types.fs

require str.fs

\ === sorted-array === /
\ Here are a few utility functions useful for creating and maintaining
\ the deftype* method tables. The keys array is kept in sorted order,
\ and the methods array is maintained in parallel so that an index into
\ one corresponds to an index in the other.

\ Search a sorted array for key, returning the index of where it was
\ found. If key is not in the array, return the index where it would
\ be if added.
: array-find { a-length a-addr key -- index found? }
  0 a-length           ( start end )
  begin
    \ cr 2dup . .
    2dup + 2 / dup     ( start end middle middle )
    cells a-addr + @   ( start end middle mid-val )
    dup key < if
      drop rot         ( end middle start )
      2dup = if
        2drop dup      ( end end )
      else
        drop swap      ( middle end )
      endif
    else
      key > if         ( start end middle )
        nip            ( start middle )
      else
        -rot 2drop dup ( middle middle )
      endif
    endif
  2dup = until
  dup a-length = if
      drop false
  else
      cells a-addr + @ key =
  endif ;

\ Create a new array, one cell in length, initialized the provided value
: new-array { value -- array }
  cell allocate throw value over ! ;

\ Resize a heap-allocated array to be one cell longer, inserting value
\ at idx, and shifting the tail of the array as necessary. Returns the
\ (possibly new) array address
: array-insert { old-array-length old-array idx value -- array }
  old-array old-array-length 1+ cells resize throw
  { a }
  a idx cells +   dup cell+   old-array-length idx - cells   cmove>
  value a idx cells + !
  a
  ;


\ === deftype* -- protocol-enabled structs === /
\ Each type has MalTypeType% struct allocated on the stack, with
\ mutable fields pointing to all class-shared resources, specifically
\ the data needed to allocate new instances, and the table of protocol
\ methods that have been extended to the type.
\ Use 'deftype*' to define a new type, and 'new' to create new
\ instances of that type.

struct
  cell% field mal-type
  cell% field mal-meta
  \ cell% field ref-count \ Ha, right.
end-struct MalType%

struct
  cell% 2 * field MalTypeType-struct
  cell% field MalTypeType-methods
  cell% field MalTypeType-method-keys
  cell% field MalTypeType-method-vals
  cell% field MalTypeType-name-addr
  cell% field MalTypeType-name-len
end-struct MalTypeType%

: new ( MalTypeType -- obj )
  dup MalTypeType-struct 2@ %allocate throw ( MalTypeType obj ) \ create struct
  dup -rot mal-type !                       ( obj ) \ set struct's type pointer to this type
  nil over mal-meta !
  ;

: deftype* ( struct-align struct-len -- MalTypeType )
  MalTypeType% %allot                      ( s-a s-l MalTypeType )
  dup 2swap rot                            ( MalTypeType s-a s-l MalTypeType )
  MalTypeType-struct 2!                    ( MalTypeType ) \ store struct info
  dup MalTypeType-methods     0   swap !   ( MalTypeType )
  dup MalTypeType-method-keys nil swap !   ( MalTypeType )
  dup MalTypeType-method-vals nil swap !   ( MalTypeType )
  dup MalTypeType-name-len    0   swap !   ( MalTypeType )
  ;

\ parse-name uses temporary space, so copy into dictionary stack:
: parse-allot-name { -- new-str-addr str-len }
    parse-name { str-addr str-len }
    here { new-str-addr } str-len allot
    str-addr new-str-addr str-len cmove
    new-str-addr str-len ;

: deftype ( struct-align struct-len R:type-name -- )
    parse-allot-name { name-addr name-len }

    \ allot and initialize type structure
    deftype* { mt }
    name-addr mt MalTypeType-name-addr !
    name-len  mt MalTypeType-name-len  !
    \ ." Defining " mt MalTypeType-name-addr @ mt MalTypeType-name-len @ type cr
    mt name-addr name-len nextname 1 0 const-does> ;

: type-name ( mal-type )
    dup  MalTypeType-name-addr @ ( mal-type name-addr )
    swap MalTypeType-name-len @ ( name-addr name-len )
    ;

MalType% deftype MalDefault

\ nil type and instance to support extending protocols to it
MalType% deftype MalNil   MalNil   new constant mal-nil
MalType% deftype MalTrue  MalTrue  new constant mal-true
MalType% deftype MalFalse MalFalse new constant mal-false

