unifyTypesU uf t1' t2')
unifyScalarTypes uf (Sum cs1) (Sum cs2)
| length cs1 == length cs2,
sort (M.keys cs1) == sort (M.keys cs2) =
Sum
<$> traverse
(uncurry (zipWithM (unifyTypesU uf)))
(M.intersectionWith (,) cs1 cs2)
unifyScalarTypes _ _ _ = Nothing
-- | @x \`subtypeOf\` y@ is true if @x@ is a subtype of @y@ (or equal
-- to @y@), meaning @x@ is valid whenever @y@ is. Ignores sizes.
-- Mostly used for checking uniqueness.
subtypeOf :: TypeBase () () -> TypeBase () () -> Bool
subtypeOf t1 t2 = isJust $ unifyTypesU unifyUniqueness (toStruct t1) (toStruct t2)
where
unifyUniqueness u2 u1 = if u2 `subuniqueOf` u1 then Just u1 else Nothing
-- | @x `subuniqueOf` y@ is true if @x@ is not less unique than @y@.
subuniqueOf :: Uniqueness -> Uniqueness -> Bool
subuniqueOf Nonunique Unique = False
subuniqueOf _ _ = True
-- | Ensure that the dimensions of the RetType are unique by
-- generating new names for them. This is to avoid name capture.
renameRetType :: MonadTypeChecker m => StructRetType -> m StructRetType
renameRetType (RetType dims st)
| dims /= mempty = do
dims' <- mapM newName dims
let m = M.fromList $ zip dims $ map (SizeSubst . NamedSize . qualName) dims'
st' = applySubst (`M.lookup` m) st
pure $ RetType dims' st'
| otherwise =
pure $ RetType dims st
evalTypeExp ::
MonadTypeChecker m =>
TypeExp Name ->
m (TypeExp VName, [VName], StructRetType, Liftedness)
evalTypeExp (TEVar name loc) = do
(name', ps, t, l) <- lookupType loc name
t' <- renameRetType t
case ps of
[] -> pure (TEVar name' loc, [], t', l)
_ ->
typeError loc mempty $
"Type constructor"
<+> dquotes (hsep (pretty name : map pretty ps))
<+> "used without any arguments."
--
evalTypeExp (TETuple ts loc) = do
(ts', svars, ts_s, ls) <- unzip4 <$> mapM evalTypeExp ts
pure
( TETuple ts' loc,
mconcat svars,
RetType (foldMap retDims ts_s) $ Scalar $ tupleRecord $ map retType ts_s,
foldl' max Unlifted ls
)
--
evalTypeExp t@(TERecord fs loc) = do
-- Check for duplicate field names.
let field_names = map fst fs
unless (sort field_names == sort (nubOrd field_names)) $
typeError loc mempty $
"Duplicate record fields in" <+> pretty t <> "."
checked <- traverse evalTypeExp $ M.fromList fs
let fs' = fmap (\(x, _, _, _) -> x) checked
fs_svars = foldMap (\(_, y, _, _) -> y) checked
ts_s = fmap (\(_, _, z, _) -> z) checked
ls = fmap (\(_, _, _, v) -> v) checked
pure
( TERecord (M.toList fs') loc,
fs_svars,
RetType (foldMap retDims ts_s) $ Scalar $ Record $ M.map retType ts_s,
foldl' max Unlifted ls
)
--
evalTypeExp (TEArray d t loc) = do
(d_svars, d', d'') <- checkSizeExp d
(t', svars, RetType dims st, l) <- evalTypeExp t
case (l, arrayOf Nonunique (Shape [d'']) st) of
(Unlifted, st') ->
pure
( TEArray d' t' loc,
svars,
RetType (d_svars ++ dims) st',
Unlifted
)
(SizeLifted, _) ->
typeError loc mempty $
"Cannot create array with elements of size-lifted type"
<+> dquotes (pretty t)
<+> "(might cause irregular array)."
