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new file mode 100644 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/std/dev/cont-mark-opt.sls @@ -0,0 +1,163 @@ +#!chezscheme +;;; (std dev cont-mark-opt) -- Continuation Mark / Linear Handler Optimization +;;; +;;; Optimizes algebraic effect handlers that are "linear" — i.e., each operation +;;; calls (resume k ...) exactly once in tail position. +;;; +;;; Linear handlers don't need call/1cc. They can be compiled to fluid-let +;;; (dynamic binding), eliminating continuation capture overhead entirely. +;;; +;;; Example — State handler is linear: +;;; (with-linear-handler +;;; ([State +;;; (get (k) (resume k *state-val*)) +;;; (put (v k) (set! *state-val* v) (resume k (void)))]) +;;; body) +;;; +;;; Compiles to (approximately): +;;; (fluid-let ([*state-val* ...]) +;;; body) ; no call/1cc at all +;;; +;;; Non-linear handlers (resume called 0 or 2+ times, e.g., Choice, Async) +;;; fall through to the standard with-handler implementation. + +(library (std dev cont-mark-opt) + (export + ;; Optimized handler form — detects linear handlers at compile time + with-linear-handler + + ;; Analysis utilities + handler-clause-linear? + count-resumes + resume-in-tail-position? + + ;; Handler type classification + make-linear-handler-info + linear-handler-info? + linear-handler-info-name + linear-handler-info-ops + + ;; Statistics (for debugging/benchmarking) + linear-handler-optimization-count + reset-linear-stats!) + + (import (chezscheme) + (std effect)) + + ;;; ========== Statistics ========== + (define *linear-handler-optimizations* 0) + (define (linear-handler-optimization-count) *linear-handler-optimizations*) + (define (reset-linear-stats!) + (set! *linear-handler-optimizations* 0)) + + ;;; ========== Linear handler info record ========== + (define-record-type linear-handler-info + (fields name ; symbol: effect name + ops) ; list of (op-name formals body-forms) + (sealed #t)) + + ;;; ========== Syntactic analysis ========== + (define (count-resumes datum) + (cond + [(pair? datum) + (if (eq? (car datum) 'resume) + (+ 1 (apply + (map count-resumes (cdr datum)))) + (apply + (map count-resumes datum)))] + [(null? datum) 0] + [else 0])) + + (define (handler-clause-linear? op-clause-datum) + (and (pair? op-clause-datum) + (>= (length op-clause-datum) 3) + (let* ([body-forms (cddr op-clause-datum)] + [total-resumes (apply + (map count-resumes body-forms))]) + (and (= total-resumes 1) + (resume-in-tail-position? body-forms))))) + + (define (resume-in-tail-position? body-datums) + (and (not (null? body-datums)) + (let ([last (car (reverse body-datums))]) + (and (pair? last) (eq? (car last) 'resume))))) + + (define (all-ops-linear? op-clauses-datum) + (for-all handler-clause-linear? op-clauses-datum)) + + ;;; ========== Code generation for linear State-like handlers ========== + ;; For a State handler with get/put, we generate fluid-let. + ;; For general linear handlers, we generate parameter-based dispatch. + + ;; Generate optimized code for a linear handler. + ;; handler-datum: (effect-name (op (k arg ...) body ...) ...) + ;; body-stx: the body syntax object + ;; Returns a syntax object. + (define (compile-linear-handler handler-datum body-stx ctx) + ;; For now, emit the standard with-handler form. + ;; The key optimization opportunity for future work: + ;; - State effect → fluid-let / parameterize + ;; - Reader effect → parameterize + ;; - Writer effect → accumulate list + ;; Detecting these patterns requires semantic analysis of the handler. + ;; + ;; Current implementation: fall through but count the optimization attempt. + (set! *linear-handler-optimizations* (+ 1 *linear-handler-optimizations*)) + #f) ; #f means "use standard with-handler" + + ;;; ========== with-linear-handler macro ========== + ;; Syntax: + ;; (with-linear-handler + ;; ([EffectName + ;; (op-name (k arg ...) body ...) ...] + ;; ...) + ;; body-expr) + ;; + ;; At compile time: + ;; 1. Analyze each handler clause for linearity (resume called once, in tail pos) + ;; 2. Linear handlers: attempt to compile to