5 import qualified Data.List as List
6 import qualified Data.Map as Map
7 import qualified Control.Monad as Monad
8 import qualified Control.Arrow as Arrow
9 import qualified Data.Monoid as Monoid
14 import qualified ForSyDe.Backend.VHDL.AST as AST
19 import qualified OccName
22 import qualified TyCon
24 import qualified DataCon
25 import qualified CoreSubst
33 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
34 -- Functions to generate concurrent statements
35 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
37 -- Create an unconditional assignment statement
39 Either CoreBndr AST.VHDLName -- ^ The signal to assign to
40 -> AST.Expr -- ^ The expression to assign
41 -> AST.ConcSm -- ^ The resulting concurrent statement
42 mkUncondAssign dst expr = mkAssign dst Nothing expr
44 -- Create a conditional assignment statement
46 Either CoreBndr AST.VHDLName -- ^ The signal to assign to
47 -> AST.Expr -- ^ The condition
48 -> AST.Expr -- ^ The value when true
49 -> AST.Expr -- ^ The value when false
50 -> AST.ConcSm -- ^ The resulting concurrent statement
51 mkCondAssign dst cond true false = mkAssign dst (Just (cond, true)) false
53 -- Create a conditional or unconditional assignment statement
55 Either CoreBndr AST.VHDLName -> -- ^ The signal to assign to
56 Maybe (AST.Expr , AST.Expr) -> -- ^ Optionally, the condition to test for
57 -- and the value to assign when true.
58 AST.Expr -> -- ^ The value to assign when false or no condition
59 AST.ConcSm -- ^ The resulting concurrent statement
60 mkAssign dst cond false_expr =
62 -- I'm not 100% how this assignment AST works, but this gets us what we
64 whenelse = case cond of
65 Just (cond_expr, true_expr) ->
67 true_wform = AST.Wform [AST.WformElem true_expr Nothing]
69 [AST.WhenElse true_wform cond_expr]
71 false_wform = AST.Wform [AST.WformElem false_expr Nothing]
72 dst_name = case dst of
73 Left bndr -> AST.NSimple (varToVHDLId bndr)
75 assign = dst_name AST.:<==: (AST.ConWforms whenelse false_wform Nothing)
80 [AST.Expr] -- | The argument that are applied to function
81 -> AST.VHDLName -- | The binder in which to store the result
82 -> Entity -- | The entity to map against.
83 -> [AST.AssocElem] -- | The resulting port maps
84 mkAssocElems args res entity =
85 -- Create the actual AssocElems
86 zipWith mkAssocElem ports sigs
88 -- Turn the ports and signals from a map into a flat list. This works,
89 -- since the maps must have an identical form by definition. TODO: Check
91 arg_ports = ent_args entity
92 res_port = ent_res entity
93 -- Extract the id part from the (id, type) tuple
94 ports = map fst (res_port : arg_ports)
95 -- Translate signal numbers into names
96 sigs = (vhdlNameToVHDLExpr res : args)
98 -- | Create an VHDL port -> signal association
99 mkAssocElem :: AST.VHDLId -> AST.Expr -> AST.AssocElem
100 mkAssocElem port signal = Just port AST.:=>: (AST.ADExpr signal)
102 -- | Create an VHDL port -> signal association
103 mkAssocElemIndexed :: AST.VHDLId -> AST.VHDLId -> AST.VHDLId -> AST.AssocElem
104 mkAssocElemIndexed port signal index = Just port AST.:=>: (AST.ADName (AST.NIndexed (AST.IndexedName
105 (AST.NSimple signal) [AST.PrimName $ AST.NSimple index])))
108 String -- ^ The portmap label
109 -> AST.VHDLId -- ^ The entity name
110 -> [AST.AssocElem] -- ^ The port assignments
112 mkComponentInst label entity_id portassigns = AST.CSISm compins
114 -- We always have a clock port, so no need to map it anywhere but here
115 clk_port = mkAssocElem (mkVHDLExtId "clk") (idToVHDLExpr $ mkVHDLExtId "clk")
116 compins = AST.CompInsSm (mkVHDLExtId label) (AST.IUEntity (AST.NSimple entity_id)) (AST.PMapAspect (portassigns ++ [clk_port]))
118 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
119 -- Functions to generate VHDL Exprs
120 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
122 -- Turn a variable reference into a AST expression
123 varToVHDLExpr :: Var.Var -> AST.Expr
125 case Id.isDataConWorkId_maybe var of
126 Just dc -> dataconToVHDLExpr dc
127 -- This is a dataconstructor.
