def test_ProgramGenerator__create_program():
msg = ''' Test ProgramGenerator.create_program:
Just see if function does not crash.
'''
#py.test.skip(msg)
print msg
from freeode.pygenerator import ProgramGenerator
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
data a: Float
data b: Float param
func initialize(this):
b = 1
func dynamic(this):
$a = b
compile A
'''
#interpret the compile time code
intp = Interpreter()
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, 'foo.siml', '__main__')
#create the output text
pg = ProgramGenerator()
pg.create_program('foo.siml', intp.get_compiled_objects())
print pg.get_buffer()
def test_data_statement_simple_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
#py.test.skip('Test data statement: create attributes')
print 'Test data statement: create attributes'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter, IFloat, IString
from freeode.ast import DotName
prog_text = \
'''
data a: Float const
data b: String const
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#run mini program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
mod = intp.modules['test']
# print
# print 'module after interpreter run: ---------------------------------'
# print mod
a = mod.get_attribute(DotName('a'))
assert isinstance(a, IFloat)
b = mod.get_attribute(DotName('b'))
assert isinstance(b, IString)
def test_argument_list_2(): #IGNORE:C01111
msg = 'Test error in argument list - unknown argument.'
#py.test.skip(msg)
print msg
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
from freeode.ast import UserException
prog_text = \
'''
func foo(a):
return a
data a: Float
foo(b=a)
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
try:
#run mini program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
except UserException, e:
print e
assert e.errno == 3200260
print 'Correct exception was raised.'
def test_print_function_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
#py.test.skip('Test the print function. - actual printing, built in objects.')
print 'Test the print function. - actual printing: Float, String, expression.'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
prog_text = \
'''
#print known constants
print(23)
print('hello ',2, ' the world!')
#print unknown value
data foo: Float
data bar: String
print(foo)
print(bar)
#print unevaluated expression
data a,b: Float
print(a+b)
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#run mini program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
def test_StatementVisitor__visit_NodeCompileStmt__code_generation_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
#py.test.skip('Test StatementVisitor.visit_NodeCompileStmt')
print 'Test StatementVisitor.visit_NodeCompileStmt:'
from freeode.interpreter import (Interpreter, IFloat, SimlFunction)
from freeode.ast import (DotName)
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
data b: Float
func dynamic(this):
b = 2
compile A
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#run program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
#print intp.modules['test']
#print intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#there must be one compiled object present
assert len(intp.get_compiled_objects()) == 1
comp_obj = intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#the attributes b and dynamic must exist
assert isinstance(comp_obj.get_attribute(DotName('b')), IFloat)
assert isinstance(comp_obj.get_attribute(DotName('dynamic')), SimlFunction)
assert len(comp_obj.get_attribute(DotName('dynamic')).statements) == 1
def test_graph_function_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
#py.test.skip('Test the print function. - code generation for: user defined class.')
print 'Test the print function. - code generation for: user defined class.'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
from freeode.ast import DotName
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
data c: Float
func final(this):
graph(c)
compile A
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#run mini program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
# print
# print 'module after interpreter run: ---------------------------------'
# print intp.modules['test']
#get flattened object
sim = intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#print sim
#get the final function with the generated code
final = sim.get_attribute(DotName('final'))
assert len(final.statements) == 1
def test_interpreter_method_call(): #IGNORE:C01111
#py.test.skip('Method calls do not work! Implement method wrappers!')
