OptimiserSuite: Use brackets instead of parentheses as syntax for repeating abbreviation sequences

- We want to start accepting abbreviation sequences on the command line and parentheses would always have to be escaped in that context.
- There wasn't any important reason behind choosing () rather than [] or {} and it still isn't too late to switch.
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Kamil Śliwak 2020-04-16 17:13:56 +02:00
parent dd7aebe7f1
commit 5a515240ac

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@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ void OptimiserSuite::run(
suite.runSequence(
"dhfoDgvulfnTUtnIf" // None of these can make stack problems worse
"("
"["
"xarrscLM" // Turn into SSA and simplify
"cCTUtTOntnfDIul" // Perform structural simplification
"Lcul" // Simplify again
@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ void OptimiserSuite::run(
"xarrcL" // Turn into SSA again and simplify
"gvif" // Run full inliner
"CTUcarrLsTOtfDncarrIulc" // SSA plus simplify
")"
"]"
"jmuljuljul VcTOcul jmul", // Make source short and pretty
ast
);
@ -256,12 +256,12 @@ void OptimiserSuite::runSequence(string const& _stepAbbreviations, Block& _ast)
for (char abbreviation: input)
switch (abbreviation)
{
case '(':
assertThrow(!insideLoop, OptimizerException, "Nested parentheses not supported");
case '[':
assertThrow(!insideLoop, OptimizerException, "Nested brackets not supported");
insideLoop = true;
break;
case ')':
assertThrow(insideLoop, OptimizerException, "Unbalanced parenthesis");
case ']':
assertThrow(insideLoop, OptimizerException, "Unbalanced bracket");
insideLoop = false;
break;
default:
@ -271,7 +271,7 @@ void OptimiserSuite::runSequence(string const& _stepAbbreviations, Block& _ast)
"Invalid optimisation step abbreviation"
);
}
assertThrow(!insideLoop, OptimizerException, "Unbalanced parenthesis");
assertThrow(!insideLoop, OptimizerException, "Unbalanced bracket");
auto abbreviationsToSteps = [](string const& _sequence) -> vector<string>
{
@ -281,21 +281,21 @@ void OptimiserSuite::runSequence(string const& _stepAbbreviations, Block& _ast)
return steps;
};
// The sequence has now been validated and must consist of pairs of segments that look like this: `aaa(bbb)`
// `aaa` or `(bbb)` can be empty. For example we consider a sequence like `fgo(aaf)Oo` to have
// four segments, the last of which is an empty parenthesis.
// The sequence has now been validated and must consist of pairs of segments that look like this: `aaa[bbb]`
// `aaa` or `[bbb]` can be empty. For example we consider a sequence like `fgo[aaf]Oo` to have
// four segments, the last of which is an empty bracket.
size_t currentPairStart = 0;
while (currentPairStart < input.size())
{
size_t openingParenthesis = input.find('(', currentPairStart);
size_t closingParenthesis = input.find(')', openingParenthesis);
size_t firstCharInside = (openingParenthesis == string::npos ? input.size() : openingParenthesis + 1);
yulAssert((openingParenthesis == string::npos) == (closingParenthesis == string::npos), "");
size_t openingBracket = input.find('[', currentPairStart);
size_t closingBracket = input.find(']', openingBracket);
size_t firstCharInside = (openingBracket == string::npos ? input.size() : openingBracket + 1);
yulAssert((openingBracket == string::npos) == (closingBracket == string::npos), "");
runSequence(abbreviationsToSteps(input.substr(currentPairStart, openingParenthesis - currentPairStart)), _ast);
runSequenceUntilStable(abbreviationsToSteps(input.substr(firstCharInside, closingParenthesis - firstCharInside)), _ast);
runSequence(abbreviationsToSteps(input.substr(currentPairStart, openingBracket - currentPairStart)), _ast);
runSequenceUntilStable(abbreviationsToSteps(input.substr(firstCharInside, closingBracket - firstCharInside)), _ast);
currentPairStart = (closingParenthesis == string::npos ? input.size() : closingParenthesis + 1);
currentPairStart = (closingBracket == string::npos ? input.size() : closingBracket + 1);
}
}