1 /**************************************************************************
4 * Author: Maria M. Gutierrez *
5 * Modified by: Kevin Hammond *
6 * Last date revised: December 13 1991. KH. *
7 * Modification: Haskell 1.1 Syntax. *
10 * Description: This file contains the LALR(1) grammar for Haskell. *
12 * Entry Point: module *
14 * Problems: None known. *
17 * LALR(1) Syntax for Haskell 1.2 *
19 **************************************************************************/
31 #include "constants.h"
34 /**********************************************************************
37 * Imported Variables and Functions *
40 **********************************************************************/
42 static BOOLEAN expect_ccurly = FALSE; /* Used to signal that a CCURLY could be inserted here */
45 extern char *input_filename;
46 static char *the_module_name;
47 static maybe module_exports;
50 extern list reverse_list();
53 /* For FN, SAMEFN macros */
55 extern BOOLEAN samefn[];
56 extern short icontexts;
59 extern int hsplineno, hspcolno;
60 extern int modulelineno;
61 extern int startlineno;
64 /* Local helper functions */
65 static void checkinpat PROTO((void));
66 static void punningNowIllegal PROTO((void));
69 /**********************************************************************
72 * Fixity and Precedence Declarations *
75 **********************************************************************/
77 static int Fixity = 0, Precedence = 0;
79 char *ineg PROTO((char *));
81 long source_version = 0;
82 BOOLEAN pat_check=TRUE;
108 /**********************************************************************
111 * These are lexemes. *
114 **********************************************************************/
117 %token VARID CONID QVARID QCONID
118 VARSYM CONSYM QVARSYM QCONSYM
120 %token INTEGER FLOAT CHAR STRING
121 CHARPRIM STRINGPRIM INTPRIM FLOATPRIM
126 /**********************************************************************
132 **********************************************************************/
134 %token OCURLY CCURLY VCCURLY
135 %token COMMA SEMI OBRACK CBRACK
136 %token BQUOTE OPAREN CPAREN
137 %token OUNBOXPAREN CUNBOXPAREN
140 /**********************************************************************
143 * Reserved Operators *
146 **********************************************************************/
148 %token DOTDOT DCOLON EQUAL LAMBDA
149 %token VBAR RARROW LARROW
150 %token AT LAZY DARROW
153 /**********************************************************************
156 * Reserved Identifiers *
159 **********************************************************************/
161 %token CASE CLASS DATA
162 %token DEFAULT DERIVING DO
163 %token ELSE IF IMPORT
164 %token IN INFIX INFIXL
165 %token INFIXR INSTANCE LET
166 %token MODULE NEWTYPE OF
167 %token THEN TYPE WHERE
170 %token CCALL CCALL_GC CASM CASM_GC
173 %token EXPORT UNSAFE STDCALL C_CALL LABEL
174 %token PASCAL FASTCALL FOREIGN DYNAMIC
176 /**********************************************************************
179 * Special symbols/identifiers which need to be recognised *
182 **********************************************************************/
184 %token MINUS BANG PLUS
185 %token AS HIDING QUALIFIED
188 /**********************************************************************
191 * Special Symbols for the Lexer *
194 **********************************************************************/
196 %token INTERFACE_UPRAGMA SPECIALISE_UPRAGMA
197 %token INLINE_UPRAGMA NOINLINE_UPRAGMA MAGIC_UNFOLDING_UPRAGMA
199 %token SOURCE_UPRAGMA
201 /**********************************************************************
