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"""Adds auto-generated virtual fields to the IR."""

from compiler.front_end import attributes
from compiler.util import error
from compiler.util import expression_parser
from compiler.util import ir_data
from compiler.util import ir_data_utils
from compiler.util import ir_util
from compiler.util import traverse_ir


def _mark_as_synthetic(proto):
  """Marks all source_locations in proto with is_synthetic=True."""
  if not isinstance(proto, ir_data.Message):
    return
  if hasattr(proto, "source_location"):
    ir_data_utils.builder(proto).source_location.is_synthetic = True
  for spec, value in ir_data_utils.get_set_fields(proto):
    if spec.name != "source_location" and spec.is_dataclass:
      if spec.is_sequence:
        for i in value:
          _mark_as_synthetic(i)
      else:
        _mark_as_synthetic(value)


def _skip_text_output_attribute():
  """Returns the IR for a [text_output: "Skip"] attribute."""
  result = ir_data.Attribute(
      name=ir_data.Word(text=attributes.TEXT_OUTPUT),
      value=ir_data.AttributeValue(string_constant=ir_data.String(text="Skip")))
  _mark_as_synthetic(result)
  return result


# The existence condition for an alias for an anonymous bits' field is the union
# of the existence condition for the anonymous bits and the existence condition
# for the field within.  The 'x' and 'x.y' are placeholders here; they'll be
# overwritten in _add_anonymous_aliases.
_ANONYMOUS_BITS_ALIAS_EXISTENCE_SKELETON = expression_parser.parse(
    "$present(x) && $present(x.y)")


def _add_anonymous_aliases(structure, type_definition):
  """Adds synthetic alias fields for all fields in anonymous fields.

  This essentially completes the rewrite of this:

      struct Foo:
        0  [+4]  bits:
          0  [+1]  Flag  low
          31 [+1]  Flag  high

  Into this:

      struct Foo:
        bits EmbossReservedAnonymous0:
          [text_output: "Skip"]
          0  [+1]  Flag  low
          31 [+1]  Flag  high
        0 [+4]  EmbossReservedAnonymous0  emboss_reserved_anonymous_1
        let low = emboss_reserved_anonymous_1.low
        let high = emboss_reserved_anonymous_1.high

  Note that this pass runs very, very early -- even before symbols have been
  resolved -- so very little in ir_util will work at this point.

  Arguments:
      structure: The ir_data.Structure on which to synthesize fields.
      type_definition: The ir_data.TypeDefinition containing structure.

  Returns:
      None
  """
  new_fields = []
  for field in structure.field:
    new_fields.append(field)
    if not field.name.is_anonymous:
      continue
    field.attribute.extend([_skip_text_output_attribute()])
    for subtype in type_definition.subtype:
      if (subtype.name.name.text ==
          field.type.atomic_type.reference.source_name[-1].text):
        field_type = subtype
        break
    else:
      assert False, ("Unable to find corresponding type {} for anonymous field "
                     "in {}.".format(
                         field.type.atomic_type.reference, type_definition))
    anonymous_reference = ir_data.Reference(source_name=[field.name.name])
    anonymous_field_reference = ir_data.FieldReference(
        path=[anonymous_reference])
    for subfield in field_type.structure.field:
      alias_field_reference = ir_data.FieldReference(
          path=[
              anonymous_reference,
              ir_data.Reference(source_name=[subfield.name.name]),
          ]
      )
      new_existence_condition = ir_data_utils.copy(_ANONYMOUS_BITS_ALIAS_EXISTENCE_SKELETON)
      existence_clauses = ir_data_utils.builder(new_existence_condition).function.args
      existence_clauses[0].function.args[0].field_reference.CopyFrom(
          anonymous_field_reference)
      existence_clauses[1].function.args[0].field_reference.CopyFrom(
          alias_field_reference)
      new_read_transform = ir_data.Expression(
          field_reference=ir_data_utils.copy(alias_field_reference))
      # This treats *most* of the alias field as synthetic, but not its name(s):
      # leaving the name(s) as "real" means that symbol collisions with the
      # surrounding structure will be properly reported to the user.
      _mark_as_synthetic(new_existence_condition)
      _mark_as_synthetic(new_read_transform)
      new_alias = ir_data.Field(
          read_transform=new_read_transform,
          existence_condition=new_existence_condition,
          name=ir_data_utils.copy(subfield.name))
      if subfield.HasField("abbreviation"):
        ir_data_utils.builder(new_alias).abbreviation.CopyFrom(subfield.abbreviation)
      _mark_as_synthetic(new_alias.existence_condition)
      _mark_as_synthetic(new_alias.read_transform)
      new_fields.append(new_alias)
      # Since the alias field's name(s) are "real," it is important to mark the
      # original field's name(s) as synthetic, to avoid duplicate error
      # messages.
      _mark_as_synthetic(subfield.name)
      if subfield.HasField("abbreviation"):
        _mark_as_synthetic(subfield.abbreviation)
  del structure.field[:]
  structure.field.extend(new_fields)


