hermit-0.4.0.0: src/HERMIT/Dictionary/GHC.hs
{-# LANGUAGE CPP, FlexibleContexts #-}
module HERMIT.Dictionary.GHC
( -- * GHC-based Transformations
-- | This module contains transformations that are reflections of GHC functions, or derived from GHC functions.
externals
-- ** Substitution
, substR
, substCoreAlt
, substCoreExpr
-- ** Utilities
-- , inScope
, dynFlagsT
, arityOf
-- ** Lifted GHC capabilities
-- A zombie is an identifer that has 'OccInfo' 'IAmDead', but still has occurrences.
, lintExprT
, lintModuleT
, occurAnalyseR
, occurAnalyseChangedR
, occurAnalyseExprChangedR
, occurAnalyseAndDezombifyR
, dezombifyR
)
where
import qualified Bag
import qualified CoreLint
import Control.Arrow
import Data.List (mapAccumL)
import HERMIT.Core
import HERMIT.Context
import HERMIT.Kure
import HERMIT.External
import HERMIT.GHC
import HERMIT.Dictionary.Debug hiding (externals)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- | Externals that reflect GHC functions, or are derived from GHC functions.
externals :: [External]
externals =
[ external "deshadow-prog" (promoteProgR deShadowProgR :: RewriteH Core)
[ "Deshadow a program." ] .+ Deep
, external "dezombify" (promoteExprR dezombifyR :: RewriteH Core)
[ "Zap the occurrence information in the current identifer if it is a zombie."] .+ Shallow
, external "occurrence-analysis" (occurrenceAnalysisR :: RewriteH Core)
[ "Perform dependency analysis on all sub-expressions; simplifying and updating identifer info."] .+ Deep
, external "lint-expr" (promoteExprT lintExprT :: TranslateH Core String)
[ "Runs GHC's Core Lint, which typechecks the current expression."
, "Note: this can miss several things that a whole-module core lint will find."
, "For instance, running this on the RHS of a binding, the type of the RHS will"
, "not be checked against the type of the binding. Running on the whole let expression"
, "will catch that however."] .+ Deep .+ Debug .+ Query
, external "lint-module" (promoteModGutsT lintModuleT :: TranslateH Core String)
[ "Runs GHC's Core Lint, which typechecks the current module."] .+ Deep .+ Debug .+ Query
]
------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- | Substitute all occurrences of a variable with an expression, in either a program, an expression, or a case alternative.
substR :: MonadCatch m => Var -> CoreExpr -> Rewrite c m Core
substR v e = setFailMsg "Can only perform substitution on expressions, case alternatives or programs." $
promoteExprR (arr $ substCoreExpr v e) <+ promoteProgR (substTopBindR v e) <+ promoteAltR (arr $ substCoreAlt v e)
-- | Substitute all occurrences of a variable with an expression, in an expression.
substCoreExpr :: Var -> CoreExpr -> (CoreExpr -> CoreExpr)
substCoreExpr v e expr =
-- The InScopeSet needs to include any free variables appearing in the
-- expression to be substituted. Constructing a NonRec Let expression
-- to pass on to exprFeeVars takes care of this, but ...
-- TODO Is there a better way to do this ???
let emptySub = mkEmptySubst (mkInScopeSet (localFreeVarsExpr (Let (NonRec v e) expr)))
in substExpr (text "substCoreExpr") (extendSubst emptySub v e) expr
-- | Substitute all occurrences of a variable with an expression, in a program.
substTopBindR :: Monad m => Var -> CoreExpr -> Rewrite c m CoreProg
substTopBindR v e = contextfreeT $ \ p -> do
-- TODO. Do we need to initialize the emptySubst with bindFreeVars?
let emptySub = emptySubst -- mkEmptySubst (mkInScopeSet (exprFreeVars exp))
return $ bindsToProg $ snd (mapAccumL substBind (extendSubst emptySub v e) (progToBinds p))
-- | Substitute all occurrences of a variable with an expression, in a case alternative.
substCoreAlt :: Var -> CoreExpr -> CoreAlt -> CoreAlt
substCoreAlt v e alt = let (con, vs, rhs) = alt
inS = (flip delVarSet v . unionVarSet (localFreeVarsExpr e) . localFreeVarsAlt) alt
subst = extendSubst (mkEmptySubst (mkInScopeSet inS)) v e
(subst', vs') = substBndrs subst vs
in (con, vs', substExpr (text "alt-rhs") subst' rhs)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- | [from GHC documentation] De-shadowing the program is sometimes a useful pre-pass.
-- It can be done simply by running over the bindings with an empty substitution,
-- becuase substitution returns a result that has no-shadowing guaranteed.