204 * Precedences of the various tokens *
207 **********************************************************************/
212 SCC CASM CCALL CASM_GC CCALL_GC
214 %left VARSYM CONSYM QVARSYM QCONSYM
215 MINUS BQUOTE BANG DARROW PLUS
221 %left OCURLY OBRACK OPAREN
227 /**********************************************************************
230 * Type Declarations *
233 **********************************************************************/
236 %type <ulist> caserest alts quals
238 rbinds rbinds1 rpats rpats1 list_exps list_rest
240 constrs fields conargatypes
243 pats simple_context simple_context_list
246 impdecls maybeimpdecls impdecl
249 lampats cexps gd texps
250 tyvars1 constr_context forall
254 %type <ugrhsb> valrhs altrhs
256 %type <umaybe> maybeexports impspec deriving
257 ext_name opt_sig opt_asig
259 %type <uliteral> lit_constant
261 %type <utree> exp oexp dexp kexp fexp aexp rbind
262 expL oexpL kexpL expLno oexpLno dexpLno kexpLno
263 funlhs funlhs1 funlhs2 funlhs3 qual leftexp
264 pat dpat cpat bpat apat apatc conpat rpat
265 patk bpatk apatck conpatk
268 %type <uid> MINUS PLUS DARROW AS LAZY
269 VARID CONID VARSYM CONSYM
270 var con varop conop op
271 vark varid varsym varsym_nominus
272 tycon modid ccallid tyvar
275 %type <uqid> QVARID QCONID QVARSYM QCONSYM
276 qvarid qconid qvarsym qconsym
277 qvar qcon qvarop qconop qop
278 qvark qconk qtycon qtycls
279 gcon gconk gtycon itycon qop1 qvarop1
282 %type <ubinding> topdecl topdecls letdecls
283 typed datad newtd classd instd defaultd foreignd
284 decl decls fixdecl fix_op fix_ops valdef
285 maybe_where with_where where_body type_and_maybe_id
287 %type <uttype> polytype
288 conargatype conapptype
292 simple_con_app simple_con_app1 inst_type
294 %type <uconstr> constr constr_after_context field constr1
296 %type <ustring> FLOAT INTEGER INTPRIM
297 FLOATPRIM DOUBLEPRIM CLITLIT
299 %type <uhstring> STRING STRINGPRIM CHAR CHARPRIM
301 %type <uentid> export import
303 %type <ulong> commas importkey get_line_no
306 /**********************************************************************
309 * Start Symbol for the Parser *
312 **********************************************************************/
317 module : modulekey modid maybeexports
319 modulelineno = startlineno;
320 the_module_name = $2;
326 the_module_name = install_literal("Main");
327 module_exports = mknothing();
332 body : ocurly { setstartlineno(); } main_body ccurly
333 | vocurly main_body vccurly
336 main_body : interface_pragma maybeimpdecls topdecls
338 root = mkhmodule(the_module_name, $2, module_exports,
339 $3, source_version,modulelineno);
341 | interface_pragma impdecls
343 root = mkhmodule(the_module_name, $2, module_exports,
344 mknullbind(), source_version, modulelineno);
347 interface_pragma : /* empty */
348 | INTERFACE_UPRAGMA INTEGER END_UPRAGMA SEMI
350 source_version = atoi($2);
354 maybeexports : /* empty */ { $$ = mknothing(); }
355 | OPAREN export_list CPAREN { $$ = mkjust($2); }
356 | OPAREN export_list COMMA CPAREN { $$ = mkjust($2); }
360 export { $$ = lsing($1); }
361 | export_list COMMA export { $$ = lapp($1, $3); }
364 export : qvar { $$ = mkentid($1); }
365 | gtycon { $$ = mkenttype($1); }
366 | gtycon OPAREN DOTDOT CPAREN { $$ = mkenttypeall($1); }
367 | gtycon OPAREN CPAREN { $$ = mkenttypenamed($1,Lnil); }
368 | gtycon OPAREN enames CPAREN { $$ = mkenttypenamed($1,$3); }
369 | MODULE modid { $$ = mkentmod($2); }
372 enames : ename { $$ = lsing($1); }
373 | enames COMMA ename { $$ = lapp($1,$3); }
380 maybeimpdecls : /* empty */ { $$ = Lnil; }
381 | impdecls SEMI { $$ = $1; }
384 impdecls: impdecl { $$ = $1; }
385 | impdecls SEMI impdecl { $$ = lconc($1,$3); }