(Lifted, _) ->
typeError loc mempty $
"Cannot create array with elements of lifted type"
<+> dquotes (pretty t)
<+> "(might contain function)."
where
checkSizeExp SizeExpAny = do
dv <- newTypeName "d"
pure ([dv], SizeExpAny, NamedSize $ qualName dv)
checkSizeExp (SizeExpConst k dloc) =
pure ([], SizeExpConst k dloc, ConstSize k)
checkSizeExp (SizeExpNamed v dloc) = do
v' <- checkNamedSize loc v
pure ([], SizeExpNamed v' dloc, NamedSize v')
--
evalTypeExp (TEUnique t loc) = do
(t', svars, RetType dims st, l) <- evalTypeExp t
unless (mayContainArray st) $
warn loc $
"Declaring" <+> dquotes (pretty st) <+> "as unique has no effect."
pure (TEUnique t' loc, svars, RetType dims $ st `setUniqueness` Unique, l)
where
mayContainArray (Scalar Prim {}) = False
mayContainArray Array {} = True
mayContainArray (Scalar (Record fs)) = any mayContainArray fs
mayContainArray (Scalar TypeVar {}) = True
mayContainArray (Scalar Arrow {}) = False
mayContainArray (Scalar (Sum cs)) = (any . any) mayContainArray cs
--
evalTypeExp (TEArrow (Just v) t1 t2 loc) = do
(t1', svars1, RetType dims1 st1, _) <- evalTypeExp t1
bindSpaced [(Term, v)] $ do
v' <- checkName Term v loc
bindVal v' (BoundV [] st1) $ do
(t2', svars2, RetType dims2 st2, _) <- evalTypeExp t2
pure
( TEArrow (Just v') t1' t2' loc,
svars1 ++ dims1 ++ svars2,
RetType [] $ Scalar $ Arrow mempty (Named v') st1 (RetType dims2 st2),
Lifted
)
--
evalTypeExp (TEArrow Nothing t1 t2 loc) = do
(t1', svars1, RetType dims1 st1, _) <- evalTypeExp t1
(t2', svars2, RetType dims2 st2, _) <- evalTypeExp t2
pure
( TEArrow Nothing t1' t2' loc,
svars1 ++ dims1 ++ svars2,
RetType [] $ Scalar $ Arrow mempty Unnamed st1 $ RetType dims2 st2,
Lifted
)
--
evalTypeExp (TEDim dims t loc) = do
bindSpaced (map (Term,) dims) $ do
dims' <- mapM (flip (checkName Term) loc) dims
bindDims dims' $ do
(t', svars, RetType t_dims st, l) <- evalTypeExp t
let (witnessed, _) = determineSizeWitnesses st
case find (`S.notMember` witnessed) dims' of
Just d ->
typeError loc mempty . withIndexLink "unused-existential" $
"Existential size "
<> dquotes (prettyName d)
<> " not used as array size."
Nothing ->
pure
( TEDim dims' t' loc,
svars,
RetType (dims' ++ t_dims) st,
max l SizeLifted
)
where
bindDims [] m = m
bindDims (d : ds) m =
bindVal d (BoundV [] $ Scalar $ Prim $ Signed Int64) $ bindDims ds m
--
evalTypeExp t@(TESum cs loc) = do
let constructors = map fst cs
unless (sort constructors == sort (nubOrd constructors)) $
typeError loc mempty $
"Duplicate constructors in" <+> pretty t
unless (length constructors < 256) $
typeError loc mempty "Sum types must have less than 256 constructors."
checked <- (traverse . traverse) evalTypeExp $ M.fromList cs
let cs' = (fmap . fmap) (\(x, _, _, _) -> x) checked
cs_svars = (foldMap . foldMap) (\(_, y, _, _) -> y) checked
ts_s = (fmap . fmap) (\(_, _, z, _) -> z) checked
ls = (concatMap . fmap) (\(_, _, _, v) -> v) checked
pure
( TESum (M.toList cs') loc,
cs_svars,
RetType (foldMap (foldMap retDims) ts_s) $
Scalar $
Sum $
M.map (map retType) ts_s,
foldl' max Unlifted ls
)
evalTypeExp ote@TEApply {} = do
(tname, tname_loc, targs) <- rootAndArgs ote
(tname', ps, tname_t, l) <- lookupType tloc tname
RetType t_dims t <- renameRetType tname_t
if length ps /= length targs
then
typeError tloc mempty $
"Type constructor"
<+> dquotes (pretty tname)
<+> "requires"
<+> pretty (length ps)
<+> "arguments, but provided"
<+> pretty (length targs) <> "."
