updated the compiler to make 'do' handling more consistent with {}
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lib/comp.c
@ -2156,6 +2156,8 @@ static int compile_expression_block (hcl_t* hcl, hcl_cnode_t* src, const hcl_bch
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hcl_funblk_info_t* fbi;
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hcl_cframe_t* cf;
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/* called for {} after 'do' or a standalone {} */
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if (flags & CEB_IS_BLOCK)
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{
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HCL_ASSERT (hcl, HCL_CNODE_IS_CONS_CONCODED(src, HCL_CONCODE_BLOCK) || HCL_CNODE_IS_ELIST_CONCODED(src, HCL_CONCODE_BLOCK));
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@ -2166,6 +2168,7 @@ static int compile_expression_block (hcl_t* hcl, hcl_cnode_t* src, const hcl_bch
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}
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else
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{
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/* called for 'do ...' */
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cmd = HCL_CNODE_CONS_CAR(src); /* `do` itself */
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/* `obj` must point to the expression list after `do` */
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obj = HCL_CNODE_CONS_CDR(src); /* expression list after it */
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@ -2189,16 +2192,20 @@ static int compile_expression_block (hcl_t* hcl, hcl_cnode_t* src, const hcl_bch
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}
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#if defined(LANG_LIMIT_DO) /* this limitation doesn't seem really useful? or make it #pragma based? */
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if (!(flags & CEB_IS_BLOCK) && (flags & CEB_AUTO_FORGED))
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if (!(flags & CEB_IS_BLOCK) /*&& (flags & CEB_AUTO_FORGED)*/)
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{
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/* `do` not explicitly enclosed in ().
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/*
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* e.g. do | x | { set x 20; };
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* ^
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* +-- this is not allowed
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* this is not allowed
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*
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* k := (do | x | { set x 20; })
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* ^
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* not allowed either
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*/
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hcl_setsynerrbfmt (
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hcl, HCL_SYNERR_VARDCLBANNED, HCL_CNODE_GET_LOC(obj), HCL_NULL,
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"variable declaration disallowed in %hs context", ctxname);
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"variable declaration disallowed in '%hs' context", ctxname);
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return -1;
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}
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#endif
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@ -2219,19 +2226,6 @@ static int compile_expression_block (hcl_t* hcl, hcl_cnode_t* src, const hcl_bch
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}
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}
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#if defined(LANG_LIMIT_DO)
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if (!(flags & CEB_IS_BLOCK) && (flags & CEB_AUTO_FORGED))
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{
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if (obj && HCL_CNODE_IS_CONS(obj) && hcl_countcnodecons(hcl, obj) != 1)
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{
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hcl_setsynerrbfmt (
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hcl, HCL_SYNERR_VARDCLBANNED, HCL_CNODE_GET_LOC(obj), HCL_NULL,
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"more than one expression after %hs", ctxname);
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return -1;
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}
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}
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#endif
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fbi = &hcl->c->funblk.info[hcl->c->funblk.depth];
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fbi->tmprlen = hcl->c->tv.s.len;
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fbi->tmprcnt = hcl->c->tv.wcount;
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@ -2247,6 +2241,7 @@ static int compile_expression_block (hcl_t* hcl, hcl_cnode_t* src, const hcl_bch
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cf = GET_SUBCFRAME(hcl);
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cf->u.post_do.lvar_start = tvslen;
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cf->u.post_do.lvar_end = fbi->tmprlen;
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hcl_logbfmt(hcl, HCL_LOG_STDERR, "tvslen=>%d fbi->tmprlen=>%d\n", (int)tvslen, (int)fbi->tmprlen);
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return 0;
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}
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@ -2258,12 +2253,25 @@ static int compile_do (hcl_t* hcl, hcl_cnode_t* xlist)
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#endif
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int flags = 0;
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/* (do
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* (+ 10 20)
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* (* 2 30)
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* ...
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* )
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* you can use this to combine multiple expressions to a single expression
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/*
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* 'do' evaluates series of expressions.
