// // Copyright 2015 Ettus Research LLC // Copyright 2018 Ettus Research, a National Instruments Company // // SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later // #include "parser.hpp" #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include using namespace uhd::rfnoc::nocscript; namespace lex = boost::spirit::lex; class parser_impl : public parser { public: /****************************************************************** * Structors TODO make them protected *****************************************************************/ parser_impl(function_table::sptr ftable, expression_variable::type_getter_type var_type_getter, expression_variable::value_getter_type var_value_getter) : _ftable(ftable) , _var_type_getter(var_type_getter) , _var_value_getter(var_value_getter) { // nop } virtual ~parser_impl() {} /****************************************************************** * Parsing *****************************************************************/ //! List of parser tokens enum token_ids { ID_WHITESPACE = lex::min_token_id + 42, ID_KEYWORD, ID_ARG_SEP, ID_PARENS_OPEN, ID_PARENS_CLOSE, ID_VARIABLE, ID_LITERAL_DOUBLE, ID_LITERAL_INT, ID_LITERAL_HEX, ID_LITERAL_STR, ID_LITERAL_VECTOR_INT }; //! The Lexer object used for NocScript template struct ns_lexer : lex::lexer { ns_lexer() { this->self.add("\\s+", ID_WHITESPACE)(",", ID_ARG_SEP)( "[A-Z][A-Z0-9_]*", ID_KEYWORD)("\\(", ID_PARENS_OPEN)( "\\)", ID_PARENS_CLOSE)("\\$[a-z][a-z0-9_]*", ID_VARIABLE)( "-?\\d+\\.\\d+", ID_LITERAL_DOUBLE)("-?\\d+", ID_LITERAL_INT)( "0x[0-9A-F]+", ID_LITERAL_HEX)("\\\"[^\\\"]*\\\"", ID_LITERAL_STR)( "'[^']*'", ID_LITERAL_STR) // both work ("\\[[0-9]\\]", ID_LITERAL_VECTOR_INT); } }; private: struct grammar_props { function_table::sptr ftable; expression_variable::type_getter_type var_type_getter; expression_variable::value_getter_type var_value_getter; //! Store the last keyword std::string function_name; std::string error; std::stack expr_stack; grammar_props(function_table::sptr ftable_, expression_variable::type_getter_type var_type_getter_, expression_variable::value_getter_type var_value_getter_) : ftable(ftable_) , var_type_getter(var_type_getter_) , var_value_getter(var_value_getter_) , function_name("") { UHD_ASSERT_THROW(expr_stack.empty()); // Push an empty container to the stack to hold the result expr_stack.push(expression_container::make()); } expression::sptr get_result() { UHD_ASSERT_THROW(expr_stack.size() == 1); return expr_stack.top(); } }; //! This isn't strictly a grammar, as it also includes semantic // actions etc. I'm not going to spend ages thinking of a better // name at this point. struct grammar { // Implementation detail specific to boost::bind (see Boost::Spirit // examples) typedef bool result_type; static const int VALID_COMMA = 0x1; static const int VALID_PARENS_OPEN = 0x2; static const int VALID_PARENS_CLOSE = 0x4; static const int VALID_EXPRESSION = 0x8 + 0x02; static const int VALID_OPERATOR = 0x10; // !This function operator gets called for each of the matched tokens. template bool operator()(Token const& t, grammar_props& P, int& next_valid_state) const { //! This is totally not how Boost::Spirit is meant to be used, // as there's token types etc. But for now let's just convert // every token to a string, and then handle it as such. std::stringstream sstr; sstr << t.value(); std::string val = sstr.str(); // std::cout << "VAL: " << val << std::endl; // std::cout << "Next valid states:\n" //<< boost::format("VALID_COMMA [%s]\n") % ((next_valid_state & 0x1) ? //"x" : " ") //<< boost::format("VALID_PARENS_OPEN [%s]\n") % ((next_valid_state & 0x2) ? //"x" : " ") //<< boost::format("VALID_PARENS_CLOSE [%s]\n") % ((next_valid_state & 0x4) ? //"x" : " ") //<< boost::format("VALID_EXPRESSION [%s]\n") % ((next_valid_state & (0x8 + //0x02)) ? "x" : " ") //<< boost::format("VALID_OPERATOR [%s]\n") % ((next_valid_state & 0x10) //? "x" : " ") //<< std::endl; switch (t.id()) { case ID_WHITESPACE: // Ignore break; case ID_KEYWORD: // Ambiguous, could be an operator (AND, OR) or a function name (ADD, // MULT...). So first, check which it is: if (val == "AND" or val == "OR") { if (not(next_valid_state & VALID_OPERATOR)) { P.error = str(boost::format("Unexpected operator: %s") % val); return false; } next_valid_state = VALID_EXPRESSION; try { if (val == "AND") { P.expr_stack.top()->set_combiner_safe( expression_container::COMBINE_AND); } else if (val == "OR") { P.expr_stack.top()->set_combiner_safe( expression_container::COMBINE_OR); } } catch (const uhd::syntax_error&) { P.error = str(boost::format("Operator %s is mixing operator " "types within this container.") % val); } // Right now, we can't have multiple operator types within a // container. We might be able to change that, if there's enough // demand. Either we keep track of multiple operators, or we open // a new container. In the latter case, we'd need a way of keeping // track of those containers, so it's a bit tricky. break; } // If it's not a keyword, it has to