feat: expand constant inline for loops

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2026-10-28 11:22:41 +01:00
parent 741ebbf484
commit 20539ab455
13 changed files with 772 additions and 14 deletions
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@@ -102,7 +102,9 @@ type-producing bodies support mutable type and value locals, direct binding assi
field/index assignments also update initialized, materializable aggregate locals in type-producing bodies, including nested record fields and mutable fixed-array elements. for example, `counts [2]mut usize := [0, 0]` followed by `counts[1] = 2` can generate `[counts[1]]i16` storage. array snapshots preserve earlier copies; scalar and ordinary record-field operations reuse checked IR. later loop iterations, generated lengths and defaults observe updates. ordinary mutability, index-type/bounds, field and exact value-type checks still apply, including immutable payload captures and narrow arithmetic overflow. imported producers and repeated compilation retain source diagnostics and nominal cache identity; pointer/slice-backed mutation remains open.
type-producing bodies also iterate materializable fixed arrays and strings with immutable by-value element captures and optional `usize` indices: `for counts |count, index| { length = length + count + index }` can compute generated storage. nested loops, aggregate captures, empty collections, break/continue and early returns share the type-control execution bound. array places retain their entry-time indices and observe later element updates; temporary arrays and strings are evaluated once. ordinary constant-input procedures additionally support slice and pointer captures through checked IR, provided only materializable results escape. type-producing loop bodies still reject storage-bearing captures rather than retaining temporary interpreter addresses; `inline for` remains open.
type-producing bodies also iterate materializable fixed arrays and strings with immutable by-value element captures and optional `usize` indices: `for counts |count, index| { length = length + count + index }` can compute generated storage. nested loops, aggregate captures, empty collections, break/continue and early returns share the type-control execution bound. array places retain their entry-time indices and observe later element updates; temporary arrays and strings are evaluated once. ordinary constant-input procedures additionally support slice and pointer captures through checked IR, provided only materializable results escape. type-producing loop bodies still reject storage-bearing captures rather than retaining temporary interpreter addresses.
`inline for` expands constant integer ranges, fixed arrays (including arrays of `type`) and strings into separately checked runtime bodies. captures are immutable exact-type constants; collection indices are `usize`. for example, `inline for [i16, bool] |T| { if (T == i16) { value T :: 42 } else { value T :: true } }` checks only each iteration's selected branch. bounds/iterables are computed before expansion, empty loops skip body elaboration, and nested expansions share the 4096-step type-control bound. `break` and `continue` targeting the inline loop must be selected entirely at compile time; selected exits prune the remaining body and `break` skips subsequent iterations. nested ordinary loops retain runtime transfers, while runtime returns, errors and scoped cleanup retain ordinary semantics. runtime-dependent inputs, pointer captures and storage-bearing values that cannot escape constant evaluation are diagnosed. heterogeneous tuple iteration, metadata collections and inline-match syntax remain open.
initialized fixed arrays of `type` live entirely inside compile-time execution, including nested arrays, explicit/inferred annotations, `.len`, checked `usize` indexing and collection captures. for example, `types [2]mut type := [i8, bool]`, then `types[1] = i16` and `return [types.len]types[1]`, generates `[2]i16` without runtime type metadata. whole-array and nested indexed assignments preserve shape and mutability at every level; copies and loop captures retain earlier values while borrowed array places observe later updates.
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@@ -43,6 +43,8 @@ field/index updates and owned copies/captures inside compile-time producers.
including runtime places and type-control updates without runtime reflection.
`struct_type!` generates ordinary/C-layout records from constant name/type/default
arrays or tuples, including loop-filled producer storage and owned defaults.
`inline for` expands constant ranges, fixed value/type arrays and strings into
runtime bodies with immutable exact captures and compile-time-selected exits.
general type-valued execution, metadata reflection and generic library acceptance remain open.
the driver retains frontend storage and source provenance through
`@source/compilation`, with compilation-wide AST node identities.
@@ -102,7 +104,8 @@ test discovery and FFI remain outside these completed slices.
- [x] type-record storage checkpoint: initialized records/tuples containing type values live inside type/type-array producers, including local schemas/defaults, typed/contextual/inferred construction, nested records/arrays, checked field/index reads and updates, whole-value replacement and immutable by-value collection captures. persistent snapshots isolate copies/captures while borrowed array places observe later updates; type leaves retain nominal identity and ordinary value leaves reuse checked IR. generated storage/defaults, invalid field/type/default diagnostics, readonly places, narrow overflow, imported producers/provenance, cached nominal results and repeatable compilation work through interpreter/native execution. field validation/construction shares the type-control bound. type-record procedure inputs/results are covered below; runtime type-valued records, partial record initialization, metadata reflection and inline expansion remain open.
- [x] type-record procedure checkpoint: records/tuples containing type values cross compile-time procedure inputs/results, including nested arrays/records, aliases, defaults and dependent annotations. compile-time producers accept ordinary constant inputs; runtime generics accept erased `$` metadata parameters. owned snapshots isolate argument/result copies, exact type/value leaves retain checked diagnostics, and normalized cache keys preserve nominal generated types. generated storage/defaults, imported producers/provenance, shared execution bounds and repeatable compilation work through interpreter/native execution. runtime metadata storage, partial record initialization, reflection and inline expansion remain open.
- [x] generated-record checkpoint: `struct_type!(layout, names, types, defaults)` builds ordinary records from constant fixed arrays or tuples with unique ASCII field names, concrete types and contextual optional defaults. literal heterogeneous collections, helper results and loop-filled producer arrays preserve exact types, owned defaults/copies and cached nominal identity through interpreter/native execution. `.auto` permits empty records; `.c` requires nonempty C-compatible fields and retains native field order/layout. malformed inputs, incomplete arrays, runtime dependencies, field/default validation, imported provenance, shared construction bounds and repeatable compilation retain diagnostics and isolation. metadata inspection, inline expansion, aggregate C calling conventions and storage-bearing defaults remain open.
