def visitFunctionDeclaration(self,
ctx: BSParser.FunctionDeclarationContext):
"""
This populates the symbol table with methods.
It cannot handle return values. So all records
In the symbol table will be empty typed.
:param ctx: visitor context
:return: nothing
"""
name = ctx.IDENTIFIER().__str__()
function = self.symbol_table.functions[name]
self.scope_stack.append(name)
# If this case arises, then we know
if ChemTypes.UNKNOWN in function.types and len(function.types) == 1:
ret = self.visitReturnStatement(ctx.returnStatement())
# If this is a variable, grab the symbol and make the update.
# Otherwise it's a function call.
if 'method' not in ret.keys():
symbol = self.symbol_table.get_local(ret['name'], name)
function.types.update(symbol.types)
else:
function.types.update(ret['types'])
if ChemTypes.UNKNOWN in function.types: #only remove if exists
function.types.remove(ChemTypes.UNKNOWN)
self.scope_stack.pop()
def visitFunctionDeclaration(self,
ctx: BSParser.FunctionDeclarationContext):
"""
This populates the symbol table with methods.
It does not visit statements.
:param ctx: visitor context
:return: nothing
"""
name = ctx.IDENTIFIER().__str__()
self.symbol_table.new_scope(name)
types = {ChemTypes.UNKNOWN}
if ctx.functionTyping():
types = self.visitFunctionTyping(ctx.functionTyping())
args = list()
if ctx.formalParameters():
temp_args = self.visitFormalParameters(ctx.formalParameters())
args = list()
for arg in temp_args:
self.symbol_table.add_local(
Symbol(arg['name'], name, arg['types']))
args.append(arg['name'])
bs_function = Function(name, types, args)
if name in self.symbol_table.functions.keys():
raise UndefinedFunction(
"Trying to redeclare function: {}.".format(name))
self.symbol_table.functions[name] = bs_function
self.symbol_table.end_scope()
def visitFunctionDeclaration(self,
ctx: BSParser.FunctionDeclarationContext):
name = ctx.IDENTIFIER().__str__()
func = self.symbol_table.functions[name]
self.functions[name] = dict()
# initialize the basic block calling chain.
self.bb_calls[name] = list()
self.scope_stack.append(name)
self.symbol_table.current_scope = self.symbol_table.scope_map[name]
self.current_block = BasicBlock()
self.functions[name] = {
"blocks": dict(),
"entry": self.current_block.nid,
'graph': None
}
label = Label("{}_entry".format(name))
# Build the mapping from label to nid.
self.labels[name] = self.current_block.nid
self.current_block.add(label)
self.graph.add_node(self.current_block.nid,
function=self.scope_stack[-1],
label=self.current_block.label.label)
for statement in ctx.statements():
self.visitStatements(statement)
if ctx.returnStatement():
ret_statement = self.visitReturnStatement(ctx.returnStatement())
self.log.info(ret_statement)
if ret_statement['function']:
ret_val = "{}_return".format(ret_statement['name'])
self.current_block.add(
Call({
'name': ret_val,
'offset': -1
}, self.symbol_table.functions[ret_statement['name']],
ret_statement['args']))
self.current_block.add(Return({'name': ret_val, 'offset': -1}))
self.add_call_to_graph(self.current_block.nid,
ret_statement['name'])
else:
self.current_block.add(Return(ret_statement))
# self.current_block.add(ret_statement)
self.functions[self.scope_stack[-1]]['blocks'][
self.current_block.nid] = self.current_block
self.functions[name]['graph'] = self.graph
self.scope_stack.pop()
return None
def visitFunctionDeclaration(self,
ctx: BSParser.FunctionDeclarationContext):
name = ctx.IDENTIFIER().__str__()
func = self.symbol_table.functions[name]
smt = ""
self.scope_stack.append(name)
for statement in ctx.statements():
smt += self.visitStatements(statement)
self.scope_stack.pop()
return smt
def visitFunctionDeclaration(self,
ctx: BSParser.FunctionDeclarationContext):
"""
This attempts to finish building the method signature.
Including typing information. It does visit statements.
It cannot handle the case of method chaining.
:return: nothing
"""
name = ctx.IDENTIFIER().__str__()
self.symbol_table.current_scope = self.symbol_table.scope_map[name]
self.scope_stack.append(name)
function = self.symbol_table.functions[name]
# You must visit the statements first. Otherwise,
# the return statement won't understand what to do.
for statement in ctx.statements():
self.visitStatements(statement)
function.types.update(self.visitReturnStatement(ctx.returnStatement()))
self.symbol_table.functions[name] = function
self.scope_stack.pop()