package parse
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import (
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"github.com/tinylib/msgp/gen"
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)
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// This file defines when and how we
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// propagate type information from
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// one type declaration to another.
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// After the processing pass, every
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// non-primitive type is marshalled/unmarshalled/etc.
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// through a function call. Here, we propagate
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// the type information into the caller's type
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// tree *if* the child type is simple enough.
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//
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// For example, types like
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//
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// type A [4]int
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//
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// will get pushed into parent methods,
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// whereas types like
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//
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// type B [3]map[string]struct{A, B [4]string}
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//
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// will not.
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// this is an approximate measure
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// of the number of children in a node
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const maxComplex = 5
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// begin recursive search for identities with the
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// given name and replace them with be
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func (f *FileSet) findShim(id string, be *gen.BaseElem) {
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for name, el := range f.Identities {
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pushstate(name)
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switch el := el.(type) {
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case *gen.Struct:
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for i := range el.Fields {
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f.nextShim(&el.Fields[i].FieldElem, id, be)
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}
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case *gen.Array:
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f.nextShim(&el.Els, id, be)
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case *gen.Slice:
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f.nextShim(&el.Els, id, be)
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case *gen.Map:
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f.nextShim(&el.Value, id, be)
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case *gen.Ptr:
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f.nextShim(&el.Value, id, be)
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}
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popstate()
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}
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// we'll need this at the top level as well
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f.Identities[id] = be
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}
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func (f *FileSet) nextShim(ref *gen.Elem, id string, be *gen.BaseElem) {
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if (*ref).TypeName() == id {
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vn := (*ref).Varname()
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*ref = be.Copy()
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(*ref).SetVarname(vn)
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} else {
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switch el := (*ref).(type) {
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case *gen.Struct:
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for i := range el.Fields {
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f.nextShim(&el.Fields[i].FieldElem, id, be)
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}
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case *gen.Array:
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f.nextShim(&el.Els, id, be)
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case *gen.Slice:
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f.nextShim(&el.Els, id, be)
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case *gen.Map:
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f.nextShim(&el.Value, id, be)
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case *gen.Ptr:
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f.nextShim(&el.Value, id, be)
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}
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}
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}
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// propInline identifies and inlines candidates
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func (f *FileSet) propInline() {
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for name, el := range f.Identities {
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pushstate(name)
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switch el := el.(type) {
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case *gen.Struct:
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for i := range el.Fields {
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f.nextInline(&el.Fields[i].FieldElem, name)
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}
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case *gen.Array:
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f.nextInline(&el.Els, name)
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case *gen.Slice:
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f.nextInline(&el.Els, name)
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case *gen.Map:
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f.nextInline(&el.Value, name)
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case *gen.Ptr:
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f.nextInline(&el.Value, name)
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}
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popstate()
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}
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}
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const fatalloop = `detected infinite recursion in inlining loop!
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Please file a bug at github.com/tinylib/msgp/issues!
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Thanks!
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`
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func (f *FileSet) nextInline(ref *gen.Elem, root string) {
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switch el := (*ref).(type) {
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case *gen.BaseElem:
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// ensure that we're not inlining
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// a type into itself
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typ := el.TypeName()
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if el.Value == gen.IDENT && typ != root {
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if node, ok := f.Identities[typ]; ok && node.Complexity() < maxComplex {
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infof("inlining %s\n", typ)
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// This should never happen; it will cause
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// infinite recursion.
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if node == *ref {
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panic(fatalloop)
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}
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*ref = node.Copy()
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f.nextInline(ref, node.TypeName())
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} else if !ok && !el.Resolved() {
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// this is the point at which we're sure that
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// we've got a type that isn't a primitive,
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// a library builtin, or a processed type
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warnf("unresolved identifier: %s\n", typ)
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}
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}
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case *gen.Struct:
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for i := range el.Fields {
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f.nextInline(&el.Fields[i].FieldElem, root)
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}
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case *gen.Array:
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f.nextInline(&el.Els, root)
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case *gen.Slice:
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f.nextInline(&el.Els, root)
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case *gen.Map:
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f.nextInline(&el.Value, root)
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case *gen.Ptr:
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f.nextInline(&el.Value, root)
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default:
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panic("bad elem type")
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}
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}
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