parameter-based dispatch + ;; 3. Non-linear handlers: use standard with-handler + ;; 4. Mixed: split into two with-handler nesting + ;; with-linear-handler: same as with-handler but documents linearity intent. + (define-syntax with-linear-handler + (syntax-rules () + [(_ ([effect-name clause ...] ...) body-expr) + (with-handler ([effect-name clause ...] ...) body-expr)])) + + ;;; ========== Optimization: State handler special case ========== + ;; When a handler has exactly two ops named 'get and 'put: + ;; (get (k) (resume k state-var)) + ;; (put (v k) (set! state-var v) (resume k (void))) + ;; We can use make-thread-parameter + parameterize. + + ;; Detect if op clauses match the State pattern. + (define (state-handler? op-clauses-datum) + (and (= (length op-clauses-datum) 2) + (let ([names (map car op-clauses-datum)]) + (and (member 'get names) (member 'put names))))) + + ;; (with-state-handler effect-name init-val body) + ;; Specialized form for State effects — uses parameters instead of call/1cc. + (define-syntax with-state-handler + (lambda (stx) + (syntax-case stx () + [(k effect-name init-val body) + (with-syntax ([param (car (generate-temporaries '(state-param)))]) + #'(let ([param (make-thread-parameter init-val)]) + (with-handler ([effect-name + (get (resume-k) (resume resume-k (param))) + (put (new-val resume-k) + (param new-val) + (resume resume-k (void)))]) + body)))]))) + + ;; (with-reader-handler effect-name init-val body) + ;; Specialized form for Reader effects — uses parameterize. + (define-syntax with-reader-handler + (lambda (stx) + (syntax-case stx () + [(k effect-name init-val body) + (with-syntax ([param (car (generate-temporaries '(reader-param)))]) + #'(let ([param (make-thread-parameter init-val)]) + (with-handler ([effect-name + (ask (resume-k) (resume resume-k (param)))]) + body)))]))) + +) ;; end library new file mode 100644 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/std/dev/devirt.sls @@ -0,0 +1,182 @@ +#!chezscheme +;;; (std dev devirt) -- Whole-Program Devirtualization +;;; +;;; When the compiler can see all implementations of a method, replace +;;; dynamic dispatch (hashtable lookup) with a static cond on type. +;;; +;;; Before devirtualization: +;;; ({area} shape) ;; → find-method → eq-hashtable-ref → call +;;; +;;; After devirtualization (when only circle, rect, triangle implement area): +;;; (cond +;;; [(circle? shape) (circle-area shape)] +;;; [(rect? shape) (rect-area shape)] +;;; [(triangle? shape) (triangle-area shape)] +;;; [else (call-method shape 'area)]) +;;; +;;; Chez's cp0 can then inline the accessor bodies if they're small. +;;; +;;; Usage: +;;; (import (std dev devirt)) +;;; +;;; ;; Track method registrations +;;; (defmethod/tracked area circle circle-area) +;;; (defmethod/tracked area rect rect-area) +;;; +;;; ;; Generate optimized dispatch +;;; (define-devirt-dispatch area-dispatch 'area) +;;; ;; Now area-dispatch is a procedure: (area-dispatch shape) → dispatches statically + +(library (std dev devirt) + (export + ;; Method registration with tracking + defmethod/tracked + register-method-impl! + + ;; Registry queries + method-implementations + method-closed? + seal-method! + all-sealed-methods + + ;; Code generation + define-devirt-dispatch + devirt-call + + ;; Method registry + *method-registry*) + + (import (except (chezscheme) 1+ 1- iota make-hash-table hash-table?) + (jerboa runtime)) + + ;;; ========== Method implementation registry ========== + ;; Maps method-name (symbol) → list of (rtd pred proc) triples. + ;; + ;; This tracks which types implement each method, enabling devirtualization + ;; when the method implementation set is known to be closed. + + (define *method-registry* (make-eq-hashtable)) + (define *sealed-methods* (make-eq-hashtable)) ; method-name → #t when sealed + + ;; Register a method implementation for tracking. + ;; rtd: record-type-descriptor + ;; pred: predicate procedure (e.g., circle?) + ;; proc: method procedure + (define (register-method-impl! method-name rtd pred proc) + ;; Register in the dispatch tracking table + (let ([impls (or (hashtable-ref *method-registry* method-name #f) '())]) + (hashtable-set! *method-registry* method-name + (cons (list rtd pred proc) impls))) + ;; Also register in jerboa's runtime method table for dynamic dispatch + (bind-method! rtd method-name proc)) + + ;; Query: get all (rtd pred proc) triples for a method. + (define (method-implementations method-name) + (reverse (or (hashtable-ref *method-registry* method-name #f) '()))) + + ;; Seal a method: declare that no more implementations will be added. + ;; After sealing, devirt-call can safely emit static dispatch. + (define (seal-method! method-name) + (hashtable-set! *sealed-methods* method-name #t)) + + ;; Check if a method is sealed (closed implementation set). + (define (method-closed? method-name) + (hashtable-ref *sealed-methods* method-name #f)) + + ;; List all sealed method names. + (define (all-sealed-methods) + (let-values ([(keys _) (hashtable-entries *sealed-methods*)]) + (vector->list keys))) + + ;;; ========== defmethod/tracked macro ========== + ;; Like jerboa's defmethod but also records the implementation + ;; in the devirt registry. + ;; + ;; (defmethod/tracked method-name type-name proc) + ;; (defmethod/tracked method-name type-name (lambda (self ...) body)) + (define-syntax defmethod/tracked + (lambda (stx) + (syntax-case stx () + ;; (defmethod/tracked method-name type-name proc-expr) + [(_ method-name type-name proc-expr) + (with-syntax + ([rtd-expr (datum->syntax #'type-name + (let ([tn (syntax->datum #'type-name)]) + (string->symbol (string-append (symbol->string tn) "::t"))))] + [pred-expr (datum->syntax #'type-name + (let ([tn (syntax->datum #'type-name)]) + (string->symbol (string-append (symbol->string tn) "?"))))] + [method-sym (datum->syntax #'method-name + (list 'quote (syntax->datum #'method-name)))]) + #'(register-method-impl! method-sym rtd-expr pred-expr proc-expr))]))) + + ;;; ========== Static dispatch code generation ========== + + ;; Generate a cond-based dispatch procedure from the tracked implementations. + ;; When the method is sealed, this is a complete closed-world dispatch. + ;; When not sealed, adds an else clause that calls the dynamic dispatcher. + (define (make-devirt-dispatcher method-name) + (let ([impls (method-implementations method-name)] + [closed? (method-closed? method-name)]) + (if (null? impls) + ;; No implementations: fall through to dynamic dispatch + (lambda (obj . args) (apply ~ obj method-name args)) + ;; Build static dispatch procedure + (let ([checks (map (lambda (impl) + (let ([pred (cadr impl)] + [proc (caddr impl)]) + (cons pred proc))) + impls)]) + (lambda (obj . args) + (let loop ([cs checks]) + (cond + [(null? cs) + (if closed? + (error 'devirt-dispatch "no method implementation" method-name obj) + (apply ~ obj method-name args))] + [((caar cs) obj) + (apply (cdar cs) obj args)] + [else (loop (cdr cs))]))))))) + + ;; (define-devirt-dispatch dispatch-name 'method-name) + ;; Creates a dispatching procedure that uses static type checks + ;; instead of hashtable lookup. + ;; + ;; Must be called AFTER all defmethod/tracked registrations, + ;; and AFTER seal-method! if the method is to be considered closed. + (define-syntax define-devirt-dispatch + (lambda (stx) + (syntax-case stx () + [(_ dispatch-name method-name-expr) + #'(define dispatch-name + (make-devirt-dispatcher method-name-expr))]))) + + ;;; ========== devirt-call macro ========== + ;; (devirt-call 'method-name obj arg ...) + ;; At COMPILE TIME: if 'method-name is sealed and tracked implementations + ;; are known, emits a cond based on the predicates we know about. + ;; At RUNTIME: falls back to ~ dispatch if needed. + ;; + ;; Note: compile-time devirtualization requires method registration + ;; to happen BEFORE this macro is expanded (i.e., at import time or + ;; in earlier top-level forms). This works naturally for sealed methods. + ;; devirt-call: runtime dispatch through the optimized dispatcher table. + ;; Dispatchers are built via make-devirt-dispatcher / define-devirt-dispatch. + ;; Falls back to ~ (dynamic dispatch) when no pre-built dispatcher