mesa/src/mapi/glapi/gen/typeexpr.py

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# Authors:
#    Ian Romanick <idr@us.ibm.com>

import copy

class type_node(object):
    def __init__(self):
        self.pointer = 0  # bool
        self.const = 0    # bool
        self.signed = 1   # bool
        self.integer = 1  # bool

        # If elements is set to non-zero, then field is an array.
        self.elements = 0

        self.name = None
        self.size = 0     # type's size in bytes
        return


    def string(self):
        """Return string representation of this type_node."""
        s = ""

        if self.pointer:
            s = "* "

        if self.const:
            s += "const "

        if not self.pointer:
            if self.integer:
                if self.signed:
                    s += "signed "
                else:
                    s += "unsigned "

            if self.name:
                s += "%s " % (self.name)

        return s


class type_table(object):
    def __init__(self):
        self.types_by_name = {}
        return


    def add_type(self, type_expr):
        self.types_by_name[ type_expr.get_base_name() ] = type_expr
        return


    def find_type(self, name):
        if name in self.types_by_name:
            return self.types_by_name[ name ]
        else:
            return None


def create_initial_types():
    tt = type_table()

    basic_types = [
            ("char",   1, 1),
            ("short",  2, 1),
            ("int",    4, 1),
            ("long",   4, 1),
            ("float",  4, 0),
            ("double", 8, 0),
            ("enum",   4, 1)
    ]

    for (type_name, type_size, integer) in basic_types:
        te = type_expression(None)
        tn = type_node()
        tn.name = type_name
        tn.size = type_size
        tn.integer = integer
        te.expr.append(tn)
        tt.add_type( te )

    type_expression.built_in_types = tt
    return


class type_expression(object):
    built_in_types = None

    def __init__(self, type_string, extra_types = None):
        self.expr = []

        if not type_string:
            return

        self.original_string = type_string

        if not type_expression.built_in_types:
            raise RuntimeError("create_initial_types must be called before creating type_expression objects.")

        # Replace '*' with ' * ' in type_string.  Then, split the string
        # into tokens, separated by spaces.
        tokens = type_string.replace("*", " * ").split()

        const = 0
        t = None
        signed = 0
        unsigned = 0

        for i in tokens:
            if i == "const":
                if t and t.pointer:
                    t.const = 1
                else:
                    const = 1
            elif i == "signed":
                signed = 1
            elif i == "unsigned":
                unsigned = 1
            elif i == "*":
                # This is a quirky special-case because of the
                # way the C works for types.  If 'unsigned' is
                # specified all by itself, it is treated the
                # same as "unsigned int".

                if unsigned:
                    self.set_base_type( "int", signed, unsigned, const, extra_types )
                    const = 0
                    signed = 0
                    unsigned = 0

                if not self.expr:
                    raise RuntimeError("Invalid type expression (dangling pointer)")

                if signed:
                    raise RuntimeError("Invalid type expression (signed / unsigned applied to pointer)")

                t = type_node()
                t.pointer = 1
                self.expr.append( t )
            else:
                if self.expr:
                    raise RuntimeError('Invalid type expression (garbage after pointer qualifier -> "%s")' % (self.original_string))

                self.set_base_type( i, signed, unsigned, const, extra_types )
                const = 0
                signed = 0
                unsigned = 0

            if signed and unsigned:
                raise RuntimeError("Invalid type expression (both signed and unsigned specified)")


        if const:
            raise RuntimeError("Invalid type expression (dangling const)")

        if unsigned:
            raise RuntimeError("Invalid type expression (dangling signed)")

        if signed:
            raise RuntimeError("Invalid type expression (dangling unsigned)")

        return


    def set_base_type(self, type_name, signed, unsigned, const, extra_types):
        te = type_expression.built_in_types.find_type( type_name )
        if not te:
            te = extra_types.find_type( type_name )

        if not te:
            raise RuntimeError('Unknown base type "%s".' % (type_name))

        self.expr = copy.deepcopy(te.expr)

        t = self.expr[ len(self.expr) - 1 ]
        t.const = const
        if signed:
            t.signed = 1
        elif unsigned:
            t.signed = 0


    def set_base_type_node(self, tn):
        self.expr = [tn]
        return


    def set_elements(self, count):
        tn = self.expr[0]

        tn.elements = count
        return


    def string(self):
        s = ""
        for t in self.expr:
            s += t.string()

        return s


    def get_base_type_node(self):
        return self.expr[0]


    def get_base_name(self):
        if len(self.expr):
            return self.expr[0].name
        else:
            return None


    def get_element_size(self):
        tn = self.expr[0]

        if tn.elements:
            return tn.elements * tn.size
        else:
            return tn.size


    def get_element_count(self):
        tn = self.expr[0]
        return tn.elements


    def get_stack_size(self):
        tn = self.expr[ -1 ]

        if tn.elements or tn.pointer:
            return 4
        elif not tn.integer:
            return tn.size
        else:
            return 4


    def is_pointer(self):
        tn = self.expr[ -1 ]
        return tn.pointer


    def format_string(self):
        tn = self.expr[ -1 ]
        if tn.pointer:
            return "%p"
        elif not tn.integer:
            return "%f"
        else:
            return "%d"



if __name__ == '__main__':

    types_to_try = [ "int", "int *", "const int *", "int * const", "const int * const", \
                     "unsigned * const *", \
                     "float", "const double", "double * const"]

    create_initial_types()

    for t in types_to_try:
        print('Trying "%s"...' % (t))
        te = type_expression( t )
        print('Got "%s" (%u, %u).' % (te.string(), te.get_stack_size(), te.get_element_size()))