Module: Voodoo::Validator

Defined in:
lib/voodoo/validator.rb

Overview

Functionality for validating Voodoo code.

Defined Under Namespace

Classes: ValidationError

Constant Summary collapse

BINOPS =

Expressions that take two arguments

[:add, :and, :asr, :bsr, :div, :'get-byte', :'get-word',
:mod, :mul, :or, :rol, :ror, :shl, :shr, :sub, :xor]
VARARG_EXPRS =

Expressions that take zero or more parameters

[:call, :'tail-call']
EXPRS =

Symbols that may occur as the first word of an expression

BINOPS + VARARG_EXPRS + [:not]
STATEMENTS =

Symbols that are a valid start of a statement

[:block, :call, :goto,
:ifeq, :ifge, :ifgt, :ifle, :iflt, :ifne,
:label, :let, :return, :set,
:'set-byte', :'set-word', :'tail-call']
TOP_LEVELS =

Symbols that are valid at top-level

[:align, :byte, :export, :function, :import,
:section, :string, :word] + STATEMENTS
NTH = 
['First', 'Second', 'Third']

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.assert_at_least_n_params(expr, n) ⇒ Object

Tests that an expression has at least n parameters. Raises a ValidationError if this is not the case.



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# File 'lib/voodoo/validator.rb', line 329

def assert_at_least_n_params expr, n
  if expr.length <= n
    if n == 1
      raise ValidationError.new \
        "#{expr[0]} should have at least one parameter"
    else
      raise ValidationError.new \
        "#{expr[0]} should have at least #{n} parameters"
    end
  end
  true
end

.assert_n_params(expr, n) ⇒ Object

Tests that an expression has exactly n parameters. Raises a ValidationError if this is not the case.



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# File 'lib/voodoo/validator.rb', line 344

def assert_n_params expr, n
  if expr.length != n + 1
    if n == 1
      raise ValidationError.new \
        "#{expr[0]} should have exactly one parameter"
    else
      raise ValidationError.new \
        "#{expr[0]} should have exactly #{n} parameters"
    end
  end
  true
end

.assert_params_are_values(expr, ns = nil) ⇒ Object

Tests that parameters to an expression are values (integers, symbols, or at-expressions), and raises ValidationError if this is not the case. If ns is nil (default) all parameters should me values. Alternatively, ns may be a range or array containing the indices of the parameters that should be values.



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# File 'lib/voodoo/validator.rb', line 366

def assert_params_are_values expr, ns = nil
  if ns == nil
    ns = (1...expr.length)
  end
  ns.each do |i|
    unless int_or_symbol_or_at?(expr[i])
      raise ValidationError.new \
        "#{NTH[i - 1]} parameter to #{expr[0]}" +
        " should be a value (symbol, integer, or at-expression)"
    end
  end
  true
end

.int_or_symbol?(x) ⇒ Boolean

Returns:

  • (Boolean) 


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# File 'lib/voodoo/validator.rb', line 380

def int_or_symbol? x
  x.kind_of?(::Symbol) || x.kind_of?(::Integer)
end

.int_or_symbol_or_at?(x) ⇒ Boolean

Returns:

  • (Boolean) 


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# File 'lib/voodoo/validator.rb', line 384

def int_or_symbol_or_at? x
  int_or_symbol?(x) ||
    (x.respond_to?(:length) && x.length == 2 && x[0] == :'@' &&
     int_or_symbol?(x[1]))
end

.validate_expression(code) ⇒ Object

Validates an expression. Returns true if the expression is valid. Raises ValidationError if the expression is not valid.



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# File 'lib/voodoo/validator.rb', line 30

def validate_expression code
  if int_or_symbol_or_at? code
    true
  elsif code.respond_to? :[]
    if BINOPS.member? code[0]
      # binop should have 2 parameters, both of them atomic values
      assert_n_params code, 2
      assert_params_are_values code
    else
      # code[0] is not a binop
      case code[0]
      when :call, :'tail-call'
        # call should have at least 1 parameter
        # and all parameters should be atomic values
        assert_at_least_n_params code, 1
        assert_params_are_values code
      when :'get-byte', :'get-word'
        # Should have exactly 2 parameters, both of which should be values.
        assert_n_params code, 2
        assert_params_are_values code
      when :not
        # should have a single, atomic parameter
        assert_n_params code, 1
        assert_params_are_values code
      else
        raise ValidationError.new("#{code[0].inspect}" +
                                  " cannot start an expression",
                                  code)
      end
    end
  else
    # code is not an atomic value and does not respond to :[]
    raise ValidationError.new("#{code.inspect} is not a valid expression",
                              code)
  end
end

.validate_statement(code) ⇒ Object

Validates a statement. Returns true if the statement is valid. Raises ValidationError if the statement is not valid.