else do
(targs', dims, substs) <- unzip3 <$> zipWithM checkArgApply ps targs
pure
( foldl (\x y -> TEApply x y tloc) (TEVar tname' tname_loc) targs',
[],
RetType (t_dims ++ mconcat dims) $ applySubst (`M.lookup` mconcat substs) t,
l
)
where
tloc = srclocOf ote
rootAndArgs :: MonadTypeChecker m => TypeExp Name -> m (QualName Name, SrcLoc, [TypeArgExp Name])
rootAndArgs (TEVar qn loc) = pure (qn, loc, [])
rootAndArgs (TEApply op arg _) = do
(op', loc, args) <- rootAndArgs op
pure (op', loc, args ++ [arg])
rootAndArgs te' =
typeError (srclocOf te') mempty $
"Type" <+> dquotes (pretty te') <+> "is not a type constructor."
checkArgApply (TypeParamDim pv _) (TypeArgExpDim (SizeExpNamed v dloc) loc) = do
v' <- checkNamedSize loc v
pure
( TypeArgExpDim (SizeExpNamed v' dloc) loc,
[],
M.singleton pv $ SizeSubst $ NamedSize v'
)
checkArgApply (TypeParamDim pv _) (TypeArgExpDim (SizeExpConst x dloc) loc) =
pure
( TypeArgExpDim (SizeExpConst x dloc) loc,
[],
M.singleton pv $ SizeSubst $ ConstSize x
)
checkArgApply (TypeParamDim pv _) (TypeArgExpDim SizeExpAny loc) = do
d <- newTypeName "d"
pure
( TypeArgExpDim SizeExpAny loc,
[d],
M.singleton pv $ SizeSubst $ NamedSize $ qualName d
)
checkArgApply (TypeParamType _ pv _) (TypeArgExpType te) = do
(te', svars, RetType dims st, _) <- evalTypeExp te
pure
( TypeArgExpType te',
svars ++ dims,
M.singleton pv $ Subst [] $ RetType [] st
)
checkArgApply p a =
typeError tloc mempty $
"Type argument"
<+> pretty a
<+> "not valid for a type parameter"
<+> pretty p <> "."
-- | Check a type expression, producing:
--
-- * The checked expression.
-- * Size variables for any anonymous sizes in the expression.
-- * The elaborated type.
-- * The liftedness of the type.
checkTypeExp ::
MonadTypeChecker m =>
TypeExp Name ->
m (TypeExp VName, [VName], StructRetType, Liftedness)
checkTypeExp te = do
checkForDuplicateNamesInType te
evalTypeExp te
-- | Check for duplication of names inside a binding group.
checkForDuplicateNames ::
MonadTypeChecker m => [UncheckedTypeParam] -> [UncheckedPat] -> m ()
checkForDuplicateNames tps pats = (`evalStateT` mempty) $ do
mapM_ checkTypeParam tps
mapM_ checkPat pats
where
checkTypeParam (TypeParamType _ v loc) = seen Type v loc
checkTypeParam (TypeParamDim v loc) = seen Term v loc
checkPat (Id v _ loc) = seen Term v loc
checkPat (PatParens p _) = checkPat p
checkPat (PatAttr _ p _) = checkPat p
checkPat Wildcard {} = pure ()
checkPat (TuplePat ps _) = mapM_ checkPat ps
checkPat (RecordPat fs _) = mapM_ (checkPat . snd) fs
checkPat (PatAscription p _ _) = checkPat p
checkPat PatLit {} = pure ()
checkPat (PatConstr _ _ ps _) = mapM_ checkPat ps
seen ns v loc = do
already <- gets $ M.lookup (ns, v)
case already of
Just prev_loc ->
lift $
typeError loc mempty $
"Name"
<+> dquotes (pretty v)
<+> "also bound at"
<+> pretty (locStr prev_loc) <> "."
