Cleanup of [src/menhir.ml]. (#770)

This is purely for the sake of readability;
there should be no change in functionality.
Code is now shared between the case where [--base]
is used and the case where it isn't.
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François Pottier 2018-05-14 14:07:48 +02:00 committed by Jérémie Dimino
parent 76ab05d620
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@ -4,63 +4,148 @@ open! No_io
module SC = Super_context module SC = Super_context
(* - [sctx]: super context. Stores all the informations about the (* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
current build context. The current compiler can be obtained via:
{[ (* This signature describes the input of the functor [Run], which follows. *)
(SC.context sctx).ocamlc
]}
- [dir]: directory inside [_build/<context>/...] where the build happens. type stanza =
If the [(menhir ...)] appears in [src/jbuild], then [dir] is of the form Jbuild.Menhir.t
[_build/<context>/src], for instance [_build/default/src].
- [scope]: represent the scope this stanza is part of. Jbuilder allows to module type PARAMS = sig
build multiple projects at once and splits the source tree into one
scope per project (* [sctx] is the super context. It stores all the informations about the
current build context. The current compiler can be obtained via
[(SC.context sctx).ocamlc]. *)
val sctx: SC.t
(* [dir] is the directory inside [_build/<context>/...] where the build
happens. If the [(menhir ...)] stanza appears in [src/jbuild], then [dir]
is of the form [_build/<context>/src], e.g., [_build/default/src]. *)
val dir: Path.t
(* [scope] represents the scope this stanza is part of. Dune allows building
multiple projects at once and splits the source tree into one scope per
project. *)
val scope: Scope.t
(* [stanza] is the [(menhir ...)] stanza, as found in the [jbuild] file. *)
val stanza: stanza
end
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* This functor is where [(menhir ...)] stanzas are desugared. *)
module Run (P : PARAMS) = struct
open P
let context =
SC.context sctx
(* If [m] is a (short) module name, such as "myparser", then [source dir m]
is the corresponding source file, and [targets dir m] is the list of
targets that Menhir must build. *)
let source m =
Path.relative dir (m ^ ".mly")
let targets m =
List.map ~f:(Path.relative dir) [m ^ ".ml"; m ^ ".mli"]
let sources ms =
List.map ~f:source ms
(* Expand special variables, such as ${ROOT}, in the stanza's flags. *)
- [t]: the parsed [(menhir ...)] stanza
*)
let gen_rules sctx ~dir ~scope (t : Jbuild.Menhir.t) =
let targets n = List.map ~f:(Path.relative dir) [n ^ ".ml"; n ^ ".mli"] in
(* This expands special variables such as ${ROOT} in the flags *)
let flags = let flags =
SC.expand_and_eval_set sctx ~scope ~dir t.flags SC.expand_and_eval_set
~standard:(Build.return []) sctx ~scope ~dir stanza.flags ~standard:(Build.return [])
in
(* Find the menhir binary. *)
let menhir_binary = let menhir_binary =
SC.resolve_program sctx "menhir" ~hint:"opam install menhir" SC.resolve_program sctx "menhir" ~hint:"opam install menhir"
in
(* [hidden_targets] is to tell Jbuilder about generated files that (* [menhir args] generates a Menhir command line (a build action). *)
do not appear in the menhir command line. *)
let menhir args = type args =
flags string list Arg_spec.t list
>>>
Build.run let menhir (args : args) =
menhir_binary flags >>> Build.run menhir_binary ~dir ~context args
~dir
~context:(SC.context sctx) (* The function [rule] adds a rule and returns the list of its targets. *)
args
in let rule : (unit, Action.t) Build.t -> Path.t list =
let add_rule_get_targets = SC.add_rule_get_targets sctx ~mode:stanza.mode ~loc:stanza.loc
SC.add_rule_get_targets sctx ~mode:t.mode ~loc:t.loc
in (* If there is no [base] clause, then a stanza that mentions several modules
let mly name = Path.relative dir (name ^ ".mly") in is equivalent to a list of stanzas, each of which mentions one module, so
match t.merge_into with Menhir must be invoked once per module, separately. If there is a [base]
| None -> clause, then the stanza describes a multi-module parser, so Menhir must
List.concat_map t.modules ~f:(fun name -> be invoked once. In either case, we are able to reformulate the input in
add_rule_get_targets ( the form of a list of stanzas, each of which has a [base] clause. *)
menhir
[ Dyn (fun x -> As x) (* The current concrete name for [base] clauses is [merge_into], but I would
; Dep (mly name) like to change it in the future. *)
; Hidden_targets (targets name)
])) let stanzas : stanza list =
| Some merge_into -> match stanza.merge_into with
add_rule_get_targets ( | None ->
menhir List.map ~f:(fun m ->
[ A "--base" ; A merge_into { stanza with modules = [ m ]; merge_into = Some m }
; Dyn (fun x -> As x) ) stanza.modules
; Deps (List.map ~f:mly t.modules) | Some _ ->
; Hidden_targets (targets merge_into) [ stanza ]
(* [process stanza] converts a Menhir stanza into a rule, which it installs. *)
(* Reminder (from arg_spec.mli):
[Deps] is for command line arguments that are dependencies.
[As] is for command line arguments
that are neither dependencies nor targets.
[Hidden_targets] is for targets that are *not* command line arguments.
[Dyn (fun flags -> As flags)]
indicates that any flags that appear in the stanza
must be transmitted to Menhir.
*)
let process (stanza : stanza) : Path.t list =
let base : string = Option.value_exn stanza.merge_into in
let args : args =
[ Dyn (fun flags -> As flags)
; Deps (sources stanza.modules)
; As [ "--base" ; base ]
; Hidden_targets (targets base)
] ]
) in
rule (menhir args)
(* The main side effect. *)
let targets =
List.concat_map ~f:process stanzas
end
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The final glue. *)
let gen_rules sctx ~dir ~scope stanza =
let module R = Run(struct
let sctx = sctx
let dir = dir
let scope = scope
let stanza = stanza
end) in
R.targets