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compiler-explorer/lib/llvm-ast.ts
Ofek bcb397f56b Add noUnusedLocals to tsconfig + fix the new alerts (#6396)
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// Copyright (c) 2021, Compiler Explorer Authors
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import type {CompilationResult} from '../types/compilation/compilation.interfaces.js';
import type {ResultLine} from '../types/resultline/resultline.interfaces.js';
import type {PropertyGetter} from './properties.interfaces.js';
type Point = {
line: number | null;
col: number | null;
};
export class LlvmAstParser {
maxAstLines: number;
// Almost every line of AST includes a span of related source lines:
// In different forms like <line:a:b, line:c:d>
static readonly locTypes = {
NONE: 'none', // No location specified
POINT: 'point', // A single location: beginning of a token
SPAN: 'span', // Two locations: first token to last token (beginning)
} as const;
constructor(compilerProps: PropertyGetter) {
this.maxAstLines = 500;
if (compilerProps) {
this.maxAstLines = compilerProps('maxLinesOfAst', this.maxAstLines);
}
}
// Accepts "line:a:b" and "col:b"
parsePoint(ptLine: string, lastLineNo: number | null): Point {
const lineRegex = /line:(\d+):/;
const colRegex = /(?:col|\d):(\d+)(?::|$)/;
const lineMatch = ptLine.match(lineRegex);
const colMatch = ptLine.match(colRegex);
const line = lineMatch ? Number(lineMatch[1]) : lastLineNo;
const col = colMatch ? Number(colMatch[1]) : null; // Does not happen for well-formed strings
return {line, col};
}
// Accepts "<X, X>" and "<X>", where
// X can be "col:a" or "line:a:b"
// lastLineNo - the line number of the previous node,
// reused when only a column specified.
parseSpan(
line: string,
lastLineNo: number | null,
):
| {type: typeof LlvmAstParser.locTypes.SPAN; begin: Point; end: Point}
| {type: typeof LlvmAstParser.locTypes.POINT; loc: Point}
| {type: typeof LlvmAstParser.locTypes.NONE} {
const spanRegex = /<((?:line|col)[\d ,:ceilno]+)>/;
const m = line.match(spanRegex);
if (m) {
const span = m[1];
const beginEnd = span.split(',');
if (beginEnd.length === 2) {
const begin = this.parsePoint(beginEnd[0], lastLineNo);
const end = this.parsePoint(beginEnd[1], begin.line);
return {type: LlvmAstParser.locTypes.SPAN, begin, end};
} else {
return {type: LlvmAstParser.locTypes.POINT, loc: this.parsePoint(span, lastLineNo)};
}
}
return {type: LlvmAstParser.locTypes.NONE};
}
// Link the AST lines with spans of source locations (lines+columns)
parseAndSetSourceLines(astDump: ResultLine[]) {
let lfrom: any = {line: null, loc: null},
lto: any = {line: null, loc: null};
for (const line of astDump) {
const span = this.parseSpan(line.text, lfrom.line);
switch (span.type) {
case LlvmAstParser.locTypes.NONE: {
break;
}
case LlvmAstParser.locTypes.POINT: {
lfrom = span.loc;
lto = span.loc;
break;
}
case LlvmAstParser.locTypes.SPAN: {
lfrom = span.begin;
lto = span.end;
break;
}
}
if (span.type !== LlvmAstParser.locTypes.NONE) {
// TODO: ResultLineSource doesn't have to/from
(line.source as any) = {from: lfrom, to: lto};
}
}
}
processAst(result: CompilationResult) {
const output = result.stdout;
// Top level decls start with |- or `-
const topLevelRegex = /^([`|])-/;
// Refers to the user's source file rather than a system header
const sourceRegex = /<source>/g;
// <<invalid sloc>, /app/hell.hpp:5:1>
const userSource = /<<invalid sloc>, \/app\/.*:\d+:\d+>/;
// </usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/bits/types.h:31:1, col:23>
// <line:229:1, /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/sys/cdefs.h:61:27> /usr/include/time.h:229:12
// </usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/sys/cdefs.h:293:44, /usr/include/time.h:258:27> 1
// </opt/compiler-explorer/gcc-11.2.0/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/11.2.0/etc...
const systemSource = /(<\/usr\/|,\s\/usr\/|<\/opt\/)/;
// Refers to whatever the most recent file specified was
const lineRegex = /<(col|line):/;
// Intra-line filters
const addressRegex = /^([^A-Za-z]*[A-Za-z]+) 0x[\da-z]+/gm;
const slocRegex2 = / ?<?<invalid sloc>>?/g;
let mostRecentIsSource: boolean = false;
const isBlockUserSource = (output: ResultLine[], start: number, mostRecentIsSource: boolean) => {
for (let i = start + 1; i < output.length; ++i) {
if (topLevelRegex.test(output[i].text)) {
// Scanned through the block without encountering new info
return mostRecentIsSource;
}
if (systemSource.test(output[i].text)) {
return false;
}
if (userSource.test(output[i].text)) {
return true;
}
}
// Reached the end with no new info
return mostRecentIsSource;
};
// Remove all AST nodes which aren't directly from the user's source code
for (let i = 0; i < output.length; ++i) {
if (topLevelRegex.test(output[i].text)) {
if (lineRegex.test(output[i].text) && mostRecentIsSource) {
// do nothing
} else if (sourceRegex.test(output[i].text)) {
mostRecentIsSource = true;
} else {
// This is a system header or implicit definition,
// remove everything up to the next top level decl
// Top level decls with invalid sloc as the file don't change the most recent file
if (systemSource.test(output[i].text)) {
// skip ast from this source
} else if (userSource.test(output[i].text)) {
continue;
} else {
mostRecentIsSource = isBlockUserSource(output, i, mostRecentIsSource);
if (mostRecentIsSource) continue;
}
let spliceMax = i + 1;
while (output[spliceMax] && !topLevelRegex.test(output[spliceMax].text)) {
spliceMax++;
}
output.splice(i, spliceMax - i);
--i;
}
}
// Filter out the symbol addresses
output[i].text = output[i].text.replaceAll(addressRegex, '$1');
// Filter out <invalid sloc> and <<invalid sloc>>
output[i].text = output[i].text.replaceAll(slocRegex2, '');
// Unify file references
output[i].text = output[i].text.replaceAll(sourceRegex, 'line');
}
this.parseAndSetSourceLines(output);
return output;
}
}