print 'Test interpreter: method call ...............................................................'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter, DotName
prog_text = \
'''
print('start')
class A:
data a1: Float const
data a2: Float const
func compute(this, x):
print('in compute_a2 x=', x)
return x + 2
data a: A const
a.a1 = a.compute(3)
#print('a.a1 = ', a.a1)
print('end')
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#interpret the program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
print
#print intp.modules['test']
assert (intp.modules['test'].get_attribute(DotName('a'))
.get_attribute(DotName('a1')).value == 5)
def test_function_definition_and_call_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
#py.test.skip('Test disabled')
print 'Test interpreter object: function definition and function call ...............................................................'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter, DotName
prog_text = \
'''
print('start')
func foo(b):
print('in foo. b = ', b)
return b*b
print('after return')
data a: Float const
a = 2*2 + foo(3*4) + foo(2)
print('a = ', a)
print('end')
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#run mini program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
print
print 'module after interpreter run: ---------------------------------'
print intp.modules['test']
assert intp.modules['test'].get_attribute(DotName('a')).value == 2*2 + (3*4)**2 + 2**2
def test_data_statement_roles_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
#py.test.skip('Test data statement: create attributes with different roles')
print 'Test data statement: create attributes with different roles'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
from freeode.ast import (DotName, RoleConstant, RoleParameter,
RoleVariable)
prog_text = \
'''
data a: Float const
data b: Float param
data c: Float variable
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#run mini program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
mod = intp.modules['test']
# print
# print 'module after interpreter run: ---------------------------------'
# print mod
a = mod.get_attribute(DotName('a'))
assert a.role is RoleConstant
b = mod.get_attribute(DotName('b'))
assert b.role is RoleParameter
c = mod.get_attribute(DotName('c'))
assert c.role is RoleVariable
def test_ProgramGenerator__create_program_2():
msg = \
'''
Test ProgramGenerator.create_program:
Test program with additional initialization function.
Load program as module and test init_*** function.
'''
#skip_test(msg)
print msg
import os
from freeode.pygenerator import ProgramGenerator
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
data x: Float
data b: Float param
#This is the additional initialization function.
func init_b(this, in_b):
b = in_b #set parameter
x = 0 #set initial value
#10
func initialize(this):
b = 0.1 #set parameter
x = 0 #set initial value
func dynamic(this):
$x = b
compile A
'''
#interpret the compile time code
intp = Interpreter()
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, 'foo.siml', '__main__')
#create the output text
pg = ProgramGenerator()
pg.create_program('foo.siml', intp.get_compiled_objects())
#print pg.get_buffer()
#write the buffer into a file, import the file as a module
progname = 'testprog_ProgramGenerator__create_program_2'
prog_text_file = open(progname + '.py','w')
prog_text_file.write(pg.get_buffer())
prog_text_file.close()
module = __import__(progname)
#test the generated module
A = module.A
a = A()
#call generated init_b(...) function
a.init_b(42)
assert a.param.b == 42
#clean up
os.remove(progname + '.py')
os.remove(progname + '.pyc')
def test_ProgramGenerator__create_program_1():
msg = \
'''
Test ProgramGenerator.create_program:
Test basic functions of the compiler. Loads generated program as module.
'''
#skip_test(msg)
print msg
import os
from freeode.pygenerator import ProgramGenerator
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
data x: Float
data b: Float param
func initialize(this):
x = 0
b = 1
solution_parameters(duration = 30, reporting_interval = 0.1)
func dynamic(this):
$x = b
compile A
'''
#interpret the compile time code
intp = Interpreter()
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, 'foo.siml', '__main__')
#create the output text
pg = ProgramGenerator()
pg.create_program('foo.siml', intp.get_compiled_objects())
#print pg.get_buffer()
#write the buffer into a file, import the file as a module
progname = 'testprog_ProgramGenerator__create_program_1'
prog_text_file = open(progname + '.py','w')
prog_text_file.write(pg.get_buffer())
prog_text_file.close()
module = __import__(progname)
#test the generated module
A = module.A
a = A()
#call generated initialize(...) function
a.initialize()
assert a.param.b == 1
#solve (trivial) ODE and test solution
a.simulateDynamic()
x_vals = a.getResults()['x']
assert abs(x_vals[-1] - 30) < 1e-6
#clean up
os.remove(progname + '.py')
os.remove(progname + '.pyc')
def test_interpreter_user_defined_operators_2(): #IGNORE:C01111
'''
User defined operators must also work with constant data.
Same class as in previous test, but all variables are constant.
The used Siml class simulates a geometric vector class.