Nothing ->
modify $ M.insert (ns, v) loc
-- | Check whether the type contains arrow types that define the same
-- parameter. These might also exist further down, but that's not
-- really a problem - we mostly do this checking to help the user,
-- since it is likely an error, but it's easy to assign a semantics to
-- it (normal name shadowing).
checkForDuplicateNamesInType ::
MonadTypeChecker m =>
TypeExp Name ->
m ()
checkForDuplicateNamesInType = check mempty
where
bad v loc prev_loc =
typeError loc mempty $
"Name"
<+> dquotes (pretty v)
<+> "also bound at"
<+> pretty (locStr prev_loc) <> "."
check seen (TEArrow (Just v) t1 t2 loc)
| Just prev_loc <- M.lookup v seen =
bad v loc prev_loc
| otherwise =
check seen' t1 >> check seen' t2
where
seen' = M.insert v loc seen
check seen (TEArrow Nothing t1 t2 _) =
check seen t1 >> check seen t2
check seen (TETuple ts _) = mapM_ (check seen) ts
check seen (TERecord fs _) = mapM_ (check seen . snd) fs
check seen (TEUnique t _) = check seen t
check seen (TESum cs _) = mapM_ (mapM (check seen) . snd) cs
check seen (TEApply t1 (TypeArgExpType t2) _) =
check seen t1 >> check seen t2
check seen (TEApply t1 TypeArgExpDim {} _) =
check seen t1
check seen (TEDim (v : vs) t loc)
| Just prev_loc <- M.lookup v seen =
bad v loc prev_loc
| otherwise =
check (M.insert v loc seen) (TEDim vs t loc)
check seen (TEDim [] t _) =
check seen t
check _ TEArray {} = pure ()
check _ TEVar {} = pure ()
-- | @checkTypeParams ps m@ checks the type parameters @ps@, then
-- invokes the continuation @m@ with the checked parameters, while
-- extending the monadic name map with @ps@.
checkTypeParams ::
MonadTypeChecker m =>
[TypeParamBase Name] ->
([TypeParamBase VName] -> m a) ->
m a
checkTypeParams ps m =
bindSpaced (map typeParamSpace ps) $
m =<< evalStateT (mapM checkTypeParam ps) mempty
where
typeParamSpace (TypeParamDim pv _) = (Term, pv)
typeParamSpace (TypeParamType _ pv _) = (Type, pv)
checkParamName ns v loc = do
seen <- gets $ M.lookup (ns, v)
case seen of
Just prev ->
lift $
typeError loc mempty $
"Type parameter"
<+> dquotes (pretty v)
<+> "previously defined at"
<+> pretty (locStr prev) <> "."
Nothing -> do
modify $ M.insert (ns, v) loc
lift $ checkName ns v loc
checkTypeParam (TypeParamDim pv loc) =
TypeParamDim <$> checkParamName Term pv loc <*> pure loc
checkTypeParam (TypeParamType l pv loc) =
TypeParamType l <$> checkParamName Type pv loc <*> pure loc
-- | Construct a type argument corresponding to a type parameter.
typeParamToArg :: TypeParam -> StructTypeArg
typeParamToArg (TypeParamDim v ploc) =
TypeArgDim (NamedSize $ qualName v) ploc
typeParamToArg (TypeParamType _ v ploc) =
TypeArgType (Scalar $ TypeVar () Nonunique (qualName v) []) ploc
-- | A type substitution may be a substitution or a yet-unknown
-- substitution (but which is certainly an overloaded primitive
-- type!). The latter is used to remove aliases from types that are
-- yet-unknown but that we know cannot carry aliases (see issue #682).
data Subst t = Subst [TypeParam] t | PrimSubst | SizeSubst Size
deriving (Show)
instance Pretty t => Pretty (Subst t) where
pretty (Subst [] t) = pretty t
pretty (Subst tps t) = mconcat (map pretty tps) <> colon <+> pretty t
pretty PrimSubst = "#<primsubst>"
pretty (SizeSubst d) = pretty d
-- | Create a type substitution corresponding to a type binding.
