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use super::*;
impl CodeGenerator {
pub(crate) fn emit_function_call(&mut self, name: &str, args: &[Expr]) {
let param_regs = ["rdi", "rsi", "rdx", "rcx", "r8", "r9"];
// A `value` parameter occupies TWO argument words (payload, tag) in the
// SysV stream; a scalar parameter occupies one. We push words
// right-to-left so word 0 (param 0 payload) ends on top (first pop).
// When the callee's signature is unknown (e.g. an extern/builtin),
// assume every parameter is scalar — preserving the original ABI for
// statically-typed calls (criterion 6). The signature tables are keyed
// by the resolution target (a local `<lib>_<ver>_<func>` label in
// shared mode, an import's mangled symbol, or `mangle_symbol(name)`),
// so the lookup goes through `resolved_call_label` — the same target
// the `call` below emits.
let label = self.resolved_call_label(name);
let param_types = self.function_param_types.get(&label).cloned().unwrap_or_default();
// Plan 296: a `.lib` parameter declared `list of <type>` carries a
// real element type (`Type::List(Box<non-Unknown>)`) rather than the
// usual `Unknown`. When the argument is a plain local variable,
// record that element type for it here — the same table
// (`list_element_types`) a local `Append <literal> to x` already
// populates, so every later read of that variable (a `for each`
// print, in particular) sees a real type instead of defaulting to
// "don't know." This is additive only: it fires exclusively for a
// `.lib` import whose ToC entry spelled `list of <type>`; a bare
// `list` parameter (every `.lib` ever emitted before this plan)
// still resolves to `Type::List(Unknown)` here and changes nothing.
for (i, arg) in args.iter().enumerate() {
if let (Some(Type::List(inner)), Expr::Identifier(argname)) = (param_types.get(i), arg) {
if !matches!(**inner, Type::Unknown) {
self.list_element_types
.insert(argname.clone(), list_element_vartype(inner));
}
}
}
let is_value_param = |i: usize| -> bool {
param_types.get(i) == Some(&Type::Value)
};
// Number of argument words a given arg contributes.
let word_count = |i: usize| if is_value_param(i) { 2 } else { 1 };
let total_words: usize = (0..args.len()).map(word_count).sum();
// Evaluate/push all arg words right-to-left. For a `value` param the
// tag word is pushed BEFORE the payload word, so the payload lands on
// top (lower word index) — matching how the callee reads them.
for i in (0..args.len()).rev() {
self.generate_expr(&args[i]); // rax = payload
if is_value_param(i) {
self.emit_load_value_tag(&args[i]); // r11 = tag (rax preserved)
self.emit_indent("push r11 ; value param tag word");
}
self.emit_indent("push rax");
}
// Pop the first 6 argument WORDS into registers (word 0 -> rdi, ...).
let reg_words = total_words.min(param_regs.len());
for reg in param_regs.iter().take(reg_words) {
self.emit_indent(&format!("pop {}", reg));
}
// Remaining words (7th+) stay on the stack.
let stack_words = total_words.saturating_sub(param_regs.len());
let stack_word_bytes = stack_words * 8;
// Align stack before call (SysV: 16B-aligned at call instruction).
let needs_pad = stack_words % 2 != 0;
if needs_pad {
self.emit_indent("sub rsp, 8 ; align stack before call");
}
// In shared library mode a call to a function DEFINED in this
// library must target the same `<lib>_<ver>_<func>` label the
// definition emitted — otherwise the .so defines
// `mathkit_1_0_greet` while the call site branches to the bare
// `greet`, which the version script does not export. The signature
// tables are keyed by that mangled label, so `contains_key(&label)`
// is true exactly for a function defined in the CURRENT library
// (whose identity `function_label` reads). A call to a function in
// a DIFFERENT library of the same .so never reaches here: the
// analyzer scopes its own `functions` set per library, so a
// cross-library name is the existing "Unknown function" error
// before codegen runs. An (A4) extern or a runtime helper is not in
// the table, so it falls through to the plain mangled name. Non-
// shared builds take the plain path unconditionally (`label` is
// already `mangle_symbol(name)` there), so their output is byte-
// identical to today.