389 impdecl : importkey modid impspec
390 { $$ = lsing(mkimport($2,0,mknothing(),$3,$1,startlineno)); }
391 | importkey QUALIFIED modid impspec
392 { $$ = lsing(mkimport($3,1,mknothing(),$4,$1,startlineno)); }
393 | importkey QUALIFIED modid AS modid impspec
394 { $$ = lsing(mkimport($3,1,mkjust($5),$6,$1,startlineno)); }
395 | importkey modid AS modid impspec
396 { $$ = lsing(mkimport($3,1,mkjust($4),$5,$1,startlineno)); }
399 impspec : /* empty */ { $$ = mknothing(); }
400 | OPAREN CPAREN { $$ = mkjust(mkleft(Lnil)); }
401 | OPAREN import_list CPAREN { $$ = mkjust(mkleft($2)); }
402 | OPAREN import_list COMMA CPAREN { $$ = mkjust(mkleft($2)); }
403 | HIDING OPAREN CPAREN { $$ = mkjust(mkright(Lnil)); }
404 | HIDING OPAREN import_list CPAREN { $$ = mkjust(mkright($3)); }
405 | HIDING OPAREN import_list COMMA CPAREN { $$ = mkjust(mkright($3)); }
409 import { $$ = lsing($1); }
410 | import_list COMMA import { $$ = lapp($1, $3); }
413 import : var { $$ = mkentid(mknoqual($1)); }
414 | itycon { $$ = mkenttype($1); }
415 | itycon OPAREN DOTDOT CPAREN { $$ = mkenttypeall($1); }
416 | itycon OPAREN CPAREN { $$ = mkenttypenamed($1,Lnil);}
417 | itycon OPAREN inames CPAREN { $$ = mkenttypenamed($1,$3); }
420 itycon : tycon { $$ = mknoqual($1); }
421 | OBRACK CBRACK { $$ = creategid(NILGID); }
422 | OPAREN CPAREN { $$ = creategid(UNITGID); }
423 | OPAREN commas CPAREN { $$ = creategid($2); }
426 inames : iname { $$ = lsing($1); }
427 | inames COMMA iname { $$ = lapp($1,$3); }
429 iname : var { $$ = mknoqual($1); }
430 | con { $$ = mknoqual($1); }
433 /**********************************************************************
436 * Fixes and Decls etc *
439 **********************************************************************/
442 | topdecls SEMI { $$ = $1; }
443 | topdecls SEMI topdecl
462 topdecl : typed { $$ = $1; FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0; }
463 | datad { $$ = $1; FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0; }
464 | newtd { $$ = $1; FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0; }
465 | classd { $$ = $1; FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0; }
466 | instd { $$ = $1; FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0; }
467 | defaultd { $$ = $1; FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0; }
468 | foreignd { $$ = $1; FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0; }
472 typed : typekey simple_con_app EQUAL tautype { $$ = mknbind($2,$4,startlineno); }
476 datad : datakey simple_con_app EQUAL constrs deriving
477 { $$ = mktbind(Lnil,$2,$4,$5,startlineno); }
478 | datakey simple_context DARROW simple_con_app EQUAL constrs deriving
479 { $$ = mktbind($2,$4,$6,$7,startlineno); }
482 newtd : newtypekey simple_con_app EQUAL constr1 deriving
483 { $$ = mkntbind(Lnil,$2,lsing($4),$5,startlineno); }
484 | newtypekey simple_context DARROW simple_con_app EQUAL constr1 deriving
485 { $$ = mkntbind($2,$4,lsing($6),$7,startlineno); }
488 deriving: /* empty */ { $$ = mknothing(); }
489 | DERIVING dtyclses { $$ = mkjust($2); }
492 classd : classkey apptype DARROW simple_con_app1 maybe_where
493 /* Context can now be more than simple_context */
494 { $$ = mkcbind(type2context($2),$4,$5,startlineno); }
495 | classkey apptype maybe_where
496 /* We have to say apptype rather than simple_con_app1, else
497 we get reduce/reduce errs */
498 { check_class_decl_head($2);
499 $$ = mkcbind(Lnil,$2,$3,startlineno); }
502 instd : instkey inst_type maybe_where { $$ = mkibind($2,$3,startlineno); }
505 /* Compare polytype */
506 /* [July 98: first production was tautype DARROW tautype, but I can't see why.] */
