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parse.py
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import sys
from lex import *
# Parser object keeps track of current token and checks if the code matches the grammar.
class Parser:
def __init__(self, lexer,emitter):
self.lexer = lexer
self.emitter = emitter
self.symbols = set() # All variables we have declared so far.
self.labelsDeclared = set() # Keep track of all labels declared
self.labelsGotoed = set() # All labels goto'ed, so we know if they exist or not.
self.curToken = None
self.peekToken = None
self.nextToken()
self.nextToken() # Call this twice to initialize current and peek.
# Return true if the current token matches.
def checkToken(self, kind):
return kind == self.curToken.kind
# Return true if the next token matches.
def checkPeek(self, kind):
return kind == self.peekToken.kind
# Try to match current token. If not, error. Advances the current token.
def match(self, kind):
if not self.checkToken(kind):
self.abort("Expected " + kind.name + ", got " + self.curToken.kind.name)
self.nextToken()
# Advances the current token.
def nextToken(self):
self.curToken = self.peekToken
self.peekToken = self.lexer.getToken()
# No need to worry about passing the EOF, lexer handles that.
# Return true if the current token is a comparison operator.
def isComparisonOperator(self):
return self.checkToken(TokenType.GT) or self.checkToken(TokenType.GTEQ) or self.checkToken(TokenType.LT) or self.checkToken(TokenType.LTEQ) or self.checkToken(TokenType.EQEQ) or self.checkToken(TokenType.NOTEQ)
def abort(self, message):
sys.exit("Error. " + message)
# Production rules.
# program ::= {statement}
def program(self):
self.emitter.headerLine("#include <studio.h>")
self.emitter.headerLine ("int main(void){")
# Since some newlines are required in our grammar, need to skip the excess.
while self.checkToken(TokenType.NEWLINE):
self.nextToken()
# Parse all the statements in the program.
while not self.checkToken(TokenType.EOF):
self.statement()
self.emitter.emitLine("return 0;")
self.emitter.emitLine("}")
# Check that each label referenced in a GOTO is declared.
for label in self.labelsGotoed:
if label not in self.labelsDeclared:
self.abort("Attempting to GOTO to undeclared label: " + label)
# One of the following statements...
def statement(self):
# Check the first token to see what kind of statement this is.
# "PRINT" (expression | string)
if self.checkToken(TokenType.PRINT):
self.nextToken()
if self.checkToken(TokenType.STRING):
# Simple string.
self.emitter.emitLine("printf(\""+self.curToken.text+"\\n\");")
self.nextToken()
else:
# Expect an expression.
self.emitter.emit("printf(\"%" + ".2f\\n\", (float)(")
self.expression()
self.emitter.emitLine("));")
# "IF" comparison "THEN" {statement} "ENDIF"
elif self.checkToken(TokenType.IF):
self.nextToken()
self.emitter.emit("if(")
self.comparison()
self.match(TokenType.THEN)
self.nl()
self.emitter.emitLine("){")
# Zero or more statements in the body.
while not self.checkToken(TokenType.ENDIF):
self.statement()
self.match(TokenType.ENDIF)
self.emitter.emitLine("}")
# "WHILE" comparison "REPEAT" {statement} "ENDWHILE"
elif self.checkToken(TokenType.WHILE):
self.nextToken()
self.emitter.emit("while(")
self.comparison()
self.match(TokenType.REPEAT)
self.nl()
self.emitter.emitLine("){")
# Zero or more statements in the loop body.
while not self.checkToken(TokenType.ENDWHILE):
self.statement()
self.match(TokenType.ENDWHILE)
self.emitter.emitLine("}")
# "LABEL" ident
elif self.checkToken(TokenType.LABEL):
self.nextToken()
# Make sure this label doesn't already exist.
if self.curToken.text in self.labelsDeclared:
self.abort("Label already exists: " + self.curToken.text)
self.labelsDeclared.add(self.curToken.text)
self.emitter.emitLine(self.curToken.text + ":")
self.match(TokenType.IDENT)
# "GOTO" ident
elif self.checkToken(TokenType.GOTO):
self.nextToken()
self.labelsGotoed.add(self.curToken.text)
self.emitter.emitLine("goto " + self.curToken.text + ";")
self.match(TokenType.IDENT)
# "LET" ident "=" expression
elif self.checkToken(TokenType.LET):
self.nextToken()
# Check if ident exists in symbol table. If not, declare it.
if self.curToken.text not in self.symbols:
self.symbols.add(self.curToken.text)
self.emitter.headerLine("float " + self.curToken.text + ";")
self.emitter.emit(self.curToken.text + " = ")
self.match(TokenType.IDENT)
self.match(TokenType.EQ)
self.expression()
self.emitter.emitLine(";")
# "INPUT" ident
elif self.checkToken(TokenType.INPUT):
self.nextToken()
# If variable doesn't already exist, declare it.
if self.curToken.text not in self.symbols:
self.symbols.add(self.curToken.text)
self.emitter.headerLine("float " + self.curToken.text + ";")
self.emitter.emitLine("if(0 == scanf(\"%" + "f\", &" + self.curToken.text + ")) {")
self.emitter.emitLine(self.curToken.text + " = 0;")
self.emitter.emit("scanf(\"%")
self.emitter.emitLine("*s\");")
self.emitter.emitLine("}")
self.match(TokenType.IDENT)
# This is not a valid statement. Error!
else:
self.abort("Invalid statement at " + self.curToken.text + " (" + self.curToken.kind.name + ")")
# Newline.
self.nl()
# comparison ::= expression (("==" | "!=" | ">" | ">=" | "<" | "<=") expression)+
def comparison(self):
self.expression()
# Must be at least one comparison operator and another expression.
if self.isComparisonOperator():
self.emitter.emit(self.curToken.text)
self.nextToken()
self.expression()
else:
self.abort("Expected comparison operator at: " + self.curToken.text)
# Can have 0 or more comparison operator and expressions.
while self.isComparisonOperator():
self.emitter.emit(self.curToken.text)
self.nextToken()
self.expression()
# expression ::= term {( "-" | "+" ) term}
def expression(self):
self.term()
# Can have 0 or more +/- and expressions.
while self.checkToken(TokenType.PLUS) or self.checkToken(TokenType.MINUS):
self.emitter.emit(self.curToken.text)
self.nextToken()
self.term()
# term ::= unary {( "/" | "*" ) unary}
def term(self):
self.unary()
# Can have 0 or more *// and expressions.
while self.checkToken(TokenType.ASTERISK) or self.checkToken(TokenType.SLASH):
self.emitter.emit(self.curToken.text)
self.nextToken()
self.unary()
# unary ::= ["+" | "-"] primary
def unary(self):
# Optional unary +/-
if self.checkToken(TokenType.PLUS) or self.checkToken(TokenType.MINUS):
self.emitter.emit(self.curToken.text)
self.nextToken()
self.primary()
# primary ::= number | ident
def primary(self):
if self.checkToken(TokenType.NUMBER):
self.emitter.emit(self.curToken.text)
self.nextToken()
elif self.checkToken(TokenType.IDENT):
# Ensure the variable already exists.
if self.curToken.text not in self.symbols:
self.abort("Referencing variable before assignment: " + self.curToken.text)
self.emitter.emit(self.curToken.text)
self.nextToken()
else:
# Error!
self.abort("Unexpected token at " + self.curToken.text)
# nl ::= '\n'+
def nl(self):
# Require at least one newline.
self.match(TokenType.NEWLINE)
# But we will allow extra newlines too, of course.
while self.checkToken(TokenType.NEWLINE):
self.nextToken()