_SIZE_BOUNDS = {
    "$max_size_in_bits": expression_parser.parse("$upper_bound($size_in_bits)"),
    "$min_size_in_bits": expression_parser.parse("$lower_bound($size_in_bits)"),
    "$max_size_in_bytes": expression_parser.parse(
        "$upper_bound($size_in_bytes)"),
    "$min_size_in_bytes": expression_parser.parse(
        "$lower_bound($size_in_bytes)"),
}


def _add_size_bound_virtuals(structure, type_definition):
  """Adds ${min,max}_size_in_{bits,bytes} virtual fields to structure."""
  names = {
      ir_data.AddressableUnit.BIT: ("$max_size_in_bits", "$min_size_in_bits"),
      ir_data.AddressableUnit.BYTE: ("$max_size_in_bytes", "$min_size_in_bytes"),
  }
  for name in names[type_definition.addressable_unit]:
    bound_field = ir_data.Field(
        read_transform=_SIZE_BOUNDS[name],
        name=ir_data.NameDefinition(name=ir_data.Word(text=name)),
        existence_condition=expression_parser.parse("true"),
        attribute=[_skip_text_output_attribute()]
    )
    _mark_as_synthetic(bound_field.read_transform)
    structure.field.extend([bound_field])


# Each non-virtual field in a structure generates a clause that is passed to
# `$max()` in the definition of `$size_in_bits`/`$size_in_bytes`.  Additionally,
# the `$max()` call is seeded with a `0` argument: this ensures that
# `$size_in_units` is never negative, and ensures that structures with no
# physical fields don't end up with a zero-argument `$max()` call, which would
# fail type checking.
_SIZE_CLAUSE_SKELETON = expression_parser.parse(
    "existence_condition ? start + size : 0")
_SIZE_SKELETON = expression_parser.parse("$max(0)")


def _add_size_virtuals(structure, type_definition):
  """Adds a $size_in_bits or $size_in_bytes virtual field to structure."""
  names = {
      ir_data.AddressableUnit.BIT: "$size_in_bits",
      ir_data.AddressableUnit.BYTE: "$size_in_bytes",
  }
  size_field_name = names[type_definition.addressable_unit]
  size_clauses = []
  for field in structure.field:
    # Virtual fields do not have a physical location, and thus do not contribute
    # to the size of the structure.
    if ir_util.field_is_virtual(field):
      continue
    size_clause_ir = ir_data_utils.copy(_SIZE_CLAUSE_SKELETON)
    size_clause = ir_data_utils.builder(size_clause_ir)
    # Copy the appropriate clauses into `existence_condition ? start + size : 0`
    size_clause.function.args[0].CopyFrom(field.existence_condition)
    size_clause.function.args[1].function.args[0].CopyFrom(field.location.start)
    size_clause.function.args[1].function.args[1].CopyFrom(field.location.size)
    size_clauses.append(size_clause_ir)
  size_expression = ir_data_utils.copy(_SIZE_SKELETON)
  size_expression.function.args.extend(size_clauses)
  _mark_as_synthetic(size_expression)
  size_field = ir_data.Field(
      read_transform=size_expression,
      name=ir_data.NameDefinition(name=ir_data.Word(text=size_field_name)),
      existence_condition=ir_data.Expression(
          boolean_constant=ir_data.BooleanConstant(value=True)
      ),
      attribute=[_skip_text_output_attribute()]
  )
  structure.field.extend([size_field])


