Index: pkg/dev_compiler/tool/input_sdk/private/ddc_runtime/types.dart |
diff --git a/pkg/dev_compiler/tool/input_sdk/private/ddc_runtime/types.dart b/pkg/dev_compiler/tool/input_sdk/private/ddc_runtime/types.dart |
index 40ab74d8fbf08b51242c71833440bf450bb6560f..5e50cbc9e313f7a667b00c3a8b638c7913e529c5 100644 |
--- a/pkg/dev_compiler/tool/input_sdk/private/ddc_runtime/types.dart |
+++ b/pkg/dev_compiler/tool/input_sdk/private/ddc_runtime/types.dart |
@@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ _normalizeParameter(a) => JS( |
return ($a == $dynamic) ? $bottom : $a; |
})()'''); |
-List _canonicalizeArray(definite, array, map) => JS( |
+_canonicalizeArray(definite, array, map) => JS( |
'', |
'''(() => { |
let arr = ($definite) |
@@ -305,8 +305,8 @@ _createSmall(count, definite, returnType, required) => JS( |
class FunctionType extends AbstractFunctionType { |
final returnType; |
- List args; |
- List optionals; |
+ dynamic args; |
+ dynamic optionals; |
final named; |
dynamic metadata; |
String _stringValue; |
@@ -328,7 +328,7 @@ class FunctionType extends AbstractFunctionType { |
* that all instances will share. |
* |
*/ |
- static create(definite, returnType, List args, extra) { |
+ static create(definite, returnType, args, extra) { |
// Note that if extra is ever passed as an empty array |
// or an empty map, we can end up with semantically |
// identical function types that don't canonicalize |
@@ -356,7 +356,7 @@ class FunctionType extends AbstractFunctionType { |
return _memoizeArray(_fnTypeTypeMap, keys, create); |
} |
- List _process(List array, metadata) { |
+ _process(array, metadata) { |
var result = []; |
for (var i = 0; JS('bool', '# < #.length', i, array); ++i) { |
var arg = JS('', '#[#]', array, i); |
@@ -438,12 +438,9 @@ class Typedef extends AbstractFunctionType { |
} |
} |
-/// A type variable, used by [GenericFunctionType] to represent a type formal. |
class TypeVariable extends TypeRep { |
final String name; |
- |
TypeVariable(this.name); |
- |
toString() => name; |
} |
@@ -451,39 +448,29 @@ class GenericFunctionType extends AbstractFunctionType { |
final bool definite; |
final _instantiateTypeParts; |
final int formalCount; |
- final _instantiateTypeBounds; |
- List<TypeVariable> _typeFormals; |
+ var _typeFormals; |
- GenericFunctionType( |
- this.definite, instantiateTypeParts, this._instantiateTypeBounds) |
+ GenericFunctionType(this.definite, instantiateTypeParts) |
: _instantiateTypeParts = instantiateTypeParts, |
formalCount = JS('int', '#.length', instantiateTypeParts); |
- List<TypeVariable> get typeFormals { |
+ get typeFormals { |
if (_typeFormals != null) return _typeFormals; |
// Extract parameter names from the function parameters. |
// |
// This is not robust in general for user-defined JS functions, but it |
// should handle the functions generated by our compiler. |
- // |
- // TODO(jmesserly): names of TypeVariables are only used for display |
- // purposes, such as when an error happens or if someone calls |
- // `Type.toString()`. So we could recover them lazily rather than eagerly. |
- // Alternatively we could synthesize new names. |
- var str = JS('String', '#.toString()', _instantiateTypeParts); |
- var hasParens = str[0] == '('; |
- var end = str.indexOf(hasParens ? ')' : '=>'); |
- if (hasParens) { |
- _typeFormals = str |
- .substring(1, end) |
- .split(',') |
- .map((n) => new TypeVariable(n.trim())) |
- .toList(); |
+ var str = JS('', '#.toString()', _instantiateTypeParts); |
+ var match = JS('', r'#.match(/\(([^)]*)\)/)', str); |
+ if (match != null) { |
+ var names = JS('', r'#[1].split(",")', match); |
+ return _typeFormals = JS('', |
+ '#.map(function(s) { return new #(s.trim()) })', names, TypeVariable); |
} else { |
- _typeFormals = [new TypeVariable(str.substring(0, end).trim())]; |
+ var name = JS('', r'#.match(/([^=]*)=>/)[1]', str); |
+ return _typeFormals = JS('', '[new #(#.trim())]', TypeVariable, name); |
} |
- return _typeFormals; |
} |
instantiate(typeArgs) { |
@@ -492,148 +479,44 @@ class GenericFunctionType extends AbstractFunctionType { |