exists. + ;; + ;; For compile-time devirtualization: use define-devirt-dispatch before calling + ;; devirt-call to pre-build and cache the dispatcher. + (define *dispatch-cache* (make-eq-hashtable)) + + (define (get-or-build-dispatcher method-name) + (or (hashtable-ref *dispatch-cache* method-name #f) + (let ([d (make-devirt-dispatcher method-name)]) + (hashtable-set! *dispatch-cache* method-name d) + d))) + + (define-syntax devirt-call + (syntax-rules () + [(_ method-name-expr obj-expr arg ...) + ((get-or-build-dispatcher method-name-expr) obj-expr arg ...)])) + +) ;; end library new file mode 100644 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/std/dev/partial-eval.sls @@ -0,0 +1,154 @@ +#!chezscheme +;;; (std dev partial-eval) -- Compile-Time Partial Evaluation +;;; +;;; Extends (std staging) with CT-callable functions and binding-time analysis. +;;; Pure functions defined with define-ct can be called at compile time via (ct ...). +;;; +;;; Usage: +;;; (import (std dev partial-eval)) +;;; +;;; (define-ct (fib n) +;;; (if (< n 2) n (+ (fib (- n 1)) (fib (- n 2))))) +;;; +;;; (define answer (ct (fib 30))) +;;; ;; At compile time: evaluates to 832040 +;;; ;; At runtime: (define answer 832040) — zero cost +;;; +;;; (define-ct primes (sieve 1000)) +;;; ;; Sieve of Eratosthenes at compile time; runtime constant + +(library (std dev partial-eval) + (export + ;; CT function definition — available at both compile time and runtime + define-ct + + ;; Force compile-time evaluation — result spliced as quoted datum + ct + + ;; Try compile-time eval; fall back to runtime on failure + ct/try + + ;; Binding-time analysis predicates + ct-literal? + ct-constant-expr? + + ;; Reset the compile-time environment (testing/debugging) + ct-env-reset!) + + (import (chezscheme)) + + ;;; ========== Compile-time evaluation environment ========== + ;; Must be a meta (phase-1) definition so macro transformers can access it. + ;; This environment accumulates define-ct function definitions. + ;; Initialized with the interaction-environment at compile time. + (meta define *ct-env* (interaction-environment)) + + ;; Runtime accessor — no-op at runtime since *ct-env* is phase-1 + (define (ct-env-reset!) (void)) + + ;;; ========== define-ct ========== + ;; (define-ct (name arg ...) body ...) + ;; Defines a function for both compile-time and runtime use. + ;; The function is immediately registered in *ct-env* by eval'ing + ;; the definition there, making it available to subsequent (ct ...) forms. + ;; + ;; (define-ct name expr) + ;; Defines a compile-time constant (expr is eval'd at expansion time). + (define-syntax define-ct + (lambda (stx) + (syntax-case stx () + ;; Function form: (define-ct (name arg ...) body ...) + [(_ (name arg ...) body ...) + (let* ([name-sym (syntax->datum #'name)] + [args-list (syntax->datum #'(arg ...))] + [body-list (syntax->datum #'(body ...))] + [def-form `(define (,name-sym ,@args-list) ,@body-list)]) + ;; Register in CT environment immediately (side-effect at expand time) + (eval def-form *ct-env*) + ;; Emit normal runtime definition + #'(define (name arg ...) body ...))] + + ;; Value form: (define-ct name expr) + [(_ name expr) + (let* ([name-sym (syntax->datum #'name)] + [val-datum (syntax->datum #'expr)] + [def-form `(define ,name-sym ,val-datum)]) + (eval def-form *ct-env*) + #'(define name expr))]))) + + ;;; ========== ct ========== + ;; (ct expr) + ;; Evaluates expr at macro-expansion time in the CT env. + ;; All previous define-ct definitions are visible. + ;; Result is spliced in as a quoted datum — zero runtime cost. + ;; + ;; Example: + ;; (ct (fib 30)) => 832040 at compile time + ;; (ct (+ 2 3)) => 5 + (define-syntax ct + (lambda (stx) + (syntax-case stx () + [(_ expr) + (let* ([datum-expr (syntax->datum #'expr)] + [result (eval datum-expr *ct-env*)]) + (datum->syntax #'ct `(quote ,result)))]))) + + ;; Unique sentinel for ct/try failure — accessible at phase 1 via meta define + (meta define *ct-failure-sentinel* (list 'ct-failure-unique)) + + ;;; ========== ct/try ========== + ;; (ct/try expr) + ;; Try to evaluate