From 726dbf02da1ae0da3965ec0a72e99fec1730f882 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Eduardo Julian Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2018 22:43:17 -0400 Subject: Small optimizations. --- stdlib/source/lux/compiler/default/syntax.lux | 188 ++++++++++---------------- stdlib/source/lux/data/text/lexer.lux | 2 +- 2 files changed, 71 insertions(+), 119 deletions(-) (limited to 'stdlib/source') diff --git a/stdlib/source/lux/compiler/default/syntax.lux b/stdlib/source/lux/compiler/default/syntax.lux index 322035fd8..ca715e8dd 100644 --- a/stdlib/source/lux/compiler/default/syntax.lux +++ b/stdlib/source/lux/compiler/default/syntax.lux @@ -46,8 +46,14 @@ (type: #export Aliases (Dictionary Text Text)) (def: #export no-aliases Aliases (dictionary.new text.Hash)) +(def: digits "0123456789") +(def: digits+ (format "_" ..digits)) + (def: white-space Text "\t\v \r\f") (def: new-line Text "\n") +(def: new-line^ (l.this new-line)) + +(def: text-delimiter^ (l.this "\"")) ## This is the parser for white-space. ## Whenever a new-line is encountered, the column gets reset to 0, and @@ -55,41 +61,41 @@ ## It operates recursively in order to produce the longest continuous ## chunk of white-space. (def: (space^ where) - (-> Cursor (Lexer [Cursor Any])) + (-> Cursor (Lexer Cursor)) (p.either (do p.Monad [content (l.many! (l.one-of! white-space))] - (wrap [(update@ #.column (n/+ (get@ #l.distance content)) where) - []])) + (wrap (update@ #.column (n/+ (get@ #l.distance content)) where))) ## New-lines must be handled as a separate case to ensure line ## information is handled properly. (do p.Monad [content (l.many! (l.one-of! new-line))] - (wrap [(|> where - (update@ #.line (n/+ (get@ #l.distance content))) - (set@ #.column 0)) - []])))) + (wrap (|> where + (update@ #.line (n/+ (get@ #l.distance content))) + (set@ #.column 0)))))) ## Single-line comments can start anywhere, but only go up to the ## next new-line. (def: (single-line-comment^ where) - (-> Cursor (Lexer [Cursor Text])) + (-> Cursor (Lexer Cursor)) (do p.Monad [_ (l.this "##") - comment (l.slice (l.some! (l.none-of! new-line))) - _ (l.this new-line)] - (wrap [(|> where - (update@ #.line inc) - (set@ #.column 0)) - comment]))) + _ (l.some! (l.none-of! new-line)) + _ ..new-line^] + (wrap (|> where + (update@ #.line inc) + (set@ #.column 0))))) ## This is just a helper parser to find text which doesn't run into ## any special character sequences for multi-line comments. -(def: comment-bound^ +(def: multi-line-comment-start^ (l.this "#(")) +(def: multi-line-comment-end^ (l.this ")#")) + +(def: multi-line-comment-bound^ (Lexer Any) ($_ p.either - (l.this new-line) - (l.this ")#") - (l.this "#("))) + ..new-line^ + ..multi-line-comment-start^ + ..multi-line-comment-end^)) ## Multi-line comments are bounded by #( these delimiters, #(and, they may ## also be nested)# )#. @@ -97,24 +103,21 @@ ## That is, any nested comment must have matched delimiters. ## Unbalanced comments ought to be rejected as invalid code. (def: (multi-line-comment^ where) - (-> Cursor (Lexer [Cursor Text])) + (-> Cursor (Lexer Cursor)) (do p.Monad - [_ (l.this "#(")] - (loop [comment "" - where (update@ #.column (n/+ 2) where)] + [_ ..multi-line-comment-start^] + (loop [where (update@ #.column (n/+ 2) where)] ($_ p.either ## These are normal chunks of commented text. (do @ - [chunk (l.many (l.not comment-bound^))] - (recur (format comment chunk) - (|> where - (update@ #.column (n/+ (text.size chunk)))))) + [chunk (l.many! (l.not! multi-line-comment-bound^))] + (recur (|> where + (update@ #.column (n/+ (get@ #l.distance chunk)))))) ## This is a special rule to handle new-lines within ## comments properly. (do @ - [_ (l.this new-line)] - (recur (format comment new-line) - (|> where + [_ ..new-line^] + (recur (|> where (update@ #.line inc) (set@ #.column 0)))) ## This is the rule for handling nested sub-comments. @@ -124,14 +127,12 @@ ## That is why the sub-comment is covered in delimiters ## and then appended to the rest of the comment text. (do @ - [[sub-where sub-comment] (multi-line-comment^ where)] - (recur (format comment "#(" sub-comment ")#") - sub-where)) + [sub-where (multi-line-comment^ where)] + (recur sub-where)) ## Finally, this is the rule for closing the comment. (do @ - [_ (l.this ")#")] - (wrap [(update@ #.column (n/+ 2) where) - comment])) + [_ ..multi-line-comment-end^] + (wrap (update@ #.column (n/+ 2) where))) )))) ## This is the only parser that should be used directly by other @@ -141,11 +142,11 @@ ## from being used in any situation (alternatively, forcing one type ## of comment to be the only usable one). (def: (comment^ where) - (-> Cursor (Lexer [Cursor Text])) + (-> Cursor (Lexer Cursor)) (p.either (single-line-comment^ where) (multi-line-comment^ where))) -## To simplify parsing, I remove any left-padding that an Code token +## To simplify parsing, I remove any left-padding that a Code token ## may have prior to parsing the token itself. ## Left-padding is assumed to be either white-space or a comment. ## The cursor gets updated, but the padding gets ignored. @@ -153,10 +154,10 @@ (-> Cursor (Lexer Cursor)) ($_ p.either (do p.Monad - [[where comment] (comment^ where)] + [where (comment^ where)] (left-padding^ where)) (do p.Monad - [[where _] (space^ where)] + [where (space^ where)] (left-padding^ where)) (:: p.Monad wrap where))) @@ -187,7 +188,7 @@ [code (l.between 1 4 l.hexadecimal)] (wrap (case (:: number.Hex@Codec decode code) (#.Right value) - [(n/+ 2 (text.size code)) (text.from-code value)] + [("lux i64 +" 2 (text.size code)) (text.from-code value)] _ (undefined)))) @@ -233,32 +234,7 @@ number.Codec] ) -(def: (nat-char where) - (-> Cursor (Lexer [Cursor Code])) - (do p.Monad - [_ (l.this "#\"") - [where' char] (: (Lexer [Cursor Text]) - ($_ p.either - ## Normal text characters. - (do @ - [normal (l.none-of "\\\"\n")] - (wrap [(|> where - (update@ #.column inc)) - normal])) - ## Must handle escaped - ## chars separately. - (do @ - [[chars-consumed char] escaped-char^] - (wrap [(|> where - (update@ #.column (n/+ chars-consumed))) - char])))) - _ (l.this "\"") - #let [char (maybe.assume (text.nth 0 char))]] - (wrap [(|> where' - (update@ #.column inc)) - [where (#.Nat char)]]))) - -(def: (normal-nat where) +(def: #export (nat where) (-> Cursor (Lexer [Cursor Code])) (do p.Monad [chunk rich-digits^] @@ -270,11 +246,6 @@ (wrap [(update@ #.column (n/+ (text.size chunk)) where) [where (#.Nat value)]])))) -(def: #export (nat where) - (-> Cursor (Lexer [Cursor Code])) - (p.either (normal-nat where) - (nat-char where))) - (def: (normal-frac where) (-> Cursor (Lexer [Cursor Code])) (do p.Monad @@ -299,8 +270,8 @@ (def: frac-ratio-fragment (Lexer Frac) (<| (p.codec number.Codec) - (:: p.Monad map (function (_ digits) - (format digits ".0"))) + (parser/map (function (_ digits) + (format digits ".0"))) rich-digits^)) (def: (ratio-frac where) @@ -337,7 +308,7 @@ (do p.Monad [## Lux text "is delimited by double-quotes", as usual in most ## programming languages. - _ (l.this "\"") + _ ..text-delimiter^ ## I must know what column the text body starts at (which is ## always 1 column after the left-delimiting quote). ## This is important because, when procesing subsequent lines, @@ -364,43 +335,28 @@ ## the text's body's column, ## to ensure they are aligned. (do @ - [offset (l.slice (l.many! (l.one-of! " "))) - #let [offset-size (text.size offset)]] - (if (n/>= offset-column offset-size) - ## Any extra offset - ## becomes part of the - ## text's body. - (recur (|> offset - (text.split offset-column) - (maybe.default (undefined)) - product.right - (format text-read)) - (|> where - (update@ #.column (n/+ offset-size))) - #0) - (p.fail (format "Each line of a multi-line text must have an appropriate offset!\n" - "Expected: " (%i (.int offset-column)) " columns.\n" - " Actual: " (%i (.int offset-size)) " columns.\n")))) + [_ (l.exactly! offset-column (l.one-of! " "))] + (recur text-read + (update@ #.column (n/+ offset-column) where) + #0)) ($_ p.either ## Normal text characters. (do @ [normal (l.slice (l.many! (l.none-of! "\\\"\n")))] (recur (format text-read normal) - (|> where - (update@ #.column (n/+ (text.size normal)))) + (update@ #.column (n/+ (text.size normal)) where) #0)) ## Must handle escaped ## chars separately. (do @ [[chars-consumed char] escaped-char^] (recur (format text-read char) - (|> where - (update@ #.column (n/+ chars-consumed))) + (update@ #.column (n/+ chars-consumed) where) #0)) ## The text ends when it ## reaches the right-delimiter. (do @ - [_ (l.this "\"")] + [_ ..text-delimiter^] (wrap [(update@ #.column inc where) text-read])))) ## If a new-line is @@ -409,7 +365,7 @@ ## the loop is alerted that the ## next line must have an offset. (do @ - [_ (l.this new-line)] + [_ ..new-line^] (recur (format text-read new-line) (|> where (update@ #.line inc) @@ -507,15 +463,11 @@ ## a digit, to avoid confusion with regards to numbers. (def: name-part^ (Lexer Text) - (do p.Monad - [#let [digits "0123456789" - delimiters (format "()[]{}#\"" name-separator) - space (format white-space new-line) - head-lexer (l.slice (l.none-of! (format digits delimiters space))) - tail-lexer (l.slice (l.some! (l.none-of! (format delimiters space))))] - head head-lexer - tail tail-lexer] - (wrap (format head tail)))) + (let [delimiters (format "()[]{}#\"" name-separator) + space (format white-space new-line) + head (l.none-of! (format ..digits delimiters space)) + tail (l.some! (l.none-of! (format delimiters space)))] + (l.slice (l.and! head tail)))) (def: current-module-mark Text (format name-separator name-separator)) @@ -530,7 +482,7 @@ [_ (l.this current-module-mark) def-name name-part^] (wrap [[current-module def-name] - (n/+ 2 (text.size def-name))])) + ("lux i64 +" 2 (text.size def-name))])) ## If the name is prefixed by the mark, but no module ## part, the module is assumed to be "lux" (otherwise known as ## the 'prelude'). @@ -558,7 +510,7 @@ second-part name-part^] (wrap [[(|> aliases (dictionary.get first-part) (maybe.default first-part)) second-part] - ($_ n/+ + ($_ "lux i64 +" (text.size first-part) 1 (text.size second-part))])) @@ -571,17 +523,17 @@ (do p.Monad [[value length] (<| 
                            (name^ current-module aliases))]
-       (wrap [(update@ #.column (|>> (n/+ )) where)
+       (wrap [(update@ #.column (n/+ ) where)
               [where ( value)]])))]
 