- [ ] remaining gate: general type-valued compile-time execution, inline match/loop expansion and metadata reflection (`typeinfo!` and metadata collections), broader constant materialization (including untagged unions and storage-bearing values), plus existing-library acceptance. required expression-valued control flow, compound updates, formatting parsing and imported C-binding support may interleave with later gates.
- [x] inline-loop checkpoint: `inline for` expands constant integer ranges, fixed arrays (including type-valued arrays) and strings into separately checked runtime bodies through interpreter/native execution. exact immutable captures, `usize` collection indices, narrow inclusive maxima, selected conditional/tagged-match bodies, static break/continue tail pruning, nested inline/ordinary loops, runtime returns/errors and scoped cleanup retain ordinary semantics. empty loops skip body elaboration; runtime-dependent inputs/transfers, pointer captures, storage-bearing escapes and shared expansion bounds retain diagnostics. imported producers/provenance and repeatable compilation are verified. heterogeneous tuple/metadata iteration and inline-match syntax remain open.
- [ ] remaining gate: general type-valued compile-time execution, heterogeneous inline collections, inline match expansion and metadata reflection (`typeinfo!` and metadata collections), broader constant materialization (including untagged unions and storage-bearing values), plus existing-library acceptance. required expression-valued control flow, compound updates, formatting parsing and imported C-binding support may interleave with later gates.
- [ ] remaining source constructs: expression-valued control flow and `yield`, compound updates and multiline strings. examples: `source/parser/parse.hon`, `source/llvm/runtime.hon`.
- [ ] standard-library milestone: compile/run a multi-package program exercising existing allocation and IO, including error cleanup; no replacement miniature standard library.
- [ ] native driver integration: required C ABI declarations, `process.Init` startup arguments/IO, actual CLI exit statuses, file loading, temporary files and spawning Clang. Honey-generated programs currently accept only parameterless `main` and print its result; Bro's bootstrap startup support is not Honey backend support.
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@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
#! * arm ...... -> block | stmt (single statements become canonical blocks)
#! * match_arm -> (expr {',' expr} ['|' identifier '|'] | 'else') ':' (block | stmt | expr); arms are comma/newline separated.
#! enum members and tagged-union variants accept keyword names; member names do not enter lexical scopes.
#! * stmt ..... -> decl | expr | block | ('defer' | 'errdefer' ['|' identifier '|']) arm | expr '=' expr | 'return' [expr] | 'break' | 'continue' | 'if' expr ['|' identifier '|'] arm ['else' arm] | 'while' expr ['|' identifier '|'] arm | 'for' expr '|' ['@'] identifier [',' identifier] '|' arm
#! * stmt ..... -> decl | expr | block | ('defer' | 'errdefer' ['|' identifier '|']) arm | expr '=' expr | 'return' [expr] | 'break' | 'continue' | 'if' expr ['|' identifier '|'] arm ['else' arm] | 'while' expr ['|' identifier '|'] arm | ['inline'] 'for' expr '|' ['@'] identifier [',' identifier] '|' arm
#! braceless guards/iterables require parentheses unless they are calls or optional captures; else binds to the nearest if.
#! precedence (tightest first): calls/indices/selections/dereference/unwrap, unary -/!/&/try higher than multiplication/division, addition/subtraction, relational comparisons, equality, and, or, ranges/catch. type composition | binds tighter than fallible !; pointer/optional/array prefixes bind to type atoms. compound range endpoints require their own parentheses.
#! binary operators associate left; unary operators associate right.
@@ -400,6 +400,7 @@ ForView :: struct {
pointer_capture bool
index_capture bool
body NodeId
is_inline bool = false
}
InvalidView :: struct {
@@ -994,6 +995,13 @@ add_for_stmt proc(
}, span)
}
set_for_inline proc(builder @mut Builder, id NodeId) void {
node :: &builder.storage.nodes.items[usize(id)]
debug.assert(node.kind == .stmt_for)
flags :: &builder.storage.extra.items[usize(node.data1.extra) + 3]
flags^ = flags^ | 2
}
add_statement_decl proc(
builder @mut Builder,
span Span,
@@ -1310,8 +1318,9 @@ for_stmt proc(tree @Tree, id NodeId) ForView {
capture = maybe_node_id(tree.storage.extra.items[extra]),
index = maybe_node_id(tree.storage.extra.items[extra + 1]),
pointer_capture = tree.storage.extra.items[extra + 2] != 0,
index_capture = tree.storage.extra.items[extra + 3] != 0,
index_capture = (tree.storage.extra.items[extra + 3] & 1) != 0,
body = node.data0.node_id,
is_inline = (tree.storage.extra.items[extra + 3] & 2) != 0,
}
}
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@@ -101,6 +101,7 @@ render_block proc(renderer @mut Renderer, tree @ast.Tree, block ast.NodeId, dept
}
.for_stmt: {
loop :: ast.for_stmt(tree, statement)