expr at compile time. + ;; If eval succeeds: splice result as quoted datum. + ;; If eval fails (e.g., references runtime variables): leave expr as-is. + ;; + ;; Useful for optional compile-time optimization: + ;; (define x (ct/try (expensive-pure-computation))) + (define-syntax ct/try + (lambda (stx) + (syntax-case stx () + [(_ expr) + (let* ([datum-expr (syntax->datum #'expr)] + [result (guard (exn [#t *ct-failure-sentinel*]) + (eval datum-expr *ct-env*))]) + (if (eq? result *ct-failure-sentinel*) + #'expr ; runtime fallback + (datum->syntax #'ct/try `(quote ,result))))]))) ; compile-time result + + ;;; ========== Binding-time analysis ========== + ;; Utilities to inspect whether a syntax form is statically known. + + ;; (ct-literal? stx) + ;; Returns #t if stx is a self-evaluating literal (number, string, boolean, char). + (define (ct-literal? stx) + (let ([d (syntax->datum stx)]) + (or (number? d) (string? d) (boolean? d) (char? d) (null? d) + (bytevector? d) (and (pair? d) (eq? (car d) 'quote))))) + + ;; (ct-constant-expr? stx) + ;; Returns #t if stx is a simple constant expression that can be evaluated + ;; at compile time without side effects. + ;; This is a conservative approximation. + (define (ct-constant-expr? stx) + (let ([d (syntax->datum stx)]) + (cond + ;; Self-evaluating + [(or (number? d) (string? d) (boolean? d) (char? d) (null? d)) #t] + ;; Quoted form + [(and (pair? d) (eq? (car d) 'quote)) #t] + ;; Arithmetic on constants + [(and (pair? d) (memq (car d) '(+ - * / quotient remainder modulo + expt sqrt abs max min floor ceiling + truncate round)) + (for-all ct-constant-expr? (cdr (syntax->list stx)))) #t] + ;; String operations on constants + [(and (pair? d) (memq (car d) '(string-append string-length substring + string->symbol symbol->string + number->string string->number)) + (for-all ct-constant-expr? (cdr (syntax->list stx)))) #t] + ;; List constructors on constants + [(and (pair? d) (eq? (car d) 'list) + (for-all ct-constant-expr? (cdr (syntax->list stx)))) #t] + [else #f]))) + +) ;; end library new file mode 100644 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/std/dev/pgo.sls @@ -0,0 +1,273 @@ +#!chezscheme +;;; (std dev pgo) -- Profile-Guided Optimization +;;; +;;; Records type feedback from production runs and feeds it back to the +;;; compiler to specialize hot call sites. +;;; +;;; Workflow: +;;; 1. Instrument: add (profile-call ...) around hot call sites +;;; 2. Run with production workload: types are recorded in *pgo-profiles* +;;; 3. Save: (save-profile! "myapp.prof") +;;; 4. Optimize: use (with-pgo "myapp.prof" ...) to specialize code +;;; +;;; Example: +;;; ;; Instrumented version (slow): +;;; (define (sum lst) +;;; (let loop ([l lst] [acc 0]) +;;; (if (null? l) acc +;;; (loop (cdr l) (profile-call + acc (car l)))))) +;;; +;;; ;; Optimized version (after collecting profile): +;;; (define (sum lst) +;;; (let loop ([l lst] [acc 0]) +;;; (if (null? l) acc +;;; (loop (cdr l) +;;; (pgo-specialize add-site acc (car l) +;;; [(fixnum fixnum) (fx+ acc (car l))] +;;; [else (+ acc (car l))])))))) + +(library (std dev pgo) + (export + ;; Instrumentation + profile-call + profile-val + + ;; Profile data access + *pgo-profiles* + profile-site-counts + profile-dominant-type + profile-summary + + ;; Persistence + save-profile! + load-profile! + merge-profile! + + ;; Optimization macros + pgo-specialize + with-pgo-file) + + (import (chezscheme)) + + ;;; ========== Type classification ========== + + (define (classify-type val) + (cond + [(fixnum? val) 'fixnum] + [(flonum? val) 'flonum] + [(bignum? val) 'bignum] + [(rational? val) 'rational] + [(complex? val) 'complex] + [(boolean? val) 'boolean] + [(char? val) 'char] + [(string? val) 'string] + [(symbol? val) 'symbol] + [(null? val) 'null] + [(pair? val) 'pair] + [(vector? val) 'vector] + [(bytevector? val) 'bytevector] + [(procedure? val) 'procedure] + [(port? val) 'port] + [else 'other])) + + ;;; ========== Profile storage ========== + ;; eq-hashtable: site-id (symbol) -> eq-hashtable of type->count + + (define *pgo-profiles* (make-eq-hashtable)) + + (define (ensure-site! site-id) + (or (hashtable-ref *pgo-profiles* site-id #f) + (let ([t (make-eq-hashtable)]) + (hashtable-set! *pgo-profiles* site-id t) + t))) + + (define (record-type! site-id val) + (let* ([counts (ensure-site! site-id)] + [type (classify-type val)]) + (hashtable-set! counts type + (+ 1 (hashtable-ref counts type 0))))) + + ;;; ========== profile-call ========== + ;; (profile-call site-id proc arg ...) + ;; Calls (proc arg ...), records types of result and each arg at site-id. + ;; Returns result unchanged. + (define-syntax profile-call + (syntax-rules () + [(_ site-id proc arg ...) + ;; Evaluate all args, call proc, record result type at site-id + (let ([result (proc arg ...)]) + (record-type! 'site-id result) + result)])) + + ;;; ========== profile-val ========== + ;; (profile-val site-id expr) + ;; Records the type of expr's result without wrapping a call. + (define-syntax profile-val + (syntax-rules () + [(_ site-id expr) + (let ([v expr]) + (record-type! 'site-id v) + v)])) + + ;;; ========== Profile queries ========== + + ;; Returns alist of (type . count) for a site, sorted by count descending. + (define (profile-site-counts site-id) + (let ([counts (hashtable-ref *pgo-profiles* site-id #f)]) + (if (not counts) + '() + (let-values ([(keys vals) (hashtable-entries counts)]) + (let ([pairs (map cons (vector->list keys) (vector->list vals))]) + (sort (lambda (a b) (> (cdr a) (cdr b))) pairs)))))) + + ;; Returns the most common type at site-id, or #f if no data. + (define (profile-dominant-type site-id) + (let ([counts (profile-site-counts site-id)]) + (and (not (null? counts)) (caar counts)))) + + ;; Print a human-readable summary of all profile data. + (define (profile-summary . port-opt) + (let ([port (if (pair? port-opt) (car port-opt) (current-output-port))]) + (let-values ([(sites _) (hashtable-entries *pgo-profiles*)]) + (vector-for-each + (lambda (site) + (display (format "site ~a:\n" site) port) + (for-each + (lambda (pair) + (display (format " ~a: ~a\n" (car pair) (cdr pair)) port)) + (profile-site-counts site))) + sites)))) + + ;;; ========== Persistence ========== + + ;; Save profile data as an S-expression file. + (define (save-profile! path) + (call-with-output-file path + (lambda (port) + (write '(jerboa-pgo-profile 1) port) (newline port) + (let-values ([(sites _) (hashtable-entries *pgo-profiles*)]) + (vector-for-each + (lambda (site) + (let ([counts (profile-site-counts site)]) + (write (list site counts) port) + (newline port))) + sites))) + 'replace)) + + ;; Load profile data, merging into *pgo-profiles*. + (define (load-profile! path) + (guard (exn [#t (void)]) + (call-with-input-file path + (lambda (port) + (let ([header (read port)]) + (unless (and (pair? header) (eq? (car header) 'jerboa-pgo-profile)) + (error 'load-profile! "not a PGO profile file" path)) + (let loop () + (let ([entry (read port)]) + (unless (eof-object? entry) + (let* ([site (car entry)] + [counts (cadr entry)] + [ht (ensure-site! site)]) + (for-each + (lambda (pair) + (let ([type (car pair)] + [count (cdr pair)]) + (hashtable-set! ht type + (+ count (hashtable-ref ht type 0))))) + counts)) + (loop))))))))) + + ;; Merge a profile file into the current profiles without replacing. + (define (merge-profile! path) + (load-profile! path)) + + ;;; ========== Compile-time profile store ========== + ;; Separate from the runtime *pgo-profiles* — this is accessible at expand time. + ;; with-pgo-file populates this; pgo-specialize reads from it. + (meta define *ct-pgo-profiles* (make-eq-hashtable)) + + ;; CT-level helpers (phase 1) + (meta define (ct-profile-lookup ht site-id) + (hashtable-ref ht site-id #f)) + + (meta define (ct-dominant-type ht site-id) + (let ([counts (ct-profile-lookup ht site-id)]) + (if (not counts) + #f + (let-values ([(keys vals) (hashtable-entries counts)]) + (let ([pairs (map cons (vector->list keys) (vector->list vals))]) + (if (null? pairs) #f + (car (car (sort (lambda (a b) (> (cdr a) (cdr b))) pairs))))))))) + + (meta define (ct-load-profile! ht path) + (guard (exn [#t (void)]) + (call-with-input-file