'''
#py.test.skip('Test user defined operators - code generation.')
print 'Test user defined operators - code generation.'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
from freeode.ast import DotName, RoleConstant
prog_text = \
'''
class Vec1D:
data x: Float role_unknown
func __add__(this, other):
data res: Vec1D
res.x = x + other.x
return res
func __assign__(this, other):
x = other.x
data a,b,c: Vec1D const
a.x = 2
b.x = 3
#--- invoke the operators ----
c=a+b
'''
#create the interpreter and interpret the mini-program
intp = Interpreter()
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
mod = intp.modules['test']
#print
#print 'Interpreted module: -----------------------------------------------------'
#print mod
#get the attributes that we have defined
a = mod.get_attribute(DotName('a'))
a_x = a.get_attribute(DotName('x'))
assert a_x.role == RoleConstant
assert a_x.value == 2
b = mod.get_attribute(DotName('b'))
b_x = b.get_attribute(DotName('x'))
assert b_x.role == RoleConstant
assert b_x.value == 3
c = mod.get_attribute(DotName('c'))
c_x = c.get_attribute(DotName('x'))
assert c_x.role == RoleConstant
assert c_x.value == 5
def test_unknown_const_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
msg = '''Test correct treatment of unknown constants.'''
py.test.skip(msg)
print msg
from freeode.optimizer import MakeDataFlowDecorations, DataFlowChecker
from freeode.interpreter import (Interpreter, IFloat)
from freeode.ast import DotName, NodeAssignment
prog_text = \
'''
data c1: Float const
class A:
data a, b: Float
data c2: Float const
func dynamic(this):
a = c1
b = c2
compile A
'''
#interpret the program
intp = Interpreter()
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
#the module
#mod = intp.modules['test']
#print mod
#get the flattened version of the A class
sim = intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#print sim
#get attributes
a = sim.get_attribute(DotName('a'))
b = sim.get_attribute(DotName('b'))
# c = sim.get_attribute(DotName('c1'))
# c = sim.get_attribute(DotName('c2'))
#get generated main function
dyn = sim.get_attribute(DotName('dynamic'))
hexid = lambda x: hex(id(x))
print 'a:', hexid(a), ' b:', hexid(b)#, ' c2:', hexid(c)
#create the input and output decorations on each statement of the
#function
dd = MakeDataFlowDecorations()
dd.decorate_simulation_object(sim)
#check data flow of all functions
fc = DataFlowChecker()
fc.set_sim_object(sim)
assert False, 'This program should raise an exceptions because unknown const attributes were used'
def test_function_return_value_roles_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
'''
User defined functions can be called from constant and from variable
environments. Test the roles of their return values.
This test only involves fundamental types.
'''
#py.test.skip('Test roles of return values of user defined functions.')
print 'Test roles of return values of user defined functions.'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
from freeode.ast import (DotName, RoleConstant, RoleAlgebraicVariable)
prog_text = \
'''
func plus2(x):
data r: Float
r = x + 2
return r
data ac,bc: Float const
ac = 3
bc = plus2(ac)
class B:
data av,bv: Float
func dynamic(this):
bv = plus2(av)
compile B
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#run mini program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
# print
mod = intp.modules['test']
# print 'module after interpreter run: ---------------------------------'
# print mod
ac = mod.get_attribute(DotName('ac'))
bc = mod.get_attribute(DotName('bc'))
assert ac.role == RoleConstant
assert bc.role == RoleConstant
assert ac.value == 3
assert bc.value == 5
# #get flattened object
sim = intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
# print 'Flattened object: ---------------------------------'
# print sim
av = sim.get_attribute(DotName('av'))
bv = sim.get_attribute(DotName('bv'))
assert av.role == RoleAlgebraicVariable
assert bv.role == RoleAlgebraicVariable
def test_interpreter_dollar_operator_2(): #IGNORE:C01111
msg = '''
Test "$" operator.
Bug: $ operator did not work with attributes of user defined classes.
Background: Class instantiation did not get parent refferences right.