parts, parts, parts); |
} |
- List instantiateTypeBounds(List typeArgs) { |
- var boundsFn = _instantiateTypeBounds; |
- if (boundsFn == null) { |
- // The Dart 1 spec says omitted type parameters have an upper bound of |
- // Object. However strong mode assumes `dynamic` for all purposes |
- // (such as instantiate to bounds) so we use that here. |
- return new List.filled(formalCount, _dynamic); |
- } |
- // If bounds are recursive, we need to apply type formals and return them. |
- return JS('List', '#.apply(null, #)', boundsFn, typeArgs); |
- } |
- |
toString() { |
- String s = "<"; |
- var typeFormals = this.typeFormals; |
- var typeBounds = instantiateTypeBounds(typeFormals); |
- for (int i = 0, n = typeFormals.length; i < n; i++) { |
- if (i != 0) s += ", "; |
- s += JS('String', '#[#].name', typeFormals, i); |
- var typeBound = typeBounds[i]; |
- if (!identical(typeBound, _dynamic)) { |
- s += " extends $typeBound"; |
- } |
- } |
- s += ">" + instantiate(typeFormals).toString(); |
- return s; |
+ return JS('', '"<" + #.join(", ") + ">" + #.toString()', typeFormals, |
+ instantiate(typeFormals)); |
} |
+} |
- /// Given a [DartType] [type], if [type] is an uninstantiated |
- /// parameterized type then instantiate the parameters to their |
- /// bounds and return those type arguments. |
- /// |
- /// See the issue for the algorithm description: |
- /// <https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/issues/27526#issuecomment-260021397> |
- List instantiateDefaultBounds() { |
- var typeFormals = this.typeFormals; |
- |
- // All type formals |
- var all = new HashMap<Object, int>.identity(); |
- // ground types, by index. |
- // |
- // For each index, this will be a ground type for the corresponding type |
- // formal if known, or it will be the original TypeVariable if we are still |
- // solving for it. This array is passed to `instantiateToBounds` as we are |
- // progressively solving for type variables. |
- var defaults = new List<Object>(typeFormals.length); |
- // not ground |
- var partials = new Map<TypeVariable, Object>.identity(); |
- |
- var typeBounds = this.instantiateTypeBounds(typeFormals); |
- for (var i = 0; i < typeFormals.length; i++) { |
- var typeFormal = typeFormals[i]; |
- var bound = typeBounds[i]; |
- all[typeFormal] = i; |
- if (identical(bound, _dynamic)) { |
- defaults[i] = bound; |
- } else { |
- defaults[i] = typeFormal; |
- partials[typeFormal] = bound; |
- } |
- } |
- |
- bool hasFreeFormal(Object t) { |
- if (partials.containsKey(t)) return true; |
- |
- // Generic classes and typedefs. |
- var typeArgs = getGenericArgs(t); |
- if (typeArgs != null) return typeArgs.any(hasFreeFormal); |
- |
- if (t is GenericFunctionType) { |
- return hasFreeFormal(t.instantiate(t.typeFormals)); |
- } |
- |
- if (t is FunctionType) { |
- return hasFreeFormal(t.returnType) || t.args.any(hasFreeFormal); |
- } |
- |
- return false; |
- } |
- |
- var hasProgress = true; |
- while (hasProgress) { |
- hasProgress = false; |
- for (var typeFormal in partials.keys) { |
- var partialBound = partials[typeFormal]; |
- if (!hasFreeFormal(partialBound)) { |
- int index = all[typeFormal]; |
- defaults[index] = instantiateTypeBounds(defaults)[index]; |
- partials.remove(typeFormal); |
- hasProgress = true; |
- break; |
- } |
- } |
- } |
- |
- // If we stopped making progress, and not all types are ground, |
- // then the whole type is malbounded and an error should be reported |
- // if errors are requested, and a partially completed type should |
- // be returned. |
- if (partials.isNotEmpty) { |
- throwStrongModeError('Instantiate to bounds failed for type with ' |
- 'recursive generic bounds: ${typeName(this)}. ' |
- 'Try passing explicit type arguments.'); |
- } |
- |
- return defaults; |
- } |
+typedef(name, /*FunctionTypeClosure*/ closure) { |
+ return new Typedef(name, closure); |
} |
-typedef(name, closure) => new Typedef(name, closure); |
+_functionType(definite, returnType, args, extra) => JS( |
+ '', |
+ '''(() => { |