be a function, so check the // function table: if (not(next_valid_state & VALID_EXPRESSION)) { P.error = str(boost::format("Unexpected expression: %s") % val); return false; } if (not P.ftable->function_exists(val)) { P.error = str(boost::format("Unknown function: %s") % val); return false; } P.function_name = val; next_valid_state = VALID_PARENS_OPEN; break; // Every () creates a new container, either a raw container or // a function. case ID_PARENS_OPEN: if (not(next_valid_state & VALID_PARENS_OPEN)) { P.error = str(boost::format("Unexpected parentheses.")); return false; } if (not P.function_name.empty()) { // We've already checked the function name exists P.expr_stack.push( expression_function::make(P.function_name, P.ftable)); P.function_name.clear(); } else { P.expr_stack.push(expression_container::make()); } // Push another empty container to hold the first element/argument // in this container: P.expr_stack.push(expression_container::make()); next_valid_state = VALID_EXPRESSION | VALID_PARENS_CLOSE; break; case ID_PARENS_CLOSE: { if (not(next_valid_state & VALID_PARENS_CLOSE)) { P.error = str(boost::format("Unexpected parentheses.")); return false; } if (P.expr_stack.size() < 2) { P.error = str(boost::format("Unbalanced closing parentheses.")); return false; } // First pop the last expression inside the parentheses, // if it's not empty, add it to the top container (this also avoids // adding arguments to functions if none were provided): expression_container::sptr c = P.expr_stack.top(); P.expr_stack.pop(); if (not c->empty()) { P.expr_stack.top()->add(c); } // At the end of (), either a function or container is complete, // so pop that and add it to its top container: expression_container::sptr c2 = P.expr_stack.top(); P.expr_stack.pop(); P.expr_stack.top()->add(c2); next_valid_state = VALID_OPERATOR | VALID_COMMA | VALID_PARENS_CLOSE; } break; case ID_ARG_SEP: { if (not(next_valid_state & VALID_COMMA)) { P.error = str(boost::format("Unexpected comma.")); return false; } next_valid_state = VALID_EXPRESSION; // If stack size is 1, we're on the base container, which means we // simply string stuff. if (P.expr_stack.size() == 1) { break; } // Otherwise, a ',' always means we add the previous expression to // the current container: expression_container::sptr c = P.expr_stack.top(); P.expr_stack.pop(); P.expr_stack.top()->add(c); // It also means another expression is following, so create another // empty container for that: P.expr_stack.push(expression_container::make()); } break; // All the atomic expressions just get added to the current container: case ID_VARIABLE: { if (not(next_valid_state & VALID_EXPRESSION)) { P.error = str(boost::format("Unexpected expression.")); return false; } expression_variable::sptr v = expression_variable::make( val, P.var_type_getter, P.var_value_getter); P.expr_stack.top()->add(v); next_valid_state = VALID_OPERATOR | VALID_COMMA | VALID_PARENS_CLOSE; } break; default: // If we get here, we assume it's a literal expression { if (not(next_valid_state & VALID_EXPRESSION)) { P.error = str(boost::format("Unexpected expression.")); return false; } expression::type_t token_type; switch (t.id()) { // A map lookup would be more elegant, but we'd // need a nicer C++ for that case ID_LITERAL_DOUBLE: token_type = expression::TYPE_DOUBLE; break; case ID_LITERAL_INT: token_type = expression::TYPE_INT; break; case ID_LITERAL_HEX: token_type = expression::TYPE_INT; break; case ID_LITERAL_STR: token_type = expression::TYPE_STRING; break; case ID_LITERAL_VECTOR_INT: token_type = expression::TYPE_INT_VECTOR; break; default: UHD_THROW_INVALID_CODE_PATH(); } P.expr_stack.top()->add( boost::make_shared(val, token_type)); next_valid_state = VALID_OPERATOR | VALID_COMMA | VALID_PARENS_CLOSE; break; } } // end switch return true; } }; public: expression::sptr create_expr_tree(const std::string& code) { // Create empty stack and keyword states grammar_props P(_ftable, _var_type_getter, _var_value_getter); int next_valid_state = grammar::VALID_EXPRESSION; // Create a lexer instance ns_lexer> lexer_functor; // Tokenize the string char const* first = code.c_str(); char const* last = &first[code.size()]; bool r = lex::tokenize(first, last, // Iterators lexer_functor, // Lexer boost::bind(grammar(), _1, boost::ref(P), boost::ref(next_valid_state)) // Function object ); // Check the parsing worked: if (not r or P.expr_stack.size() != 1) { std::string rest(first, last); throw uhd::syntax_error( str(boost::format("Parsing stopped at: %s\nError message: %s") % rest % P.error)); } // Clear stack and return result return P.get_result(); } private: function_table::sptr _ftable; expression_variable::type_getter_type _var_type_getter; expression_variable::value_getter_type _var_value_getter; }; parser::sptr parser::make(function_table::sptr ftable, expression_variable::type_getter_type var_type_getter, expression_variable::value_getter_type var_value_getter) { return sptr(new parser_impl(ftable, var_type_getter, var_value_getter)); }