if (loop.is_inline) try append_text(renderer, "inline ")
try append_text(renderer, "for ")
try append_text(renderer, ast.source_text(tree, ast.node_span(tree, loop.iterable)))
try append_text(renderer, " |")
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@@ -338,6 +338,74 @@ recompiles_specialized_calls_without_borrowing_previous_ir test {
}
}
recompiles_imported_inline_for_without_retaining_expansions test {
diagnostic_store := diagnostics.init(mem.c_allocator)
defer diagnostics.deinit(&diagnostic_store)
modules [2]mut ir.Module := undefined
{
session := init(mem.c_allocator)
defer deinit(&session)
root :: try add_package(&session)
dependency :: try add_package(&session)
root_bytes := try owned_text(
`dep :: import "../dependency"
`touch proc(value i16) i16 { return value }
`main proc() i16 {
` total i16 := 0
` inline for dep.values() |value, index| {
` at usize :: index
` total = total + touch(value) + i16(at)
` }
` inline for dep.types() |T| {
` if (T == i16) {
` value T :: total
` total = touch(value)
` } else {
` value T :: true
` if (!value) return 0
` }
` }
` inline for (i8(0)..i8(2)) |outer| {
` inline for [i8(0), i8(1)] |inner| {
` for (0..usize(2)) |index| {
` if (index == 0) continue
` total = total + i16(outer + inner)
` }
` }
` }
` return total
`}
,
)
defer arraylist.deinit(&root_bytes)
dependency_bytes := try owned_text(
`values proc() [2]i16 { return [17, 20] }
`types proc() [2]type { return [i16, bool] }
,
)
defer arraylist.deinit(&dependency_bytes)
root_source :: try add_source(&session, root, "app/main.hon", &root_bytes, &diagnostic_store)
_ = try add_source(&session, dependency, "dependency/values.hon", &dependency_bytes, &diagnostic_store)
try arraylist.append(&session.imports, Import{
node = declaration(&session, root_source, 0).node,
target = dependency,
})
modules[0] = try compile(&session, root, &diagnostic_store)
errdefer ir.deinit(&modules[0])
modules[1] = try compile(&session, root, &diagnostic_store)
}
defer ir.deinit(&modules[0])
defer ir.deinit(&modules[1])
try testing.expect_equal(0, diagnostics.count(&diagnostic_store))
for (0..modules.len) |index| {
outcome := try interpreter.run(mem.c_allocator, &modules[index], &diagnostic_store)
defer interpreter.deinit(&outcome)
try testing.expect(outcome.trap == null)
try testing.expect_equal(i64(42), outcome.value.data.integer)
}
try testing.expect_equal(0, diagnostics.count(&diagnostic_store))
}
recompiles_generated_records_without_borrowing_previous_ir test {
diagnostic_store := diagnostics.init(mem.c_allocator)
defer diagnostics.deinit(&diagnostic_store)
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@@ -113,6 +113,7 @@ Code :: enum {
specialization_limit
comptime_execution_limit
comptime_value_escape
inline_loop_control
invalid_generated_field_name
invalid_struct_layout
invalid_c_record_field_type
@@ -250,6 +251,7 @@ messages :: $enummap.init(Code, []u8, {
specialization_limit = "compile-time specialization exceeds its recursion or instance limit",
comptime_execution_limit = "compile-time execution exceeds its recursion or step limit",
comptime_value_escape = "compile-time result cannot escape evaluation as a source value",
inline_loop_control = "break or continue targeting an inline loop must be compile-time-resolvable",
invalid_generated_field_name = "generated field name must be an ASCII identifier",
invalid_struct_layout = "generated record layout must be .auto or .c; C-layout records require at least one field",
invalid_c_record_field_type = "record field is not a supported C-layout value type",
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@@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ keywords strmap.StaticStringMap(TokenKind) :: strmap.init([
{ "errdefer", .errdefer },
{ "if", .if },
{ "for", .for },
{ "inline", .inline },
{ "else", .else },
{ "while", .while },
{ "true", .true },
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@@ -123,6 +123,25 @@ scans_loop_controls_with_exact_keyword_boundaries test {
try testing.expect_equal(0, diagnostics.count(&diagnostic_store))
}
scans_inline_keyword_without_splitting_identifiers test {
pool := strpool.init(mem.c_allocator)
defer strpool.deinit(&pool)
diagnostic_store := diagnostics.init(mem.c_allocator)
defer diagnostics.deinit(&diagnostic_store)
state := init(mem.c_allocator)
defer deinit(&state)
try scan(&state, "inline for inlined inline_1 inline2", &pool, &diagnostic_store)
expected [6]TokenKind :: [.inline, .for, .ident, .ident, .ident, .eof]
try testing.expect_equal(expected.len, state.tokens.items.len)
for (expected) |kind, index| try testing.expect_equal(kind, state.tokens.items[index].kind)
try testing.expect_equal(u32(0), state.tokens.items[0].span.start)
try testing.expect_equal(u32(6), state.tokens.items[0].span.end)
try testing.expect_equal("inlined", strpool.get_str(&pool, state.tokens.items[2].data.str_id)?)
try testing.expect_equal("inline_1", strpool.get_str(&pool, state.tokens.items[3].data.str_id)?)
try testing.expect_equal("inline2", strpool.get_str(&pool, state.tokens.items[4].data.str_id)?)
