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-rw-r--r-- | taccle/README.md | 123 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | taccle/examples/Makefile | 17 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | taccle/examples/if_then_else.tac | 18 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | taccle/examples/infix_calc.tac | 35 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | taccle/examples/interactive_calculator.tac | 42 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | taccle/examples/lalr_reduce_reduce.tac | 18 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | taccle/examples/reduce_reduce.tac | 20 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | taccle/examples/reduce_reduce2.tac | 15 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | taccle/examples/shift_reduce.tac | 17 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | taccle/examples/shift_reduce2.tac | 20 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | taccle/examples/simple_calculator.tac | 36 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | taccle/examples/simple_expressions.tac | 30 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | taccle/examples/simple_grammar.tac | 27 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | taccle/examples/simple_scanner.fcl | 16 | ||||
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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General +Public License instead of this License. diff --git a/taccle/ChangeLog b/taccle/ChangeLog new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e9728f1 --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/ChangeLog @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +2005-03-17 J. Tang <tang@jtang.org> + + * Added infinite recursion detection. It should work. + +2004-10-29 J. Tang <tang@jtang.org> + + * Added more comments; upped version to 1.0. + +2004-09-29 J. Tang <tang@jtang.org> + + * Added --version flag to display taccle version. + + * Added infix_calc.tac as example of how to do precedence. + + * Added operator precedence (%left, %right, %nonassoc, and + %prec). Seems to work, at least with the example from the bison + info manual. + +2004-09-28 J. Tang <tang@jtang.org> + + * Discovered obscure error when calculating FIRST and FOLLOW sets + given a rule of the form: x -> A x A + (i.e., when the rule recurses with a terminal following the lhs + token) + + * Added -w to enable warnings display. + +2004-09-27 J. Tang <tang@jtang.org> + + * Added write_array procedure to better format state transition + tables. Thanks to jcw for suggestion. + +2004-09-08 J. Tang <tang@jtang.org> + + * As a result of working epsilons, added embedded actions. + + * Fixed epsilon transitions by adding FOLLOW sets. Double Woot! + +2004-08-18 J. Tang <tang@jtang.org> + + * Added epsilon transitions. Woot! + + * Renamed synthesized attributes to just $1, $2... Renamed $yy_ + to $_. (Yup, $_ like in Perl.) Thanks to Matt Newman for + suggestion. + + * Added error terminal and error recovery (though no yyerrok). + See interactive_calculator.tac example. diff --git a/taccle/README.md b/taccle/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..19609e9 --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,123 @@ +Copyright +--------- +taccle itself is protected by the GNU General Public License. See the +file COPYING for details. Of course, any code you generate using +taccle is subject to whatever restrictions you place on it. + + +Availability +------------ +A wiki page for taccle may be found at http://mini.net/tcl/taccle. +An archive of taccle files are available at http://tcl.jtang.org/taccle. + + +taccle README +------------- +taccle is another compiler compiler for the Tcl language. It takes as +input a "taccle specification file"; from this taccle generates a Tcl +file that implements an LALR(1) parser. The program brings to the Tcl +language what yacc and bison do for C and C++. + +This release of taccle implements nearly all features of yacc: + - #include filename + - %define parse.error verbose declaration + - %token and %start declarations + - epsilon transitions (i.e., "empty" rules) + - embedded (mid-rule) actions + - literal tokens + - symbol values and synthesized attributes + - the error token and error recovery + - shift/reduce and reduce/reduce conflict notification + - operator precedence with %left, %right, %nonassoc, and %prec + - functions yyerror, YYABORT, YYACCEPT, and yyclearin + - infinite recursion detection + +Features currently missing in taccle are: + - inherited attributes + +Because taccle uses the lset command it requires Tcl 8.4 or greater. + +Be aware of the following differences between taccle and yacc: + +1. taccle (and Tcl) has no concept of variable types. Thus %union and + %type declarations are no longer needed. + +2. yacc uses variables $1, $2, etc for symbol values; it uses $$ for + the synthesized attribute. Although both $1 and $$ are legal + variable references in Tcl the latter is more awkward; the + expression `set $ foo' is not legal. Instead of $$ use the name + '_', as in `set _ foo'. These variables' scopes are valid only + within the context of an action. See + examples/simple_calculator.tac for an example. + + (The astute observer notes that using $_ for synthesized values is + similar to Perl's use of the auto-variable $_.) + +3. taccle has error handling just like bison. It always declares the + terminal `error' that is pushed onto the stack whenever it detects + a syntax error. Although yyclearin is implemented neither + YYRECOVERING nor yyerrok are. The example + interactive_calculator.tac implements error handling. + +4. Like yacc, taccle requires a token generator. The examples use + fickle (http://mini.net/tcl/fickle), though others are welcome. + +5. taccle calls a global function yylex to fetch the next token. This + yylex function is expected to return the next token in the input + stream, either a string or a number. Normally this poses no + problem except for the case of a literal zero. Tcl makes no + distinction between the integer zero and the string zero. Because + zero is reserved for the end of input marker, taccle will refuse + grammars that employ literal zeros. You can get around this by + declaring `%token ZERO' and using that instead. + +6. Another literal that causes all sorts of problems is the open brace + '{'. Because most things are represented internally as lists the + presence of the brace breaks everything. Thus taccle will refuse + to parse grammars with this literal; you'll have to use a %token + instead. + + +Using the Examples +------------------ +Execute taccle as if it were yacc: + + $ tclsh ./taccle.tcl -d some_spec_file.tac + +This will generate two files, some_spec_file.tcl and +some_spec_file.tab.tcl. The first contains the actual parser code; +execute it by calling yyparse. The latter file is file to be sourced +by the lexer, much akin to yacc's y.tab.h file. + +The Makefile in the examples subdirectory will generate two simple +calculator programs. You will need a copy of fickle (available at +http://mini.net/tcl/fickle) and may need to modify its location on +line 4 of the Makefile. After filtering simple_calculator through +ficcle and taccle execute it like so: + + $ echo "6*9" | tclsh simple_calculator.tcl + +If all goes well the program displays: + + Result is 54 + +A more interesting example is interactive_calculator.tcl. This one is +designed to handle any arbitrary number of commands. Upon errornous +equations it recovers by discarding the rest of the buffer. Here is +an example session of it: + + $ tclsh interactive_calculator.tcl + 6*9 + = 54 + 1++2++3 + = error + 1 + 2 + 3 + = 6 + +The final example, infix_calc.tcl, shows how to use operator +precedence to resolve shift/reduce conflicts. It understands both +left associative operators (addition et al) as well as right +associative (exponentation). Here is an example use: + + $ echo "2^2^2 - 10 * 2 + 6 / 3" | tclsh infix_calc.tcl + -2 diff --git a/taccle/examples/Makefile b/taccle/examples/Makefile new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7235aea --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/examples/Makefile @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +# $Id: Makefile,v 1.2 2004/09/29 16:23:28 tang Exp $ + +TCL=tclsh +FICKLE=~/fickle/fickle.tcl +TACCLE=../taccle.tcl +EXAMPLES=interactive_calculator.tcl simple_calculator.tcl infix_calc.tcl + +all: $(EXAMPLES) simple_scanner.tcl + +%.tcl: %.fcl + $(TCL) $(FICKLE) $< + +%.tcl: %.tac + $(TCL) $(TACCLE) -d -v -w $< + +clean: + -rm -f *tcl *output diff --git a/taccle/examples/if_then_else.tac b/taccle/examples/if_then_else.tac new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eee631a --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/examples/if_then_else.tac @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +# $Id: if_then_else.tac,v 1.1 2004/08/18 23:53:42 tang Exp $ + +# The classical if/then/else ambiguity. taccle resolves this by +# giving higher precedence to shifting else. +# +# References: +# Dragon book, page 250 +# lex & yacc, pages 233-235 + +%token IF ELSE TERMINAL + +%% + +stmt: IF '(' cond ')' stmt + | IF '(' cond ')' stmt ELSE stmt + | TERMINAL; + +cond: TERMINAL; diff --git a/taccle/examples/infix_calc.tac b/taccle/examples/infix_calc.tac new file mode 100644 index 0000000..95ef2ee --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/examples/infix_calc.tac @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +# $Id: infix_calc.tac,v 1.1 2004/09/29 16:23:28 tang Exp $ + +# This example demonstrates how taccle handles operator precedence. +# The code is shamelessly borrowed from the GNU Bison info manual. + +# taccle Declarations +%token ID NEWLINE +%left '-' '+' +%left '*' '/' +%left NEG # negation--unary minus +%right '^' # exponentiation + +# Grammar follows +%% +input: # empty string + | input line +; + +line: NEWLINE + | exp NEWLINE { puts [format "\t%.10g" $1] } +; + +exp: ID { set _ $1 } + | exp '+' exp { set _ [expr {$1 + $3}] } + | exp '-' exp { set _ [expr {$1 - $3}] } + | exp '*' exp { set _ [expr {$1 * $3}] } + | exp '/' exp { set _ [expr {$1 / $3}] } + | '-' exp %prec NEG { set _ [expr {-1.0 * $2}] } + | exp '^' exp { set _ [expr {pow($1, $3)}] } + | '(' exp ')' { set _ $2 } +; +%% + +source simple_scanner.tcl +yyparse diff --git a/taccle/examples/interactive_calculator.tac b/taccle/examples/interactive_calculator.tac new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ac8a3ba --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/examples/interactive_calculator.tac @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +# $Id: interactive_calculator.tac,v 1.2 2004/09/08 21:38:44 tang Exp $ + +# This example expands the simple calculator to be interactive from +# the command line. Note the use of an empty rule (i.e., epsilon +# transition). Also featured are the error token and error recovery. + +%{ +#!/usr/bin/tclsh + +%} + +%token ID NEWLINE + +%% + +start: line NEWLINE start + | line + ; + +line: E { puts " = $1" } + | error { puts " -- error" } + | # empty + ; + +E: E '+' T { set _ [expr {$1 + $3}] } + | E '-' T { set _ [expr {$1 - $3}] } + | T + ; + +T: T '*' F { set _ [expr {$1 * $3}] } + | T '/' F { set _ [expr {$1 / $3}] } + | F + ; + +F: '(' E ')' { set _ $2 } + | ID { set _ $::yylval } + ; + +%% + +source simple_scanner.tcl +yyparse diff --git a/taccle/examples/lalr_reduce_reduce.tac b/taccle/examples/lalr_reduce_reduce.tac new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fb7e493 --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/examples/lalr_reduce_reduce.tac @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +# $Id: lalr_reduce_reduce.tac,v 1.1 2004/08/18 23:53:42 tang Exp $ + +# Below illustrates a grammar that is ambiguous by an LALR(1) parser +# but not an LR(1). There is a reduce/reduce conflict given a viable +# prefix ac. taccle resolves this by giving precedence to the first +# listed rule (A -> c). +# +# Reference: +# Dragon book, page 238 + +%token a b c d e + +%% + +S: a A d | b B d | a B e | b A e ; + +A: c ; +B: c ; diff --git a/taccle/examples/reduce_reduce.tac b/taccle/examples/reduce_reduce.tac new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4de6556 --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/examples/reduce_reduce.tac @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# $Id: reduce_reduce.tac,v 1.1 2004/08/18 23:53:43 tang Exp $ + +# This is an example of where a lookahead of just one symbol is +# insufficient. taccle finds a reduce/reduce conflict and resolves it +# by giving precedence to the first rule (cart_animal -> horse). +# +# Reference: +# lex & yacc, page 55 + +%token and cart plow horse goat ox + +%% + +phrase: cart_animal and cart + | work_animal and plow + ; + +cart_animal: horse | goat ; + +work_animal: horse | ox ; diff --git a/taccle/examples/reduce_reduce2.tac b/taccle/examples/reduce_reduce2.tac new file mode 100644 index 0000000..53c6d3b --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/examples/reduce_reduce2.tac @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +# $Id: reduce_reduce2.tac,v 1.1 2004/08/18 23:53:43 tang Exp $ + +# Here is another reduce/reduce conflict. +# +# Reference: +# lex & yacc, page 225 + +%token A B C Z + +%% + +start: A B x Z | y Z; + +x: C; +y: A B C; diff --git a/taccle/examples/shift_reduce.tac b/taccle/examples/shift_reduce.tac new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8905e26 --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/examples/shift_reduce.tac @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +# $Id: shift_reduce.tac,v 1.1 2004/08/18 23:53:43 tang Exp $ + +# This is an example of a shift/reduce conflict. Eventually I will +# add operator precedence and associativity, but for now taccle simply +# gives higher precedence to shifts. +# +# Reference: +# lex & yacc, pages 229-230 and 236 + +%token TERMINAL + +%% + +expr: TERMINAL + | expr '+' expr + | expr '-' expr + | expr '*' expr ; diff --git a/taccle/examples/shift_reduce2.tac b/taccle/examples/shift_reduce2.tac new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c3ad0d3 --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/examples/shift_reduce2.tac @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# $Id: shift_reduce2.tac,v 1.1 2004/08/18 23:53:43 tang Exp $ + +# Here is one final shift/reduce conflict. taccles resolves the +# problem by giving precedence to a shift. +# +# Reference: +# lex & yacc, pages 226-227 + +%token A R + +%% + +start: x1 + | x2 + | y R; + +x1: A R; +x2: A z; +y: A; +z: R; diff --git a/taccle/examples/simple_calculator.tac b/taccle/examples/simple_calculator.tac new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ea104aa --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/examples/simple_calculator.tac @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +# $Id: simple_calculator.tac,v 1.1 2004/08/18 23:53:43 tang Exp $ + +# This example demonstrates symbol and synthesized values. + +%{ +#!/usr/bin/tclsh + +%} + +%token ID NEWLINE +%start start + +%% + +start: E NEWLINE { puts "Result is $1" } + | E { puts "Result is $1" } + ; + +E: E '+' T { set _ [expr {$1 + $3}] } + | E '-' T { set _ [expr {$1 - $3}] } + | T + ; + +T: T '*' F { set _ [expr {$1 * $3}] } + | T '/' F { set _ [expr {$1 / $3}] } + | F + ; + +F: '(' E ')' { set _ $2 } + | ID { set _ $::yylval } + ; + +%% + +source simple_scanner.tcl +yyparse diff --git a/taccle/examples/simple_expressions.tac b/taccle/examples/simple_expressions.tac new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7cc1f58 --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/examples/simple_expressions.tac @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +# $Id: simple_expressions.tac,v 1.1 2004/08/18 23:53:43 tang Exp $ + +# This examples takes simple_grammar and adds actions to each rule. + +%{ +#!/usr/bin/tclsh + +%} + +%token ID +%start E + +%% + +E: E '+' T { puts "E + T" } + | T { puts "T" } + ; + +T: T '*' F { puts "T * F" } + | F { puts "F" } + ; + +F: '(' E ')' { puts "(E)" } + | ID { puts "id" } + ; + +%% + +source simple_scanner.tcl +yyparse diff --git a/taccle/examples/simple_grammar.tac b/taccle/examples/simple_grammar.tac new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ea354d9 --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/examples/simple_grammar.tac @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +# $Id: simple_grammar.tac,v 1.1 2004/08/18 23:53:43 tang Exp $ + +%{ + +source simple_scanner.tcl + +%} + +%token ID + +%% + +E: E '+' T + | T + ; + +T: T '*' F + | F + ; + +F: '(' E ')' + | ID + ; + +%% + +yyparse diff --git a/taccle/examples/simple_scanner.fcl b/taccle/examples/simple_scanner.fcl new file mode 100644 index 0000000..99ff67f --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/examples/simple_scanner.fcl @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +# $Id: simple_scanner.fcl,v 1.2 2004/08/18 23:55:31 tang Exp $ + +%{ +source "simple_calculator.tab.tcl" +%} + +%option interactive + +number [0-9]+ + +%% + +{number} { set ::yylval $yytext; return $::ID } +\n { return $::NEWLINE } +\s # ignore whitespace +. { set ::yylval $yytext; return $yytext } diff --git a/taccle/taccle.tcl b/taccle/taccle.tcl new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d97a607 --- /dev/null +++ b/taccle/taccle.tcl @@ -0,0 +1,1726 @@ +#!