//
// A4: `label` was computed by `resolved_call_label`, which prefers
// the local definition (present in the tables), then an import's
// mangled extern symbol, then the plain mangled fallback. The call
// and the signature lookup above therefore always agree, for local,
// imported, and runtime-helper targets alike.
self.emit_indent(&format!("call {}", label));
// Clean up stack words + pad (caller cleanup in SysV). The return tag
// for a `value`-returning function rides in r11; `add rsp` does not
// clobber it, so a caller that consumes the result sees r11=tag.
let cleanup = stack_word_bytes + if needs_pad { 8 } else { 0 };
if cleanup > 0 {
self.emit_indent(&format!("add rsp, {}", cleanup));
}
}
pub fn set_shared_lib_mode(&mut self, enabled: bool) {
self.shared_lib_mode = enabled;
}
/// Stage A4: register the resolved, .dynsym-verified imports from the
/// program's `see ... from "*.lib"` statements. Stored pre-`generate`;
/// `collect_function_signatures` merges their signatures into the tables
/// (which it clears), keyed by each import's mangled label, and `generate`
/// emits one `extern <label>` per imported symbol.
pub fn set_imports(&mut self, imports: Vec<crate::lib_file::ImportedFunction>) {
self.import_labels.clear();
self.imported_symbols.clear();
for imp in &imports {
// Ambiguity is an analyzer error: at most one claimant per
// authored name can reach here. `or_insert` keeps that guarantee
// locally rather than re-deriving it.
self.import_labels
.entry(imp.name.clone())
.or_insert_with(|| imp.mangled.clone());
if !self.imported_symbols.contains(&imp.mangled) {
self.imported_symbols.push(imp.mangled.clone());
}
}
self.imports = imports;
}
/// The label a call to `name` actually targets. A locally defined function
/// wins (its label is in the signature tables — the same test the shared-
/// mode call path already uses), then an import's mangled `<lib>_<ver>_`
/// `<func>` symbol, then the historical plain `mangle_symbol` fallback for
/// runtime helpers and other tables-missing calls. Keying everything off
/// the signature tables keeps this ONE rule for both call emission and
/// return-type inference.
pub(crate) fn resolved_call_label(&self, name: &str) -> String {
let local = self.function_label(name);
if self.function_return_types.contains_key(&local) {
return local;
}
if let Some(mangled) = self.import_labels.get(name) {
return mangled.clone();
}
mangle_symbol(name)
}
/// Resolve the assembly label for a function DEFINED in this compilation.
/// In shared library mode with a library identity set, the label is
/// `<lib>_<ver>_<func>` (each component through `mangle_symbol`); this is
/// what makes two libraries in one .so both defining `greet` emit two
/// distinct labels. In every other case it is the plain `mangle_symbol`
/// of the name, so non-shared builds are byte-identical to today.
pub(crate) fn function_label(&self, name: &str) -> String {
make_function_label(self.shared_lib_mode, self.current_library.as_ref(), name)
}
/// Pre-pass: find the `Library` declaration that names this compilation's
/// identity and stash it in `current_library` before any function is
/// generated. Running this up front (rather than only when the statement
/// is reached during `generate`) means the order of `Library` vs `To` in
/// the source is irrelevant — a forward call to a function defined above
/// the declaration still mangles correctly. The analyzer has already
/// rejected `--shared` with no `Library` line, so in shared mode exactly
/// one is expected; the first wins and a second is left for A2 to reject.
pub(crate) fn collect_library_identity(&mut self, program: &Program) {
for stmt in &program.statements {
if let Statement::LibraryDecl { name, version } = stmt {
self.current_library = Some((name.clone(), version.clone()));
return;
}
}
}
/// Plan 270 G4: a bare or quoted identifier in *expression* position
/// that names a zero-argument function is a call, not a variable lookup.