try testing.expect_equal(0, diagnostics.count(&diagnostic_store))
}
scans_ranges_without_consuming_float_dots test {
pool := strpool.init(mem.c_allocator)
defer strpool.deinit(&pool)
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@@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ TokenKind :: enum {
if, else
for, while
match
inline
proc, return
break, continue
try, catch
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@@ -293,7 +293,7 @@ parse_statement proc(state @mut State, allow_else bool) ast.NodeId ! ParseError
match current(state).kind {
.if: return try parse_if(state)
.while: return try parse_while(state, allow_else)
.for: return try parse_for(state, allow_else)
.for, .inline: return try parse_for(state, allow_else)
.return: return try parse_return(state, allow_else)
.break, .continue: return try parse_loop_control(state, allow_else)
.defer, .errdefer: return try parse_cleanup(state, allow_else)
@@ -510,7 +510,10 @@ parse_captures proc(state @mut State) CaptureList ! ParseError {
@hide:file
parse_for proc(state @mut State, allow_else bool) ast.NodeId ! ParseError {
keyword :: try consume(state, .for)
keyword :: current(state)
inlined :: next_is(state, .inline)
if (inlined) state.next_token += 1
_ = try consume(state, .for)
skip_newlines(state)
iterable_start :: state.next_token
iterable := try parse_guard_expr(state)
@@ -556,7 +559,7 @@ parse_for proc(state @mut State, allow_else bool) ast.NodeId ! ParseError {
and !next_is(state, .open_curly)
) state.next_token = after_captures
body :: try parse_arm(state, allow_else)
return try ast.add_for_stmt(
id :: try ast.add_for_stmt(
state.builder,
ast.Span{
start = keyword.span.start,
@@ -565,6 +568,8 @@ parse_for proc(state @mut State, allow_else bool) ast.NodeId ! ParseError {
},
iterable, captures.item, captures.index, captures.pointer, captures.indexed, body,
)
if (inlined) ast.set_for_inline(state.builder, id)
return id
}
@hide:file
@@ -599,7 +604,7 @@ parse_guard proc(state @mut State) ast.NodeId ! ParseError {
and !next_is(state, .newline) and !next_is(state, .eof)
and !next_is(state, .else) and !next_is(state, .return)
and !next_is(state, .if) and !next_is(state, .while)
and !next_is(state, .for)
and !next_is(state, .for) and !next_is(state, .inline)
and !next_is(state, .break) and !next_is(state, .continue)
) {
if (next_is(state, .ident) and next_n_is(state, 1, .equal)) break
@@ -850,7 +855,7 @@ starts_type proc(kind lexer.TokenKind) bool {
@hide:file
member_name proc(kind lexer.TokenKind) bool {
return match kind {
.ident, .if, .else, .for, .while, .proc, .return, .break, .continue,
.ident, .if, .else, .for, .inline, .while, .proc, .return, .break, .continue,
.true, .false, .and, .or, .mut, .struct, .enum, .union, .distinct,
.alias, .match, .import, .test, .c_func, .null, .undefined, .try, .catch, .defer, .errdefer: true
else: false
@@ -1071,7 +1076,7 @@ parse_match_arm proc(state @mut State) ast.NodeId ! ParseError {
state.match_arm_body = true
defer state.match_arm_body = previous
statement_body :: match current(state).kind {
.open_curly, .return, .break, .continue, .if, .while, .for, .defer, .errdefer: true
.open_curly, .return, .break, .continue, .if, .while, .for, .inline, .defer, .errdefer: true
else: false
}
if (statement_body or named_binding_starts(state)) {
@@ -1703,7 +1708,7 @@ parse_primary proc(state @mut State) ast.NodeId ! ParseError {
@hide:file
is_expression_boundary proc(kind lexer.TokenKind) bool {
return match kind {
.close_paren, .newline, .close_curly, .open_curly, .else, .return, .if, .while, .for, .defer, .errdefer, .eof: true
.close_paren, .newline, .close_curly, .open_curly, .else, .return, .if, .while, .for, .inline, .defer, .errdefer, .eof: true
else: false
}
}
@@ -1842,7 +1847,7 @@ recovery_closes_delimiters proc(state @State, paren_depth, square_depth usize) b
for (state.next_token)..(state.tokens.len) |i| {
kind :: state.tokens[i].kind
match kind {
.open_curly, .close_curly, .eof, .if, .else, .while, .for,
.open_curly, .close_curly, .eof, .if, .else, .while, .for, .inline,
.return, .break, .continue, .defer, .errdefer: return false
.ident: {
if (i + 1 < state.tokens.len) {
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@@ -1232,6 +1232,114 @@ parses_range_endpoints_and_capture_shapes test {
try testing.expect_equal(ast.name_id(&tree, fourth.index?), ast.name_id(&tree, index_reference))
}
parses_inline_loops_and_clones_capture_metadata test {
strings := strpool.init(mem.c_allocator)
defer strpool.deinit(&strings)
diagnostic_store := diagnostics.init(mem.c_allocator)
defer diagnostics.deinit(&diagnostic_store)
source ::
`run proc() void {
` inline for 0..=2 |item| {
` for "ab" |byte, index| { continue }
` }
` for [1, 2] |value, index| {}
` inline for [i32, u8] |@T, _| {}
` inline for ("xy") |byte, index| continue
`}
scan_state := lexer.init(mem.c_allocator)
defer lexer.deinit(&scan_state)
try lexer.scan(&scan_state, source, &strings, &diagnostic_store)
builder := ast.init_builder(mem.c_allocator, source)
defer ast.deinit_builder(&builder)
root :: try parse_source(&builder, scan_state.tokens.items, &diagnostic_store)
original :: ast.view(&builder, root)
mapping :: try mem.alloc(ast.NodeId, mem.c_allocator, ast.node_count(&original))
defer mem.free(mem.c_allocator, mapping)
mem.set(mapping, maxval!(ast.NodeId))
cloned :: try ast.clone_subtree(&builder, root, mapping)
tree :: ast.view(&builder, root)
try testing.expect_equal(0, diagnostics.count(&diagnostic_store))
roots [2]ast.NodeId :: [root, cloned]
for (roots) |package| {
body :: ast.function_decl(&tree, ast.child(&tree, package, 0)).body
try testing.expect_equal(4, ast.block_statement_count(&tree, body))
first :: ast.for_stmt(&tree, ast.block_statement(&tree, body, 0))
try testing.expect(first.is_inline and !first.pointer_capture and !first.index_capture)
try testing.expect(ast.range_expr(&tree, first.iterable).inclusive)
try testing.expect_equal("inline", ast.source_text(&tree, ast.Span{
start = first.span.start, end = first.span.start + 6, source = first.span.source,
}))
nested :: ast.for_stmt(&tree, ast.block_statement(&tree, first.body, 0))
try testing.expect(!nested.is_inline and nested.index_capture)
try testing.expect_equal(ast.ExprKind.literal_string, ast.expr_kind(&tree, nested.iterable))
ordinary :: ast.for_stmt(&tree, ast.block_statement(&tree, body, 1))
try testing.expect(!ordinary.is_inline and ordinary.index_capture)
try testing.expect_equal(2, ast.array_element_count(&tree, ordinary.iterable))
pointer :: ast.for_stmt(&tree, ast.block_statement(&tree, body, 2))
try testing.expect(pointer.is_inline and pointer.pointer_capture and pointer.index_capture)
try testing.expect(pointer.index == null)
try testing.expect_equal("T", strpool.get_str(&strings, ast.name_id(&tree, pointer.capture?))?)