/usr/bin/tclsh + +# $Id: taccle.tcl,v 1.6 2005/03/17 20:42:21 tang Exp $ + +set TACCLE_VERSION 1.3 + +# no yydebug +# no YYDEBUG +# no yyerrok +# no YYRECOVERING +# add %define parse.error verbose + +#//# +# Taccle is another compiler compiler written in pure Tcl. reads a +# <em>taccle specification file</em> to generate pure Tcl code that +# implements an LALR(1) parser. See the {@link README} file for +# complete instructions. Additional information may be found at +# {@link http://mini.net/tcl/taccle}. +# +# @author Jason Tang (tang@jtang.org) +#//# + +# Process a definition on a single line, either a literal block or a +# <code>%</code> directive. +# +# @param line text of a definition +proc handle_defs {line} { + # trim whitespace and remove any comments + set line [strip_comments [string trim $line]] + if {$line == ""} { + return + } + if {$line == "%\{"} { + handle_literal_block + } else { + # extract the keyword to the left of the first space and the + # arguments (if any) to the right + if {[regexp -line {^(\S+)\s+(.*)} $line foo keyword args] == 0} { + set keyword $line + set args "" + } + switch -- $keyword { + "%token" { + if {!$::parse_error} { + foreach {token_name} [split $args] { + if {$token_name != ""} { + # add the terminal token to the table + add_token $token_name $::TERMINAL 0 0 nonassoc + } + } + } else { + foreach {token_name token_title} [split $args] { + if {$token_name != {}} { + # add the terminal token to the table + set tt {} + if {$token_title != {}} { + set tt $token_title + } else { + set tt [string trimright $token_name {_}] + } + add_token $token_name $::TERMINAL 0 0 nonassoc $tt + } + } + } + } + "%left" - + "%right" - + "%nonassoc" { + handle_precedence $::next_precedence [string range $keyword 1 end] $args + incr ::next_precedence + } + "%start" { + if {$args == ""} { + taccle_error "Must supply a token with %start" $::PARAM_ERROR + } + set ::start_symbol $args + } + "%define" { + if {$args == {parse.error verbose}} { + set ::parse_error 1 + } + } + default { + taccle_error "Unknown declaration \"$keyword\"" $::SYNTAX_ERROR + } + } + } +} + +# Start reading from the source file and copy everything between ^%\{$ +# to ^%\}$ to the destination file. +proc handle_literal_block {} { + set end_defs 0 + set lines_in_block 0 + while {$end_defs == 0} { + if {[gets $::src line] < 0} { + taccle_error "No terminator to verbatim section found " $::SYNTAX_ERROR + } elseif {[string trim $line] == "%\}"} { + set end_defs 1 + } else { + puts $::dest $line + } + incr lines_in_block + } + incr ::line_count $lines_in_block +} + +# Assigns operator precedence to each token in $tokens. Adds the +# token as a TERMINAL to the token table. +# +# @param level integer value for token precedence +# @param direction direction of precedence, either <var>left</var>, +# <var>right</var>, or <var>nonassoc</var> +# @param tokens list of terminals to which assign precedence +proc handle_precedence {level direction tokens} { + foreach token $tokens { + if {[regexp -- {\A\'(.)\'\Z} $token foo c]} { + add_token $c $::TERMINAL 1 $level $direction + } else { + add_token $token $::TERMINAL 0 $level $direction + } + } +} + +# The nine steps to actually building a parser, given a string buffer +# containing all of the rules. +# +# @param rules_buf a very large string consisting of all of the +# grammar's rules +proc build_parser {rules_buf} { + # setp 0: parse the entire rules buffer into separate productions + handle_rules_buf $rules_buf + + # step 1: rewrite the grammar, then augment it + rewrite_grammar + + # step 2: determine which non-terminals are nullable + generate_nullable_table + + # step 3: generate FIRST table for each element in the token table + generate_first_table + + # step 4: now generate FOLLOW table for each element + generate_follow_table + + # step 5: build canonical LR(1) table + generate_lr1 + + # step 6: combine cores into LALR(1) table + generate_lalr1 + + # step 7: wherever there exists a shift/reduce conflict, choose to + # reduce wherever the precedence table dictates such + resolve_precedences + + # step 8: check for infinite recursions + check_recursions + + # step 9: finally take LALR(1) table and generate a state + # transition matrix + generate_lalr1_parse_table +} + +# Parses the rules buffer, extracting each rule and adding +# pseudo-rules wherever embedded actions exist. +# +# @param rules_buf remaining rules to handle +proc handle_rules_buf {rules_buf} { + # counts number of rules in the grammar + # rule number 0 is reserved for the special augmentation S' -> S + set ::rule_count 1 + set prev_lhs "" + + # keep track of pseudo-rules (used for embedded actions) + set pseudo_count 1 + + # add the special end marker + set ::token_table("\$",t) $::TERMINAL + set ::token_table("\$") 0 + set ::token_id_table(0) "\$" + set ::token_id_table(0,t) $::TERMINAL + set ::prec_table(0) 0 + set ::prec_table(0,dir) nonassoc + + # add the special error token + add_token error $::TERMINAL 1 0 nonassoc + + while {[string length $rules_buf] > 0} { + # consume blank lines + if {[regexp -line -- {\A([[:blank:]]*\n)} $rules_buf foo blanks]} { + set rules_buf [string range $rules_buf [string length $blanks] end] + incr ::line_count + continue + } + # extract left hand side + if {[regexp -line -- {\A\s*(\w+)\s*:} $rules_buf foo lhs]} { + add_token $lhs $::NONTERMINAL 0 0 nonassoc + set prev_lhs $lhs + } elseif {[regexp -line -- {\A\s*\|} $rules_buf foo]} { + if {$prev_lhs == ""} { + taccle_error "No previously declared left hand side" $::SYNTAX_ERROR + } + set lhs $prev_lhs + } elseif {[regexp -line -- {\A\s*\Z} $rules_buf]} { + # only whitespace left + break + } else { + taccle_error "No left hand side found" $::SYNTAX_ERROR + } + set rules_buf [string range $rules_buf [string length $foo] end] + + # read the rule derivation, which is everything up to a bar or + # semicolon + set rhs "" + set action "" + set done_deriv 0 + set num_lines 0 + while {$rules_buf != "" && $done_deriv != 1} { + switch -- [string index $rules_buf 0] { + | { set done_deriv 1 } + ; { + set done_deriv 1 + set prev_lhs "" + set rules_buf [string range $rules_buf 1 end] + } + "\n" { + incr num_lines + append rhs " " + set rules_buf [string range $rules_buf 1 end] + } + ' { + append rhs [string range $rules_buf 0 2] + set rules_buf [string range $rules_buf 3 end] + } + \{ { + # keep scanning until end of action found + set a "" + set rp 1 + set found_end 0 + while {!$found_end && $rp < [string length $rules_buf]} { + set c [string index $rules_buf $rp] + if {$c == "\}"} { + if {[info complete $a]} { + set found_end 1 + } else { + append a "\}" + } + } elseif {$c == "\n"} { + append a $c + incr num_lines + } else { + append a $c + } + incr rp + } + if {!$found_end} { + taccle_error "Unmatched `\{'" $::SYNTAX_ERROR + } + set action $a + set rules_buf [string range $rules_buf $rp end] + } + default { + set c [string index $rules_buf 0] + if {$action != "" && ![string is space $c]} { + # embedded action found; add a special rule for it + set pseudo_name "@PSEUDO$pseudo_count" + add_token $pseudo_name $::NONTERMINAL 0 0 nonassoc + set ::rule_table($::rule_count,l) $pseudo_name + set ::rule_table($::rule_count,d) "" + set ::rule_table($::rule_count,dc) 0 + set ::rule_table($::rule_count,a) $action + set ::rule_table($::rule_count,e) 0 + set ::rule_table($::rule_count,line) $::line_count + append rhs "$pseudo_name " + set action "" + incr pseudo_count + incr ::rule_count + } else { + append rhs $c + set rules_buf [string range $rules_buf 1 end] + } + } + } + } + if {$rules_buf == "" && $done_deriv == 0} { + taccle_error "Rule does not terminate" $::SYNTAX_ERROR + } + set derivation [string trim $rhs] + set deriv_list "" + set deriv_count 0 + set prec_next 0 + foreach token [split $derivation] { + if {$prec_next} { + # check that argument to %prec is a terminal symbol + if {![info exists ::token_table($token)] || \ + $::token_table($token,t) != $::TERMINAL} { + taccle_error "Argument to %prec is not a terminal symbol" $::GRAMMAR_ERROR + } + set ::rule_table($::rule_count,prec) $::token_table($token) + set prec_next 0 + continue + } + if {$token == "%prec"} { + set prec_next 1 + continue + } + if {[regexp -- {\A\'(.)