-  [tag        (p.after (l.this "#")) #.Tag        (n/+ 1 length)]
+  [tag        (p.after (l.this "#")) #.Tag        ("lux i64 +" 1 length)]
   [identifier (|>)                   #.Identifier length]
   )
 
 (do-template [ ]
   [(def: 
      (Lexer Bit)
-     (:: p.Monad map (function.constant ) (l.this (%b ))))]
+     (parser/map (function.constant ) (l.this (%b ))))]
 
   [false #0]
   [true  #1]
@@ -591,7 +543,7 @@
   (-> Cursor (Lexer [Cursor Code]))
   (do p.Monad
     [value (p.either ..false ..true)]
-    (wrap [(update@ #.column (|>> (n/+ 2)) where)
+    (wrap [(update@ #.column (n/+ 2) where)
            [where (#.Bit value)]])))
 
 (exception: #export (end-of-file {module Text})
@@ -608,17 +560,17 @@
     (do p.Monad
       [where (left-padding^ where)]
       ($_ p.either
-          (..form where ast')
-          (..tuple where ast')
-          (..record where ast')
-          (..text where)
+          (..bit where)
           (..nat where)
           (..frac where)
-          (..int where)
           (..rev where)
-          (..bit where)
+          (..int where)
+          (..text where)
           (..identifier current-module aliases where)
           (..tag current-module aliases where)
+          (..form where ast')
+          (..tuple where ast')
+          (..record where ast')
           (do @
             [end? l.end?]
             (if end?
diff --git a/stdlib/source/lux/data/text/lexer.lux b/stdlib/source/lux/data/text/lexer.lux
index 3b4b63a26..80e2cea0f 100644
--- a/stdlib/source/lux/data/text/lexer.lux
+++ b/stdlib/source/lux/data/text/lexer.lux
@@ -268,7 +268,7 @@
   (do p.Monad
     [[left::basis left::distance] left
      [right::basis right::distance] right]
-    (wrap [left::basis (n/+ right::distance right::distance)])))
+    (wrap [left::basis (n/+ left::distance right::distance)])))
 
 (do-template [  ]
   [(def: #export ( lexer)
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