: mal-bool
    0= if mal-false else mal-true endif ;

: not-object? ( obj -- bool )
    dup 7 and 0 <> if
        drop true
    else
        1000000 <
    endif ;

\ === protocol methods === /

struct
    cell% field call-site/type
    cell% field call-site/xt
end-struct call-site%

\ Used by protocol methods to find the appropriate implementation of
\ themselves for the given object, and then execute that implementation.
: execute-method { obj pxt call-site -- }
  obj not-object? if
      0 0 obj int>str s" ' on non-object: " pxt >name name>string
      s" Refusing to invoke protocol fn '" ...throw-str
  endif
  \ ." Calling '" pxt >name name>string type ." ' on " obj mal-type @ type-name type ." , cs " call-site .

  obj mal-type @ ( type )
  dup call-site call-site/type @ = if
      \ ." hit!" cr
      drop
      call-site call-site/xt @
  else
      \ ." miss!" cr
      dup MalTypeType-methods 2@ swap ( type methods method-keys )
      dup 0= if \ No protocols extended to this type; check for a default
          2drop drop MalDefault MalTypeType-methods 2@ swap
      endif

      pxt array-find ( type idx found? )
      dup 0= if \ No implementation found for this method; check for a default
          2drop drop MalDefault dup MalTypeType-methods 2@ swap
          pxt array-find ( type idx found? )
      endif
      0= if ( type idx )
          2drop
          0 0 s" '" obj mal-type @ type-name s" ' extended to type '"
          pxt >name name>string s" No protocol fn '" ...throw-str
      endif

      cells over MalTypeType-method-vals @ + @ ( type xt )
      swap call-site call-site/type ! ( xt )
      dup call-site call-site/xt ! ( xt )
  endif
  obj swap execute ;

\ Extend a type with a protocol method. This mutates the MalTypeType
\ object that represents the MalType being extended.
: extend-method* { type pxt ixt -- type }
  \ ." Extend '" pxt dup . >name name>string safe-type ." ' to " type type-name safe-type ." , "
  \ type MalTypeType-methods 2@ ( method-keys methods )
  \   0 ?do
  \       dup i cells + @ >name name>string safe-type ." , "
  \       \ dup i cells + @ .
  \   loop
  \   drop cr

  type MalTypeType-methods 2@ swap ( methods method-keys )
  dup 0= if \ no protocols extended to this type
    2drop
    1 type MalTypeType-methods !
    pxt new-array type MalTypeType-method-keys !
    ixt new-array type MalTypeType-method-vals !
  else
    pxt array-find { idx found? }
    found? if \ overwrite
      ." Warning: overwriting protocol method implementation '"
        pxt >name name>string safe-type ." ' on " type type-name safe-type ." , " idx . found? . cr

      type MalTypeType-method-vals @ idx cells + ixt !
    else \ resize
      type MalTypeType-methods dup @ 1+ dup rot ! ( new-count )
      1- dup type MalTypeType-method-keys @ idx pxt array-insert ( old-count new-array )
        type MalTypeType-method-keys ! ( old-count )
      type MalTypeType-method-vals @ idx ixt array-insert ( new-array )
        type MalTypeType-method-vals !
    endif
  endif
  type
  ;


\ Define a new protocol function.  For example:
\   def-protocol-method pr-str
\ When called as above, defines a new word 'pr-str' and stores there its
\ own xt (known as pxt). When a usage of pr-str is compiled, it
\ allocates a call-site object on the heap and injects a reference to
\ both that and the pxt into the compilation, along with a call to
\ execute-method. Thus when pr-str runs, execute-method can check the
\ call-site object to see if the type of the target object is the same
\ as the last call for this site. If so, it executes the implementation
\ immediately. Otherwise, it searches the target type's method list and
\ if necessary MalDefault's method list. If an implementation of pxt is
\ found, it is cached in the call-site, and then executed.
: make-call-site { pxt -- }
    pxt postpone literal \ transfer pxt into call site
    call-site% %allocate throw dup postpone literal \ allocate call-site, push reference
    \ dup ." Make cs '" pxt >name name>string type ." ' " . cr
    0 swap call-site/type !
    postpone execute-method ;