\'\Z} $token foo c]} { + add_token $c $::TERMINAL 1 0 nonassoc + set token $c + } + if {$token != ""} { + if {[string range $token 0 6] == "@PSEUDO"} { + set ::rule_table([expr {$::rule_count - 1}],e) $deriv_count + } + + lappend deriv_list $token + incr deriv_count + } + } + if {$prec_next} { + taccle_error "%prec modifier has no associated terminal symbol" $::PARAM_ERROR + } + incr ::line_count $num_lines + set ::rule_table($::rule_count,l) $lhs + set ::rule_table($::rule_count,d) $deriv_list + set ::rule_table($::rule_count,dc) [llength $deriv_list] + set ::rule_table($::rule_count,a) $action + set ::rule_table($::rule_count,line) $::line_count + incr ::rule_count + } +} + +# Post-process the grammar by augmenting it and and replacing all +# tokens with their id values. +proc rewrite_grammar {} { + set ::rule_table(0,l) "start'" + if {[info exists ::start_symbol]} { + if {![info exists ::token_table($::start_symbol)]} { + taccle_error "Token given by %start does not exist" $::PARAM_ERROR + } + if {$::token_table($::start_symbol,t) == $::TERMINAL} { + taccle_error "Token given by %start is a terminal." $::PARAM_ERROR + } + set ::rule_table(0,d) $::start_symbol + } else { + set ::rule_table(0,d) $::rule_table(1,l) + } + set ::rule_table(0,dc) 1 + set ::rule_table(0,prec) 0 + set ::start_token_id [add_token "start'" $::NONTERMINAL 0 0 nonassoc] + set ::token_list [lsort -command tokid_compare $::token_list] + + # now go through grammar and replace all token names with their id + # number + for {set i 0} {$i < $::rule_count} {incr i} { + set ::rule_table($i,l) $::token_table($::rule_table($i,l)) + set new_deriv_list "" + foreach deriv $::rule_table($i,d) { + if {![info exists ::token_table($deriv)]} { + taccle_error "Symbol $deriv used, but is not defined as a token and has no rules." $::GRAMMAR_ERROR + } + lappend new_deriv_list $::token_table($deriv) + } + set ::rule_table($i,d) $new_deriv_list + # set the rule's precedence only if it was not already specified + if {![info exist ::rule_table($i,prec)]} { + set ::rule_table($i,prec) [get_prec $new_deriv_list] + } + } + + # check for unused tokens + set used_list [concat "error" [recurse_dfs $::start_token_id ""]] + foreach tok_id $::token_list { + if {[lsearch -exact $used_list $tok_id] == -1} { + taccle_warn "Token $::token_id_table($tok_id) unused." + } else { + lappend ::used_token_list $tok_id + } + } + # add to the used token list {$} but /not/ start' + set ::used_token_list [concat [lrange $::used_token_list 0 end-1] \ + $::token_table("\$")] +} + +# Determine which non-terminals are nullable. Any terminal which can +# be simplified to just an epsilon transition is nullable. +proc generate_nullable_table {} { + set nullable_found 1 + while {$nullable_found} { + set nullable_found 0 + foreach tok_id $::token_list { + if {[info exist ::nullable_table($tok_id)]} { + continue + } + if {$::token_id_table($tok_id,t) == $::TERMINAL} { + set ::nullable_table($tok_id) 0 + continue + } + for {set i 0} {$i < $::rule_count} {incr i} { + set lhs $::rule_table($i,l) + if {$lhs != $tok_id} { + continue + } + set rhs [lindex $::rule_table($i,d) 0] + if {$rhs == ""} { + set ::nullable_table($lhs) 1 + set nullable_found 1 + } else { + set nullable 0 + foreach r $rhs { + if {[info exists ::nullable_table($r)]} { + set nullable $::nullable_table($r) + break + } + } + if {$nullable} { + set ::nullable_table($lhs) 1 + set nullable_found 1 + } + } + } + } + } + foreach tok_id $::token_list { + if {![info exist ::nullable_table($tok_id)]} { + set ::nullable_table($tok_id) 0 + } + } +} + +# Generate the table of FIRST symbols for the grammar. +proc generate_first_table {} { + foreach tok_id $::token_list { + generate_first_recurse $tok_id "" + } +} + +# Recursively calculates the FIRST set for a given token, handling +# nullable terminals as well. +# +# @param tok_id id of token to generate FIRST set +# @param history list of tokens already examined +# @return list of tokens (including -1 for epsilon) in tok_id's FIRST set +proc generate_first_recurse {tok_id history} { + if {[lsearch -exact $history $tok_id] >= 0} { + return "" + } + if {[info exists ::first_table($tok_id)]} { + return $::first_table($tok_id) + } + if {$::token_id_table($tok_id,t) == $::TERMINAL} { + set ::first_table($tok_id) $tok_id + return $tok_id + } + # FIRST = union of all first non-terminals on rhs. if a + # non-terminal is nullable, then add FIRST of the following + # terminal to the FIRST set. keep repeating while nullable. + set first_union "" + for {set i 0} {$i < $::rule_count} {incr i} { + set lhs $::rule_table($i,l) + if {$lhs != $tok_id} { + continue + } + if {$::rule_table($i,dc) == 0} { + # empty rule, so add the special epsilon marker -1 to the FIRST set + lappend first_union -1 + } else { + foreach r $::rule_table($i,d) { + lconcat first_union [generate_first_recurse $r [concat $history $tok_id]] + if {$::nullable_table($r) == 0} { + break + } + } + } + } + set ::first_table($tok_id) [lsort -increasing -unique $first_union] + return $first_union +} + +# Generate the table of FOLLOW symbols for the grammar. +proc generate_follow_table {} { + set ::follow_table($::token_table(start')) $::token_table("\$") + foreach tok_id $::token_list { + generate_follow_recurse $tok_id "" + } +} + +# Recursively calculates the FOLLOW set for a given token, handling +# nullable terminals as well. +# +# @param tok_id id of token to generate FOLLOW set +# @param history list of tokens already examined +# @return list of tokens in tok_id's FOLLOW set +proc generate_follow_recurse {tok_id history} { + if {[lsearch -exact $history $tok_id] >= 0} { + return "" + } + if {[info exists ::follow_table($tok_id)]} { + return $::follow_table($tok_id) + } + set follow_union "" + for {set i 0} {$i < $::rule_count} {incr i} { + # if the token is on the rhs of the rule then FOLLOW includes + # the FIRST of the token following it; if at end of rule (or + # can be derived to end of rule) then FOLLOW includes the + # FOLLOW of the lhs + set rhs $::rule_table($i,d) + for {set j [expr {$::rule_table($i,dc) - 1}]} {$j >= 0} {incr j -1} { + set r [lindex $rhs $j] + if {$r != $tok_id} { + continue + } + set k [expr {$j + 1}] + set gamma [lindex $rhs $k] + if {$gamma != ""} { + lconcat follow_union [all_but_eps $::first_table($gamma)] + } + set at_end_of_list 1 + while {$k < $::rule_table($i,dc)} { + if {![has_eps $::first_table([lindex $rhs $k])]} { + set at_end_of_list 0 + break + } + incr k + } + if {$at_end_of_list} { + set lhs $::rule_table($i,l) + lconcat follow_union [generate_follow_recurse $lhs [concat $history $tok_id]] + } + } + } + set ::follow_table($tok_id) [lsort -increasing -unique $follow_union] + return $follow_union +} + +# Construct a canonical LR(1) by taking the start rule (rule 0) and +# successively adding closures/states until no more new states. +proc generate_lr1 {} { + # first add start rule to the closure list + set first_item [list [list 0 $::token_table("\$") 0]] + set first_closure [add_closure $first_item 0 1] + set ::lr1_table(0) [concat $first_item $first_closure] + + # used to keep count of total number of states produced by LR(1) + set ::next_lr1_state 1 + + # keep generating items until none remain + for {set state_pointer 0} {$state_pointer < $::next_lr1_state} {incr state_pointer} { + # iterate through each token, adding transitions to new state(s) + set trans_list "" + set oldclosure_list $::lr1_table($state_pointer) + foreach tok_id $::token_list { + set todo_list "" + set working_list "" + foreach item $oldclosure_list { + foreach {rule lookahead position} $item {} + if {$position >= $::rule_table($rule,dc)} { + # at end of rule; don't expand (and remove it + # from the list) + continue + } + set nexttoken [lindex $::rule_table($rule,d) $position] + if {$nexttoken == $tok_id} { + # item's next token matches the one currently + # saught; add it to the working list + lappend working_list $item + } else { + # item was not used yet -- add it back to the + # todo list + lappend todo_list $item + } + } + set oldclosure_list $todo_list + if {$working_list != ""} { + set new_closure "" + foreach item $working_list { + # move pointer ahead to the next position + foreach {rule lookahead position} $item {} + incr position + set newitem [list $rule $lookahead $position] + lappend new_closure $newitem + } + set new_closure [concat $new_closure \ + [add_closure $new_closure 0 [llength $working_list]]] + # add a transition out of this state -- to a + # previously examined state if possible, or else + # create a new state with my new closure + set next_state -1 + for {set i 0} {$i < $::next_lr1_state} {incr i} { + if {[lsort $::lr1_table($i)] == [lsort $new_closure]} { + set next_state $i + break + } + } + if {$next_state == -1} { + # create a new state + set ::lr1_table($::next_lr1_state) $new_closure + lappend trans_list [list $tok_id $::next_lr1_state] + incr ::next_lr1_state + } else { + # reuse existing state + lappend trans_list [list $tok_id $next_state] + } + + } + } + set ::lr1_table($state_pointer,trans) [lsort -command tokid_compare -index 0 $trans_list] + } +} + +# Successively add closures from LR(1) table to LALR(1) table merging +# kernels with similar cores. +proc generate_lalr1 {} { + for {set i 0} {$i < $::next_lr1_state} {incr i} { + # as matching closures are found change their mapping here + set state_mapping_table($i) $i + } + # go through all elements of LR(1) table and generate their cores. + # this will make future comparisons easier. + for {set i 0} {$i < $::next_lr1_state} {incr i} { + set core "" + foreach item $::lr1_table($i) { + lappend core [list [lindex $item 0] [lindex $item 2]] + } + set core_table($i) [lsort $core] + } + lappend new_lalr_states(0) 0 + for {set i 1} {$i < $::next_lr1_state} {incr i} { + set found_matching 0 + for {set j 0} {$j < $i} {incr j} { + if {$core_table($i) == $core_table($j)} { + # found a matching core -- change its mapping + set state_mapping_table($i) $state_mapping_table($j) + # because this state is being eliminated, shuffle all + # future states down one + for {set k [expr {$i + 1}]} {$k < $::next_lr1_state} {incr k} { + incr state_mapping_table($k) -1 + } + # merge state $i into state $j + lappend new_lalr_states($j) $i + set found_matching 1 + break + } + } + if {!$found_matching} { + lappend new_lalr_states($i) $i + } + } + # now copy items from LR(1) table to LALR(1) table + set ::next_lalr1_state 0 + for {set i 0} {$i < $::next_lr1_state} {incr i} { + if {![info exists new_lalr_states($i)]} { + # state no longer exists (it got merged into another one) + continue + } + # first merge together all lookaheads + set ::lalr1_table($::next_lalr1_state) $::lr1_table([lindex $new_lalr_states($i) 0]) + foreach state [lrange $new_lalr_states($i) 1 end] { + set ::lalr1_table($::next_lalr1_state) \ + [merge_closures $::lalr1_table($::next_lalr1_state) $::lr1_table($state)] + } + # now rewrite the transition table + foreach trans $::lr1_table($i,trans) { + foreach {symbol new_state} $trans {} + lappend ::lalr1_table($::next_lalr1_state,trans) \ + [list $symbol $state_mapping_table($new_state)] + } + incr ::next_lalr1_state + } +} + +# Takes the LALR(1) table and resolves precedence issues by removing +# transitions whenever the precedence values indicate a reduce instead +# of a shift. +proc resolve_precedences {} { + for {set i 0} {$i < $::next_lalr1_state} {incr i} { + # scan through all kernel items that are at the end of their + # rule. for those, use the precedence table to decide to keep + # a transition (a shift) or not (a reduce) + foreach item $::lalr1_table($i) { + foreach {rule lookahead position} $item {} + if {$position < $::rule_table($rule,dc) || \ + ![info exist ::lalr1_table($i,trans)]} { + continue + } + set rule_prec_tok $::rule_table($rule,prec) + set rule_prec_level $::prec_table($rule_prec_tok) + set rule_prec_dir $::prec_table($rule_prec_tok,dir) + set new_trans "" + foreach trans $::lalr1_table($i,trans) { + set trans_tok [lindex $trans 0] + if {[lsearch $lookahead $trans_tok] == -1} { + lappend new_trans $trans + continue + } + set trans_tok_level $::prec_table($trans_tok) + set trans_tok_dir $::prec_table($trans_tok,dir) + if {$rule_prec_dir == "nonassoc" || \ + $trans_tok_dir == "nonassoc" || \ + $rule_prec_level < $trans_tok_level || \ + ($rule_prec_level == $trans_tok_level && $rule_prec_dir == "right")} { + # precedence says to shift, so keep this transition + lappend new_trans $trans + } else { + taccle_warn "Conflict in state $i between rule $rule and token \"$trans_tok\", resolved as reduce." + } + } + set ::lalr1_table($i,trans) $new_trans + } + } +} + +# Check if the grammar contains any infinite recursions. +proc check_recursions {} { + set cleared "" + for {set i 0} {$i < $::next_lalr1_state} {incr i} { + if {[lsearch -exact $cleared $i] >= 0} { + continue + } + set cleared [get_cleared $i {} $cleared] + } +} + +# Recursively performs a DFS search through the LALR(1) table to check +# for cycles. In each node check if the position is at the end of any +# rule; this marks the node is "reducible" and it is added to the +# 'cleared' list. Otherwise recurse on each terminal transitioning +# out of this state. If a state and all of its transitions are not +# reducible then abort with an error. +# +# @param state which state within the LALR(1) table to examine +# @param history a list of states so far examined on this pass +# @param cleared a list of states which have already been verified as reducible +# +# @return a new cleared list, or an empty list of this state is not reducible +proc get_cleared {state history cleared} { + if {[lsearch -exact $cleared $state] >= 0} { + return $cleared + } + if {[lsearch -exact $history $state] >= 0} { + return {} + } + # check if any items in this closure are reducible; if so then + # this state passes + set token -1 + foreach item $::lalr1_table($state) { + foreach {rule lookahead position} $item {} + if {$position == $::rule_table($rule,dc)} { + return [concat $cleared $state] + } + if {$position == 0} { + set token $::rule_table($rule,l) + } + } + # recursively check all terminals transitioning out of this state; + # if none of the new states eventually reduce then report this as + # a cycle + foreach trans $::lalr1_table($state,trans) { + foreach {tok_id nextstate} $trans {} + if {$::token_id_table($tok_id,t) == $::TERMINAL} { + set retval [get_cleared $nextstate [concat $history $state] $cleared] + if {[llength $retval] > 0} { + return [concat $retval $state] + } + } + } + if {$token == -1} { + puts stderr "OOPS: should not have gotten here!" + exit -1 + } + set ::line_count $::rule_table($rule,line) + taccle_error "Token $::token_id_table($token) appears to recurse infinitely" $::GRAMMAR_ERROR +} + +# Takes the LALR(1) table and generates the LALR(1) transition table. +# For terminals do a shift to the new state. For non-terminals reduce +# when the next token is a lookahead. Detect shift/reduce conflicts; +# resolve by giving precedence to shifting. Detect reduce/reduce +# conflicts and resolve by reducing to the first rule found. +proc generate_lalr1_parse_table {} { + for {set i 0} {$i < $::next_lalr1_state} {incr i} { + foreach item $::lalr1_table($i) { + foreach {rule lookahead position} $item {} + if {$position >= $::rule_table($rule,dc)} { + if {$rule == 0} { + set command "accept" + } else { + set command "reduce" + } + set token_list $lookahead + # target for a reduce/accept is which rule to use + # while accepting + set target $rule + } else { + set token [lindex $::rule_table($rule,d) $position] + if {$::token_id_table($token,t) == $::TERMINAL} { + set command "shift" + } else { + set command "goto" + } + set token_list [list $token] + # target for a shift/goto is the new state to move to + set target "" + foreach trans $::lalr1_table($i,trans) { + foreach {tok_id nextstate} $trans {} + if {$tok_id == $token} { + set target $nextstate + break + } + } + # this token must have been consumed by shift/reduce + # conflict resolution through the precedence table + # (above) + if {$target == ""} { + continue + } + } + + foreach token $token_list { + # check for shift/reduce conflicts + if {[info exists ::lalr1_parse($i:$token)] && \ + $::lalr1_parse($i:$token) != $command} { + # shifting takes precedence, so overwrite table + # entry