/// Returns the function's return type iff `name` resolves (locally or via
/// an import) to a function declaring zero parameters. A name that is a
/// variable in scope is handled by the caller *before* consulting this —
/// a variable shadows a same-named zero-arg function, matching the
/// analyzer's "variable first" resolution. `resolved_call_label` returns
/// `mangle_symbol(name)` for an unknown name, which is absent from the
/// signature tables, so this never false-positives on an unknown.
pub(crate) fn zero_arg_func_return_type(&self, name: &str) -> Option<VarType> {
let label = self.resolved_call_label(name);
match self.function_param_types.get(&label) {
Some(params) if params.is_empty() => self.function_return_types.get(&label).cloned(),
_ => None,
}
}
/// The resolved call-target label for `val`, if it is a function call —
/// either the unambiguous `Expr::FunctionCall` shape (an explicit
/// `of`/`with`/`to` argument list), or a bare/quoted identifier in
/// expression position that names a zero-argument function rather than
/// a variable. The second shape is the one plan 296's first cut of
/// list-return element typing missed: `a list called got is 'tokens'.`
/// has no connector, so the parser can't tell it's a call — it produces
/// `Expr::Identifier("tokens")`, indistinguishable at the AST level
/// from a variable reference. `generate_expr`'s own Identifier arm
/// resolves the exact same ambiguity (plan 270 G4: try a variable load
/// first, fall back to `zero_arg_func_return_type`); this mirrors that
/// resolution order so a variable always wins over a same-named
/// zero-arg function, here too.
pub(crate) fn call_label_for_list_return(&self, val: &Expr) -> Option<String> {
match val {
Expr::FunctionCall { name, .. } => Some(self.resolved_call_label(name)),
Expr::Identifier(name)
if self.get_var(name).is_none() && self.global_var_label(name).is_none() =>
{
self.zero_arg_func_return_type(name)
.map(|_| self.resolved_call_label(name))
}
_ => None,
}
}
/// The mangled labels of functions exported by a `--shared` compile, in
/// emission order. Populated during `generate`; the linker's version
/// script names exactly these as the library's public symbols.
pub fn exported_functions(&self) -> &[String] {
&self.exported_functions
}
/// The per-library exported signatures for the Stage A3 `.lib` interface
/// file: one `LibBlock` per <library, version> identity, in first-seen
/// order, each carrying its functions in source order. Empty for non-shared
/// builds. `main.rs` renders this beside the `.so` after a successful link.
pub fn library_blocks(&self) -> &[LibBlock] {
&self.library_blocks
}
pub fn set_target_arch(&mut self, arch: &str) {
self.target_arch = arch.to_string();
}
// Record each function's declared return type so infer_expr_type() can
// resolve Expr::FunctionCall correctly instead of falling through to
// its generic "Integer for anything unrecognized" default. Without
// this, reassigning an EXISTING variable from a function call (`the x
// is "some func" of y.`) silently corrupted the variable's tracked
// type to Integer - a fresh `a text called x is ...` declaration
// happened to read the correct type from a different code path and
// was unaffected, which is what made this easy to miss.
pub(crate) fn collect_function_signatures(&mut self, program: &Program) {
let lib_fn_return_types = collect_lib_function_return_types(program);
self.function_return_types.clear();
self.function_param_types.clear();
self.function_return_full_types.clear();
// Track the library identity as we walk so each function is keyed by
// its OWN `<lib>_<ver>_<func>` label, not the authored name. This is
// what scopes the signature tables: two libraries in one .so each
// defining `greet` get distinct keys, so the second no longer silently
// overwrites the first's return/parameter types (the wrong-code bug A1
// found). A local, not `self.current_library`, so this pre-pass does
// not disturb the identity the main generate walk manages.
let mut current_lib: Option<(String, String)> = None;
// Stage A3: collect per-library exported signatures for the `.lib`
// interface file, in the same single walk. Shared mode only — a
// non-shared build has no `Library` blocks and writes no `.lib`. The
// block list is keyed by <lib, version> (first-seen order), so two
// versions of one library become two blocks, each carrying its own
// functions in source order. A function with no current_lib in shared
// mode is a malformed input the analyzer has already rejected, so it
// is skipped here rather than crash the collector.