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*
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* do { ... }
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* do { ... } { ... }
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* do 1 2 3
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* do (printf "111\n") (printf "2222\n")
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*
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* while it looks like a cosmetic element, the followings show obvious difference:
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* 1 2 3 ## the first element is treated as a callable element. in this case syntax error
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* do 1 2 3 ## 1, 2, 3 are just evaulated in that order without 1 being treated as a callable
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*
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* More serious example:
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* (fun(a b) { return (+ a b) }) 20 30 ## the returned value is 50
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* do (fun(a b) { return (+ a b) }) 20 30 ## the returned value is 30
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*
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* The following two are mostly equivalent:
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* do (a := 20) (b := 30)
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* { a := 20; b := 30 }
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*/
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HCL_ASSERT (hcl, HCL_CNODE_IS_CONS(xlist));
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@ -2282,7 +2290,22 @@ static int compile_do_p1 (hcl_t* hcl)
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{
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hcl_cframe_t* cf;
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cf = GET_TOP_CFRAME(hcl);
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/* invalidate variables without shrinking the hcl->c->tv buffer.
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* { | a b | }
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* { | d | }
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* this way, 'a' doesn't overlap with 'd' in terms of their position
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* within the same function context and. however, it make 'a' invisible in
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* the second block where 'd' is declared.
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*
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* If we shrinked the buffer instead, some extra code to initialize overlapping
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* hcl->c->tv.wcount = saved_wcount (not available in the current code)
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* hcl->c->tv.s.len = cf->u.post_do.lvar_start;
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* variables upon entry to a block would need to be emitted. 'd' would need to
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* get explicitly initialized to `nil` in the above case.
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*/
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kill_temporary_variables (hcl, cf->u.post_do.lvar_start, cf->u.post_do.lvar_end);
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POP_CFRAME (hcl);
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return 0;
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}
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{ 3, { '(',' ',')' /* XLIST */ } },
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{ 4, { '(',':',' ',')' /* MLIST */ } },
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{ 4, { '(',':','=',')' /* ALIST */ } },
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{ 4, { '(','B','O',')' /* BLIST */ } },
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{ 4, { '(',':','=',')' /* ALIST - x := y */ } },
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{ 4, { '(','B','O',')' /* BLIST - x binop y */ } },
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{ 3, { '{',' ','}' /* BLOCK */ } },
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{ 4, { '#','[',' ',']' /* ARRAY */ } },
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{ 5, { '#','b','[',' ',']' /* BYTE ARRAY */ } },
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check_ERRORS = \
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call-5001.err \
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class-5001.err \
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do-5001.err \
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feed-5001.err \
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mlist-5001.err \
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var-5001.err \
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check_ERRORS = \
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call-5001.err \
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class-5001.err \
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do-5001.err \
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feed-5001.err \
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mlist-5001.err \
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var-5001.err \
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## if `do` is not enclosed in `( )`, variable declaration is prohibited
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do { | k | set k 10 };
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do | k | {set k 10;}; ##ERROR: syntax error - variable declaration disallowed
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---
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## if `do` is not enclosed in `( )`, it supports only the limited number of expressions.
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do ; ## this is ok
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do 1; ## this is ok
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do { set k 10; printf "k=%d\n" k; } { set k 20; printf "k=%d\n" k; }; ##ERROR: syntax error - more than one expression after do
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---
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throw throw ##ERROR: syntax error - 'throw' prohibited in this context
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---
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class X {
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x := {
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|a| ##ERROR: syntax error - variable declaration disallowed in class init scope
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a := 20
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}
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}
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---
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do ; ## this is ok
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do 1; ## this is ok
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k := (do 1 2 3); ## ok too
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## do doesn't allow variable declaration
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do { | k | set k 10 };
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do | k | {set k 10;}; ##ERROR: syntax error - variable declaration disallowed in 'do' context
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---
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k := (do | k | {set k 10;}) ##ERROR: syntax error - variable declaration disallowed in 'do' context
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else (printf "OK: %O\n" R)
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set v #(
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(do |a b| (set a 10) (set b 20) (+ a b) )
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(do |a b| (set a 11) (set b 21) (+ a b) )
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{ |a b| set a 10; set b 20; + a b }
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{ |a b| set a 11; set b 21; + a b }
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999
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)
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