indexed :: ast.for_stmt(&tree, ast.block_statement(&tree, body, 3))
try testing.expect(indexed.is_inline and !indexed.pointer_capture and indexed.index_capture)
try testing.expect_equal("index", strpool.get_str(&strings, ast.name_id(&tree, indexed.index?))?)
try testing.expect_equal(ast.StmtKind.continue_stmt, ast.stmt_kind(
&tree, ast.block_statement(&tree, indexed.body, 0),
))
}
original_body :: ast.function_decl(&tree, ast.child(&tree, root, 0)).body
cloned_body :: ast.function_decl(&tree, ast.child(&tree, cloned, 0)).body
first :: ast.for_stmt(&tree, ast.block_statement(&tree, original_body, 0))
copy :: ast.for_stmt(&tree, ast.block_statement(&tree, cloned_body, 0))
try testing.expect(copy.capture? != first.capture?)
try testing.expect_equal(mapping[usize(first.capture?)], copy.capture?)
try testing.expect_equal(first.span.start, copy.span.start)
try testing.expect_equal(first.span.end, copy.span.end)
try testing.expect_equal(first.span.source, copy.span.source)
}
rejects_malformed_inline_forms_without_losing_siblings test {
strings := strpool.init(mem.c_allocator)
defer strpool.deinit(&strings)
cases [7][]u8 :: [
"inline while true {}",
"inline match value { else: {} }",
"inline 0..2 |item| {}",
"inline inline for 0..2 |item| {}",
"inline",
"inline for 0..2 || {}",
"inline for 0..2 |item,| {}",
]
for (cases) |header| {
diagnostic_store := diagnostics.init(mem.c_allocator)
defer diagnostics.deinit(&diagnostic_store)
source arraylist.ArrayList(u8) := arraylist.init(mem.c_allocator)
defer arraylist.deinit(&source)
for ("run proc() void {\n") |byte| try arraylist.append(&source, byte)
for (header) |byte| try arraylist.append(&source, byte)
for ("\ninline for (0..2) |item| continue\nkept :: 7\n}\nafter :: 9\n") |byte|
try arraylist.append(&source, byte)
scan_state := lexer.init(mem.c_allocator)
defer lexer.deinit(&scan_state)
try lexer.scan(&scan_state, source.items, &strings, &diagnostic_store)
tree := try parse(mem.c_allocator, scan_state.tokens.items, source.items, &diagnostic_store)
defer ast.deinit(&tree)
try testing.expect(diagnostics.count(&diagnostic_store) > 0)
try testing.expect_equal(2, ast.package_decl_count(&tree))
body :: ast.function_decl(&tree, ast.package_decl(&tree, 0)).body
try testing.expect_equal(3, ast.block_statement_count(&tree, body))
preserved :: ast.for_stmt(&tree, ast.block_statement(&tree, body, 1))
try testing.expect(preserved.is_inline)
try testing.expect_equal(ast.StmtKind.continue_stmt, ast.stmt_kind(
&tree, ast.block_statement(&tree, preserved.body, 0),
))
kept :: ast.statement_decl(&tree, ast.block_statement(&tree, body, 2))
try testing.expect_equal("kept", ast.source_text(&tree, kept.name))
try testing.expect_equal("after", ast.source_text(
&tree, ast.statement_decl(&tree, ast.package_decl(&tree, 1)).name,
))
}
}
rejects_bro_invalid_range_headers_without_losing_siblings test {
strings := strpool.init(mem.c_allocator)
defer strpool.deinit(&strings)
+170 -1
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@@ -121,6 +121,8 @@ elaborate proc(
id :: ast.NodeId(i)
class :: ast.node_class(&original, id)
if (class == .expression and ast.expr_kind(&original, id) == .comptime_expr) needed = true
if (class == .statement and ast.stmt_kind(&original, id) == .for_stmt
and ast.for_stmt(&original, id).is_inline) needed = true
if (class == .expression and ast.expr_kind(&original, id) == .builtin_call) {
name :: ast.builtin_call(&original, id).name
text :: ast.source_text(&original, ast.node_span(&original, name))
@@ -231,6 +233,11 @@ expand proc(state @mut State, id ast.NodeId) void ! Error {
if (state.expanded.items[usize(id)] != 0) return
state.expanded.items[usize(id)] = 1
class :: ast.node_class(&state.tree, id)
if (class == .statement and ast.stmt_kind(&state.tree, id) == .for_stmt
and ast.for_stmt(&state.tree, id).is_inline) {
try expand_inline_for(state, id)
return
}
if (class == .statement and ast.stmt_kind(&state.tree, id) == .expression) {
expression :: ast.statement_expr(&state.tree, id)
if (
@@ -1520,6 +1527,8 @@ TypeExecution :: struct {
returned ast.NodeId = no_node
result_type ast.NodeId
loop_depth usize = 0
inline_body ast.NodeId = no_node
inline_blocks ?@mut arraylist.ArrayList(ast.NodeId) = null
}
@hide:file
@@ -1609,6 +1618,152 @@ nominal_type_value proc(state @State, id ast.NodeId) bool {
return kind == .record_type or kind == .union_type or kind == .enum_type or kind == .distinct_type