substFromAbbr :: TypeBinding -> Subst StructRetType
substFromAbbr (TypeAbbr _ ps rt) = Subst ps rt
-- | Substitutions to apply in a type.
type TypeSubs = VName -> Maybe (Subst StructRetType)
instance Functor Subst where
fmap f (Subst ps t) = Subst ps $ f t
fmap _ PrimSubst = PrimSubst
fmap _ (SizeSubst v) = SizeSubst v
-- | Class of types which allow for substitution of types with no
-- annotations for type variable names.
class Substitutable a where
applySubst :: TypeSubs -> a -> a
instance Substitutable (RetTypeBase Size ()) where
applySubst f (RetType dims t) =
let RetType more_dims t' = substTypesRet f t
in RetType (dims ++ more_dims) t'
instance Substitutable (RetTypeBase Size Aliasing) where
applySubst f (RetType dims t) =
let RetType more_dims t' = substTypesRet f' t
in RetType (dims ++ more_dims) t'
where
f' = fmap (fmap (second (const mempty))) . f
instance Substitutable (TypeBase Size ()) where
applySubst = substTypesAny
instance Substitutable (TypeBase Size Aliasing) where
applySubst = substTypesAny . (fmap (fmap (second (const mempty))) .)
instance Substitutable Size where
applySubst f (NamedSize (QualName _ v))
| Just (SizeSubst d) <- f v = d
applySubst _ d = d
instance Substitutable d => Substitutable (Shape d) where
applySubst f = fmap $ applySubst f
instance Substitutable Pat where
applySubst f = runIdentity . astMap mapper
where
mapper =
ASTMapper
{ mapOnExp = pure,
mapOnName = pure,
mapOnStructType = pure . applySubst f,
mapOnPatType = pure . applySubst f,
mapOnStructRetType = pure . applySubst f,
mapOnPatRetType = pure . applySubst f
}
applyType ::
Monoid als =>
[TypeParam] ->
TypeBase Size als ->
[StructTypeArg] ->
TypeBase Size als
applyType ps t args = substTypesAny (`M.lookup` substs) t
where
substs = M.fromList $ zipWith mkSubst ps args
-- We are assuming everything has already been type-checked for correctness.
mkSubst (TypeParamDim pv _) (TypeArgDim d _) =
(pv, SizeSubst d)
mkSubst (TypeParamType _ pv _) (TypeArgType at _) =
(pv, Subst [] $ RetType [] $ second mempty at)
mkSubst p a =
error $ "applyType mkSubst: cannot substitute " ++ prettyString a ++ " for " ++ prettyString p
substTypesRet ::
Monoid as =>
(VName -> Maybe (Subst (RetTypeBase Size as))) ->
TypeBase Size as ->
RetTypeBase Size as
substTypesRet lookupSubst ot =
uncurry (flip RetType) $ runState (onType ot) []
where
-- In case we are substituting the same RetType in multiple
-- places, we must ensure each instance is given distinct
-- dimensions. E.g. substituting 'a ↦ ?[n].[n]bool' into '(a,a)'
-- should give '?[n][m].([n]bool,[m]bool)'.
--
-- XXX: the size names we invent here not globally unique. This
-- is _probably_ not a problem, since substituting types with
-- outermost non-null existential sizes is done only when type
-- checking modules.
freshDims (RetType [] t) = pure $ RetType [] t
freshDims (RetType ext t) = do
seen_ext <- get
if not $ any (`elem` seen_ext) ext
then pure $ RetType ext t
else do
let start = maximum $ map baseTag seen_ext
ext' = zipWith VName (map baseName ext) [start + 1 ..]
extsubsts = M.fromList $ zip ext $ map (SizeSubst . NamedSize . qualName) ext'
RetType [] t' = substTypesRet (`M.lookup` extsubsts) t
pure $ RetType ext' t'
onType ::
forall as.
