modern: Can turn all of the core vocabs into tuples now.

core-bootstrap-vocabs [ dup . flush vocab>identifiers ] map
modern-harvey2
Doug Coleman 2017-12-24 18:27:30 -08:00
parent 4b58fb57a6
commit b865681a39
2 changed files with 85 additions and 29 deletions

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@ -2,8 +2,8 @@
! See http://factorcode.org/license.txt for BSD license.
USING: accessors arrays assocs combinators
combinators.short-circuit combinators.smart constructors fry
kernel lexer math modern namespaces sequences sets splitting
strings ;
kernel lexer math math.parser modern namespaces sequences sets
splitting strings ;
IN: modern.compiler
<<
@ -32,38 +32,45 @@ LEFT-DECORATOR: recursive
<<
SYMBOL: arities
arities [ H{ } clone ] initialize
! Initialize with : foo ( -- ) .. ; already
arities [ H{ } clone 2 "" pick set-at ] initialize
>>
<<
: make-arity ( n string -- )
arities get set-at ;
>>
<<
SYNTAX: \ARITY: scan-token scan-token swap make-arity ;
SYNTAX: \ARITY:
scan-token
scan-token string>number swap make-arity ;
>>
ARITY: \ALIAS: 2
ARITY: \ARITY: 2
ARITY: \BUILTIN: 1
ARITY: \CONSTANT: 2
ARITY: \DEFER: 1
ARITY: \GENERIC#: 3
ARITY: \GENERIC: 2
ARITY: \HOOK: 3
ARITY: \IN: 1
ARITY: \INSTANCE: 2
ARITY: \MAIN: 1
ARITY: \MATH: 1
ARITY: \MIXIN: 1
ARITY: \PRIMITIVE: 2
ARITY: \QUALIFIED-WITH: 2
ARITY: \QUALIFIED: 1
ARITY: \RENAME: 3
ARITY: \SINGLETON: 1
ARITY: \SLOT: 1
ARITY: \SYMBOL: 1
ARITY: \UNUSE: 1
ARITY: \USE: 1
ARITY: ALIAS 2
ARITY: ARITY 2
ARITY: BUILTIN 1
ARITY: CONSTANT 2
ARITY: DEFER 1
ARITY: GENERIC# 3
ARITY: GENERIC 2
ARITY: HOOK 3
ARITY: IN 1
ARITY: INSTANCE 2
ARITY: MAIN 1
ARITY: MATH 1
ARITY: MIXIN 1
ARITY: PRIMITIVE 2
ARITY: QUALIFIED-WITH 2
ARITY: QUALIFIED 1
ARITY: RENAME 3
ARITY: SINGLETON 1
ARITY: SLOT 1
ARITY: SYMBOL 1
ARITY: UNUSE 1
ARITY: USE 1
ARITY: MEMO 2
ARITY: \: 2
! ARITY: \USING: 0
: get-arity ( string -- n/f )
@ -150,6 +157,9 @@ CONSTRUCTOR: <comment> comment ( tokens payload -- obj ) ;
TUPLE: escaped-identifier < lexed name ;
CONSTRUCTOR: <escaped-identifier> escaped-identifier ( tokens name -- obj ) ;
TUPLE: escaped-object < lexed name payload ;
CONSTRUCTOR: <escaped-object> escaped-object ( tokens name payload -- obj ) ;
TUPLE: section < lexed tag payload ;
CONSTRUCTOR: <section> section ( tokens tag payload -- obj ) ;
@ -203,6 +213,11 @@ DEFER: literal>tuple
[ ] [ ?second >string ] bi <comment>
] }
! Must be before escaped-identifier so that ``\ foo`` works
{ [ dup ?first "\\" tail? ] [
[ ] [ ?first >string ] [ ?second ] tri <escaped-object>
] }
{ [ dup ?first "\\" head? ] [
[ ] [ ?second >string ] bi <escaped-identifier>
] }
@ -287,7 +302,41 @@ M: upper-colon tuple>string
M: identifier tuple>string name>> ;
]]
TUPLE: compilation-unit ;
GENERIC: resolve-identifiers ( obj -- obj' )
GENERIC: tuple>identifiers ( obj -- obj' )
M: comment tuple>identifiers drop f ;
M: section tuple>identifiers
payload>> [ tuple>identifiers ] map sift ;
M: identifier tuple>identifiers drop f ;
M: lower-colon tuple>identifiers drop f ;
M: escaped-object tuple>identifiers drop f ;
M: double-quote tuple>identifiers drop f ;
M: single-bracket tuple>identifiers drop f ;
M: single-brace tuple>identifiers drop f ;
M: single-paren tuple>identifiers drop f ;
ERROR: upper-colon-identifer-expected obj ;
ERROR: unknown-upper-colon upper-colon string ;
M: upper-colon tuple>identifiers
[ ] [ payload>> ] [ tag>> ] tri {
! { "" [ ?first name>> ] }
! { "TUPLE" [ ?first name>> ] }
! make the default one ?first
{ "USE" [ drop f ] }
{ "USING" [ drop f ] }
{ "IN" [ drop f ] }
{ "M" [ drop f ] }
{ "INSTANCE" [ drop f ] }
{ "ROMAN-OP" [ ?first name>> "roman" prepend ] }
[ drop ?first name>> ]
} case nip ;
M: sequence tuple>identifiers
[ tuple>identifiers ] map sift ;
: vocab>identifiers ( vocab -- hashtable )
vocab>tuples tuple>identifiers ;

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@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ ERROR: unexpected-terminator n string slice ;
{
[
[
{ [ char: A char: Z between? ] [ ":-\\" member? ] } 1||
{ [ char: A char: Z between? ] [ ":-\\#" member? ] } 1||
] all?
]
[ [ char: A char: Z between? ] any? ] ! XXX: what?
@ -292,7 +292,14 @@ DEFER: lex-factor-top*
: lex-factor-nested* ( n/f string slice/f ch/f -- n'/f string literal )
{
! Nested ``A: a B: b`` so rewind and let the parser get it top-level
{ char: \: [ merge-slice-til-whitespace rewind-slice f ] }
{ char: \: [
! A: B: then interrupt the current parser
! A: b: then keep going
merge-slice-til-whitespace
dup upper-colon?
[ rewind-slice f ]
[ read-colon ] if
] }
{ char: < [
! FOO: a b <BAR: ;BAR>
! FOO: a b <BAR BAR>