}
# transfers targeting an inline loop must be selected before checking runtime
# bodies. nested loops own their transfers and are elaborated independently.
@hide:file
inline_has_transfer proc(state @State, id ast.NodeId) bool {
class :: ast.node_class(&state.tree, id)
if (class == .function) return false
if (class == .statement) {
kind :: ast.stmt_kind(&state.tree, id)
if (kind == .for_stmt or kind == .while_stmt) return false
if (kind == .break_stmt or kind == .continue_stmt) return true
}
for (0..ast.child_count(&state.tree, id)) |i| {
if (inline_has_transfer(state, ast.child(&state.tree, id, i))) return true
}
return false
}
@hide:file
inline_statement proc(state @mut State, id ast.NodeId) TypeFlow ! Error {
kind :: ast.stmt_kind(&state.tree, id)
if (kind == .break_stmt) return .break
if (kind == .continue_stmt) return .continue
if (kind == .block_stmt)
return try inline_block(state, ast.statement_block(&state.tree, id))
selected := no_node
if (kind == .if_stmt) {
conditional :: ast.if_stmt(&state.tree, id)
explicit :: ast.expr_kind(&state.tree, conditional.condition) == .comptime_expr
condition :: if (explicit) ast.comptime_operand(&state.tree, conditional.condition) else conditional.condition
try expand(state, condition)
if (conditional.capture == null and (explicit or branch_constant(state, condition, 0))) {
value :: try evaluate_ir(state, condition, try builtin(state, condition, .bool))
if (value.kind != .boolean) return .invalid
if (value.boolean) selected = conditional.then_block
else if (conditional.else_block) |other| selected = other
else selected = try ast.add_block(state.builder, conditional.span, &[])
}
}
if (kind == .expression) {
expression :: ast.statement_expr(&state.tree, id)
if (ast.expr_kind(&state.tree, expression) == .match_expr) {
subject :: ast.match_expr(&state.tree, expression).subject
explicit :: ast.expr_kind(&state.tree, subject) == .comptime_expr
try expand(state, subject)
if (explicit or branch_constant(state, subject, 0)) {
index :: try type_match_arm(state, expression)
if (index == no_index) return .invalid
arm :: ast.match_arm_view(&state.tree, ast.match_arm(&state.tree, expression, index))
body :: try type_match_body(state, expression, arm)
if (body == no_node) return .invalid
if (!arm.expression) selected = body
else {
statement :: try ast.add_expression_stmt(state.builder, body)
statements [1]ast.NodeId :: [statement]
selected = try ast.add_block(state.builder, ast.node_span(&state.tree, id), statements[..])
}
}
}
}
if (selected != no_node) {
try refresh(state)
flow :: try inline_block(state, selected)
replacement :: try ast.add_block_stmt(state.builder, selected)
try replace(state, id, replacement)
try refresh(state)
return flow
}
if (inline_has_transfer(state, id)) {
state.evaluation_diagnostic = try diagnostics.add(state.diagnostics,
.inline_loop_control, ast.node_span(&state.tree, id))
return .invalid
}
try expand(state, id)
return .next
}
@hide:file
inline_block proc(state @mut State, block ast.NodeId) TypeFlow ! Error {
statements := arraylist.init(ast.NodeId, state.allocator)
defer arraylist.deinit(&statements)
flow := TypeFlow.next
for (0..ast.block_statement_count(&state.tree, block)) |i| {
statement :: ast.block_statement(&state.tree, block, i)
if (!try type_step(state, statement)) return .invalid
flow = try inline_statement(state, statement)
if (flow == .invalid) return flow
kind :: ast.stmt_kind(&state.tree, statement)
if (kind != .break_stmt and kind != .continue_stmt) try arraylist.append(&statements, statement)
if (flow != .next) break
}
replacement :: try ast.add_block(state.builder, ast.node_span(&state.tree, block), statements.items)
try replace(state, block, replacement)
try refresh(state)
return flow
}
@hide:file
expand_inline_for proc(state @mut State, id ast.NodeId) void ! Error {
loop :: ast.for_stmt(&state.tree, id)
if (state.type_execution_depth == 0) state.type_execution_remaining = 4096
state.type_execution_depth += 1
defer state.type_execution_depth -= 1
state.evaluation_diagnostic = diagnostics.no_diagnostic
blocks := arraylist.init(ast.NodeId, state.allocator)
defer arraylist.deinit(&blocks)
execution := TypeExecution{
locals = arraylist.init(state.allocator),
mapping = try mem.alloc(ast.NodeId, state.allocator, ast.node_count(&state.tree)),
first_owned = ast.NodeId(0), result_type = no_node,
inline_body = loop.body, inline_blocks = &blocks,
}
defer arraylist.deinit(&execution.locals)
defer mem.free(state.allocator, execution.mapping)
mem.set(execution.mapping, no_node)
for (0..usize(2)) |i| {
capture :: if (i == 0) loop.capture else loop.index
if (capture) |node| {
resolved :: binding(state, node)
if (resolved.kind == .invalid) state.evaluation_diagnostic = resolved.data.diagnostic
}
}
if (loop.pointer_capture)
state.evaluation_diagnostic = try diagnostics.add(state.diagnostics, .comptime_value_escape, loop.span)
flow := TypeFlow.invalid
if (state.evaluation_diagnostic == diagnostics.no_diagnostic)
flow = try execute_type_for(state, &execution, id)
if (flow != .next or state.evaluation_diagnostic != diagnostics.no_diagnostic) {
if (state.evaluation_diagnostic == diagnostics.no_diagnostic)
state.evaluation_diagnostic = try diagnostics.add(state.diagnostics, .comptime_argument_required, loop.span)
invalid :: try ast.add_invalid_stmt(state.builder, loop.span, state.evaluation_diagnostic)
try replace(state, id, invalid)
try refresh(state)
return
}
statements := arraylist.init(ast.NodeId, state.allocator)
defer arraylist.deinit(&statements)
for (blocks.items) |block| {
statement :: try ast.add_block_stmt(state.builder, block)
try arraylist.append(&statements, statement)
}
block :: try ast.add_block(state.builder, loop.span, statements.items)
replacement :: try ast.add_block_stmt(state.builder, block)
try replace(state, id, replacement)
try refresh(state)
}
# select with ordinary checked IR so patterns, overlap and exhaustiveness have
# the same rules as runtime matching, without checking unexecuted type bodies.
@hide:file
@@ -2373,6 +2528,13 @@ type_assignment_value proc(
@hide:file
execute_type_block proc(state @mut State, execution @mut TypeExecution, block ast.NodeId) TypeFlow ! Error {
if (block == execution.inline_body) {
snapshot :: try type_snapshot(state, execution, block)
flow :: try inline_block(state, snapshot)
if (flow == .invalid) return flow
try arraylist.append(execution.inline_blocks?, snapshot)
return flow
}
saved :: execution.locals.items.len
defer execution.locals.items = execution.locals.items[..saved]
for (0..ast.block_statement_count(&state.tree, block)) |i| {
@@ -3284,8 +3446,15 @@ expression_type proc(state @mut State, id ast.NodeId, depth usize) ast.NodeId !
