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Geoff Romer a80ce2c566 Consistent naming for Expression and Value. (#621)
- `Kind` enumerator names always match the corresponding factory function, accessor, and type names (if any).
- All abbreviations in those names are expanded.
- Those names always have a suffix to disambiguate expressions from values.

`VarTV` is excluded from these changes because there's a pending PR to remove it.
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// Part of the Carbon Language project, under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM
// Exceptions. See /LICENSE for license information.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Bison Configuration
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
%require "3.2"
%language "c++"
// We don't need a separate header for Bison locations.
%define api.location.file none
// Use a type-safe C++ variant for semantic values
%define api.value.type variant
// Have Bison generate the functions ‘make_TEXT’ and ‘make_NUMBER’, but also
// ‘make_YYEOF’, for the end of input.
%define api.token.constructor
// Make parse error messages more detailed
%define parse.error verbose
// Enable support for parser debugging
%define parse.trace true
//
// Parameters to the parser and lexer
//
// Parameters to the parser are stored therein as protected data members, and
// thus available to its methods.
// "out" parameter passed to the parser, where the AST is written.
%parse-param {std::optional<Carbon::AST>& parsed_program}
// "inout" parameter passed to both the parser and the lexer.
%param {Carbon::ParseAndLexContext& context}
// The following shift-reduce conflicts are expected; any others should be
// treated as errors:
// - The "dangling else" ambiguity: `if (b) if (c) x = 1; else x = 2;`
// could parse as either `if (b) { if (c) x = 1; else x = 2;}` or
// `if (b) { if (c) x = 1; } else x = 2;`. Following C++, we want Carbon
// to choose the first option. Resolving this by restructuring the grammar
// would make it harder to read, and resolving it by assigning precedence to
// `if` and `else` could mask other ambiguities, especially if we allow
// `if`/`else` in expressions, so we allow Bison to resolve it through its
// default behavior of preferring to shift rather than reduce.
%expect 1
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
%code top {
#include <algorithm>
#include <cstdarg>
#include <cstdio>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
#include <list>
#include "executable_semantics/syntax/syntax_helpers.h"
#include "executable_semantics/syntax/parse_and_lex_context.h"
}
%code requires {
#include <optional>
#include "executable_semantics/ast/abstract_syntax_tree.h"
#include "executable_semantics/ast/declaration.h"
#include "executable_semantics/ast/function_definition.h"
#include "executable_semantics/syntax/paren_contents.h"
namespace Carbon {
class ParseAndLexContext;
}
}
%code {
extern int yylineno;
void yy::parser::error(
const location_type&, const std::string& message)
{
context.PrintDiagnostic(message, yylineno);
}
}
%token <int> integer_literal
%token <char*> identifier
%type <char*> designator
%type <Carbon::Declaration> declaration
%type <Carbon::FunctionDefinition> function_declaration
%type <Carbon::FunctionDefinition> function_definition
%type <std::list<Carbon::Declaration>> declaration_list
%type <const Carbon::Statement*> statement
%type <const Carbon::Statement*> optional_else
%type <const Carbon::Statement*> statement_list
%type <const Carbon::Expression*> expression
%type <const Carbon::Expression*> pattern
%type <const Carbon::Expression*> return_type
%type <const Carbon::Expression*> paren_expression
%type <const Carbon::Expression*> tuple
%type <Carbon::Member*> variable_declaration
%type <Carbon::Member*> member
%type <std::list<Carbon::Member*>*> member_list
%type <Carbon::FieldInitializer> field_initializer
%type <Carbon::ParenContents> paren_contents
%type <std::vector<Carbon::FieldInitializer>> paren_contents_without_trailing_comma
%type <std::pair<std::string, const Carbon::Expression*>> alternative
%type <std::list<std::pair<std::string, const Carbon::Expression*>>> alternative_list
%type <std::pair<const Carbon::Expression*, const Carbon::Statement*>*> clause
%type <std::list<std::pair<const Carbon::Expression*, const Carbon::Statement*>>*> clause_list
%token END_OF_FILE 0
%token AND
%token OR
%token NOT
%token INT
%token BOOL
%token TYPE
%token FN
%token FNTY
%token ARROW "->"
%token FNARROW "-> in return type"
%token VAR
%token EQUAL_EQUAL
%token IF
%token ELSE
%token WHILE
%token CONTINUATION_TYPE
%token CONTINUATION
%token RUN
%token AWAIT
%token BREAK
%token CONTINUE
%token RETURN
%token TRUE
%token FALSE
%token STRUCT
%token CHOICE
%token MATCH
%token CASE
%token DBLARROW "=>"
%token DEFAULT
%token AUTO
%token
EQUAL "="
MINUS "-"
PLUS "+"
// The lexer determines the arity and fixity of each `*` based on whitespace
// and adjacent tokens. UNARY_STAR indicates that the operator is unary but
// could be either prefix or postfix.