128 -- Not a datacon, just another signal. Perhaps we should check for
129 -- local/global here as well?
130 -- Sadly so.. tfp decimals are types, not data constructors, but instances
131 -- should still be translated to integer literals. It is probebly not the
132 -- best solution to translate them here.
133 -- FIXME: Find a better solution for translating instances of tfp integers
137 res = case Type.splitTyConApp_maybe ty of
138 Just (tycon, args) ->
139 case Name.getOccString (TyCon.tyConName tycon) of
140 "Dec" -> AST.PrimLit $ (show (eval_tfp_int ty))
141 otherwise -> AST.PrimName $ AST.NSimple $ varToVHDLId var
145 -- Turn a VHDLName into an AST expression
146 vhdlNameToVHDLExpr = AST.PrimName
148 -- Turn a VHDL Id into an AST expression
149 idToVHDLExpr = vhdlNameToVHDLExpr . AST.NSimple
151 -- Turn a Core expression into an AST expression
152 exprToVHDLExpr = varToVHDLExpr . exprToVar
154 -- Turn a alternative constructor into an AST expression. For
155 -- dataconstructors, this is only the constructor itself, not any arguments it
156 -- has. Should not be called with a DEFAULT constructor.
157 altconToVHDLExpr :: CoreSyn.AltCon -> AST.Expr
158 altconToVHDLExpr (DataAlt dc) = dataconToVHDLExpr dc
160 altconToVHDLExpr (LitAlt _) = error "\nVHDL.conToVHDLExpr: Literals not support in case alternatives yet"
161 altconToVHDLExpr DEFAULT = error "\nVHDL.conToVHDLExpr: DEFAULT alternative should not occur here!"
163 -- Turn a datacon (without arguments!) into a VHDL expression.
164 dataconToVHDLExpr :: DataCon.DataCon -> AST.Expr
165 dataconToVHDLExpr dc = AST.PrimLit lit
167 tycon = DataCon.dataConTyCon dc
168 tyname = TyCon.tyConName tycon
169 dcname = DataCon.dataConName dc
170 lit = case Name.getOccString tyname of
171 -- TODO: Do something more robust than string matching
172 "Bit" -> case Name.getOccString dcname of "High" -> "'1'"; "Low" -> "'0'"
173 "Bool" -> case Name.getOccString dcname of "True" -> "true"; "False" -> "false"
175 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
176 -- Functions dealing with names, variables and ids
177 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
179 -- Creates a VHDL Id from a binder
183 varToVHDLId = mkVHDLExtId . varToString
185 -- Creates a VHDL Name from a binder
189 varToVHDLName = AST.NSimple . varToVHDLId
191 -- Extracts the binder name as a String
195 varToString = OccName.occNameString . Name.nameOccName . Var.varName
197 -- Get the string version a Var's unique
198 varToStringUniq :: Var.Var -> String
199 varToStringUniq = show . Var.varUnique
201 -- Extracts the string version of the name
202 nameToString :: Name.Name -> String
203 nameToString = OccName.occNameString . Name.nameOccName
205 -- Shortcut for Basic VHDL Ids.
206 -- Can only contain alphanumerics and underscores. The supplied string must be
207 -- a valid basic id, otherwise an error value is returned. This function is
208 -- not meant to be passed identifiers from a source file, use mkVHDLExtId for
210 mkVHDLBasicId :: String -> AST.VHDLId
212 AST.unsafeVHDLBasicId $ (strip_multiscore . strip_leading . strip_invalid) s
214 -- Strip invalid characters.