if needed + if {$::lalr1_parse($i:$token) == "shift"} { + taccle_warn "Shift/Reduce error in state $i, token \"$::token_id_table($token)\", resolved by keeping shift." + break + } + taccle_warn "Shift/Reduce error in state $i between rule $::lalr1_parse($i:$token,target) and token \"$::token_id_table($token)\", resolved as shift." + unset ::lalr1_parse($i:$token,target) + } + set ::lalr1_parse($i:$token) $command + # check for reduce/reduce conflicts + # (theoretically it is impossible to have a shift/shift error) + if {[info exists ::lalr1_parse($i:$token,target)] && \ + $::lalr1_parse($i:$token,target) != $target} { + taccle_warn "Reduce/Reduce error in state $i, token \"$::token_id_table($token)\", resolved by reduce to rule $::lalr1_parse($i:$token,target)." + break + } + set ::lalr1_parse($i:$token,target) $target + } + + } + } +} + +###################################################################### +# utility routines that actually handle writing parser to output files + +# Writes to the destination file utility functions called by yyparse +# as well as by user-supplied actions. +proc write_parser_utils {} { + puts $::dest " +###### +# Begin autogenerated taccle (version $::TACCLE_VERSION) routines. +# Although taccle itself is protected by the GNU Public License (GPL) +# all user-supplied functions are protected by their respective +# author's license. See http://mini.net/tcl/taccle for other details. +###### + +namespace eval ${::p} \{ + variable yylval {} + variable table + variable rules + variable token {} + variable yycnt 0 + variable yyerr 0 + variable save_state 0 + + namespace export yylex +\} + +proc ${::p}::YYABORT \{\} \{ + return -code return 1 +\} + +proc ${::p}::YYACCEPT \{\} \{ + return -code return 0 +\} + +proc ${::p}::YYERROR \{\} \{ + variable yyerr + set yyerr 1 +\} + +proc ${::p}::yyclearin \{\} \{ + variable token + variable yycnt + set token {} + incr yycnt -1 +\} + +proc ${::p}::yyerror \{s\} \{ + puts stderr \$s +\} + +proc ${::p}::setupvalues \{stack pointer numsyms\} \{ + upvar 1 1 y + set y \{\} + for \{set i 1\} \{\$i <= \$numsyms\} \{incr i\} \{ + upvar 1 \$i y + set y \[lindex \$stack \$pointer\] + incr pointer + \} +\} + +proc ${::p}::unsetupvalues \{numsyms\} \{ + for \{set i 1\} \{\$i <= \$numsyms\} \{incr i\} \{ + upvar 1 \$i y + unset y + \} +\}" +} + +# Writes to the destination file the actual parser including LALR(1) +# table. +proc write_parser {} { + write_array $::dest ${::p}::table [array get ::lalr1_parse] + write_array $::dest ${::p}::rules [array get ::rule_table *l] + write_array $::dest ${::p}::rules [array get ::rule_table *dc] + write_array $::dest ${::p}::rules [array get ::rule_table *e] + if {$::parse_error} { + write_array $::dest ${::p}::lr1_table [array get ::lr1_table] + write_array $::dest ${::p}::token_id_table [array get ::token_id_table] + } + + puts $::dest "\nproc ${::p}::yyparse {} { + variable yylval + variable table + variable rules + variable token + variable yycnt + variable lr1_table + variable token_id_table + variable yyerr + variable save_state + + set yycnt 0 + set state_stack {0} + set value_stack {{}} + set token \"\" + set accepted 0 + set yyerr 0 + set save_state 0 + + while {\$accepted == 0} { + set state \[lindex \$state_stack end\] + if {\$token == \"\"} { + set yylval \"\" + set token \[yylex\] + set buflval \$yylval + if {\$token>0} { + incr yycnt + } + } + if {!\[info exists table(\$state:\$token)\] || \$yyerr} { + if {!\$yyerr} { + set save_state \$state + } + \# pop off states until error token accepted + while {\[llength \$state_stack\] > 0 && \\ + !\[info exists table(\$state:error)]} { + set state_stack \[lrange \$state_stack 0 end-1\] + set value_stack \[lrange \$value_stack 0 \\ + \[expr {\[llength \$state_stack\] - 1}\]\] + set state \[lindex \$state_stack end\] + } + if {\[llength \$state_stack\] == 0} {" + if {$::parse_error} { +puts $::dest " + set rr { } + if {\[info exists lr1_table(\$save_state,trans)\] && \[llength \$lr1_table(\$save_state,trans)\] >= 1} { + foreach trans \$lr1_table(\$save_state,trans) { + foreach {tok_id nextstate} \$trans { + set ss \$token_id_table(\$tok_id,title) + if {\$ss != {}} { + append rr \"\$ss, \" + } + } + } + } + set rr \[string trimleft \$rr { }\] + set rr \[string trimright \$rr {, }\] + yyerror \"parse error, expecting: \$rr\" +" + } else { +puts $::dest " + yyerror \"parse error\" +" + } +puts $::dest " + return 1 + } + lappend state_stack \[set state \$table(\$state:error,target)\] + lappend value_stack {} + \# consume tokens until it finds an acceptable one + while {!\[info exists table(\$state:\$token)]} { + if {\$token == 0} { + yyerror \"end of file while recovering from error\" + return 1 + } + set yylval {} + set token \[yylex\] + set buflval \$yylval + } + continue + } + switch -- \$table(\$state:\$token) { + shift { + lappend state_stack \$table(\$state:\$token,target) + lappend value_stack \$buflval + set token \"\" + } + reduce { + set rule \$table(\$state:\$token,target) + set ll \$rules(\$rule,l) + if \{\[info exists rules(\$rule,e)\]\} \{ + set dc \$rules(\$rule,e) + \} else \{ + set dc \$rules(\$rule,dc) + \} + set stackpointer \[expr {\[llength \$state_stack\]-\$dc}\] + setupvalues \$value_stack \$stackpointer \$dc + set _ \$1 + set yylval \[lindex \$value_stack end\] + switch -- \$rule {" + for {set i 0} {$i < $::rule_count} {incr i} { + if {[info exists ::rule_table($i,a)] && [string trim $::rule_table($i,a)] != ""} { + puts $::dest " $i { $::rule_table($i,a) }" + } + } + + puts $::dest " } + unsetupvalues \$dc + # pop off tokens from the stack if normal rule + if \{!\[info exists rules(\$rule,e)\]\} \{ + incr stackpointer -1 + set state_stack \[lrange \$state_stack 0 \$stackpointer\] + set value_stack \[lrange \$value_stack 0 \$stackpointer\] + \} + # now do the goto transition + lappend state_stack \$table(\[lindex \$state_stack end\]:\$ll,target) + lappend value_stack \$_ + } + accept { + set accepted 1 + } + goto - + default { + puts stderr \"Internal parser error: illegal command \$table(\$state:\$token)\" + return 2 + } + } + } + return 0 +} + +###### +# end autogenerated taccle functions +###### +" +} + +# Pretty-prints an array to a file descriptor. Code contributed by +# jcw. +# +# @param fd file descriptor to which write the array +# @param name name of array to declare within the file +# @param values list of 2-ple values +proc write_array {fd name values} { + puts $fd "\narray set $name {" + foreach {x y} $values { + puts $fd " [list $x $y]" + } + puts $fd "}" +} + +# Writes a header file that should be [source]d by the lexer. +proc write_header_file {} { + # scan through token_table and write out all non-implicit terminals + foreach tok_id $::token_list { + if {$::token_id_table($tok_id,t) == $::TERMINAL && \ + [string is integer $tok_id] && $tok_id >= 256} { + set token $::token_id_table($tok_id) + puts $::header "set ${token} $tok_id" + } + } +} + +###################################################################### +# utility functions + +# Adds a token to the token table, checking that it does not already +# exist. Returns the ID for the token (either old one if token +# already exists or the newly assigned id value). +# +# @param token_name name of token to add +# @param type type of token, either $::TERMINAL or $::NON_TERMINAL +# @param implicit for $::TERMINAL tokens, 1 if the token is implicitly +# declared +# @param prec_level precedence level for token +# @param prec_dir direction of precedence, either <var>left</var>, +# <var>right</var>, or <var>nonassoc</var> +# @return id value for this token +proc add_token {token_name type implicit prec_level prec_dir {token_title {}}} { + if {$token_name == "\$"} { + taccle_error "The token '$' is reserved and may not be used in productions." $::SYNTAX_ERROR + } + if {$token_name == "\{" || $token_name == 0} { + taccle_error "Literal value $token_name not allowed; define a %token instead" $::SYNTAX_ERROR + } + if [info exists ::token_table($token_name)] { + set id $::token_table($token_name) + if {$::token_table($token_name,t) == $type} { + # token already exists; modify its precedence level if necessary + if {$::prec_table($id) < $prec_level} { + taccle_warn "Redefining precedence of $token_name" + set ::prec_table($id) $prec_level + set ::prec_table($id,dir) $prec_dir + } + set ::token_id_table($id,line) $::line_count + return $id + } + set