--
-- (Actually, within a single /type/ there might still be shadowing, because
-- 'substTy' is a no-op for the empty substitution, but that's probably OK.)
deShadowProgR :: Monad m => Rewrite c m CoreProg
deShadowProgR = arr (bindsToProg . deShadowBinds . progToBinds)
--------------------------------------------------------
-- | Try to figure out the arity of an identifier.
arityOf :: ReadBindings c => c -> Id -> Int
arityOf c i =
case lookupHermitBinding i c of
Nothing -> idArity i
-- Note: the exprArity will call idArity if
-- it hits an id; perhaps we should do the counting
-- The advantage of idArity is it will terminate, though.
Just b -> runKureM exprArity
(const 0) -- conservative estimate, as we don't know what the expression looks like
(hermitBindingExpr b)
-------------------------------------------
-- | Run the Core Lint typechecker.
-- Fails on errors, with error messages.
-- Succeeds returning warnings.
lintModuleT :: TranslateH ModGuts String
lintModuleT =
do dynFlags <- dynFlagsT
bnds <- arr mg_binds
#if __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ > 706
let (warns, errs) = CoreLint.lintCoreBindings [] bnds -- [] are vars to treat as in scope, used by GHCi
#else
let (warns, errs) = CoreLint.lintCoreBindings bnds
#endif
dumpSDocs endMsg = Bag.foldBag (\ d r -> d ++ ('\n':r)) (showSDoc dynFlags) endMsg
if Bag.isEmptyBag errs
then return $ dumpSDocs "Core Lint Passed" warns
else observeR (dumpSDocs "" errs) >>> fail "Core Lint Failed"
-- | Note: this can miss several things that a whole-module core lint will find.
-- For instance, running this on the RHS of a binding, the type of the RHS will
-- not be checked against the type of the binding. Running on the whole let expression
-- will catch that however.
lintExprT :: (BoundVars c, Monad m, HasDynFlags m) => Translate c m CoreExpr String
lintExprT = translate $ \ c e -> do
dflags <- getDynFlags
maybe (return "Core Lint Passed") (fail . showSDoc dflags)
#if __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ > 706
$ CoreLint.lintExpr (varSetElems $ boundVars c) e
#else
$ CoreLint.lintUnfolding noSrcLoc (varSetElems $ boundVars c) e
#endif
-------------------------------------------
-- | Lifted version of 'getDynFlags'.
dynFlagsT :: HasDynFlags m => Translate c m a DynFlags
dynFlagsT = constT getDynFlags
-------------------------------------------
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-- TODO: Ideally, occurAnalyseExprR would fail if nothing changed.
-- This is tricky though, as it's not just the structure of the expression, but also the meta-data.
-- | Zap the 'OccInfo' in a zombie identifier.
dezombifyR :: (ExtendPath c Crumb, Monad m) => Rewrite c m CoreExpr
dezombifyR = varR (acceptR isDeadBinder >>^ zapVarOccInfo)
-- | Apply 'occurAnalyseExprR' to all sub-expressions.
occurAnalyseR :: (AddBindings c, ExtendPath c Crumb, ReadPath c Crumb, MonadCatch m) => Rewrite c m Core
occurAnalyseR = let r = promoteExprR (arr occurAnalyseExpr)
go = r <+ anyR go
in tryR go -- always succeed
-- | Occurrence analyse an expression, failing if the result is syntactically equal to the initial expression.
occurAnalyseExprChangedR :: MonadCatch m => Rewrite c m CoreExpr
occurAnalyseExprChangedR = changedByR exprSyntaxEq (arr occurAnalyseExpr)
-- | Occurrence analyse all sub-expressions, failing if the result is syntactically equal to the initial expression.
occurAnalyseChangedR :: (AddBindings c, ExtendPath c Crumb, ReadPath c Crumb, MonadCatch m) => Rewrite c m Core
occurAnalyseChangedR = changedByR coreSyntaxEq occurAnalyseR
-- | Run GHC's occurrence analyser, and also eliminate any zombies.
occurAnalyseAndDezombifyR :: (AddBindings c, ExtendPath c Crumb, ReadPath c Crumb, MonadCatch m) => Rewrite c m Core
occurAnalyseAndDezombifyR = allbuR (tryR $ promoteExprR dezombifyR) >>> occurAnalyseR
occurrenceAnalysisR :: (AddBindings c, ExtendPath c Crumb, ReadPath c Crumb, MonadCatch m) => Rewrite c m Core
occurrenceAnalysisR = occurAnalyseAndDezombifyR
{- Does not work (no export)
-- Here is a hook into the occur analysis, and a way of looking at the result
occAnalysis :: CoreExpr -> UsageDetails
occAnalysis = fst . occAnal (initOccEnv all_active_rules)
lookupUsageDetails :: UsageDetails -> Var -> Maybe OccInfo
lookupUsageDetails = lookupVarEnv
-}
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