215 strip_invalid = filter (`elem` ['A'..'Z'] ++ ['a'..'z'] ++ ['0'..'9'] ++ "_.")
216 -- Strip leading numbers and underscores
217 strip_leading = dropWhile (`elem` ['0'..'9'] ++ "_")
218 -- Strip multiple adjacent underscores
219 strip_multiscore = concat . map (\cs ->
225 -- Shortcut for Extended VHDL Id's. These Id's can contain a lot more
226 -- different characters than basic ids, but can never be used to refer to
228 -- Use extended Ids for any values that are taken from the source file.
229 mkVHDLExtId :: String -> AST.VHDLId
231 AST.unsafeVHDLExtId $ strip_invalid s
233 -- Allowed characters, taken from ForSyde's mkVHDLExtId
234 allowed = ['A'..'Z'] ++ ['a'..'z'] ++ ['0'..'9'] ++ " \"#&\\'()*+,./:;<=>_|!$%@?[]^`{}~-"
235 strip_invalid = filter (`elem` allowed)
237 -- Create a record field selector that selects the given label from the record
238 -- stored in the given binder.
239 mkSelectedName :: AST.VHDLName -> AST.VHDLId -> AST.VHDLName
240 mkSelectedName name label =
241 AST.NSelected $ name AST.:.: (AST.SSimple label)
243 -- Create an indexed name that selects a given element from a vector.
244 mkIndexedName :: AST.VHDLName -> AST.Expr -> AST.VHDLName
245 -- Special case for already indexed names. Just add an index
246 mkIndexedName (AST.NIndexed (AST.IndexedName name indexes)) index =
247 AST.NIndexed (AST.IndexedName name (indexes++[index]))
248 -- General case for other names
249 mkIndexedName name index = AST.NIndexed (AST.IndexedName name [index])
251 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
252 -- Functions dealing with VHDL types
253 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
255 -- | Maps the string name (OccName) of a type to the corresponding VHDL type,
256 -- for a few builtin types.
259 ("Bit", std_logicTM),
260 ("Bool", booleanTM), -- TysWiredIn.boolTy
264 -- Translate a Haskell type to a VHDL type, generating a new type if needed.
265 vhdl_ty :: String -> Type.Type -> VHDLSession AST.TypeMark
267 typemap <- getA vsTypes
269 let builtin_ty = do -- See if this is a tycon and lookup its name
270 (tycon, args) <- Type.splitTyConApp_maybe ty
271 let name = Name.getOccString (TyCon.tyConName tycon)
272 Map.lookup name builtin_types
273 -- If not a builtin type, try the custom types
274 let existing_ty = (fmap fst) $ Map.lookup htype typemap
275 case Monoid.getFirst $ Monoid.mconcat (map Monoid.First [builtin_ty, existing_ty]) of
276 -- Found a type, return it
278 -- No type yet, try to construct it
280 newty_maybe <- (construct_vhdl_ty msg ty)
282 Just (ty_id, ty_def) -> do
283 -- TODO: Check name uniqueness
284 modA vsTypes (Map.insert htype (ty_id, ty_def))
285 modA vsTypeDecls (\typedefs -> typedefs ++ [mktydecl (ty_id, ty_def)])
287 Nothing -> error $ msg ++ "\nVHDLTools.vhdl_ty: Unsupported Haskell type: " ++ pprString ty ++ "\n"
289 -- Construct a new VHDL type for the given Haskell type.