old_type [expr {$::token_table($token_name,t) == 1 ? "non-" : ""}]terminal + taccle_error "Token $token_name already declared as a $old_type" $::GRAMMAR_ERROR + } + if $implicit { + set ::token_table($token_name) $token_name + set id $token_name + } else { + set ::token_table($token_name) $::next_token_id + set id $::next_token_id + incr ::next_token_id + } + set ::token_table($token_name,t) $type + set ::token_id_table($id) $token_name + set ::token_id_table($id,title) $token_title + set ::token_id_table($id,t) $type + set ::token_id_table($id,line) $::line_count + lappend ::token_list $id + set ::prec_table($id) $prec_level + set ::prec_table($id,dir) $prec_dir + return $id +} + +# Adds closures to each item on $closure_list, starting from the index +# $closure_pointer. Keeps adding closures until no more are added. +# +# @param closure_list list of closures to process +# @param closure_pointer index into $closure_list to which start +# @param original_length original size of $closure_list +# @return list of closures added +proc add_closure {closure_list closure_pointer original_length} { + set orig_closure_pointer [expr {$closure_pointer + $original_length}] + # keep adding items to the closure list until no more + while {$closure_pointer < [llength $closure_list]} { + set item [lindex $closure_list $closure_pointer] + incr closure_pointer + foreach {rule lookahead position} $item {} + set mylength $::rule_table($rule,dc) + if {$position < $mylength} { + set nexttoken [lindex $::rule_table($rule,d) $position] + if {$::token_id_table($nexttoken,t) == $::TERMINAL} { + continue + } + # the lookahead is the FIRST of the rule /after/ + # nexttoken, or the current lookahead if at the end of + # rule. if the next token is NULLABLE then the lookahead + # includes that which FOLLOWS it + set beta_pos [expr {$position + 1}] + if {$beta_pos >= $mylength} { + set nextfirst $lookahead + } else { + set n [lindex $::rule_table($rule,d) $beta_pos] + set nextfirst [all_but_eps $::first_table($n)] + if {$::nullable_table($n)} { + set nextfirst [lsort -unique [concat $nextfirst $::follow_table($n)]] + } + } + for {set rule_num 0} {$rule_num < $::rule_count} {incr rule_num} { + if {$::rule_table($rule_num,l) != $nexttoken} { + continue + } + set newitem [list $rule_num $nextfirst 0] + set closure_list [merge_closures $closure_list [list $newitem]] + } + } + } + return [lrange $closure_list $orig_closure_pointer end] +} + +# Recurses through all productions, recording which tokens are +# actually used by the grammar. Tokens used to indicate a rule's +# precedence are also added. Returns a list of tokens used; note that +# this list can (and probably will) include duplicates. +# +# @param tok_id id of token to start +# @param history list of tok_id's already examined +# @return list of tokens used +proc recurse_dfs {tok_id history} { + if {[lsearch -exact $history $tok_id] >= 0} { + return $history + } + if {$::token_id_table($tok_id,t) == $::TERMINAL} { + return [concat $history $tok_id] + } + lappend history $tok_id + for {set i 0} {$i < $::rule_count} {incr i} { + set lhs $::rule_table($i,l) + if {$lhs == $tok_id} { + foreach deriv $::rule_table($i,d) { + set history [recurse_dfs $deriv $history] + } + lconcat history $::rule_table($i,prec) + } + } + return $history +} + +# Given a line, returns a new line with any comments removed. +# +# @param line string with a possible comment +# @return line with any commens removed +proc strip_comments {line} { + regexp -- {\A([^\#]*)} $line foo line + return $line +} + +# Combines unique elements of the two closures, also merging lookahead +# symbols, and returns the new closure. +# +# @param closure1 first closure to merge +# @param closure2 second closure to merge +# @return $closure1 and $closure2 merged together, with duplicated removed +proc merge_closures {closure1 closure2} { + foreach item2 $closure2 { + foreach {rule2 lookahead2 pos2} $item2 {} + set found_match 0 + for {set i 0} {$i < [llength $closure1]} {incr i} { + foreach {rule1 lookahead1 pos1} [lindex $closure1 $i] {} + if {$rule2 == $rule1 && $pos2 == $pos1} { + set lookahead1 [lsort -uniq [concat $lookahead1 $lookahead2]] + lset closure1 $i [list $rule1 $lookahead1 $pos1] + set found_match 1 + break + } + } + if {!$found_match} { + lappend closure1 $item2 + } + } + return $closure1 +} + +# Compares two token id values. If the two are integers then uses +# their values for comparison; otherwise performs a string comparison. +# Integer values are always "greater than" strings. +# +# @param a first token id +# @param b second token id +# @return -1 if <var>a</var> is less than <var>b</var>, 1 if +# <var>a</var> is greater, otherwise 0 +proc tokid_compare {a b} { + if {[string is integer $a] && [string is integer $b]} { + if {$a < $b} { + return -1 + } else { + return 1 + } + } + if [string is integer $a] { + return 1 + } + if [string is integer $b] { + return -1 + } + return [string compare $a $b] +} + +# Given a list, returns all everything in it except for any elements +# of value "-1", which corresponds with the epsilon symbol. +# +# @param first_list list of tokens (presumably a FIRST set) +# @return new list with all -1 values removed +proc all_but_eps {first_list} { + set new_list "" + foreach tok $first_list { + if {$tok != -1} { + lappend new_list $tok + } + } + return $new_list +} + +# Returns truth if the element value "-1", corresponding with the +# epsilon symbol, resides within the first list $first_list. +# +# @param first_list list of tokens (presumably a FIRST set) +# @return 1 if $first_list has the element -1, 0 otherwise +proc has_eps {first_list} { + foreach tok $first_list { + if {$tok == -1} { + return 1 + } + } + return 0 +} + +# Given a list of tokens, returns the token with highest precedence +# level. +# +# @param tok_list list of token ids +# @return token with highest precedence; in case of tie returns first +# one found +proc get_prec {tok_list} { + set prec_token 0 + foreach tok $tok_list { + if {$::prec_table($tok) > $::prec_table($prec_token)} { + set prec_token $tok + } + } + return $prec_token +} + +# Appends the first list a flattened version of the second, but only +# if the second is non-empty. +# +# @param list first list +# @param lists list of lists to append +# @return new list +proc lconcat {list lists} { + upvar $list l + if {$lists != ""} { + set l [concat $l $lists] + } else { + return $l + } +} + +# Retrives a parameter from the options list. If no parameter exists +# then abort with an error very reminisicent of C's +# <code>getopt</code> function; otherwise increment +# <code>param_num</code> by one. +# +# @param param_list list of parameters from the command line +# @param param_num index into <code>param_list</code> to retrieve +# @param param_name name of the parameter, used when reporting an error +# @return the <code>$param_num</code>'th element into <code>$param_list</code> +proc get_param {param_list param_num param_name} { + upvar $param_num pn + incr pn + if {$pn >= [llength $param_list]} { + puts stderr "taccle: option requires an argument -- $param_name" + exit $::PARAM_ERROR + } + return [lindex $param_list $pn] +} + +# Display to standard error a message, then abort the program. +proc taccle_error {message returnvalue} { + if {$::verbose != ""} { + puts $::verbose "$message (line $::line_count)" + } + puts stderr "$message (line $::line_count)" + exit $returnvalue +} + +# Display a message to standard error if warnings enabled. Write to +# the verbose output file if verbose is enabled. +proc taccle_warn {message} { + if {$::show_warnings} { + puts stderr $message + } + if {$::verbose != ""} { + puts $::verbose "$message" + } +} + +# Print to a particular channel a brief summary of taccle command line +# options. +proc print_taccle_help {chan} { + puts $chan "taccle: a Tcl compiler compiler +Usage: taccle \[options\] file + file a taccle grammar specification file + +Options: + -h print this help message and quit + -d write extra output file containing Tcl code to be + \[source\]d by yylex + -o FILE specify name to write parser + -v write extra output file containing descriptions of all + parser states and extended information about conflicts + -w display all warnings to standard error + -p PREFIX change default yy prefix to PREFIX + --version print taccle version and quit + +For more information see