'''
#py.test.skip(msg)
print msg
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter, CallableObject, IFloat
from freeode.ast import DotName, RoleStateVariable, RoleTimeDifferential
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
data z: Float
func dynamic(this):
$z = z
class B:
data a: A
func dynamic(this):
a.dynamic()
compile B
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
print
#print intp.modules['test']
#print intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#TODO: Assertions
#get flattened object
sim = intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#get the attributes that we have defined
az = sim.get_attribute(DotName('a.z'))
az_dt = sim.get_attribute(DotName('a.z$time')) #implicitly defined by $ operator
dynamic = sim.get_attribute(DotName('dynamic'))
#test some facts about the attributes
assert isinstance(az, IFloat) #a1 is state variable, because it
assert az.role == RoleStateVariable #has derivative
assert isinstance(az_dt, IFloat)
assert az_dt.role == RoleTimeDifferential # $a1 is time differential
assert isinstance(dynamic, CallableObject)
#test if assignment really is 'a1$time' = 'a1'
assign = dynamic.statements[0]
assert assign.target is az_dt
assert assign.expression is az
def test_compile_statement_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
msg = '''
Test the compile statement
- Flattening and storage of functions' local variables'''
#py.test.skip(msg)
print msg
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter, IFloat, CallableObject
from freeode.ast import DotName
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
data a1: Float
func foo(this, x):
return x
func dynamic(this):
data b,c: Float
b = foo(a1)
c = foo(a1 + b)
$a1 = b
compile A
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
print
#print intp.modules['test']
#print intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#get flattened object
sim = intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#get the attributes that we have defined
a1 = sim.get_attribute(DotName('a1'))
a1_dt = sim.get_attribute(DotName('a1$time'))
dynamic = sim.get_attribute(DotName('dynamic'))
#test some facts about the attributes
assert isinstance(a1, IFloat)
assert isinstance(a1_dt, IFloat)
assert isinstance(dynamic, CallableObject)
#check number of attributes, most are automatically generated
#attributes: initialize, dynamic, final,
#instance variables: a1, $a1,
#local variables: A.dynamic.b, A.dynamic.c,
#intermediate result: A.foo.x, (2nd call)
assert len(sim.attributes) == 8
def test_pass_statement_2(): #IGNORE:C01111
msg = '''
Test the pass statement. Try stupid but legal cases.
- The pass statement should just do nothing.
'''
#py.test.skip(msg)
print msg
from freeode.interpreter import (Interpreter, siml_isinstance,
CallableObject, TypeObject, IFloat)
from freeode.ast import DotName
prog_text = \
'''
#class with definition after pass statement
class A:
pass
data x: Float role_unknown
data a:A
a.x = 2
#function with statement after pass statement
func add2(x):
pass
return x + 2
data four: Float const
four = add2(2)
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
print
#test the module a bit
mod = intp.modules['test']
#print mod
class_A = mod.get_attribute(DotName('A'))
a = mod.get_attribute(DotName('a'))
a_x = a.get_attribute(DotName('x'))
add2 = mod.get_attribute(DotName('add2'))
four = mod.get_attribute(DotName('four'))
assert isinstance(class_A, TypeObject)
assert siml_isinstance(a, class_A)
assert isinstance(a_x, IFloat)
assert a_x.value == 2
assert isinstance(add2, CallableObject)
assert isinstance(four, IFloat)
assert four.value == 4
def test_compile_statement__small_simulation_program(): #IGNORE:C01111
msg = 'Test compile statement: see if small simulation program can be compiled.'
#py.test.skip(msg)
print msg
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
prog_text = \
'''
data g: Float const
g = 9.81
class BarrelWithHole:
data V, h: Float
data A_bott, A_o, mu, q: Float param
func dynamic(this): #line 10
h = V/A_bott
$V = q - mu*A_o*sqrt(2*g*h)
# print('h: ', h)
func initialize(this, q_in):
V = 0;
A_bott = 1; A_o = 0.02; mu = 0.55;
q = q_in #0.05
#line 20
class RunTest:
data system: BarrelWithHole
func dynamic(this):
system.dynamic()
func initialize(this):
system.initialize(0.55)
# solutionParameters.simulationTime = 100
# solutionParameters.reportingInterval = 1 #line 30
func final(this):
# graph(system.V, system.h)
print('Simulation finished successfully.')
compile RunTest
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
print
def test_function_call_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
msg = '''Test all legal styles of function calls.'''
