Exemple #1
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def test_isomorphic_closures():
    @parse
    def f1(x):
        def inner1(y):
            return x * y

        return inner1(10)

    @parse
    def f2(a):
        def inner2(b):
            return a * b

        return inner2(10)

    @parse
    def f3(a):
        def inner3(b):
            return a + b

        return inner3(10)

    _check_isomorphic(f1, f2, True)
    _check_isomorphic(f1, f3, False)

    idx1 = GraphIndex(f1)
    idx2 = GraphIndex(f2)

    # inner1 and inner2 are not considered isomorphic because their free
    # variables are not matched together. They are matched together when we
    # check from f1 and f2, but not when we start from the closures directly.
    _check_isomorphic(idx1['inner1'], idx2['inner2'], False)
Exemple #2
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def test_clone_scoping():
    def f(x, y):
        def g():
            # Depends on f, therefore cloned
            return x + y

        def h(z):
            # No dependency on f, so not nested and not cloned
            return z * z

        def i(q):
            # Depends on f, therefore cloned
            return g() * q

        return g() + h(x) + i(y)

    g = parse(f)

    cl = GraphCloner(g, clone_constants=True)

    g2 = cl[g]

    idx1 = GraphIndex(g)
    idx2 = GraphIndex(g2)

    for name in 'fgi':
        assert idx1[name] is not idx2[name]
    for name in 'h':
        assert idx1[name] is idx2[name]
Exemple #3
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def test_clone_total():
    def f1(x):
        return x * x

    def f2(y):
        return f1(y) + 3

    g = parse(f2)
    idx0 = GraphIndex(g)

    cl1 = GraphCloner(g, clone_constants=True, total=True)
    idx1 = GraphIndex(cl1[g])
    assert idx1['f2'] is not idx0['f2']
    assert idx1['f1'] is not idx0['f1']

    cl2 = GraphCloner(g, clone_constants=True, total=False)
    idx2 = GraphIndex(cl2[g])
    assert idx2['f2'] is not idx0['f2']
    assert idx2['f1'] is idx0['f1']
Exemple #4
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def test_clone_closure():
    def f(x, y):
        def j(z):
            a = x + y
            b = a + z
            return b

        c = j(3)
        return c

    parsed_f = parse(f)
    idx = GraphIndex(parsed_f)
    g = idx['j']

    cl = GraphCloner(g, clone_constants=True)
    idx2 = GraphIndex(cl[g], succ=succ_incoming)

    for name in 'xy':
        assert idx[name] is idx2[name]
    for name in 'zabj':
        assert idx[name] is not idx2[name]
Exemple #5
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def test_GraphIndex_multigraph():
    def helper(x):
        return x * x

    @parse
    def f(x, y):
        def inner(a):
            b = a - 1000
            return b

        a = inner(x) * helper(y)
        return a

    idx = GraphIndex(f)

    assert idx.get_all("x") == {
        idx["f"].parameters[0],
        idx["helper"].parameters[0],
    }

    assert idx.get_all("y") == {idx["f"].parameters[1]}

    assert idx.get_all("a") == {idx["f"].output, idx["inner"].parameters[0]}

    assert idx.get_all("b") == {idx["inner"].output}
Exemple #6
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def test_GraphIndex_multigraph():

    def helper(x):
        return x * x

    @parse
    def f(x, y):
        def inner(a):
            b = a - 1000
            return b

        a = inner(x) * helper(y)
        return a

    idx = GraphIndex(f)

    assert idx.get_all('x') == {idx['f'].parameters[0],
                                idx['helper'].parameters[0]}

    assert idx.get_all('y') == {idx['f'].parameters[1]}

    assert idx.get_all('a') == {idx['f'].output,
                                idx['inner'].parameters[0]}

    assert idx.get_all('b') == {idx['inner'].output}
Exemple #7
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def test_GraphIndex():
    @parse
    def f(x, y):
        a = x * y
        b = x + y
        c = a - b
        return c

    idx = GraphIndex(f)

    assert idx["x"] is f.parameters[0]
    assert idx["y"] is f.parameters[1]

    assert idx["c"] is f.output
    assert idx["a"] is f.output.inputs[1]
    assert idx["b"] is f.output.inputs[2]

    with pytest.raises(Exception):
        idx["d"]
Exemple #8
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def test_GraphIndex():
    @parse
    def f(x, y):
        a = x * y
        b = x + y
        c = a - b
        return c

    idx = GraphIndex(f)

    assert idx['x'] is f.parameters[0]
    assert idx['y'] is f.parameters[1]

    assert idx['c'] is f.output
    assert idx['a'] is f.output.inputs[1]
    assert idx['b'] is f.output.inputs[2]

    with pytest.raises(Exception):
        idx['d']