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Handle closure effects appropriately in LocalAccessValidator.
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@ -32,8 +32,6 @@ class Module:
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monomorphism_validator.visit(self.typedtree)
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escape_validator.visit(self.typedtree)
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self.artiq_ir = artiq_ir_generator.visit(self.typedtree)
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print(self.artiq_ir[0])
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print(self.artiq_ir[1])
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dead_code_eliminator.process(self.artiq_ir)
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local_access_validator.process(self.artiq_ir)
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self.llvm_ir = llvm_ir_generator.process(self.artiq_ir)
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@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ class Printer(algorithm.Visitor):
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":{}".format(self.type_printer.name(node.type)))
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def main():
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if sys.argv[1] == "+mono":
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if len(sys.argv) > 1 and sys.argv[1] == "+mono":
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del sys.argv[1]
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monomorphize = True
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else:
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@ -17,8 +17,9 @@ class LLVMIRGenerator:
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self.fixups = []
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def llty_of_type(self, typ, bare=False, for_return=False):
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typ = typ.find()
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if types.is_tuple(typ):
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return ll.LiteralStructType([self.llty_of_type(eltty) for eltty in typ.find().elts])
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return ll.LiteralStructType([self.llty_of_type(eltty) for eltty in typ.elts])
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elif types.is_function(typ):
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envarg = ll.IntType(8).as_pointer()
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llty = ll.FunctionType(args=[envarg] +
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@ -97,16 +97,18 @@ class LocalAccessValidator:
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self._uninitialized_access(insn, var_name,
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pred_at_fault(env, var_name))
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if isinstance(insn, ir.Closure):
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env = insn.environment()
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# Make sure this environment has any interesting variables.
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if env in block_state:
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for var_name in block_state[env]:
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if not block_state[env][var_name]:
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# A closure would capture this variable while it is not always
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# initialized. Note that this check is transitive.
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self._uninitialized_access(insn, var_name,
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pred_at_fault(env, var_name))
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# Creating a closure has no side effects. However, using a closure does.
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for operand in insn.operands:
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if isinstance(operand, ir.Closure):
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env = operand.environment()
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# Make sure this environment has any interesting variables.
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if env in block_state:
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for var_name in block_state[env]:
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if not block_state[env][var_name]:
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# A closure would capture this variable while it is not always
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# initialized. Note that this check is transitive.
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self._uninitialized_access(operand, var_name,
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pred_at_fault(env, var_name))
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# Save the state.
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state[block] = block_state
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@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ else:
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-t
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# CHECK-L: ${LINE:+1}: error: variable 't' can be captured in a closure uninitialized
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lambda: t
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l = lambda: t
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# CHECK-L: ${LINE:+1}: error: variable 't' can be captured in a closure uninitialized
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def f():
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