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# File 'lib/voodoo/validator.rb', line 70

def validate_statement code
  begin
    case code[0]
    when :block
      code[1..-1].each {|stmt| validate_statement stmt}
      true

    when :call, :'tail-call'
      validate_expression code

    when :goto
      # should have exactly 1 parameter, which should be atomic
      assert_n_params code, 1
      assert_params_are_values code

    when :ifeq, :ifge, :ifgt, :ifle, :iflt, :ifne
      # Should have 2 or 3 parameters.
      # First parameter should be an array (or similar) containing
      # two elements, both atomic.
      # Second parameter should consist of one or more statements.
      # Third parameter, if present, should consist of zero or more
      # statements.
      # let is not allowed as a statement in either parameter, though
      # it can be embedded in a block in either.
      if code.length < 3 || code.length > 4
        raise ValidationError.new("#{code[0]} takes 2 or 3 parameters",
                                  code)
      elsif code[1].length != 2
        raise ValidationError.new("#{code[0]} requires two values to" +
                                  " compare in its first parameter",
                                  code)
      elsif !code[1].all? {|x| int_or_symbol_or_at? x}
        raise ValidationError.new("Values to compare should be values" +
                                  " (symbols, integers, or at-exrpssions)",
                                  code)
      else
        code[2].each do |stmt|
          validate_statement stmt
          if stmt[0] == :let
            raise ValidationError.new("let is not allowed inside " +
                                      code[0].to_s, code)
          end
        end

        if code.length > 3
          code[3].each do |stmt|
            validate_statement stmt
            if stmt[0] == :let
              raise ValidationError.new("let is not allowed inside " +
                                        code[0].to_s, code)
            end
          end
        end

        true
      end

    when :label
      # should have 1 parameter which should be a symbol
      if code.length != 2 || !code[1].kind_of?(::Symbol)
        raise ValidationError.new("label requires a single symbol" +
                                  "as its parameter", code)
      else
        true
      end

    when :let, :set
      # should have at least 2 parameters
      if code.length < 3
        raise ValidationError.new("#{code[0]} requires a symbol" +
                                  " and an expression", code)
      elsif code[1].kind_of? ::Symbol
        # After the symbol, there should be an expression
        expr = code[2..-1]
        if expr.length == 1
          validate_expression expr[0]
        else
          validate_expression expr
        end
      else
        raise ValidationError.new("First parameter to #{code[0]} should be" +
                                    " a symbol", code)
      end

    when :return
      # Should either have no parameters, or a single expression as
      # a parameter.
      case code.length
      when 1
        true
      when 2
        validate_expression code[1]
      else
        validate_expression code[1..-1]
      end

    when :'set-byte', :'set-word'
      # Should have exactly 3 parameters, all of which should be
      # atomic values.
      assert_n_params code, 3
      assert_params_are_values code

    else
      raise ValidationError.new("Not a valid statement: #{code.inspect}",
                                code)
    end

  rescue ValidationError
    # Pass it on
    raise

  rescue Exception => e
    if code.respond_to? :[]
      # Pass on the exception
      raise
    else
      raise ValidationError.new("#{code.inspect} does not respond to" +
                                ":[]", code)
    end

  end
end

.validate_top_level(code) ⇒ Object

Validates a top-level directive. Returns true if the directive is valid. Raises ValidationError if the directive is not valid.



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# File 'lib/voodoo/validator.rb', line 196

def validate_top_level code
  begin
    case code[0]
    when :align
      # Should either have no parameter or a single integer parameter
      if code.length == 1 || (code.length == 2 &&
                              code[1].kind_of?(::Integer))
        true
      else
        raise ValidationError.new("align requires either a single" +
                                  " integer parameter, or no parameters",
                                  code)
      end

    when :byte, :word
      # Should have a single integer or symbol parameter
      if code.length != 2 || !int_or_symbol?(code[1])
        raise ValidationError.new("#{code[0]} requires a single" +
                                  " parameter that is either an " +
                                  " integer or a symbol", code)
      else
        true
      end

    when :export, :import
      # Should have at least 1 parameter, and all parameters should
      # be symbols.
      if code.length < 2
        raise ValidationError.new("#{code[0]} requires at least " +
                                  " one parameter", code)
      elsif code[1..-1].all? {|x| x.kind_of? ::Symbol}
        true
      else
        raise ValidationError.new("All parameters to #{code[0]}" +
                                  " should be symbols", code)
      end

    when :function

      # Check that formal parameters have been specified
      if code.length < 2
        raise ValidationError.new("Formal parameters should be" +
                                  " specified for function",
                                  code)
      end

      # Check that all formal parameters are symbols
      code[1].each do |formal|
        unless formal.kind_of? ::Symbol
          raise ValidationError.new("Formal parameter #{formal.inspect}" +
                                    " should be a symbol",
                                    formal)
        end
      end

      # Verify statements
      code[2..-1].each do |stmt|
        if stmt.respond_to?(:[]) && stmt[0] == :function
          raise ValidationError.new("Function definitions are only " +
                                    "valid at top-level", stmt)
        else
          validate_statement stmt
        end
      end

    when :section

      # Check that we have a string or a symbol
      case code.length
      when 1
        raise ValidationError.new("Section name should be specified",
                                  code)
      when 2
        unless code[1].kind_of?(::String) || code[1].kind_of?(::Symbol)
          raise ValidationError.new("Section name should be a string" +
                                    " or a symbol",
                                    code)
        end

      else
        raise ValidationError.new("section directive should have only" +
                                  " a single parameter",
                                  code);
      end

    when :string
      # Should have a single string parameter
      if code.length != 2 || !code[1].kind_of?(::String)
        raise ValidationError.new("string requires a single string" +
                                  " as a parameter", code)
      else
        true
      end

    else
      if STATEMENTS.member? code[0]
        validate_statement code
      else
        raise ValidationError.new("Directive #{code[0]}" +
                                  " not valid at top-level",
                                  code)
      end
    end

  rescue ValidationError
    # Pass it on
    raise

  rescue Exception => e
    if code.respond_to? :[]
      # Pass on the exception
      raise
    else
      raise ValidationError.new("#{code.inspect} does not respond to" +
                                ":[]", code)
    end
  end

  # If we got here, all is well
  true
end