mypyc/primitives/misc_ops.py

"""Miscellaneous primitive ops."""

from mypyc.ir.ops import ERR_NEVER, ERR_MAGIC, ERR_FALSE
from mypyc.ir.rtypes import (
    bool_rprimitive, object_rprimitive, str_rprimitive, object_pointer_rprimitive,
    int_rprimitive, dict_rprimitive, c_int_rprimitive, bit_rprimitive, c_pyssize_t_rprimitive
)
from mypyc.primitives.registry import (
    function_op, custom_op, load_address_op, ERR_NEG_INT
)


# Get the boxed Python 'None' object
none_object_op = load_address_op(
    name='Py_None',
    type=object_rprimitive,
    src='_Py_NoneStruct')

# Get the boxed object '...'
ellipsis_op = load_address_op(
    name='...',
    type=object_rprimitive,
    src='_Py_EllipsisObject')

# Get the boxed NotImplemented object
not_implemented_op = load_address_op(
    name='builtins.NotImplemented',
    type=object_rprimitive,
    src='_Py_NotImplementedStruct')

# id(obj)
function_op(
    name='builtins.id',
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive],
    return_type=int_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='CPyTagged_Id',
    error_kind=ERR_NEVER)

# Return the result of obj.__await()__ or obj.__iter__() (if no __await__ exists)
coro_op = custom_op(
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive],
    return_type=object_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='CPy_GetCoro',
    error_kind=ERR_MAGIC)

# Do obj.send(value), or a next(obj) if second arg is None.
# (This behavior is to match the PEP 380 spec for yield from.)
# Like next_raw_op, don't swallow StopIteration,
# but also don't propagate an error.
# Can return NULL: see next_op.
send_op = custom_op(
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive, object_rprimitive],
    return_type=object_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='CPyIter_Send',
    error_kind=ERR_NEVER)

# This is sort of unfortunate but oh well: yield_from_except performs most of the
# error handling logic in `yield from` operations. It returns a bool and passes
# a value by address.
# If the bool is true, then a StopIteration was received and we should return.
# If the bool is false, then the value should be yielded.
# The normal case is probably that it signals an exception, which gets
# propagated.
# Op used for "yield from" error handling.
# See comment in CPy_YieldFromErrorHandle for more information.
yield_from_except_op = custom_op(
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive, object_pointer_rprimitive],
    return_type=bool_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='CPy_YieldFromErrorHandle',
    error_kind=ERR_MAGIC)

# Create method object from a callable object and self.
method_new_op = custom_op(
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive, object_rprimitive],
    return_type=object_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='PyMethod_New',
    error_kind=ERR_MAGIC)

# Check if the current exception is a StopIteration and return its value if so.
# Treats "no exception" as StopIteration with a None value.
# If it is a different exception, re-reraise it.
check_stop_op = custom_op(
    arg_types=[],
    return_type=object_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='CPy_FetchStopIterationValue',
    error_kind=ERR_MAGIC)

# Determine the most derived metaclass and check for metaclass conflicts.
# Arguments are (metaclass, bases).
py_calc_meta_op = custom_op(
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive, object_rprimitive],
    return_type=object_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='CPy_CalculateMetaclass',
    error_kind=ERR_MAGIC,
    is_borrowed=True
)

# Import a module
import_op = custom_op(
    arg_types=[str_rprimitive],
    return_type=object_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='PyImport_Import',
    error_kind=ERR_MAGIC)

# Get the sys.modules dictionary
get_module_dict_op = custom_op(
    arg_types=[],
    return_type=dict_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='PyImport_GetModuleDict',
    error_kind=ERR_NEVER,
    is_borrowed=True)

# isinstance(obj, cls)
function_op(
    name='builtins.isinstance',
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive, object_rprimitive],
    return_type=c_int_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='PyObject_IsInstance',
    error_kind=ERR_NEG_INT,
    truncated_type=bool_rprimitive
)

# Faster isinstance(obj, cls) that only works with native classes and doesn't perform
# type checking of the type argument.
fast_isinstance_op = function_op(
    'builtins.isinstance',
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive, object_rprimitive],
    return_type=bool_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='CPy_TypeCheck',
    error_kind=ERR_NEVER,
    priority=0)

# bool(obj) with unboxed result
bool_op = function_op(
    name='builtins.bool',
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive],
    return_type=c_int_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='PyObject_IsTrue',
    error_kind=ERR_NEG_INT,
    truncated_type=bool_rprimitive)

# slice(start, stop, step)
new_slice_op = function_op(
    name='builtins.slice',
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive, object_rprimitive, object_rprimitive],
    c_function_name='PySlice_New',
    return_type=object_rprimitive,
    error_kind=ERR_MAGIC)

# type(obj)
type_op = function_op(
    name='builtins.type',
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive],
    c_function_name='PyObject_Type',
    return_type=object_rprimitive,
    error_kind=ERR_NEVER)

# Get 'builtins.type' (base class of all classes)
type_object_op = load_address_op(
    name='builtins.type',
    type=object_rprimitive,
    src='PyType_Type')

# Create a heap type based on a template non-heap type.
# See CPyType_FromTemplate for more docs.
pytype_from_template_op = custom_op(
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive, object_rprimitive, str_rprimitive],
    return_type=object_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='CPyType_FromTemplate',
    error_kind=ERR_MAGIC)

# Create a dataclass from an extension class. See
# CPyDataclass_SleightOfHand for more docs.
dataclass_sleight_of_hand = custom_op(
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive, object_rprimitive, dict_rprimitive, dict_rprimitive],
    return_type=bit_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='CPyDataclass_SleightOfHand',
    error_kind=ERR_FALSE)

# Raise ValueError if length of first argument is not equal to the second argument.
# The first argument must be a list or a variable-length tuple.
check_unpack_count_op = custom_op(
    arg_types=[object_rprimitive, c_pyssize_t_rprimitive],
    return_type=c_int_rprimitive,
    c_function_name='CPySequence_CheckUnpackCount',
    error_kind=ERR_NEG_INT)