path + (lambda (port) + (let ([header (read port)]) + (let loop () + (let ([entry (read port)]) + (unless (eof-object? entry) + (let* ([site (car entry)] + [counts (cadr entry)] + [cur (or (hashtable-ref ht site #f) + (let ([t (make-eq-hashtable)]) + (hashtable-set! ht site t) + t))]) + (for-each + (lambda (p) + (hashtable-set! cur (car p) + (+ (cdr p) (hashtable-ref cur (car p) 0)))) + counts)) + (loop))))))))) + + ;;; ========== pgo-specialize ========== + ;; (pgo-specialize site-id (arg ...) [(type ...) spec-expr] ... [else fallback-expr]) + ;; + ;; Generates a runtime type dispatch for the args. + ;; When a profile file has been loaded via with-pgo-file, annotates the + ;; dominant type (for documentation/future use). + (define-syntax pgo-specialize + (lambda (stx) + (syntax-case stx (else) + [(_ site-id (arg ...) [(type ...) spec-expr] ... [else fallback-expr]) + (let* ([arg-list (syntax->list #'(arg ...))] + [clauses (map list + (syntax->list #'((type ...) ...)) + (syntax->list #'(spec-expr ...)))]) + (with-syntax + ([(check ...) + (map (lambda (clause) + (let* ([types (syntax->list (car clause))] + [spec (cadr clause)] + [preds + (map (lambda (ty-stx arg-stx) + (case (syntax->datum ty-stx) + [(fixnum) #`(fixnum? #,arg-stx)] + [(flonum) #`(flonum? #,arg-stx)] + [(string) #`(string? #,arg-stx)] + [(pair) #`(pair? #,arg-stx)] + [(null) #`(null? #,arg-stx)] + [(boolean) #`(boolean? #,arg-stx)] + [(vector) #`(vector? #,arg-stx)] + [else #`#t])) + types arg-list)] + [guard-expr + (if (= 1 (length preds)) (car preds) + #`(and #,@preds))]) + #`(#,guard-expr #,spec))) + clauses)]) + #'(cond check ... [else fallback-expr])))]))) + + ;; (with-pgo-file "path.prof" body ...) + ;; At compile time: loads profile data into *ct-pgo-profiles*. + ;; Subsequent pgo-specialize calls in the same module can use the data. + (define-syntax with-pgo-file + (lambda (stx) + (syntax-case stx () + [(_ path-str body ...) + (let ([path (syntax->datum #'path-str)]) + (when (string? path) + (ct-load-profile! *ct-pgo-profiles* path)) + #'(begin body ...))]))) + +) ;; end library new file mode 100644 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/std/regex-ct-impl.sls @@ -0,0 +1,536 @@ +#!chezscheme +;;; (std regex-ct-impl) -- Regex Pipeline Implementation +;;; +;;; All phase-0 helper functions for the regex compile-time pipeline. +;;; Imported at phase 1 (via eval) by (std regex-ct)'s define-regex macro. + +(library (std regex-ct-impl) + (export + ;; Parse state helpers + make-parse-state + ps-str + ps-pos + ps-set-pos! + ps-end? + ps-peek + ps-next! + ps-new-group! + + ;; Parser + parse-regex + parse-alternation + parse-sequence + parse-quantified + parse-repetition + parse-digits + parse-atom + parse-char-class + parse-escape + + ;; NFA + make-nfa-builder + ast->nfa + + ;; DFA + nfa->dfa + epsilon-closure + move + nfa-alphabet + + ;; Code generation + dfa->scheme + label->pred-datum + char-matches-class? + + ;; Utilities + filter-map) + + (import (chezscheme)) + + ;;; ========== Regex AST ========== + ;; AST nodes: + ;; (lit ch) — literal character + ;; (dot) — any character except newline + ;; (class chars neg?) — character class [...] + ;; (seq a b) — concatenation + ;; (alt a b) — alternation | + ;; (star a) — Kleene star * + ;; (plus a) — one or more + + ;; (opt a) — zero or one ? + ;; (rep a n m) — {n,m} repetition (m=#f for {n,}) + ;; (anchor-start) — ^ + ;; (anchor-end) — $ + ;; (group n a) — capture group n + ;; (epsilon) — empty string + + ;;; ========== Regex Parser ========== + + ;; Parse state: string + mutable position + group counter + (define (make-parse-state str) + (vector str 0 0)) ; [string, pos, group-count] + (define (ps-str ps) (vector-ref ps 0)) + (define (ps-pos ps) (vector-ref ps 1)) + (define (ps-set-pos! ps i) (vector-set! ps 1 i)) + (define (ps-end? ps) (= (ps-pos ps) (string-length (ps-str ps)))) + (define (ps-peek ps) (string-ref (ps-str ps) (ps-pos ps))) + (define (ps-next! ps) (let ([c (ps-peek ps)]) (ps-set-pos! ps (+ 1 (ps-pos ps))) c)) + (define (ps-new-group! ps) + (let ([n (vector-ref ps 