UNARY_STAR "unary *"
PREFIX_STAR "prefix *"
POSTFIX_STAR "postfix *"
BINARY_STAR "binary *"
SLASH "/"
LEFT_PARENTHESIS "("
RIGHT_PARENTHESIS ")"
LEFT_CURLY_BRACE "{"
RIGHT_CURLY_BRACE "}"
LEFT_SQUARE_BRACKET "["
RIGHT_SQUARE_BRACKET "]"
PERIOD "."
COMMA ","
SEMICOLON ";"
COLON ":"
;
%precedence FNARROW
%precedence "{" "}"
%precedence ":" "," DBLARROW
%left OR AND
%nonassoc EQUAL_EQUAL
%left "+" "-"
%left BINARY_STAR
%precedence NOT UNARY_MINUS PREFIX_STAR
// We need to give the `UNARY_STAR` token a precedence, rather than overriding
// the precedence of the `expression UNARY_STAR` rule below, because bison
// compares the precedence of the final token (for a shift) to the precedence
// of the other rule (for a reduce) when attempting to resolve a shift-reduce
// conflict. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/26188429/1041090. When UNARY_STAR
// is the final token of a rule, it must be a postfix usage, so we give it the
// same precedence as POSTFIX_STAR.
%precedence POSTFIX_STAR UNARY_STAR
%left "." ARROW
%precedence "(" ")" "[" "]"
%start input
%locations
%%
input: declaration_list
{ parsed_program = $1; }
;
pattern:
expression
{ $$ = $1; }
;
expression:
identifier
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeIdentifierExpression(yylineno, $1); }
| expression designator
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeFieldAccessExpression(yylineno, $1, $2); }
| expression "[" expression "]"
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeIndexExpression(yylineno, $1, $3); }
| identifier ":" expression
{
$$ = Carbon::Expression::MakePatternVariableExpression(yylineno, $1, $3);
}
| integer_literal
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeIntLiteral(yylineno, $1); }
| TRUE
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeBoolLiteral(yylineno, true); }
| FALSE
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeBoolLiteral(yylineno, false); }
| INT
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeIntTypeLiteral(yylineno); }
| BOOL
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeBoolTypeLiteral(yylineno); }
| TYPE
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeTypeTypeLiteral(yylineno); }
| AUTO
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeAutoTypeLiteral(yylineno); }
| CONTINUATION_TYPE
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeContinuationTypeLiteral(yylineno); }
| paren_expression { $$ = $1; }
| expression EQUAL_EQUAL expression
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakePrimitiveOperatorExpression(
yylineno, Carbon::Operator::Eq, {$1, $3}); }
| expression "+" expression
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakePrimitiveOperatorExpression(
yylineno, Carbon::Operator::Add, {$1, $3}); }
| expression "-" expression
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakePrimitiveOperatorExpression(
yylineno, Carbon::Operator::Sub, {$1, $3}); }
| expression BINARY_STAR expression
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakePrimitiveOperatorExpression(
yylineno, Carbon::Operator::Mul, {$1, $3}); }
| expression AND expression
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakePrimitiveOperatorExpression(
yylineno, Carbon::Operator::And, {$1, $3}); }
| expression OR expression
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakePrimitiveOperatorExpression(
yylineno, Carbon::Operator::Or, {$1, $3}); }
| NOT expression
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakePrimitiveOperatorExpression(
yylineno, Carbon::Operator::Not, {$2}); }
| "-" expression %prec UNARY_MINUS
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakePrimitiveOperatorExpression(
yylineno, Carbon::Operator::Neg, {$2}); }
| PREFIX_STAR expression
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakePrimitiveOperatorExpression(
yylineno, Carbon::Operator::Deref, {$2}); }
| UNARY_STAR expression %prec PREFIX_STAR
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakePrimitiveOperatorExpression(
yylineno, Carbon::Operator::Deref, {$2}); }
| expression tuple
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeCallExpression(yylineno, $1, $2); }
| expression POSTFIX_STAR
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakePrimitiveOperatorExpression(
yylineno, Carbon::Operator::Ptr, {$1}); }
| expression UNARY_STAR
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakePrimitiveOperatorExpression(
yylineno, Carbon::Operator::Ptr, {$1}); }
| FNTY tuple return_type
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeFunctionTypeLiteral(yylineno, $2, $3); }
;
designator: "." identifier { $$ = $2; }
;
paren_expression: "(" paren_contents ")"
{ $$ = $2.AsExpression(yylineno); }
;
tuple: "(" paren_contents ")"
{ $$ = $2.AsTuple(yylineno); }
;
field_initializer:
pattern
{ $$ = Carbon::FieldInitializer({"", $1}); }
| designator "=" pattern
{ $$ = Carbon::FieldInitializer({$1, $3}); }
;
paren_contents:
// Empty
{ $$ = Carbon::ParenContents(); }
| paren_contents_without_trailing_comma
{
$$ = Carbon::ParenContents($1,
Carbon::ParenContents::HasTrailingComma::No);
}
| paren_contents_without_trailing_comma ","
{
$$ = Carbon::ParenContents($1,
Carbon::ParenContents::HasTrailingComma::Yes);
}
;
paren_contents_without_trailing_comma:
field_initializer
{ $$ = {$1}; }
| paren_contents_without_trailing_comma "," field_initializer
{
$$ = $1;
$$.push_back($3);
}
;
clause:
CASE pattern DBLARROW statement
{ $$ = new std::pair<const Carbon::Expression*, const Carbon::Statement*>($2, $4); }
| DEFAULT DBLARROW statement
{
auto vp = Carbon::Expression::MakePatternVariableExpression(
yylineno, "_", Carbon::Expression::MakeAutoTypeLiteral(yylineno));
$$ = new std::pair<const Carbon::Expression*, const Carbon::Statement*>(vp, $3);
}
;
clause_list:
// Empty
{
$$ = new std::list<std::pair<const Carbon::Expression*, const Carbon::Statement*>>();
}
| clause clause_list
{ $$ = $2; $$->push_front(*$1); }
;
statement:
expression "=" expression ";"
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeAssign(yylineno, $1, $3); }
| VAR pattern "=" expression ";"
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeVarDef(yylineno, $2, $4); }
| expression ";"
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeExpStmt(yylineno, $1); }
| IF "(" expression ")" statement optional_else
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeIf(yylineno, $3, $5, $6); }
| WHILE "(" expression ")" statement
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeWhile(yylineno, $3, $5); }
| BREAK ";"
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeBreak(yylineno); }
| CONTINUE ";"
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeContinue(yylineno); }
| RETURN expression ";"
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeReturn(yylineno, $2); }
| "{" statement_list "}"
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeBlock(yylineno, $2); }
| MATCH "(" expression ")" "{" clause_list "}"
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeMatch(yylineno, $3, $6); }
| CONTINUATION identifier statement
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeContinuation(yylineno, $2, $3); }
| RUN expression ";"
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeRun(yylineno, $2); }
| AWAIT ";"
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeAwait(yylineno); }
;
optional_else:
// Empty
{ $$ = 0; }
| ELSE statement { $$ = $2; }
;
statement_list:
// Empty
{ $$ = 0; }
| statement statement_list
{ $$ = Carbon::Statement::MakeSeq(yylineno, $1, $2); }
;
return_type:
// Empty
{ $$ = Carbon::Expression::MakeTupleLiteral(yylineno, {}); }
| ARROW expression %prec FNARROW
{ $$ = $2; }
;
function_definition:
FN identifier tuple return_type "{" statement_list "}"
{ $$ = MakeFunDef(yylineno, $2, $4, $3, $6); }
| FN identifier tuple DBLARROW expression ";"
{
$$ = Carbon::MakeFunDef(yylineno, $2,
Carbon::Expression::MakeAutoTypeLiteral(yylineno),
$3, Carbon::Statement::MakeReturn(yylineno, $5));
}
;
function_declaration:
FN identifier tuple return_type ";"
{ $$ = MakeFunDef(yylineno, $2, $4, $3, 0); }
;
variable_declaration: identifier ":" expression
{ $$ = MakeField(yylineno, $1, $3); }
;
member: VAR variable_declaration ";"
{ $$ = $2; }
;
member_list:
// Empty
{ $$ = new std::list<Carbon::Member*>(); }
| member member_list
{ $$ = $2; $$->push_front($1); }
;
alternative:
identifier tuple
{ $$ = std::pair<std::string, const Carbon::Expression*>($1, $2); }
| identifier
{
$$ = std::pair<std::string, const Carbon::Expression*>(
$1, Carbon::Expression::MakeTupleLiteral(yylineno, {}));
}
;
alternative_list:
// Empty
{ $$ = std::list<std::pair<std::string, const Carbon::Expression*>>(); }
| alternative
{
$$ = std::list<std::pair<std::string, const Carbon::Expression*>>();
$$.push_front($1);
}
| alternative "," alternative_list
{ $$ = std::move($3); $$.push_front($1); }
;
declaration:
function_definition
{ $$ = Carbon::Declaration(Carbon::FunctionDeclaration{$1}); }
| function_declaration
{ $$ = Carbon::Declaration(Carbon::FunctionDeclaration{$1}); }
| STRUCT identifier "{" member_list "}"
{
$$ = Carbon::Declaration(
Carbon::StructDeclaration{yylineno, $2, $4});
}
| CHOICE identifier "{" alternative_list "}"
{
$$ = Carbon::Declaration(
Carbon::ChoiceDeclaration{yylineno, $2, $4});
}
| VAR variable_declaration "=" expression ";"
{
$$ = Carbon::Declaration(
Carbon::VariableDeclaration(yylineno, *$2->u.field.name, $2->u.field.type, $4));
}
;
declaration_list:
// Empty
{ $$ = std::list<Carbon::Declaration>(); }
| declaration declaration_list
{
$$ = $2;
$$.push_front($1);
}
;
%%