: def-protocol-method ( parse: name -- )
    : latestxt postpone literal postpone make-call-site postpone ; immediate
    ;

: extend ( type -- type pxt install-xt <noname...>)
    parse-name find-name name>int ( type pxt )
    ['] extend-method*
    :noname
    ;

: ;; ( type pxt <noname...> -- type )
    [compile] ; ( type pxt install-xt ixt )
    swap execute
    ; immediate

(
\ These whole-protocol names are only needed for 'satisfies?':
protocol IPrintable
  def-protocol-method pr-str
end-protocol

MalList IPrintable extend
  ' pr-str :noname drop s" <unprintable>" ; extend-method*

  extend-method pr-str
    drop s" <unprintable>" ;;
end-extend
)

\ === Mal types and protocols === /

def-protocol-method conj ( obj this -- this )
def-protocol-method seq ( obj -- mal-list|nil )
def-protocol-method assoc ( k v this -- this )
def-protocol-method dissoc ( k this -- this )
def-protocol-method get ( not-found k this -- value )
def-protocol-method mal= ( a b -- bool )
def-protocol-method as-native ( obj --  )

def-protocol-method to-list ( obj -- mal-list )
def-protocol-method empty? ( obj -- mal-bool )
def-protocol-method mal-count ( obj -- mal-int )
def-protocol-method sequential? ( obj -- mal-bool )
def-protocol-method get-map-hint ( obj -- hint )
def-protocol-method set-map-hint! ( hint obj -- )


\ Fully evalutate any Mal object:
def-protocol-method mal-eval ( env ast -- val )

\ Invoke an object, given whole env and unevaluated argument forms:
def-protocol-method eval-invoke ( env list obj -- ... )

\ Invoke a function, given parameter values
def-protocol-method invoke ( argv argc mal-fn -- ... )


: m= ( a b -- bool )
    2dup = if
        2drop true
    else
        mal=
    endif ;


MalType%
  cell% field MalInt/int
deftype MalInt

: MalInt. { int -- mal-int }
    MalInt new dup MalInt/int int swap ! ;

MalInt
  extend mal= ( other this -- bool )
    over mal-type @ MalInt = if
        MalInt/int @ swap MalInt/int @ =
    else
        2drop 0
    endif ;;

  extend as-native ( mal-int -- int )
    MalInt/int @ ;;
drop


MalType%
  cell% field MalList/count
  cell% field MalList/start
deftype MalList

: MalList. ( start count -- mal-list )
    MalList new
    swap over MalList/count ! ( start list )
    swap over MalList/start ! ( list ) ;

: here>MalList ( old-here -- mal-list )
    here over - { bytes } ( old-here )
    MalList new bytes ( old-here mal-list bytes )
    allocate throw dup { target } over MalList/start ! ( old-here mal-list )
    bytes cell / over MalList/count ! ( old-here mal-list )
    swap target bytes cmove ( mal-list )
    0 bytes - allot \ pop list contents from dictionary stack
    ;

: MalList/concat ( list-of-lists )
    dup MalList/start @ swap MalList/count @ { lists argc }
    0   lists argc cells +  lists  +do ( count )
        i @ to-list MalList/count @ +
    cell +loop { count }
    count cells allocate throw { start }
    start   lists argc cells +  lists  +do ( target )
        i @ to-list MalList/count @ cells  2dup  i @ to-list MalList/start @  -rot  ( target bytes src target bytes )
        cmove ( target bytes )
        + ( new-target )
    cell +loop
    drop start count MalList. ;

MalList
  extend to-list ;;
  extend sequential? drop mal-true ;;
  extend conj { elem old-list -- list }
    old-list MalList/count @ 1+ { new-count }
    new-count cells allocate throw { new-start }
    elem new-start !
    new-count 1 > if
      old-list MalList/start @   new-start cell+   new-count 1- cells  cmove
    endif
    new-start new-count MalList. ;;
  extend seq
    dup MalList/count @ 0= if
        drop mal-nil
    endif ;;
  extend empty? MalList/count @ 0= mal-bool ;;
  extend mal-count MalList/count @ MalInt. ;;
  extend mal=
    over mal-nil = if
        2drop false
    else
        swap to-list dup 0= if
            nip
        else
            2dup MalList/count @ swap MalList/count @ over = if ( list-a list-b count )
                -rot MalList/start @ swap MalList/start @ { start-b start-a }
                true swap ( return-val count )
                0 ?do
                    start-a i cells + @
                    start-b i cells + @
                    m= if else
                        drop false leave
                    endif
                loop
            else
                drop 2drop false
            endif
        endif
    endif ;;
drop