507 inst_type : apptype DARROW apptype { is_context_format( $3, 0 ); /* Check the instance head */
508 $$ = mkforall(Lnil,type2context($1),$3); }
509 | apptype { is_context_format( $1, 0 ); /* Check the instance head */
514 defaultd: defaultkey OPAREN tautypes CPAREN { $$ = mkdbind($3,startlineno); }
515 | defaultkey OPAREN CPAREN { $$ = mkdbind(Lnil,startlineno); }
518 /* FFI primitive declarations - GHC/Hugs specific */
519 foreignd: foreignkey IMPORT callconv ext_name unsafe_flag qvarid DCOLON tautype
520 { $$ = mkfobind($6,$8,$4,$5,$3,FOREIGN_IMPORT,startlineno); }
521 | foreignkey EXPORT callconv ext_name qvarid DCOLON tautype
522 { $$ = mkfobind($5,$7,$4,0,$3,FOREIGN_EXPORT,startlineno); }
523 | foreignkey LABEL ext_name qvarid DCOLON tautype
524 { $$ = mkfobind($4,$6,$3,0,-1,FOREIGN_LABEL,startlineno); }
527 callconv: STDCALL { $$ = CALLCONV_STDCALL; }
528 | C_CALL { $$ = CALLCONV_CCALL; }
529 | PASCAL { $$ = CALLCONV_PASCAL; }
530 | FASTCALL { $$ = CALLCONV_FASTCALL; }
531 /* If you leave out the specification of a calling convention, you'll (probably) get C's. */
532 | /*empty*/ { $$ = CALLCONV_NONE; }
535 ext_name: STRING { $$ = mkjust(lsing($1)); }
536 | STRING STRING { $$ = mkjust(mklcons ($1,lsing($2))); }
537 | DYNAMIC { $$ = mknothing(); }
539 unsafe_flag: UNSAFE { $$ = 1; }
540 | /*empty*/ { $$ = 0; }
544 | decls SEMI { $$ = $1; }
558 Note: if there is an iclasop_pragma here, then we must be
559 doing a class-op in an interface -- unless the user is up
560 to real mischief (ugly, but likely to work).
565 | qvarsk DCOLON polytype
566 { $$ = mksbind($1,$3,startlineno);
567 FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0;
570 | qvark DCOLON polytype
571 { $$ = mksbind(lsing($1),$3,startlineno);
572 FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0;
575 /* User-specified pragmas come in as "signatures"...
576 They are similar in that they can appear anywhere in the module,
577 and have to be "joined up" with their related entity.
579 Have left out the case specialising to an overloaded type.
580 Let's get real, OK? (WDP)
582 | SPECIALISE_UPRAGMA qvark DCOLON types_and_maybe_ids END_UPRAGMA
584 $$ = mkvspec_uprag($2, $4, startlineno);
585 FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0;
588 | SPECIALISE_UPRAGMA INSTANCE gtycon atype END_UPRAGMA
590 $$ = mkispec_uprag($3, $4, startlineno);
591 FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0;
594 | SPECIALISE_UPRAGMA DATA gtycon atypes END_UPRAGMA
596 $$ = mkdspec_uprag($3, $4, startlineno);
597 FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0;
600 | INLINE_UPRAGMA qvark END_UPRAGMA
602 $$ = mkinline_uprag($2, startlineno);
603 FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0;
606 | NOINLINE_UPRAGMA qvark END_UPRAGMA
608 $$ = mknoinline_uprag($2, startlineno);
609 FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0;
612 | MAGIC_UNFOLDING_UPRAGMA qvark vark END_UPRAGMA
614 $$ = mkmagicuf_uprag($2, $3, startlineno);
615 FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0;
618 /* end of user-specified pragmas */
623 fixdecl : INFIXL INTEGER { Precedence = checkfixity($2); Fixity = INFIXL; }
625 | INFIXR INTEGER { Precedence = checkfixity($2); Fixity = INFIXR; }
627 | INFIX INTEGER { Precedence = checkfixity($2); Fixity = INFIX; }
629 | INFIXL { Fixity = INFIXL; Precedence = 9; }
631 | INFIXR { Fixity = INFIXR; Precedence = 9; }
633 | INFIX { Fixity = INFIX; Precedence = 9; }
637 /* Grotesque global-variable hack to
638 make a separate fixity decl for each op */
640 | fix_ops COMMA fix_op { $$ = mkabind($1,$3); }
