Hi,
When trying to replace a call with the called function (minimal example at the bottom of this issue) I'm getting interval collisions. I see that this error is external and looks like there should be some way for the user to catch and handle the error, but I couldn't find anything on this in the documentation. Is there a general way to catch and handle these errors? If not what do you recommend one do to move around code within a program based on functional-trees as attempted below?
Thanks!
A simple.c example program.
#include <stdio.h>
void run(char* text){
puts(text);
}
int main(){
run("Hello");
}A function to replace a call with the body of the called function.
(defgeneric in-line (program call-ast)
(:documentation "Inline the function from PROGRAM called at CALL-AST.")
(:method ((program C) (call-ast c-call-expression))
;; 1. Find the definition AST.
;; 2. Rebind the variables with the arguments to the call.
;; 3. Replace the function call with the body with rebound variables.
(with-attr-table program
(let ((declaration-ast ; (1)
(first (get-declaration-asts :function (call-function call-ast)))))
(setf (@ program call-ast) ; (3)
(reduce (lambda (ast pair) ; (2)
(destructuring-bind (function-parameter . call-value) pair
(if (equal ast function-parameter)
call-value
ast)))
(mapcar #'cons
(mapcar (op (first (identifiers _)))
(function-parameters declaration-ast))
(call-arguments call-ast))
:initial-value (copy (function-body declaration-ast))))))))The results of attempting the replacement on this simple example.
(defparameter simple
(from-file (make-instance 'c)
(asdf/system:system-relative-pathname :re-line "simple.c")))
;; #<C simple.c>
(defparameter call-ast (@ simple '(2 2 0 0)))
;; #<C-CALL-EXPRESSION 2321036 :TEXT "run(\"Hello\")">
(in-line (copy-tree simple) call-ast)
;; Interval collision: [14,19] intersects [2,19]
;; [Condition of type FUNCTIONAL-TREES/INTERVAL-TREES:INTERVAL-COLLISION-ERROR]
;;
;; Restarts:
;; 0: [RETRY] Retry SLIME REPL evaluation request.
;; 1: [*ABORT] Return to SLIME's top level.
;; 2: [ABORT] abort thread (#<THREAD "repl-thread" RUNNING {7020C70003}>)
;;
;; Backtrace:
;; 0: (FUNCTIONAL-TREES/INTERVAL-TREES::COLLISION #<(2 19) CHILDREN NIL NIL> 14 19 #<unused argument>)
;; 1: (FUNCTIONAL-TREES/INTERVAL-TREES:ITREE-INSERT #<1=>NIL,[2,19]=>CHILDREN> 14 19 CHILDREN)
;; 2: (FUNCTIONAL-TREES/INTERVAL-TREES:ITREE-ADD-INTERVALS #<unavailable argument> (((1 . 1)) ((14 . 19) CHILDREN) ((20 . 20) CHILDREN) ((21 . 21) CHILDREN) ((22 . 25) CHILDREN) ((26 . 27) CHILDREN)))
;; 3: ((:METHOD FUNCTIONAL-TREES::COMPUTE-DESCENDANT-MAP (NODE NODE)) #<C-TRANSLATION-UNIT 1 :TEXT "#include <stdio.h>"> #<C-TRANSLATION-UNIT 1 :TEXT "#include <stdio.h>">) [fast-method]
;; 4: ((SB-PCL::EMF COPY) #<unused argument> #<unused argument> #<C-TRANSLATION-UNIT 1 :TEXT "#include <stdio.h>"> :STORED-HASH NIL :CHILDREN (#<C-PREPROC-INCLUDE 2 :TEXT "#include <stdio.h>"> #<SOFTWARE-EV..
;; ...
Hi,
When trying to replace a call with the called function (minimal example at the bottom of this issue) I'm getting interval collisions. I see that this error is external and looks like there should be some way for the user to catch and handle the error, but I couldn't find anything on this in the documentation. Is there a general way to catch and handle these errors? If not what do you recommend one do to move around code within a program based on
functional-treesas attempted below?Thanks!
A
simple.cexample program.A function to replace a call with the body of the called function.
The results of attempting the replacement on this simple example.