MalList new 0 over MalList/count ! constant MalList/Empty

: MalList/rest { list -- list }
    list MalList/start @   cell+
    list MalList/count @   1-
    MalList. ;


MalType%
  cell% field MalVector/list
deftype MalVector

MalVector
  extend sequential? drop mal-true ;;
  extend to-list
    MalVector/list @ ;;
  extend empty?
    MalVector/list @
    MalList/count @ 0= mal-bool ;;
  extend mal-count
    MalVector/list @
    MalList/count @ MalInt. ;;
  extend mal=
    MalVector/list @ swap m= ;;
  extend conj
    MalVector/list @ { elem old-list }
    old-list MalList/count @ { old-count }
    old-count 1+ cells allocate throw { new-start }
    elem new-start old-count cells + !
    old-list MalList/start @   new-start old-count cells  cmove
    new-start   old-count 1+  MalList.
    MalVector new swap
    over MalVector/list ! ;;
  extend seq
    MalVector/list @ seq ;;
drop

MalType%
  cell% field MalMap/list
deftype MalMap

MalMap new MalList/Empty over MalMap/list ! constant MalMap/Empty

: MalMap/get-addr ( k map -- addr-or-nil )
    MalMap/list @
    dup MalList/start @
    swap MalList/count @ { k start count }
    true \ need to search?
    k get-map-hint { hint-idx }
    hint-idx -1 <> if
        hint-idx count < if
            hint-idx cells start + { key-addr }
            key-addr @ k m= if
                key-addr cell+
                nip false
            endif
        endif
    endif
    if \ search
        nil ( addr )
        count cells start +  start  +do
            i @ k m= if
                drop i
                dup start - cell / k set-map-hint!
                cell+ leave
            endif
        [ 2 cells ] literal +loop
    endif ;

MalMap
  extend conj ( kv map -- map )
    MalMap/list @ \ get list
    over MalList/start @ cell+ @ swap conj \ add value
    swap MalList/start @ @ swap conj \ add key
    MalMap new dup -rot MalMap/list ! \ put back in map
    ;;
  extend assoc ( k v map -- map )
    MalMap/list @ \ get list
    conj conj
    MalMap new tuck MalMap/list ! \ put back in map
    ;;
  extend dissoc { k map -- map }
    map MalMap/list @
    dup MalList/start @ swap MalList/count @ { start count }
    map \ return original if key not found
    count 0 +do
        start i cells + @ k mal= if
            drop here
            start i MalList. ,
            start i 2 + cells +  count i - 2 - MalList. ,
            here>MalList MalList/concat
            MalMap new dup -rot MalMap/list ! \ put back in map
        endif
    2 +loop ;;
  extend get ( not-found k map -- value )
    MalMap/get-addr ( not-found addr-or-nil )
    dup 0= if drop else nip @ endif ;;
  extend empty?
    MalMap/list @
    MalList/count @ 0= mal-bool ;;
  extend mal-count
    MalMap/list @
    MalList/count @ 2 / MalInt. ;;
  extend mal= { b a -- bool }
    b mal-type @ MalMap = if
        a MalMap/list @ MalList/count @ { a-count }
        b MalMap/list @ MalList/count @ { b-count }
        a-count b-count = if
            a MalMap/list @ MalList/start @ { a-start }
            true ( return-val )
            a-count 0 +do
                a-start i cells + @ ( return-val key )
                dup a MalMap/get-addr swap b MalMap/get-addr ( return-val a-val-addr b-val-addr )
                dup 0= if
                    drop 2drop false leave
                else
                    @ swap @ ( return-val b-val a-val )
                    m= if else
                        drop false leave
                    endif
                endif
            2 +loop
        else
            false
        endif
    else
        false
    endif ;;
drop