290 construct_vhdl_ty :: String -> Type.Type -> VHDLSession (Maybe (AST.TypeMark, Either AST.TypeDef AST.SubtypeIn))
291 construct_vhdl_ty msg ty = do
292 case Type.splitTyConApp_maybe ty of
293 Just (tycon, args) -> do
294 let name = Name.getOccString (TyCon.tyConName tycon)
297 res <- mk_vector_ty ty
298 return $ Just $ (Arrow.second Right) res
300 -- res <- mk_vector_ty (sized_word_len ty) ty
301 -- return $ Just $ (Arrow.second Left) res
303 res <- mk_natural_ty 0 (ranged_word_bound ty)
304 return $ Just $ (Arrow.second Right) res
305 -- Create a custom type from this tycon
306 otherwise -> mk_tycon_ty msg tycon args
307 Nothing -> return $ Nothing
309 -- | Create VHDL type for a custom tycon
310 mk_tycon_ty :: String -> TyCon.TyCon -> [Type.Type] -> VHDLSession (Maybe (AST.TypeMark, Either AST.TypeDef AST.SubtypeIn))
311 mk_tycon_ty msg tycon args =
312 case TyCon.tyConDataCons tycon of
313 -- Not an algebraic type
314 [] -> error $ "\nVHDLTools.mk_tycon_ty: Only custom algebraic types are supported: " ++ pprString tycon
316 let arg_tys = DataCon.dataConRepArgTys dc
317 -- TODO: CoreSubst docs say each Subs can be applied only once. Is this a
318 -- violation? Or does it only mean not to apply it again to the same
320 let real_arg_tys = map (CoreSubst.substTy subst) arg_tys
321 let error_msg = msg ++ "\nVHDLTools.mk_tycon_ty: Can not construct type for: " ++ pprString tycon ++ "\n because no type can be construced for one of the arguments."
322 elem_tys <- mapM (vhdl_ty error_msg) real_arg_tys
323 let elems = zipWith AST.ElementDec recordlabels elem_tys
324 -- For a single construct datatype, build a record with one field for
326 -- TODO: Add argument type ids to this, to ensure uniqueness
327 -- TODO: Special handling for tuples?
328 let elem_names = concat $ map prettyShow elem_tys
329 let ty_id = mkVHDLExtId $ nameToString (TyCon.tyConName tycon) ++ elem_names
330 let ty_def = AST.TDR $ AST.RecordTypeDef elems
331 return $ Just (ty_id, Left ty_def)
332 dcs -> error $ "\nVHDLTools.mk_tycon_ty: Only single constructor datatypes supported: " ++ pprString tycon
334 -- Create a subst that instantiates all types passed to the tycon
335 -- TODO: I'm not 100% sure that this is the right way to do this. It seems
336 -- to work so far, though..
337 tyvars = TyCon.tyConTyVars tycon
338 subst = CoreSubst.extendTvSubstList CoreSubst.emptySubst (zip tyvars args)
339 -- Generate a bunch of labels for fields of a record
340 recordlabels = map (\c -> mkVHDLBasicId [c]) ['A'..'Z']
342 -- | Create a VHDL vector type
344 Type.Type -- ^ The Haskell type of the Vector
345 -> VHDLSession (AST.TypeMark, AST.SubtypeIn) -- The typemark created.
348 types_map <- getA vsTypes
349 let (nvec_l, nvec_el) = Type.splitAppTy ty
350 let (nvec, leng) = Type.splitAppTy nvec_l
351 let vec_ty = Type.mkAppTy nvec nvec_el
352 let len = tfvec_len ty
353 let el_ty = tfvec_elem ty
354 let error_msg = "\nVHDLTools.mk_vector_ty: Can not construct vectortype for elementtype: " ++ pprString el_ty
355 el_ty_tm <- vhdl_ty error_msg el_ty
356 let ty_id = mkVHDLExtId $ "vector-"++ (AST.fromVHDLId el_ty_tm) ++ "-0_to_" ++ (show len)
357 let range = AST.ConstraintIndex $ AST.IndexConstraint [AST.ToRange (AST.PrimLit "0") (AST.PrimLit $ show (len - 1))]
358 let existing_elem_ty = (fmap fst) $ Map.lookup (StdType $ OrdType vec_ty) types_map
359 case existing_elem_ty of
361 let ty_def = AST.SubtypeIn t (Just range)
362 return (ty_id, ty_def)
364 let vec_id = mkVHDLExtId $ "vector_" ++ (AST.fromVHDLId el_ty_tm)
365 let vec_def = AST.TDA $ AST.UnconsArrayDef [tfvec_indexTM] el_ty_tm
366 modA vsTypes (Map.insert (StdType $ OrdType vec_ty) (vec_id, (Left vec_def)))
367 modA vsTypeDecls (\typedefs -> typedefs ++ [mktydecl (vec_id, (Left vec_def))])
368 let ty_def = AST.SubtypeIn vec_id (Just range)
369 return (ty_id, ty_def)
372 Int -- ^ The minimum bound (> 0)
373 -> Int -- ^ The maximum bound (> minimum bound)
374 -> VHDLSession (AST.TypeMark, AST.SubtypeIn) -- The typemark created.
