Factor out the call typechecking logic so that bind can use it

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Patrick Walton 2011-02-18 18:10:07 -08:00
parent 80c67268fc
commit 5508c28ff0

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@ -1244,6 +1244,87 @@ fn check_pat(&@fn_ctxt fcx, @ast.pat pat) -> @ast.pat {
}
fn check_expr(&@fn_ctxt fcx, @ast.expr expr) -> @ast.expr {
// A generic function to factor out common logic from call and bind
// expressions.
fn check_call_or_bind(&@fn_ctxt fcx, &@ast.expr f,
&vec[option.t[@ast.expr]] args)
-> tup(@ast.expr, vec[option.t[@ast.expr]]) {
// Check the function.
auto f_0 = check_expr(fcx, f);
// Check the arguments and generate the argument signature.
let vec[option.t[@ast.expr]] args_0 = vec();
let vec[arg] arg_tys_0 = vec();
for (option.t[@ast.expr] a_opt in args) {
alt (a_opt) {
case (some[@ast.expr](?a)) {
auto a_0 = check_expr(fcx, a);
args_0 += vec(some[@ast.expr](a_0));
// FIXME: this breaks aliases. We need a ty_fn_arg.
auto arg_ty = rec(mode=ast.val, ty=expr_ty(a_0));
append[arg](arg_tys_0, arg_ty);
}
case (none[@ast.expr]) {
args_0 += vec(none[@ast.expr]);
// FIXME: breaks aliases too?
auto typ = next_ty_var(fcx.ccx);
append[arg](arg_tys_0, rec(mode=ast.val, ty=typ));
}
}
}
auto proto_0 = ast.proto_fn; // FIXME: typestate botch
alt (expr_ty(f_0).struct) {
case (ty.ty_fn(?proto, _, _)) { proto_0 = proto; }
case (_) {
log "check_call_or_bind(): fn expr doesn't have fn type";
fail;
}
}
auto rt_0 = next_ty_var(fcx.ccx);
auto t_0 = plain_ty(ty.ty_fn(proto_0, arg_tys_0, rt_0));
// Unify and write back to the function.
auto f_1 = demand_expr(fcx, t_0, f_0);
// Take the argument types out of the resulting function type.
auto t_1 = expr_ty(f_1);
if (!ty.is_fn_ty(t_1)) {
fcx.ccx.sess.span_err(f_1.span,
"mismatched types: callee has " +
"non-function type: " +
ty_to_str(t_1));
}
let vec[arg] arg_tys_1 = ty.ty_fn_args(t_1);
let @ty.t rt_1 = ty.ty_fn_ret(t_1);
// Unify and write back to the arguments.
auto i = 0u;
let vec[option.t[@ast.expr]] args_1 = vec();
while (i < _vec.len[option.t[@ast.expr]](args_0)) {
alt (args_0.(i)) {
case (some[@ast.expr](?e_0)) {
auto arg_ty_1 = arg_tys_1.(i);
auto e_1 = demand_expr(fcx, arg_ty_1.ty, e_0);
append[option.t[@ast.expr]](args_1, some[@ast.expr](e_1));
}
case (none[@ast.expr]) {
append[option.t[@ast.expr]](args_1, none[@ast.expr]);
}
}
i += 1u;
}
ret tup(f_1, args_1);
}
alt (expr.node) {
case (ast.expr_lit(?lit, _)) {
auto ty = check_lit(lit);
@ -1658,62 +1739,40 @@ fn check_expr(&@fn_ctxt fcx, @ast.expr expr) -> @ast.expr {
i += 1u;
}
let @ty.t t_1 = plain_ty(ty.ty_fn(proto,
residual_args, rt_0));
let @ty.t t_1 = plain_ty(ty.ty_fn(proto, residual_args, rt_0));
ret @fold.respan[ast.expr_](expr.span,
ast.expr_bind(f_0, args_1,
ast.ann_type(t_1)));
}
case (ast.expr_call(?f, ?args, _)) {
// Check the function.
auto f_0 = check_expr(fcx, f);
// Check the arguments and generate the argument signature.
let vec[@ast.expr] args_0 = vec();
let vec[arg] arg_tys_0 = vec();
for (@ast.expr a in args) {
auto a_0 = check_expr(fcx, a);
append[@ast.expr](args_0, a_0);
// FIXME: this breaks aliases. We need a ty_fn_arg.
append[arg](arg_tys_0, rec(mode=ast.val, ty=expr_ty(a_0)));
}
auto rt_0 = next_ty_var(fcx.ccx);
auto t_0 = plain_ty(ty.ty_fn(ty.ty_fn_proto(expr_ty(f_0)),
arg_tys_0, rt_0));
// Unify and write back to the function.
auto f_1 = demand_expr(fcx, t_0, f_0);
// Take the argument types out of the resulting function type.
auto t_1 = expr_ty(f_1);
if (!ty.is_fn_ty(t_1)) {
fcx.ccx.sess.span_err(f_1.span,
"mismatched types: callee has " +
"non-function type: " +
ty_to_str(t_1));
let vec[option.t[@ast.expr]] args_opt_0 = vec();
for (@ast.expr arg in args) {
args_opt_0 += vec(some[@ast.expr](arg));
}
let vec[arg] arg_tys_1 = ty.ty_fn_args(t_1);
let @ty.t rt_1 = ty.ty_fn_ret(t_1);
// Call the generic checker.
auto result = check_call_or_bind(fcx, f, args_opt_0);
// Unify and write back to the arguments.
auto i = 0u;
// Pull out the arguments.
let vec[@ast.expr] args_1 = vec();
while (i < _vec.len[@ast.expr](args_0)) {
auto arg_ty_1 = arg_tys_1.(i);
auto e = demand_expr(fcx, arg_ty_1.ty, args_0.(i));
append[@ast.expr](args_1, e);
for (option.t[@ast.expr] arg in result._1) {
args_1 += vec(option.get[@ast.expr](arg));
}
i += 1u;
// Pull the return type out of the type of the function.
auto rt_1 = plain_ty(ty.ty_nil); // FIXME: typestate botch
alt (expr_ty(result._0).struct) {
case (ty.ty_fn(_,_,?rt)) { rt_1 = rt; }
case (_) {
log "LHS of call expr didn't have a function type?!";
fail;
}
}
ret @fold.respan[ast.expr_](expr.span,
ast.expr_call(f_1, args_1,
ast.expr_call(result._0, args_1,
ast.ann_type(rt_1)));
}