\ Examples of extending existing protocol methods to existing type
MalDefault
  extend conj   ( obj this -- this )
    nip ;;
  extend to-list drop 0 ;;
  extend empty? drop mal-true ;;
  extend sequential? drop mal-false ;;
  extend mal= = ;;
  extend get-map-hint drop -1 ;;
  extend set-map-hint! 2drop ;;
drop

MalNil
  extend conj ( item nil -- mal-list )
    drop MalList/Empty conj ;;
  extend seq drop mal-nil ;;
  extend as-native drop nil ;;
  extend get 2drop ;;
  extend to-list drop MalList/Empty ;;
  extend empty? drop mal-true ;;
  extend mal-count drop 0 MalInt. ;;
  extend mal= drop mal-nil = ;;
drop

MalType%
  cell% field MalSymbol/sym-addr
  cell% field MalSymbol/sym-len
  cell% field MalSymbol/map-hint
deftype MalSymbol

: MalSymbol. { str-addr str-len -- mal-sym }
    MalSymbol new { sym }
    str-addr sym MalSymbol/sym-addr !
    str-len  sym MalSymbol/sym-len !
    -1       sym MalSymbol/map-hint !
    sym ;

: unpack-sym ( mal-string -- addr len )
    dup MalSymbol/sym-addr @
    swap MalSymbol/sym-len @ ;

MalSymbol
  extend mal= ( other this -- bool )
    over mal-type @ MalSymbol = if
        unpack-sym rot unpack-sym str=
    else
        2drop 0
    endif ;;
  extend get-map-hint MalSymbol/map-hint @ ;;
  extend set-map-hint! MalSymbol/map-hint ! ;;
  extend as-native ( this )
    unpack-sym evaluate ;;
drop

MalType%
  cell% field MalKeyword/str-addr
  cell% field MalKeyword/str-len
deftype MalKeyword

: unpack-keyword ( mal-keyword -- addr len )
    dup MalKeyword/str-addr @
    swap MalKeyword/str-len @ ;

MalKeyword
  extend mal= ( other this -- bool )
    over mal-type @ MalKeyword = if
        unpack-keyword rot unpack-keyword str=
    else
        2drop 0
    endif ;;
  ' as-native ' unpack-keyword extend-method*
drop

: MalKeyword. { str-addr str-len -- mal-keyword }
    MalKeyword new { kw }
    str-addr kw MalKeyword/str-addr !
    str-len  kw MalKeyword/str-len  !
    kw ;

MalType%
  cell% field MalString/str-addr
  cell% field MalString/str-len
deftype MalString

: MalString.0 { str-addr str-len -- mal-str }
    MalString new { str }
    str-addr str MalString/str-addr !
    str-len  str MalString/str-len  !
    str ;
' MalString.0 is MalString.

: unpack-str ( mal-string -- addr len )
    dup MalString/str-addr @
    swap MalString/str-len @ ;

MalString
  extend mal= ( other this -- bool )
    over mal-type @ MalString = if
        unpack-str rot unpack-str str=
    else
        2drop 0
    endif ;;
  ' as-native ' unpack-str extend-method*
  extend seq { str }
    str MalString/str-len @ { len }
    len 0= if
      mal-nil
    else
      len cells allocate throw { list-start }
      len 0 ?do
        str MalString/str-addr @ i + 1 MalString. ( new-char-string )
        list-start i cells + !
      loop
      list-start len MalList.
    endif ;;
drop


MalType%
  cell% field MalNativeFn/xt
deftype MalNativeFn

: MalNativeFn. { xt -- mal-fn }
    MalNativeFn new { mal-fn }
    xt mal-fn MalNativeFn/xt !
    mal-fn ;


MalType%
  cell% field MalUserFn/is-macro?
  cell% field MalUserFn/env
  cell% field MalUserFn/formal-args
  cell% field MalUserFn/var-arg
  cell% field MalUserFn/body
deftype MalUserFn


MalType%
  cell% field SpecialOp/xt
deftype SpecialOp

: SpecialOp.
    SpecialOp new swap over SpecialOp/xt ! ;

MalType%
  cell% field Atom/val
deftype Atom

: Atom. Atom new swap over Atom/val ! ;