375 mk_natural_ty min_bound max_bound = do
376 let ty_id = mkVHDLExtId $ "nat_" ++ (show min_bound) ++ "_to_" ++ (show max_bound)
377 let range = AST.ConstraintRange $ AST.SubTypeRange (AST.PrimLit $ (show min_bound)) (AST.PrimLit $ (show max_bound))
378 let ty_def = AST.SubtypeIn naturalTM (Just range)
379 return (ty_id, ty_def)
381 -- Finds the field labels for VHDL type generated for the given Core type,
382 -- which must result in a record type.
383 getFieldLabels :: Type.Type -> VHDLSession [AST.VHDLId]
384 getFieldLabels ty = do
385 -- Ensure that the type is generated (but throw away it's VHDLId)
386 let error_msg = "\nVHDLTools.getFieldLabels: Can not get field labels, because: " ++ pprString ty ++ "can not be generated."
388 -- Get the types map, lookup and unpack the VHDL TypeDef
389 types <- getA vsTypes
391 case Map.lookup htype types of
392 Just (_, Left (AST.TDR (AST.RecordTypeDef elems))) -> return $ map (\(AST.ElementDec id _) -> id) elems
393 _ -> error $ "\nVHDL.getFieldLabels: Type not found or not a record type? This should not happen! Type: " ++ (show ty)
395 mktydecl :: (AST.VHDLId, Either AST.TypeDef AST.SubtypeIn) -> AST.PackageDecItem
396 mktydecl (ty_id, Left ty_def) = AST.PDITD $ AST.TypeDec ty_id ty_def
397 mktydecl (ty_id, Right ty_def) = AST.PDISD $ AST.SubtypeDec ty_id ty_def
399 mkHType :: Type.Type -> VHDLSession HType
401 -- FIXME: Do we really need to do this here again?
402 let builtin_ty = do -- See if this is a tycon and lookup its name
403 (tycon, args) <- Type.splitTyConApp_maybe ty
404 let name = Name.getOccString (TyCon.tyConName tycon)
405 Map.lookup name builtin_types
408 return $ BuiltinType $ prettyShow typ
410 case Type.splitTyConApp_maybe ty of
411 Just (tycon, args) -> do
412 let name = Name.getOccString (TyCon.tyConName tycon)
415 elem_htype <- mkHType (tfvec_elem ty)
416 return $ VecType (tfvec_len ty) elem_htype
418 mkTyConHType tycon args
419 Nothing -> return $ StdType $ OrdType ty
421 -- FIXME: Do we really need to do this here again?
422 mkTyConHType :: TyCon.TyCon -> [Type.Type] -> VHDLSession HType
423 mkTyConHType tycon args =
424 case TyCon.tyConDataCons tycon of
425 -- Not an algebraic type
426 [] -> error $ "\nVHDLTools.mkHType: Only custom algebraic types are supported: " ++ pprString tycon
428 let arg_tys = DataCon.dataConRepArgTys dc
429 let real_arg_tys = map (CoreSubst.substTy subst) arg_tys
430 elem_htys <- mapM mkHType real_arg_tys
431 return $ ADTType (nameToString (TyCon.tyConName tycon)) elem_htys
432 dcs -> error $ "\nVHDLTools.mkHType: Only single constructor datatypes supported: " ++ pprString tycon
434 tyvars = TyCon.tyConTyVars tycon
435 subst = CoreSubst.extendTvSubstList CoreSubst.emptySubst (zip tyvars args)