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Diffstat (limited to 'compiler/sigmatch.nim')
| -rw-r--r-- | compiler/sigmatch.nim | 137 |
1 files changed, 75 insertions, 62 deletions
diff --git a/compiler/sigmatch.nim b/compiler/sigmatch.nim index 8e4dba090..ceb3f5a51 100644 --- a/compiler/sigmatch.nim +++ b/compiler/sigmatch.nim @@ -135,15 +135,7 @@ proc initCandidate*(ctx: PContext, callee: PSym, result = initCandidateAux(ctx, callee.typ) result.calleeSym = callee if callee.kind in skProcKinds and calleeScope == -1: - if callee.originatingModule == ctx.module: - result.calleeScope = 2 - var owner = callee - while true: - owner = owner.skipGenericOwner - if owner.kind == skModule: break - inc result.calleeScope - else: - result.calleeScope = 1 + result.calleeScope = cmpScopes(ctx, callee) else: result.calleeScope = calleeScope result.diagnostics = @[] # if diagnosticsEnabled: @[] else: nil @@ -297,7 +289,7 @@ proc writeMatches*(c: TCandidate) = echo " conv matches: ", c.convMatches echo " inheritance: ", c.inheritancePenalty -proc cmpCandidates*(a, b: TCandidate): int = +proc cmpCandidates*(a, b: TCandidate, isFormal=true): int = result = a.exactMatches - b.exactMatches if result != 0: return result = a.genericMatches - b.genericMatches @@ -311,13 +303,14 @@ proc cmpCandidates*(a, b: TCandidate): int = # the other way round because of other semantics: result = b.inheritancePenalty - a.inheritancePenalty if result != 0: return - # check for generic subclass relation - result = checkGeneric(a, b) + if isFormal: + # check for generic subclass relation + result = checkGeneric(a, b) + if result != 0: return + # prefer more specialized generic over more general generic: + result = complexDisambiguation(a.callee, b.callee) if result != 0: return - # prefer more specialized generic over more general generic: - result = complexDisambiguation(a.callee, b.callee) # only as a last resort, consider scoping: - if result != 0: return result = a.calleeScope - b.calleeScope proc argTypeToString(arg: PNode; prefer: TPreferedDesc): string = @@ -2353,56 +2346,76 @@ proc paramTypesMatch*(m: var TCandidate, f, a: PType, if arg == nil or arg.kind notin nkSymChoices: result = paramTypesMatchAux(m, f, a, arg, argOrig) else: - # CAUTION: The order depends on the used hashing scheme. Thus it is - # incorrect to simply use the first fitting match. However, to implement - # this correctly is inefficient. We have to copy `m` here to be able to - # roll back the side effects of the unification algorithm. - let c = m.c - var - x = newCandidate(c, m.callee) - y = newCandidate(c, m.callee) - z = newCandidate(c, m.callee) - x.calleeSym = m.calleeSym - y.calleeSym = m.calleeSym - z.calleeSym = m.calleeSym + let matchSet = {skProc, skFunc, skMethod, skConverter,skIterator, skMacro, + skTemplate, skEnumField} + var best = -1 - for i in 0..<arg.len: - if arg[i].sym.kind in {skProc, skFunc, skMethod, skConverter, - skIterator, skMacro, skTemplate, skEnumField}: - copyCandidate(z, m) - z.callee = arg[i].typ - if tfUnresolved in z.callee.flags: continue - z.calleeSym = arg[i].sym - # XXX this is still all wrong: (T, T) should be 2 generic matches - # and (int, int) 2 exact matches, etc. Essentially you cannot call - # typeRel here and expect things to work! - let r = staticAwareTypeRel(z, f, arg[i]) - incMatches(z, r, 2) - if r != isNone: - z.state = csMatch - case x.state - of csEmpty, csNoMatch: - x = z + result = arg + + if f.kind in {tyTyped, tyUntyped}: + var + bestScope = -1 + counts = 0 + for i in 0..<arg.len: + if arg[i].sym.kind in matchSet: + let thisScope = cmpScopes(m.c, arg[i].sym) + if thisScope > bestScope: best = i - of csMatch: - let cmp = cmpCandidates(x, z) - if cmp < 0: - best = i - x = z - elif cmp == 0: - y = z # z is as good as x - - if x.state == csEmpty: - result = nil - elif y.state == csMatch and cmpCandidates(x, y) == 0: - if x.state != csMatch: - internalError(m.c.graph.config, arg.info, "x.state is not csMatch") - # ambiguous: more than one symbol fits! - # See tsymchoice_for_expr as an example. 'f.kind == tyUntyped' should match - # anyway: - if f.kind in {tyUntyped, tyTyped}: result = arg - else: result = nil + bestScope = thisScope + counts = 0 + elif thisScope == bestScope: + inc counts + if best == -1: + result = nil + elif counts > 0: + best = -1 else: + # CAUTION: The order depends on the used hashing scheme. Thus it is + # incorrect to simply use the first fitting match. However, to implement + # this correctly is inefficient. We have to copy `m` here to be able to + # roll back the side effects of the unification algorithm. + let c = m.c + var + x = newCandidate(c, m.callee) + y = newCandidate(c, m.callee) + z = newCandidate(c, m.callee) + x.calleeSym = m.calleeSym + y.calleeSym = m.calleeSym + z.calleeSym = m.calleeSym + + for i in 0..<arg.len: + if arg[i].sym.kind in matchSet: + copyCandidate(z, m) + z.callee = arg[i].typ + if tfUnresolved in z.callee.flags: continue + z.calleeSym = arg[i].sym + z.calleeScope = cmpScopes(m.c, arg[i].sym) + # XXX this is still all wrong: (T, T) should be 2 generic matches + # and (int, int) 2 exact matches, etc. Essentially you cannot call + # typeRel here and expect things to work! + let r = staticAwareTypeRel(z, f, arg[i]) + incMatches(z, r, 2) + if r != isNone: + z.state = csMatch + case x.state + of csEmpty, csNoMatch: + x = z + best = i + of csMatch: + let cmp = cmpCandidates(x, z, isFormal=false) + if cmp < 0: + best = i + x = z + elif cmp == 0: + y = z # z is as good as x + + if x.state == csEmpty: + result = nil + elif y.state == csMatch and cmpCandidates(x, y, isFormal=false) == 0: + if x.state != csMatch: + internalError(m.c.graph.config, arg.info, "x.state is not csMatch") + result = nil + if best > -1 and result != nil: # only one valid interpretation found: markUsed(m.c, arg.info, arg[best].sym) onUse(arg.info, arg[best].sym) |