let mut lib_blocks: Vec<LibBlock> = Vec::new();
let mut block_idx: HashMap<(String, String), usize> = HashMap::new();
for stmt in &program.statements {
match stmt {
Statement::LibraryDecl { name, version } => {
current_lib = Some((name.clone(), version.clone()));
}
Statement::FunctionDef { name, params, return_type, body, .. } => {
let key = make_function_label(
self.shared_lib_mode,
current_lib.as_ref(),
name,
);
let vt = match return_type {
Type::Integer => VarType::Integer,
Type::Float => VarType::Float,
Type::String => VarType::String,
Type::Boolean => VarType::Boolean,
Type::Buffer => VarType::Buffer,
Type::List(_) => VarType::List,
// A `value` return is dynamic: the runtime tag travels
// back in r11 alongside the payload in rax, so the
// result is a Mixed-typed value (no static tag).
Type::Value => VarType::Mixed,
_ => VarType::Unknown,
};
self.function_return_types.insert(key.clone(), vt);
self.function_return_full_types.insert(key.clone(), return_type.clone());
self.function_param_types
.insert(key, params.iter().map(|(_, t)| t.clone()).collect());
if self.shared_lib_mode {
if let Some((lib, ver)) = current_lib.as_ref() {
let id = (lib.clone(), ver.clone());
let idx = match block_idx.get(&id) {
Some(&i) => i,
None => {
let i = lib_blocks.len();
block_idx.insert(id, i);
lib_blocks.push(LibBlock {
lib: lib.clone(),
version: ver.clone(),
funcs: Vec::new(),
});
i
}
};
// The `.lib` records a real list element type when
// one can be inferred from this function's OWN
// body (plan 296, widened by plan 303 phase 2 to
// also credit a local's declared type and a
// same-library call's declared return type) — the
// exported interface only; `function_param_types`/
// `function_return_types` above (this compilation
// unit's own codegen) keep the plain declared type
// unchanged.
let param_env: HashMap<String, Type> =
params.iter().cloned().collect();
let empty_fn_returns: HashMap<String, Type> = HashMap::new();
let fn_return_env = lib_fn_return_types
.get(&(lib.clone(), ver.clone()))
.unwrap_or(&empty_fn_returns);
let lib_params: Vec<(String, Type)> = params
.iter()
.map(|(pname, ptype)| match ptype {
Type::List(inner) if matches!(**inner, Type::Unknown) => (
pname.clone(),
Type::List(Box::new(infer_list_element_type(
pname, ¶m_env, fn_return_env, body,
))),
),
_ => (pname.clone(), ptype.clone()),
})
.collect();
let lib_return_type = match return_type {
Type::List(inner) if matches!(**inner, Type::Unknown) => {
Type::List(Box::new(infer_return_list_element_type(
¶m_env, fn_return_env, body,
)))
}
other => other.clone(),
};
lib_blocks[idx].funcs.push(LibFunction {
name: name.clone(),
params: lib_params,
return_type: lib_return_type,
});
}
}
}
_ => {}
}
}
// Stage A4: imported signatures, keyed by each import's own
// `<lib>_<ver>_<func>` symbol (never the plain authored name, so a
// shadowing LOCAL definition — a different key — still wins at the
// call site). `resolved_call_label` consults these tables, so the
// call, the return type, and the value-parameter word count all read
// this same entry. A `value` return is Mixed for the same reason a
// local one is (the tag rides home in r11).
for imp in &self.imports {
let vt = match imp.return_type {
Type::Integer => VarType::Integer,
Type::Float => VarType::Float,
Type::String => VarType::String,
Type::Boolean => VarType::Boolean,
Type::Buffer => VarType::Buffer,
Type::List(_) => VarType::List,
Type::Value => VarType::Mixed,
_ => VarType::Unknown,
};
self.function_return_types.insert(imp.mangled.clone(), vt);
self.function_return_full_types
.insert(imp.mangled.clone(), imp.return_type.clone());
self.function_param_types.insert(
imp.mangled.clone(),
imp.params.iter().map(|(_, t)| t.clone()).collect(),
);
}
self.library_blocks = lib_blocks;
}
}