#py.test.skip(msg)
print msg
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
from freeode.ast import DotName
prog_text = \
'''
func foo(a:Float=1, b:Float=2):
return a + b
data a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h: Float const
a = foo() # a == 3 - line 7
b = foo(5) # b = 7
c = foo(5, 6) # c = 11
d = foo(a=10) # d = 12 - line 10
e = foo(b=20) # e = 21
f = foo(5, b=20) # f = 25
g = foo(a=10, b=20) # g = 30
h = foo(b=20, a=10) # h = 30 - line 14
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#run mini program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
#get the interpreted module
mod = intp.modules['test']
# print
# print 'module after interpreter run: ---------------------------------'
# print mod
#test the results
a = mod.get_attribute(DotName('a'))
b = mod.get_attribute(DotName('b'))
c = mod.get_attribute(DotName('c'))
d = mod.get_attribute(DotName('d'))
e = mod.get_attribute(DotName('e'))
f = mod.get_attribute(DotName('f'))
g = mod.get_attribute(DotName('g'))
h = mod.get_attribute(DotName('h'))
assert a.value == 3
assert b.value == 7
assert c.value == 11
assert d.value == 12
assert e.value == 21
assert f.value == 25
assert g.value == 30
assert h.value == 30
def test_StatementVisitor_assign_emit_code_2(): #IGNORE:C01111
#py.test.skip('Test interpreter object: emit code without the usual infrastructure.')
print 'Test StatementVisitor.assign: emit code without the usual infrastructure.'
from freeode.interpreter import (Interpreter, IFloat)
from freeode.ast import (Node, NodeAssignment, NodeOpInfix2)
prog_text = \
'''
data a: Float const
data b: Float variable
data c: Float variable
a = 2*2 #constant no statement emitted
b = 2*a #emit b = 8; compute 2*a at compile time
c = 2*b #emit everything
#print('a = ', a)
#print('b = ', b)
#print('c = ', c)
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#enable collection of statements for compilation
intp.start_collect_code()
#interpret the program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
#get the results of the collection process
stmts, func_locals = intp.stop_collect_code()
print
print '--------------- main module ----------------------------------'
#print intp.modules['test']
#put collected statements into Node for pretty printing
n = Node(statements=stmts)
print
print '--------------- collected statements ----------------------------------'
#print n
assert len(stmts) == 2
# b = 4
assert isinstance(stmts[0], NodeAssignment)
assert isinstance(stmts[0].expression, IFloat) # 8
assert stmts[0].expression.value == 8
# c = 2*b
assert isinstance(stmts[1], NodeAssignment)
assert isinstance(stmts[1].expression, NodeOpInfix2) # 2 * b
assert isinstance(stmts[1].expression.arguments[0], IFloat) # 2
assert stmts[1].expression.arguments[0].value == 2
assert isinstance(stmts[1].expression.arguments[1], IFloat) # b
assert stmts[1].expression.arguments[1].value is None
def test_interpreter_class_definition_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
#py.test.skip('Test disabled')
print 'Test interpreter object: class definition ...............................................................'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter, DotName
prog_text = \
'''
print('start')
data pi: Float const
pi = 3.1415
class A:
print('in A definition')
data a1: Float const
data a2: Float const
class B:
data b1: Float const
b1 = pi
data b2: Float const
data a: A const
data b: B const
a.a1 = 1
a.a2 = 2 * b.b1
print('a.a1: ', a.a1, ', a.a2: ', a.a2)
print('end')
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#interpret the program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
print
print 'module after interpreter run: ---------------------------------'
print intp.modules['test']
assert (intp.modules['test'].get_attribute(DotName('pi')).value == 3.1415)
assert (intp.modules['test'].get_attribute(DotName('a'))
.get_attribute(DotName('a1')).value == 1)
assert (intp.modules['test'].get_attribute(DotName('a'))
.get_attribute(DotName('a2')).value == 2 * 3.1415)
assert (intp.modules['test'].get_attribute(DotName('b'))
.get_attribute(DotName('b1')).value == 3.1415)
def test_user_defined_class_roles_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
'''
The role keywords (const, param, variable, ...) should work with user
defined classes too.