Monoid as =>
TypeBase Size as ->
State [VName] (TypeBase Size as)
onType (Array als u shape et) = do
t <- arrayOf u (applySubst lookupSubst' shape) <$> onType (Scalar et)
pure $ t `setAliases` als
onType (Scalar (Prim t)) = pure $ Scalar $ Prim t
onType (Scalar (TypeVar als u v targs)) = do
targs' <- mapM subsTypeArg targs
case lookupSubst $ qualLeaf v of
Just (Subst ps rt) -> do
RetType ext t <- freshDims rt
modify (ext ++)
pure $
applyType ps (t `setAliases` mempty) targs'
`setUniqueness` u
`addAliases` (<> als)
Just PrimSubst ->
pure $ Scalar $ TypeVar mempty u v targs'
_ ->
pure $ Scalar $ TypeVar als u v targs'
onType (Scalar (Record ts)) =
Scalar . Record <$> traverse onType ts
onType (Scalar (Arrow als v t1 t2)) =
Scalar <$> (Arrow als v <$> onType t1 <*> onRetType t2)
onType (Scalar (Sum ts)) =
Scalar . Sum <$> traverse (traverse onType) ts
onRetType (RetType dims t) = do
ext <- get
let (t', ext') = runState (onType t) ext
new_ext = ext' \\ ext
case t of
Scalar Arrow {} -> do
put ext'
pure $ RetType dims t'
_ ->
pure $ RetType (new_ext <> dims) t'
subsTypeArg (TypeArgType t loc) = do
let RetType dims t' = substTypesRet lookupSubst' t
modify (dims ++)
pure $ TypeArgType t' loc
subsTypeArg (TypeArgDim v loc) =
pure $ TypeArgDim (applySubst lookupSubst' v) loc
lookupSubst' = fmap (fmap $ second (const ())) . lookupSubst
-- | Perform substitutions, from type names to types, on a type. Works
-- regardless of what shape and uniqueness information is attached to the type.
substTypesAny ::
Monoid as =>
(VName -> Maybe (Subst (RetTypeBase Size as))) ->
TypeBase Size as ->
TypeBase Size as
substTypesAny lookupSubst ot =
case substTypesRet lookupSubst ot of
RetType [] ot' -> ot'
RetType dims ot' ->
-- XXX HACK FIXME: turn any sizes that propagate to the top into
-- AnySize. This should _never_ happen during type-checking, but
-- may happen as we substitute types during monomorphisation and
-- defunctorisation later on. See Note [AnySize]
let toAny (NamedSize v)
| qualLeaf v `elem` dims = AnySize Nothing
toAny d = d
in first toAny ot'
-- Note [AnySize]
--
-- Consider a program:
--
-- module m : { type~ t } = { type~ t = ?[n].[n]bool }
-- let f (x: m.t) (y: m.t) = 0
--
-- After defunctorisation (and inlining the definitions of types), we
-- want this:
--
-- let f [n][m] (x: [n]bool) (y: [m]bool) = 0
--
-- But this means that defunctorisation would need to redo some amount
-- of size inference. Not so complicated in the example above, but
-- what if loops and branches are involved?
--
-- So instead, what defunctorisation actually does is produce this:
--
-- let f (x: []bool) (y: []bool) = 0
--
-- I.e. we put in empty dimensions (AnySize), which are much later
-- turned into distinct sizes in Futhark.Internalise.Exps. This will
-- result in unnecessary dynamic size checks, which will hopefully be
-- optimised away.
--
-- Important: The type checker will _never_ produce programs with
-- AnySize, but unfortunately some of the compilation steps
-- (defunctorisation, monomorphisation, defunctionalisation) will do
-- so. Similarly, the core language is also perfectly well behaved.
--
-- Example with monomorphisation:
--
-- let f '~a (b: bool) (x: () -> a) (y: () -> a) : a = if b then x () else y ()
-- let g = f true (\() -> [1]) (\() -> [1,2])
--
-- This should produce:
--
-- let f (b: bool) (x: () -> ?[n].[n]i32) (y: () -> ?[m].[m]i32) : ?[k].[k]i32 =
-- if b then x () else y ()
--
-- Not so easy! Again, what we actually produce is
--
-- let f (b: bool) (x: () -> []i32) (y: () -> []i32) : []i32 =
-- if b then x () else y ()