# The replacement for the "$next" keyword is a simple "start + size" expression.
# 'x' and 'y' are placeholders, to be replaced.
_NEXT_KEYWORD_REPLACEMENT_EXPRESSION = expression_parser.parse("x + y")


def _maybe_replace_next_keyword_in_expression(expression_ir, last_location,
                                              source_file_name, errors):
  if not expression_ir.HasField("builtin_reference"):
    return
  if ir_data_utils.reader(expression_ir).builtin_reference.canonical_name.object_path[0] != "$next":
    return
  if not last_location:
    errors.append([
      error.error(source_file_name, expression_ir.source_location,
                  "`$next` may not be used in the first physical field of a " +
                  "structure; perhaps you meant `0`?")
    ])
    return
  original_location = expression_ir.source_location
  expression = ir_data_utils.builder(expression_ir)
  expression.CopyFrom(_NEXT_KEYWORD_REPLACEMENT_EXPRESSION)
  expression.function.args[0].CopyFrom(last_location.start)
  expression.function.args[1].CopyFrom(last_location.size)
  expression.source_location.CopyFrom(original_location)
  _mark_as_synthetic(expression.function)


def _check_for_bad_next_keyword_in_size(expression, source_file_name, errors):
  if not expression.HasField("builtin_reference"):
    return
  if expression.builtin_reference.canonical_name.object_path[0] != "$next":
    return
  errors.append([
    error.error(source_file_name, expression.source_location,
                "`$next` may only be used in the start expression of a " +
                "physical field.")
  ])


def _replace_next_keyword(structure, source_file_name, errors):
  last_physical_field_location = None
  new_errors = []
  for field in structure.field:
    if ir_util.field_is_virtual(field):
      # TODO(bolms): It could be useful to allow `$next` in a virtual field, in
      # order to reuse the value (say, to allow overlapping fields in a
      # mostly-packed structure), but it seems better to add `$end_of(field)`,
      # `$offset_of(field)`, and `$size_of(field)` constructs of some sort,
      # instead.
      continue
    traverse_ir.fast_traverse_node_top_down(
        field.location.size, [ir_data.Expression],
        _check_for_bad_next_keyword_in_size,
        parameters={
            "errors": new_errors,
            "source_file_name": source_file_name,
        })
    # If `$next` is misused in a field size, it can end up causing a
    # `RecursionError` in fast_traverse_node_top_down.  (When the `$next` node
    # in the next field is replaced, its replacement gets traversed, but the
    # replacement also contains a `$next` node, leading to infinite recursion.)
    #
    # Technically, we could scan all of the sizes instead of bailing early, but
    # it seems relatively unlikely that someone will have `$next` in multiple
    # sizes and not figure out what is going on relatively quickly.
    if new_errors:
      errors.extend(new_errors)
      return
    traverse_ir.fast_traverse_node_top_down(
        field.location.start, [ir_data.Expression],
        _maybe_replace_next_keyword_in_expression,
        parameters={
            "last_location": last_physical_field_location,
            "errors": new_errors,
            "source_file_name": source_file_name,
        })
    # The only possible error from _maybe_replace_next_keyword_in_expression is
    # `$next` occurring in the start expression of the first physical field,
    # which leads to similar recursion issue if `$next` is used in the start
    # expression of the next physical field.
    if new_errors:
      errors.extend(new_errors)
      return
    last_physical_field_location = field.location


def _add_virtuals_to_structure(structure, type_definition):
  _add_anonymous_aliases(structure, type_definition)
  _add_size_virtuals(structure, type_definition)
  _add_size_bound_virtuals(structure, type_definition)


def desugar(ir):
  """Translates pure syntactic sugar to its desugared form.

  Replaces `$next` symbols with the start+length of the previous physical
  field.

  Adds aliases for all fields in anonymous `bits` to the enclosing structure.

  Arguments:
      ir: The IR to desugar.

  Returns:
      A list of errors, or an empty list.
  """
  errors = []
  traverse_ir.fast_traverse_ir_top_down(
      ir, [ir_data.Structure], _replace_next_keyword,
      parameters={"errors": errors})
  if errors:
    return errors
  traverse_ir.fast_traverse_ir_top_down(
      ir, [ir_data.Structure], _add_virtuals_to_structure)
  return []