sync stdlib from honey

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2026-07-22 00:53:18 +02:00
parent 9c6215776e
commit 09571ffeb9
10 changed files with 279 additions and 23 deletions
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@@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ handles_append test {
try append(&list, 42)
try testing.expect_type(usize, list.items.len)
try testing.expect_equal(1, list.items.len)
try testing.expect_equal(42, list.items[0])
}
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@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
import "@std/meta"
EnumMap func($E, $V type) type {
match typeinfo!(E) {
.enum |info|: return struct {
present [info.fields.len]mut bool # fixme: replace with bitset
values [info.fields.len]mut V
}
else: compile_error!("EnumMap key must be an enum")
}
}
init func(
$E, $V type,
values meta.EnumFieldStruct(E, ?V, some!(null)),
) EnumMap(E, V) {
map EnumMap(E, V) = undefined
match typeinfo!(E) {
.enum |info|: expand for info.fields |field, i| {
map.present[i] = false
if field!(values, field.name) |value| {
map.present[i] = true
map.values[i] = value
}
}
else: compile_error!("EnumMap key must be an enum")
}
return map
}
get func($E, $V type, map @EnumMap(E, V), key E) ?V {
# fixme: linear lookup; implement an enum index/discriminant map for O(1) lookup
match typeinfo!(E) {
.enum |info|: expand for info.fields |field, i| {
if key == field!(E, field.name) {
if (map.present[i]) return map.values[i]
return null
}
}
else: compile_error!("EnumMap key must be an enum")
}
}
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@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
import "@std/mem"
import "@std/testing"
TestEnum :: enum(u8) {
ident = 3
int = 8
eof = 21
}
handles_sparse_enum_get test {
names EnumMap(TestEnum, []u8) = init({
ident = "identifier",
int = "integer",
})
ident :: get(&names, TestEnum.ident)
try testing.expect_type(?[]u8, ident)
try testing.expect(mem.eql("identifier", ident?))
eof :: get(&names, TestEnum.eof)
try testing.expect_type(?[]u8, eof)
try testing.expect_equal(null, eof)
}
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@@ -0,0 +1,160 @@
import "@std/mem"
PutError :: enum { key_exists }
Entry func($K, $V type) type {
return struct {
# hash = 0 means empty
hash usize = 0
key K
value V
}
}
HashMap func(
$K, $V type,
$hash_key func(key K) usize,
$keys_eql func(a, b K) bool,
) type {
return struct {
entries []mut Entry(K, V)
count usize
allocator mem.Allocator
}
}
StringHashMap func($V type) type {
return HashMap([]u8, V, str_hash, str_eql)
}
init func(
$K, $V type,
$hash_key func(key K) usize,
$keys_eql func(a, b K) bool,
allocator mem.Allocator,
) HashMap(K, V, hash_key, keys_eql) {
return HashMap(K, V, hash_key, keys_eql){
entries = mem.empty(Entry(K, V)),
count = 0,
allocator = allocator,
}
}
# free the entries in the hash map.
# note: this operation invalidates the map.
deinit func(
$K, $V type,
$hash_key func(key K) usize,
$keys_eql func(a, b K) bool,
map @HashMap(K, V, hash_key, keys_eql),
) void { mem.free(map.allocator, map.entries) }
get func(
$K, $V type,
$hash_key func(key K) usize,
$keys_eql func(a, b K) bool,
map @HashMap(K, V, hash_key, keys_eql),
key K,
) ?V {
if (map.count == 0) return null
hash :: normalize(hash_key(key))
idx usize = hash & (map.entries.len - 1)
while true {
entry :: map.entries[idx]
if (entry.hash == 0) return null
if (entry.hash == hash and keys_eql(entry.key, key)) {
return entry.value
}
idx = (idx + 1) & (map.entries.len - 1)
}
}
put func(
$K, $V type,
$hash_key func(key K) usize,
$keys_eql func(a, b K) bool,
map @mut HashMap(K, V, hash_key, keys_eql),
key K,
value V,
) void ! (PutError | mem.AllocError) {
# check grow
threshold :: map.entries.len - divtrunc!(map.entries.len, 4)
if (map.entries.len == 0 or map.count + 1 > threshold) {
old_entries :: map.entries
new_size :: if (old_entries.len > 0) old_entries.len * 2 else 8
new_entries :: try mem.alloc(Entry(K, V), map.allocator, new_size)
# zero new entries
for 0..new_entries.len |i| {
new_entries[i].hash = 0
}
# move old entries
for old_entries |entry| {
if (entry.hash == 0) continue
# find an empty slot
idx usize = entry.hash & (new_entries.len - 1)
while new_entries[idx].hash != 0 {
idx = (idx + 1) & (new_entries.len - 1)
}
new_entries[idx] = entry
}
map.entries = new_entries
mem.free(map.allocator, old_entries)
}
# put new entry
hash :: normalize(hash_key(key))
idx usize = hash & (map.entries.len - 1)
while true {
entry :: map.entries[idx]
if entry.hash == 0 {
map.entries[idx] = Entry(K, V){
hash = hash,
key = key,
value = value,
}
map.count += 1
return
}
if (entry.hash == hash and keys_eql(entry.key, key)) {
return .key_exists
}
idx = (idx + 1) & (map.entries.len - 1)