'''
#py.test.skip('Test user defined classes with different roles.')
print 'Test user defined classes with different roles.'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
from freeode.ast import (DotName, RoleConstant, RoleAlgebraicVariable)
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
data a: Float
#use the class as a constant
data ac: A const
ac.a = 2
class B:
#use the class as a variable
data av: A
data v: Float
func dynamic(this):
av.a = v
compile B
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#run mini program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
# print
mod = intp.modules['test']
# print 'module after interpreter run: ---------------------------------'
# print mod
ac = mod.get_attribute(DotName('ac'))
a = ac.get_attribute(DotName('a'))
assert a.role == RoleConstant
# #get flattened object
sim = intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
# print 'Flattened object: ---------------------------------'
# print sim
av_a = sim.get_attribute(DotName('av.a'))
assert av_a.role == RoleAlgebraicVariable
def test_interpreter_class_definition_2(): #IGNORE:C01111
'''
Test user defined classes - correctness of parent attribute.
Data attributes are copied when a class is instantiated. (All attributes
are constructed when the class is defined.) The parent pointers, which
point back to the object that contains each object, must be updated
by the copy algorithm. Otherwise they point to the old parents before the
copy.
Interpreter Object has a __deepcopy__ function that takes care of this.
'''
#py.test.skip('Test user defined classes - correctness of parent attribute.')
print 'Test user defined classes - correctness of parent attribute.'
from freeode.interpreter import (Interpreter, IFloat)
from freeode.ast import (DotName)
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
data z: Float const
class B:
data a: A const
data b:B const
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
print
print intp.modules['test']
#get the instance objects defined in this program
mod = intp.modules['test']
b = mod.get_attribute(DotName('b'))
a = b.get_attribute(DotName('a'))
z = a.get_attribute(DotName('z'))
#check the correctness of the parent attributes
assert b.parent() is mod
assert a.parent() is b
assert z.parent() is a
def test_builtin_function_call_2(): #IGNORE:C01111
#py.test.skip('Test disabled')
print 'Test interpreter object: call built in function print...............................................................'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
prog_text = \
'''
print('test')
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#run mini program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
print
print 'module after interpreter run: ---------------------------------'
print intp.modules['test']
def test_interpreter_dollar_operator_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
msg = 'Test "$" operator. Basic capabililities.'
#py.test.skip(msg)
print msg
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter, IFloat, CallableObject
from freeode.ast import DotName, RoleStateVariable, RoleTimeDifferential
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
data a1: Float
func dynamic(this):
$a1 = a1
compile A
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
print
#print intp.modules['test']
#print intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#get flattened object
sim = intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#get the attributes that we have defined
a1 = sim.get_attribute(DotName('a1'))
a1_dt = sim.get_attribute(DotName('a1$time')) #implicitly defined by $ operator
dynamic = sim.get_attribute(DotName('dynamic'))
#test some facts about the attributes
assert isinstance(a1, IFloat) #a1 is state variable, because it
assert a1.role == RoleStateVariable #has derivative
assert isinstance(a1_dt, IFloat)
assert a1_dt.role == RoleTimeDifferential # $a1 is a time differential
assert isinstance(dynamic, CallableObject)
#test if assignment really is 'a1$time' = 'a1'
assign = dynamic.statements[0]
assert assign.target is a1_dt
assert assign.expression is a1
def test_interpreter_expression_statement_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
'''
Unevaluated expressions also generate code.
'''
#py.test.skip('Test expression statement - code generation.')
print 'Test expression statement - code generation.'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter, IFloat, CallableObject
from freeode.ast import DotName, NodeExpressionStmt
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
data a,b: Float
func dynamic(this):
1+2
a+b
compile A
'''
#create the interpreter and interpret the mini-program
intp = Interpreter()
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
print
#print intp.modules['test']
#print intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#get flattened object
sim = intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#get the attributes that we have defined
a = sim.get_attribute(DotName('a'))
b = sim.get_attribute(DotName('b'))
dynamic = sim.get_attribute(DotName('dynamic'))
#test some facts about the attributes
assert isinstance(a, IFloat)
assert isinstance(b, IFloat)
assert isinstance(dynamic, CallableObject)
#only one statement is collected (a+b)
assert len(dynamic.statements) == 1
stmt0 = dynamic.statements[0]
assert isinstance(stmt0, NodeExpressionStmt)
assert stmt0.expression.operator == '+'
def test_SimulationClassGenerator__create_sim_class_1():
msg = ''' Test SimulationClassGenerator.create_sim_class:
Just see if function does not crash.