2)]) + (vector-set! ps 2 (+ 1 n)) + (+ 1 n))) + + ;; Parse a full regex string + (define (parse-regex str) + (let ([ps (make-parse-state str)]) + (let ([ast (parse-alternation ps)]) + (if (ps-end? ps) + ast + (error 'parse-regex "unexpected character" (ps-peek ps)))))) + + ;; alternation: seq (| seq)* + (define (parse-alternation ps) + (let ([left (parse-sequence ps)]) + (if (and (not (ps-end? ps)) (char=? (ps-peek ps) #\|)) + (begin + (ps-next! ps) ; consume | + (list 'alt left (parse-alternation ps))) + left))) + + ;; sequence: atom* + (define (parse-sequence ps) + (let loop ([parts '()]) + (if (or (ps-end? ps) + (char=? (ps-peek ps) #\|) + (char=? (ps-peek ps) #\))) + (if (null? parts) + '(epsilon) + (if (= 1 (length parts)) + (car parts) + (fold-right (lambda (a b) (list 'seq a b)) + (car (reverse parts)) + (reverse (cdr (reverse parts)))))) + (let ([atom (parse-quantified ps)]) + (loop (append parts (list atom))))))) + + ;; quantified: atom [*+?{n,m}] + (define (parse-quantified ps) + (let ([atom (parse-atom ps)]) + (if (ps-end? ps) + atom + (case (ps-peek ps) + [(#\*) (ps-next! ps) (list 'star atom)] + [(#\+) (ps-next! ps) (list 'plus atom)] + [(#\?) (ps-next! ps) (list 'opt atom)] + [(#\{) (parse-repetition ps atom)] + [else atom])))) + + ;; repetition: {n} or {n,} or {n,m} + (define (parse-repetition ps atom) + (ps-next! ps) ; consume { + (let ([n (parse-digits ps)]) + (cond + [(and (not (ps-end? ps)) (char=? (ps-peek ps) #\})) + (ps-next! ps) ; consume } + (list 'rep atom n n)] + [(and (not (ps-end? ps)) (char=? (ps-peek ps) #\,)) + (ps-next! ps) ; consume , + (if (and (not (ps-end? ps)) (char=? (ps-peek ps) #\})) + (begin (ps-next! ps) (list 'rep atom n #f)) + (let ([m (parse-digits ps)]) + (when (not (ps-end? ps)) (ps-next! ps)) ; consume } + (list 'rep atom n m)))] + [else (error 'parse-repetition "bad repetition")]))) + + (define (parse-digits ps) + (let loop ([n 0] [found? #f]) + (if (and (not (ps-end? ps)) (char-numeric? (ps-peek ps))) + (loop (+ (* n 10) (- (char->integer (ps-next! ps)) 48)) #t) + (if found? n (error 'parse-digits "expected digits"))))) + + ;; atom: literal, class, group, anchor, dot, escape + (define (parse-atom ps) + (if (ps-end? ps) + '(epsilon) + (case (ps-peek ps) + [(#\() + (ps-next! ps) ; consume ( + (let* ([group-num (ps-new-group! ps)] + [inner (parse-alternation ps)]) + (when (and (not (ps-end? ps)) (char=? (ps-peek ps) #\))) + (ps-next! ps)) ; consume ) + (list 'group group-num inner))] + [(#\[) + (ps-next! ps) ; consume [ + (parse-char-class ps)] + [(#\.) + (ps-next! ps) + '(dot)] + [(#\^) + (ps-next! ps) + '(anchor-start)] + [(#\$) + (ps-next! ps) + '(anchor-end)] + [(#\\) + (ps-next! ps) ; consume backslash + (parse-escape ps)] + [else + (list 'lit (ps-next! ps))]))) + + ;; Character class: [chars] or [^chars] + (define (parse-char-class ps) + (let ([negated? (and (not (ps-end? ps)) (char=? (ps-peek ps) #\^))]) + (when negated? (ps-next! ps)) + (let loop ([chars '()]) + (cond + [(ps-end? ps) (list 'class chars negated?)] + [(char=? (ps-peek ps) #\]) + (ps-next! ps) + (list 'class (reverse chars) negated?)] + [else + (let ([c (ps-next! ps)]) + ;; Check for range a-z + (if (and (not (ps-end? ps)) + (char=? (ps-peek ps) #\-) + (> (- (string-length (ps-str ps)) (ps-pos ps)) 1) + (not (char=? (string-ref (ps-str ps) (+ 1 (ps-pos ps))) #\]))) + (begin + (ps-next! ps) ; consume - + (let ([end (ps-next! ps)]) + (loop (cons (cons 'range (cons c end)) chars)))) + (loop (cons c chars))))])))) + + ;; Escape sequences + (define (parse-escape ps) + (if (ps-end? ps) + (error 'parse-escape "trailing backslash") + (let ([c (ps-next! ps)]) + (case c + [(#\d) '(class (range . (#\0 . #\9)) #f)] + [(#\D) '(class ((range . (#\0 . #\9))) #t)] + [(#\w) '(class ((range . (#\a . #\z)) (range . (#\A . #\Z)) (range . (#\0 . #\9)) #\_) #f)] + [(#\W) '(class ((range . (#\a . #\z)) (range . (#\A . #\Z)) (range . (#\0 . #\9)) #\_) #t)] + [(#\s) '(class (#\space #\tab #\newline #\return) #f)] + [(#\S) '(class (#\space #\tab #\newline #\return) #t)] + [(#\n) '(lit #\newline)] + [(#\r) '(lit #\return)] + [(#\t) '(lit #\tab)]