}
}
hide normalize func(hash usize) usize {
# mapping both 0 and 1 to 1 is safe because equality resolves
# collisions (since hash and key must both be equal).
if (hash == 0) return 1
return hash
}
#! FNV-1a hash implementation.
#! note: vulnerable to collision attacks.
hide str_hash func(key []u8) usize {
hash u32 = 2166136261 # offset basis
prime u32 = 16777619
for key |byte| {
product u64 :: u64(hash xor u32(byte)) * prime
hash = u32(product & u64(maxval!(u32)))
}
return usize(hash)
}
hide str_eql func(a, b []u8) bool {
return mem.eql(a, b)
}
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@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
import "@std/mem"
import "@std/testing"
handles_put_and_get test {
map StringHashMap(u32) = init(mem.c_allocator)
defer deinit(&map)
try put(&map, "key", 42)
value :: get(&map, "key")
try testing.expect_type(?u32, value)
try testing.expect_equal(42, value?)
}
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@@ -41,17 +41,7 @@ eql func($T type, left, right []T) bool {
return true
}
hide empty_storage [1]mut u64 = [0]
hide empty_slice func($T type, count usize) []mut T {
pointer *mut T :: ptrcast!(T, (&empty_storage).ptr)
return pointer[..count]
}
empty func($T type) []mut T {
return empty_slice(T, 0)
}
# allocate memory for a slice of type `T` with `count` elements.
alloc func($T type, allocator Allocator, count usize) []mut T ! AllocError {
if count == 0 {
return empty_slice(T, 0)
@@ -73,10 +63,14 @@ alloc func($T type, allocator Allocator, count usize) []mut T ! AllocError {
return .out_of_memory
}
# reallocate memory for a slice of type `T` with `new_count` elements.
# reallocating with `new_count == 0` will free the memory and return an empty slice.
# note: memory must be reallocated with the same allocator that was used to allocate it.
realloc func($T type, allocator Allocator, memory []mut T, new_count usize) []mut T ! AllocError {
if new_count == memory.len {
return memory
}
if new_count == 0 {
free(allocator, memory)
return empty_slice(T, 0)
@@ -107,9 +101,12 @@ realloc func($T type, allocator Allocator, memory []mut T, new_count usize) []mu
pointer *mut T :: ptrcast!(T, bytes)
return pointer[..new_count]
}
return .out_of_memory
}
# free memory allocated for a slice of type `T`.
# note: memory must be freed with the same allocator that was used to allocate it.
free func($T type, allocator Allocator, memory []T) void {
if memory.len != 0 and sizeof!(T) != 0 {
mutable_memory []mut T :: constcast!(memory)
@@ -117,6 +114,19 @@ free func($T type, allocator Allocator, memory []T) void {
}
}
# get an empty slice of type `T` with `count` elements.
empty_slice func($T type, count usize) []mut T {
pointer *mut T :: ptrcast!(T, (&empty_storage).ptr)
return pointer[..count]
}
# get an empty slice of type `T` with 0 elements.
empty func($T type) []mut T {
return empty_slice(T, 0)
}
hide empty_storage [1]mut u64 = [0]
hide malloc_alignment usize :: 16 # ponytail: aarch64-macos libc malloc alignment assumption.
hide power_of_two func(value usize) bool {
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@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
import "io"
import "enums"
import "arraylist"
Io :: alias io.Io
ArrayList :: alias arraylist.ArrayList
EnumMap :: alias enums.EnumMap
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@@ -38,12 +38,14 @@ expect_equal func($T type, expected, actual T, location SourceLocation) void ! E
debug.print("{s}:{d}:{d}: expected and actual slices differ\n", {location.file, location.line, location.column})
return .expectation_failed
}
else: if expected != actual {
else: {
if expected != actual {
debug.print("{s}:{d}:{d}: expected {}, found {}\n", {location.file, location.line, location.column, expected, actual})
return .expectation_failed
}
}
}
}
expect_type func($Expected, $Actual type, _ Actual, location SourceLocation) void ! Error {
try expect($(Expected == Actual), location)