'''
#py.test.skip(msg)
print msg
import cStringIO
from freeode.pygenerator import SimulationClassGenerator
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
#from freeode.simulatorbase import SimulatorBase
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
data a:Float
data b: Float
data c: Float param
func initialize(this):
a = 1
c = 2
print(a)
func dynamic(this):
b = c
$a = b * sin(a)
func final(this):
graph(a)
compile A
'''
#interpret the compile time code
intp = Interpreter()
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, 'foo.siml', '__main__')
flat_o = intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#create the Python class definition as text
buf = cStringIO.StringIO()
cg = SimulationClassGenerator(buf)
cg.create_sim_class('A', flat_o)
cls_txt = buf.getvalue()
print cls_txt
def test_argument_list_compile_statement_1(): #IGNORE:C01111
msg = '''
Good error messages when argument 'this' is missing in definition of
any main function. ("dynamic()" instead of "dynamic(this)")
This is a reminder for an error (now fixed) where empty argument lists
did not receive the correct location of their definition.
- The error message should point to line 3 as the line where the function
is defined.
- It should also point to line 6 where the call to dynamic(...) is made
implicitly.
'''
#py.test.skip(msg)
print msg
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
from freeode.ast import UserException
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
func dynamic():
pass
compile A
'''
#interpret the program
intp = Interpreter()
try:
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
except UserException, e:
print 'Exception is OK'
print e
assert e.errno == 3200250
print 'Correct exception was raised.'
#Judge the quality of the error message:
#Try to find the text 'line 3', which is the line where the function
#is defined
err_str = str(e)
index = err_str.find('line 3')
assert index != -1, 'Line of function definition is not mentioned ' \
'correctly in error message.'
def test_print_function_4(): #IGNORE:C01111
#py.test.skip('Test the print function. - code generation for: user defined class.')
print 'Test the print function. - code generation for: user defined class.'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter
from freeode.ast import DotName
prog_text = \
'''
#print user defined class
class C:
data a: Float
data b: String
func __str__(this):
return a.__str__() + ' and ' + b.__str__()
#return ' and ' + b.__str__()
class A:
data c: C
func dynamic(this):
print(c)
compile A
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#run mini program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
# print
# print 'module after interpreter run: ---------------------------------'
# print intp.modules['test']
#get flattened object
sim = intp.get_compiled_objects()[0]
#print sim
#get the dynamic function with the generated code
dynamic = sim.get_attribute(DotName('dynamic'))
assert len(dynamic.statements) == 1
def test_method_call_this_namespace_2(): #IGNORE:C01111
#py.test.skip('Test interpreter: method call, this namespace')
print 'Test interpreter: method call, this namespace'
from freeode.interpreter import Interpreter, DotName
prog_text = \
'''
class A:
data a1: Float const
data a2: Float const
func compute(this, x):
print('in compute_a2 x=', x)
a1 = x
a2 = a1 + 2
class B:
data a: A
func compute(this, x):
a.compute(x)
data b: B const
b.compute(3)
print('b.a.a1 = ', b.a.a1)
print('b.a.a2 = ', b.a.a2)
'''
#create the interpreter
intp = Interpreter()
#interpret the program
intp.interpret_module_string(prog_text, None, 'test')
print
print intp.modules['test']
assert (intp.modules['test'].get_attribute(DotName('b'))
.get_attribute(DotName('a'))
.get_attribute(DotName('a1')).value == 3)
assert (intp.modules['test'].get_attribute(DotName('b'))
.get_attribute(DotName('a'))
.get_attribute(DotName('a2')).value == 5)