http://mini.net/tcl/taccle" +} + +# Displays to standard out the taccle version, then exits program. +proc print_taccle_version {} { + puts "taccle version $::TACCLE_VERSION" + exit 0 +} + +###################################################################### +# internal debugging routines + +proc print_symbol_table {} { + puts $::verbose "token table:" + puts $::verbose [format "%-5s %-10s %s" "id" "token" "type"] + foreach tok_id $::token_list { + set token $::token_id_table($tok_id) + if {$::token_id_table($tok_id,t) == $::TERMINAL} { + set type "terminal" + } else { + set type "non-terminal" + } + puts $::verbose [format "%-5s %-10s %s" $tok_id $token $type] + } +} + +proc print_rule_table {} { + puts $::verbose "rule table:" + for {set i 0} {$i < $::rule_count} {incr i} { + set lhs $::token_id_table($::rule_table($i,l)) + set deriv_list "" + foreach deriv $::rule_table($i,d) { + lappend deriv_list $::token_id_table($deriv) + } + if {$deriv_list == ""} { + set deriv_list "\#\# empty \#\#" + } + puts $::verbose [format "%3d: %-10s -> %s" $i $lhs $deriv_list] + } +} + +proc print_first_table {} { + puts $::verbose "first table:" + foreach tok_id $::token_list { + if {$tok_id == -1} { + continue + } + set token $::token_id_table($tok_id) + set first_list "" + foreach first $::first_table($tok_id) { + if {$first >= 0} { + lappend first_list $::token_id_table($first) + } + } + puts $::verbose [format "%-10s => %s" $token $first_list] + } +} + +proc print_closure {closure_list indent dest} { + foreach item $closure_list { + foreach {rule lookahead position} $item {} + set lhs $::token_id_table($::rule_table($rule,l)) + set deriv_list "" + set i 0 + foreach deriv $::rule_table($rule,d) { + if {$i == $position} { + lappend deriv_list "." + } + lappend deriv_list $::token_id_table($deriv) + incr i + } + if {$position == $::rule_table($rule,dc)} { + lappend deriv_list "." + } + set lookahead_list "" + foreach la $lookahead { + lappend lookahead_list $::token_id_table($la) + } + puts $dest \ + [format "%*s %-10s -> %s, %s" $indent "" $lhs $deriv_list $lookahead_list] + } +} + +proc print_lr_table {table_name num_entries} { + upvar $table_name table + for {set i 0} {$i < $num_entries} {incr i} { + puts $::verbose "state $i:" + print_closure $table($i) 2 $::verbose + if {[info exists table($i,trans)] && [llength $table($i,trans)] >= 1} { + puts -nonewline $::verbose [format "%*s transitions:" 2 ""] + foreach trans $table($i,trans) { + foreach {tok_id nextstate} $trans {} + puts -nonewline $::verbose " $::token_id_table($tok_id) => s$nextstate" + } + puts $::verbose "" + } + puts $::verbose "" + } +} + +proc print_lr1_table {} { + puts $::verbose "lr(1) table:" + print_lr_table ::lr1_table $::next_lr1_state +} + +proc print_lalr1_table {} { + puts $::verbose "lalr(1) table:" + print_lr_table ::lalr1_table $::next_lalr1_state +} + +proc print_lalr1_parse {} { + puts $::verbose "generated lalr(1) parse table:" + puts -nonewline $::verbose "state " + foreach tok_id $::used_token_list { + set token [string range $::token_id_table($tok_id) 0 4] + puts -nonewline $::verbose [format " %-5s" $token] + } + puts $::verbose "" + for {set i 0} {$i < $::next_lalr1_state} {incr i} { + puts -nonewline $::verbose [format "%4s " $i] + foreach tok_id $::used_token_list { + if [info exists ::lalr1_parse($i:$tok_id)] { + switch -- $::lalr1_parse($i:$tok_id) { + shift { set s "sh" } + goto { set s "go" } + reduce { set s "re" } + accept { set s "accept" } + } + if {$s != "accept"} { + append s $::lalr1_parse($i:$tok_id,target) + } + puts -nonewline $::verbose [format " %-5s" $s] + } else { + puts -nonewline $::verbose " " + } + } + puts $::verbose "" + } +} + +###################################################################### +# other taccle functions + +# Parse the taccle command line. +proc taccle_args {argv} { + set argvp 0 + set write_defs_file 0 + set write_verbose_file 0 + set ::parse_error 0 + set out_filename "" + set ::p "yy" + set ::show_warnings 0 + while {$argvp < [llength $argv]} { + set arg [lindex $argv $argvp] + switch -- $arg { + "-d" { set write_defs_file 1 } + "-h" - + "--help" { print_taccle_help stdout; exit 0 } + "-o" { set out_filename [get_param $argv argvp "o"] } + "-v" - "--verbose" { set write_verbose_file 1 } + "-w" { set ::show_warnings 1 } + "-p" { + set prefix [get_param $argv argvp "p"] + set ::p [string tolower $prefix] + } + "--version" { print_taccle_version } + default { + if {[string index $arg 0] != "-"} { + break + } else { + puts stderr "taccle: unknown option $arg" + print_taccle_help stderr + exit $::PARAM_ERROR + } + } + } + incr argvp + } + if {$argvp >= [llength $argv]} { + puts stderr "taccle: no grammar file given" + print_taccle_help stderr + exit $::IO_ERROR + } + set ::in_filename [lindex $argv $argvp] + set ::in_dir [file dirname $::in_filename] + if {$out_filename == ""} { + set out_filename [file rootname $::in_filename] + append out_filename ".tcl" + } + if [catch {open $::in_filename r} ::src] { + puts stderr "Could not open grammar file '$::in_filename'." + exit $::IO_ERROR + } + if [catch {open $out_filename w} ::dest] { + puts stderr "Could not open output file '$out_filename'." + exit $::IO_ERROR + } + if $write_defs_file { + set header_filename "[file rootname $out_filename].tab.tcl" + if [catch {open $header_filename w} ::header] { + puts stderr "Could not open header file '$header_filename'." + exit $::IO_ERROR + } + } else { + set ::header "" + } + if $write_verbose_file { + set verbose_filename "[file rootname $out_filename].output" + if [catch {open $verbose_filename w} ::verbose] { + puts stderr "Could not open verbose file '$verbose_filename'." + exit $::IO_ERROR + } + } else { + set ::verbose "" + } +} + +# Actually do the parser generation. +proc taccle_main {} { + set ::line_count 0 + + # counts number of rules in the grammar + # rule number 0 is reserved for the special augmentation S' -> S + set ::rule_count 1 + + # used to keep track of token IDs: + # 0 is reserved for the special token '$' + # 256 for the error token + set ::next_token_id 257 + + # used to keep track of operator precedence level + # level 0 is reserved for terminals without any precedence + set ::next_precedence 1 + + # keep track of where within the file I am: + # definitions, rules, or subroutines + set file_state definitions + + while {[gets $::src line] >= 0} { + incr ::line_count + + if {$line == "%%"} { + if {$file_state == "definitions"} { + set file_state "rules" + } elseif {$file_state == "rules"} { + set file_state "subroutines" + } else { + taccle_error "Syntax error." $::SYNTAX_ERROR + } + } else { + if {$file_state == "definitions"} { + if {[lindex $line 0] == "#include"} { + set fn [lindex $line 1] + if {$fn != {}} { + if [catch {open [file join $::in_dir $fn] r} ch] { + puts stderr "Could not open definition file '$fn'." + exit $::IO_ERROR + } + while {[gets $ch line] >= 0} { + incr ::line_count + handle_defs $line + } + catch {close $fn} + } + } else { + handle_defs $line + } + } elseif {$file_state == "rules"} { + # keep reading the rest of the file until EOF or + # another '%%' appears + set rules_buf [strip_comments $line] + while {[gets $::src line] >= 0 && $file_state == "rules"} { + if {$line == "%%"} { + set file_state "subroutines" + } elseif {[lindex $line 0] == "#include"} { + set fn [lindex $line 1] + if {$fn != {}} { + if [catch {open [file join $::in_dir $fn] r} ch] { + puts stderr "Could not open include file '$fn'." + exit $::IO_ERROR + } + while {[gets $ch line] >= 0} { + incr ::line_count + append rules_buf "\n" [strip_comments $line] + } + catch {close $fn} + } + } else { + append rules_buf "\n" [strip_comments $line] + } + } + build_parser $rules_buf + set file_state "subroutines" + write_parser_utils + write_parser + } else { + # file_state is subroutines -- copy verbatim to output file + puts $::dest $line + } + } + } + if {$::header != ""} { + write_header_file + } + if {$::verbose != ""} { + print_symbol_table + puts $::verbose "" + print_rule_table + puts $::verbose "" + #print_first_table + #puts $::verbose "" + #print_lr1_table + print_lalr1_table + print_lalr1_parse + } +} + +###################################################################### +# start of actual script + +set IO_ERROR 1 +set SYNTAX_ERROR 2 +set PARAM_ERROR 3 +set GRAMMAR_ERROR 4 + +set TERMINAL 0 +set NONTERMINAL 1 + +taccle_args $argv +taccle_main |