.array_literal: {
count :: ast.array_element_count(&state.tree, id)
if (count == 0) return no_node
element :: try expression_type(state, ast.array_element(&state.tree, id, 0), depth + 1)
element := try expression_type(state, ast.array_element(&state.tree, id, 0), depth + 1)
if (element == no_node) return no_node
# inferred values have concrete default widths even when a cast or
# procedure result used the int/float annotation shorthand.
scalar :: binding(state, element)
if (scalar.kind == .builtin) {
if (scalar.data.builtin == .int) element = try builtin(state, element, .i64)
if (scalar.data.builtin == .float) element = try builtin(state, element, .f64)
}
length :: try ast.add_integer(state.builder, ast.node_span(&state.tree, id), u64(count))
try refresh(state)
result :: try ast.add_array_type(state.builder, ast.node_span(&state.tree, id), length, element, false)
+371 -1
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@@ -11,6 +11,327 @@ HONEY = ROOT / "build/honey"
# Explicit expectations guard against frontend bugs shared by both execution paths.
CASES = {
"inline_for_range_runtime_calls_and_constant_branches": (
"""
add proc(value i16, bias i16) i16 { return value + bias }
answer proc(bias i16) i16 {
total i16 := 0
inline for (i8(0)..i8(3)) |index| {
if (index == 0) {
total = add(total, bias)
} else {
total = add(total, i16(index))
}
if (index > 9) return false
}
return total
}
main proc() i16 { return answer(39) }
""", b"42\n", None,
),
"inline_for_inferred_arrays_concretize_scalar_shorthand": (
"""
signed proc(value i64) i64 { return value }
real proc(value f64) f64 { return value }
integer proc() int { return 23 }
floating proc() float { return 22.5 }
main proc() i64 {
total i64 := 0
inline for [int(19), integer()] |value| { total = total + signed(value) }
fraction f64 := 0.0
inline for [float(19.5), floating()] |value| { fraction = fraction + real(value) }
return total + i64(fraction) - 42
}
""", b"42\n", None,
),
"inline_for_array_constants_and_usize_indices": (
"""
data proc() [2]i16 { return [19, 22] }
at proc(index usize, value i16) i16 { return value + i16(index) }
main proc() i16 {
total i16 := 0
inline for data() |value, index| {
if (value == 19) {
total = total + at(index, value)
} else if (value == 22) {
total = total + at(index, value)
} else return false
}
return total
}
""", b"42\n", None,
),
"inline_for_string_bytes_embedded_nul_and_usize_indices": (
r"""
text proc() string { return "a\0b" }
at proc(index usize, byte u8) i16 {
if (byte == 0) return i16(index) + 39
return 1
}
main proc() i16 {
total i16 := 0
inline for text() |byte, index| {
if (index == 1) {
if (byte != 0) return false
} else if (byte == 0) return false
total = total + at(index, byte)
}
return total
}
""", b"42\n", None,
),
"inline_for_type_array_specializes_each_runtime_body": (
"""
types proc() [2]type { return [i16, bool] }
add proc(value i16) i16 { return value + 1 }
main proc() i16 {
total i16 := 0
inline for types() |T, index| {
if (T == i16) {
value T :: 39
total = total + add(value)
} else {
value T :: true
if (value) total = total + i16(index) + 1
}
}
return total
}
""", b"42\n", None,
),
"inline_for_narrow_signed_and_unsigned_inclusive_maxima": (
"""
signed proc(value i8) i16 { return i16(value) }
unsigned proc(value u8) i16 { return i16(value) }
main proc() [3]i16 {
negative i16 := 0
inline for (i8(-2)..i8(0)) |value| { negative = negative + signed(value) }
high i16 := 0
inline for (i8(126)..=i8(127)) |value| { high = high + signed(value) }
top i16 := 0
inline for (u8(254)..=u8(255)) |value| { top = top + unsigned(value) }
return [negative, high, top]
}
""", b"[-3, 253, 509]\n", None,
),
"inline_for_nested_inline_and_ordinary_loops": (
"""
answer proc(length usize) i16 {
total i16 := 0
inline for [i16(10), i16(11)] |base| {
inline for (i8(0)..i8(2)) |offset| {
if (offset == 0) continue
for (0..length) |index| {
if (index == 0) continue
total = total + base
break
}
}
}
return total
}
main proc() i16 { return answer(3) + answer(2) }
""", b"42\n", None,
),
"inline_for_static_break_continue_run_iteration_defers": (
"""
walk proc(cleanups @mut i16) i16 {
total i16 := 0
inline for (i8(0)..i8(5)) |index| {
defer cleanups^ = cleanups^ + 1
if (index < 1) continue
if (index == 3) break
total = total + i16(index)
}
return total
}
main proc() i16 {
cleanups i16 := 0
total :: walk(&cleanups)
return total + cleanups + 35
}
""", b"42\n", None,
),
"inline_for_static_transfers_skip_invalid_tail_and_later_iterations": (
"""
main proc() i16 {
inline for (i8(0)..i8(3)) |index| {
if (index == 0) continue
if (index == 1) break
return false
}
return 42
}
""", b"42\n", None,
),
"inline_for_tagged_match_transfers_prune_tail_and_payloads": (
"""
Choice :: union(enum) { number i16, stop void }
choices proc() [4]Choice { return [.number{0}, .number{39}, .stop, .number{99}] }
main proc() i16 {
total i16 := 0
inline for choices() |choice| {
defer total = total + 1
match choice {
.number |value|: {
if (value == 0) continue
total = total + value
continue
},
.stop: break,
}
return false
}
return total
}
""", b"42\n", None,
),