+ if ($args === void 0 && $extra === void 0) { |
+ return new $GenericFunctionType($definite, $returnType); |
+ } |
+ return $FunctionType.create($definite, $returnType, $args, $extra); |
+})()'''); |
-/// Create a definite function type. |
/// |
-/// No substitution of dynamic for bottom occurs. |
-fnType(returnType, List args, extra) => |
- FunctionType.create(true, returnType, args, extra); |
- |
-/// Create a "fuzzy" function type. |
+/// Create a "fuzzy" function type. If any arguments are dynamic |
+/// they will be replaced with bottom. |
/// |
-/// If any arguments are dynamic they will be replaced with bottom. |
-fnTypeFuzzy(returnType, List args, extra) => |
- FunctionType.create(false, returnType, args, extra); |
+functionType(returnType, args, extra) => |
+ _functionType(false, returnType, args, extra); |
-/// Creates a definite generic function type. |
/// |
-/// A function type consists of two things: an instantiate function, and an |
-/// function that returns a list of upper bound constraints for each |
-/// the type formals. Both functions accept the type parameters, allowing us |
-/// to substitute values. The upper bound constraints can be omitted if all |
-/// of the type parameters use the default upper bound. |
+/// Create a definite function type. No substitution of dynamic for |
+/// bottom occurs. |
/// |
-/// For example given the type <T extends Iterable<T>>(T) -> T, we can declare |
-/// this type with `gFnType(T => [T, [T]], T => [Iterable$(T)])`.\ |
-gFnType(instantiateFn, typeBounds) => |
- new GenericFunctionType(true, instantiateFn, typeBounds); |
- |
-gFnTypeFuzzy(instantiateFn, typeBounds) => |
- new GenericFunctionType(false, instantiateFn, typeBounds); |
+definiteFunctionType(returnType, args, extra) => |
+ _functionType(true, returnType, args, extra); |
+/// |
/// TODO(vsm): Remove when mirrors is deprecated. |
/// This is a temporary workaround to support dart:mirrors, which doesn't |
/// understand generic methods. |
+/// |
getFunctionTypeMirror(AbstractFunctionType type) { |
if (type is GenericFunctionType) { |
var typeArgs = new List.filled(type.formalCount, dynamic); |
@@ -642,7 +525,11 @@ getFunctionTypeMirror(AbstractFunctionType type) { |
return type; |
} |
-bool isType(obj) => JS('', '# === #', _getRuntimeType(obj), Type); |
+bool isType(obj) => JS( |
+ '', |
+ '''(() => { |
+ return $_getRuntimeType($obj) === $Type; |
+ })()'''); |
String typeName(type) => JS( |
'', |
@@ -909,32 +796,15 @@ _isSubtype(t1, t2, isCovariant) => JS( |
// |
// where TFresh is a list of fresh type variables that both g1 and g2 will |
// be instantiated with. |
+ // |
+ // NOTE: this should also verify the bounds of the type parameters of g1 |
+ // and g2 , but it does not, see this issue: |
+ // https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/issues/27256 |
if ($t1.formalCount !== $t2.formalCount) return false; |
// Using either function's type formals will work as long as they're both |
- // instantiated with the same ones. The instantiate operation is guaranteed |
- // to avoid capture because it does not depend on its TypeVariable objects, |
- // rather it uses JS function parameters to ensure correct binding. |
+ // instantiated with the same ones. |
let fresh = $t2.typeFormals; |
- |
- // Check the bounds of the type parameters of g1 and g2. |
- // given a type parameter `T1 extends U1` from g1, and a type parameter |
- // `T2 extends U2` from g2, we must ensure that: |
- // |
- // U2 <: U1 |
- // |
- // (Note the reversal of direction -- type formal bounds are contravariant, |
- // similar to the function's formal parameter types). |
- // |
- let t1Bounds = $t1.instantiateTypeBounds(fresh); |
- let t2Bounds = $t2.instantiateTypeBounds(fresh); |
- // TODO(jmesserly): we could optimize for the common case of no bounds. |
- for (let i = 0; i < $t1.formalCount; i++) { |
- if (!$_isSubtype(t2Bounds[i], t1Bounds[i], !$isCovariant)) { |
- return false; |
- } |
- } |
- |
return $isFunctionSubtype( |
$t1.instantiate(fresh), $t2.instantiate(fresh), $isCovariant); |
} |