"inline_for_rejects_runtime_break": (
"""
walk proc(stop bool) i16 {
inline for (i8(0)..i8(2)) |_| {
if (stop) break
}
return 42
}
main proc() i16 { return walk(true) }
""", b"", b"compile-time-resolvable",
),
"inline_for_rejects_runtime_continue": (
"""
walk proc(skip bool) i16 {
inline for [i16(1), i16(2)] |_| {
if (skip) continue
}
return 42
}
main proc() i16 { return walk(true) }
""", b"", b"compile-time-resolvable",
),
"inline_for_runtime_return_runs_iteration_defer": (
"""
find proc(take bool, cleanups @mut i16) i16 {
inline for [i16(1), i16(2), i16(3)] |value| {
defer cleanups^ = cleanups^ + 1
if (take and value == 2) return 40
}
return 0
}
main proc() i16 {
cleanups i16 := 0
value :: find(true, &cleanups)
return value + cleanups
}
""", b"42\n", None,
),
"inline_for_runtime_error_return_runs_errdefer_only_on_error": (
"""
Error :: enum { failed }
walk proc(fail bool, cleanups @mut i16) i16 ! Error {
inline for (i8(0)..i8(3)) |index| {
defer cleanups^ = cleanups^ + 1
errdefer cleanups^ = cleanups^ + 10
if (fail and index == 1) return .failed
}
return 39
}
main proc() [2]i16 {
failed i16 := 0
success i16 := 0
left :: walk(true, &failed) catch 30
right :: walk(false, &success) catch 0
return [left + failed, right + success]
}
""", b"[42, 42]\n", None,
),
"inline_for_empty_ranges_arrays_strings_skip_invalid_typing": (
"""
empty proc() [0]type { return [] }
main proc() i16 {
inline for (i8(2)..i8(-2)) |_| { return false }
inline for (i8(1)..i8(1)) |_| { return i8(128) }
inline for empty() |_| { return false }
inline for "" |_| { return i8(128) }
return 42
}
""", b"42\n", None,
),
"inline_for_capture_keeps_narrow_arithmetic_overflow": (
"""
main proc() i16 {
inline for (i8(127)..=i8(127)) |value| { next :: value + 1 }
return 42
}
""", b"", b"integer arithmetic overflow",
),
"inline_for_capture_is_immutable": (
"""
main proc() i16 {
inline for [i16(1)] |value| { value = 42 }
return 0
}
""", b"", b"assignment requires a mutable local binding",
),
"inline_for_index_is_immutable": (
"""
main proc() i16 {
inline for "a" |_, index| { index = 42 }
return 0
}
""", b"", b"assignment requires a mutable local binding",
),
"inline_for_rejects_runtime_range_bound": (
"""
walk proc(length usize) i16 {
inline for (0..length) |_| {}
return 42
}
main proc() i16 { return walk(2) }
""", b"", b"compile-time value",
),
"inline_for_rejects_runtime_array": (
"""
walk proc(values [2]i16) i16 {
inline for values |_| {}
return 42
}
main proc() i16 { return walk([19, 23]) }
""", b"", b"compile-time value",
),
"inline_for_rejects_runtime_string": (
"""
walk proc(text string) i16 {
inline for text |_| {}
return 42
}
main proc() i16 { return walk("ok") }
""", b"", b"compile-time value",
),
"inline_for_rejects_pointer_capture": (
"""
main proc() i16 {
inline for [i16(42)] |@value| { return value^ }
return 0
}
""", b"", b"escape",
),
"inline_for_rejects_borrowed_element_escape": (
"""
data proc() [1][]u8 { return ["borrowed"] }
main proc() usize {
inline for data() |value| { return value.len }
return 0
}
""", b"", b"escape",
),
"inline_for_expansion_is_bounded": (
"""
main proc() i16 {
inline for (0..usize(100000)) |_| {}
return 42
}
""", b"", b"step limit",
),
"struct_type_literal_fields_contextual_defaults_and_required_null": (
"""
present proc() ??i16 { return 2 }
@@ -6386,7 +6707,48 @@ def check_specialization_packages(temporary, executable):
interpreted = run(str(HONEY), "run", str(app))
assert interpreted.stderr.startswith(f"{sizing.resolve()}:5:".encode()), outcome(interpreted)
assert len(interpreted.stderr.splitlines()) == 1, outcome(interpreted)
return 20
sizing.write_text(textwrap.dedent("""
values proc() [2]i16 { return [19, 22] }
types proc() [2]type { return [i16, bool] }
""").strip() + "\n")
source.write_text(textwrap.dedent("""
lib :: import "../library"
add proc(value i16, index usize) i16 { return value + i16(index) }
main proc() i16 {
total i16 := 0
inline for lib.values() |value, index| { total = total + add(value, index) }
inline for lib.types() |T| {
if (T == i16) {
value T :: total
total = value
} else {
value T :: true
if (!value) return 0
}
}
return total
}
""").strip() + "\n")
check(app, executable, (b"42\n", None))
sizing.write_text(textwrap.dedent("""
values proc() [1]i16 {
value i8 :: 127
overflow :: value + 1
return [i16(overflow)]
}
""").strip() + "\n")
source.write_text(textwrap.dedent("""
lib :: import "../library"
main proc() i16 {
inline for lib.values() |value| { return value }
return 0
}
""").strip() + "\n")
check(app, executable, (b"", b"integer arithmetic overflow"))
interpreted = run(str(HONEY), "run", str(app))
assert interpreted.stderr.startswith(f"{sizing.resolve()}:3:".encode()), outcome(interpreted)
assert len(interpreted.stderr.splitlines()) == 1, outcome(interpreted)
return 22
def check_dependency_provenance(temporary, executable):
@@ -6436,6 +6798,14 @@ def check_dependency_provenance(temporary, executable):
return 9223372036854775807 + 1
}
""", 4, 12, False),
("""
fail proc() int {
inline for [int(9223372036854775807)] |value| {
return value + 1
}
return 42
}
""", 5, 16, False),
("""
fail proc() int {
a :: [42]