643 fix_op : op { $$ = mkfixd(mknoqual($1),infixint(Fixity),Precedence,startlineno); }
646 qvarsk : qvark COMMA qvars_list { $$ = mklcons($1,$3); }
649 qvars_list: qvar { $$ = lsing($1); }
650 | qvars_list COMMA qvar { $$ = lapp($1,$3); }
653 types_and_maybe_ids :
654 type_and_maybe_id { $$ = lsing($1); }
655 | types_and_maybe_ids COMMA type_and_maybe_id { $$ = lapp($1,$3); }
659 tautype { $$ = mkvspec_ty_and_id($1,mknothing()); }
660 | tautype EQUAL qvark { $$ = mkvspec_ty_and_id($1,mkjust($3)); }
663 /**********************************************************************
669 **********************************************************************/
671 /* "DCOLON context => tautype" vs "DCOLON tautype" is a problem,
672 because you can't distinguish between
674 foo :: (Baz a, Baz a)
675 bar :: (Baz a, Baz a) => [a] -> [a] -> [a]
677 with one token of lookahead. The HACK is to have "DCOLON apptype"
678 in the first case, then check that it has the right
679 form C a, or (C1 a, C2 b, ... Cn z) and convert it into a
683 /* --------------------------- */
688 polytype : FORALL tyvars1 DOT
689 apptype DARROW tautype { $$ = mkforall($2, type2context($4), $6); }
690 | FORALL tyvars1 DOT tautype { $$ = mkforall($2, Lnil, $4); }
691 | apptype DARROW tautype { $$ = mkforall(Lnil, type2context($1), $3); }
695 /* --------------------------- */
696 /* tautype is just a monomorphic type.
697 But it may have nested for-alls if we're in a rank-2 type */
699 tautype : apptype RARROW tautype { $$ = mktfun($1,$3); }
700 | apptype { $$ = $1; }
703 tautypes : tautype { $$ = lsing($1); }
704 | tautypes COMMA tautype { $$ = lapp($1,$3); }
707 /* --------------------------- */
708 /* apptype: type application */
710 apptype : apptype atype { $$ = mktapp($1,$2); }
714 /* --------------------------- */
715 /* atype: an atomic or bracketed type: T, x, [ty], tuple ty */
717 atypes : atype { $$ = lsing($1); }
718 | atype atypes { $$ = mklcons($1,$2); }
721 atype : gtycon { $$ = mktname($1); }
722 | tyvar { $$ = mknamedtvar($1); }
724 | OPAREN tautype COMMA
725 tautypes CPAREN { $$ = mkttuple(mklcons($2,$4)); }
727 | OUNBOXPAREN tautype COMMA
728 tautypes CUNBOXPAREN { $$ = mktutuple(mklcons($2,$4)); }
730 | OBRACK tautype CBRACK { $$ = mktllist($2); }
731 | OPAREN polytype CPAREN { $$ = $2; }
734 /* --------------------------- */
736 | OPAREN RARROW CPAREN { $$ = creategid(ARROWGID); }
737 | OBRACK CBRACK { $$ = creategid(NILGID); }
738 | OPAREN CPAREN { $$ = creategid(UNITGID); }
739 | OPAREN commas CPAREN { $$ = creategid($2); }
742 commas : COMMA { $$ = 1; }
743 | commas COMMA { $$ = $1 + 1; }
746 /**********************************************************************
749 * Declaration stuff *
752 **********************************************************************/
754 /* C a b c, where a,b,c are type variables */
755 /* C can be a class or tycon */
757 /* simple_con_app can have no args; simple_con_app1 must have at least one */
758 simple_con_app: gtycon { $$ = mktname($1); }
759 | simple_con_app1 { $$ = $1; }
762 simple_con_app1: gtycon tyvar { $$ = mktapp(mktname($1),mknamedtvar($2)); }
763 | simple_con_app1 tyvar { $$ = mktapp($1, mknamedtvar($2)); }
766 simple_context : OPAREN simple_context_list CPAREN { $$ = $2; }
767 | OPAREN CPAREN { $$ = Lnil; }
768 | simple_con_app1 { $$ = lsing($1); }
771 simple_context_list : simple_con_app1 { $$ = lsing($1); }
772 | simple_context_list COMMA simple_con_app1 { $$ = lapp($1,$3); }
775 constrs : constr { $$ = lsing($1); }
776 | constrs VBAR constr { $$ = lapp($1,$3); }
779 constr : forall constr_context DARROW constr_after_context { $$ = mkconstrex ( $1, $2, $4 ); }
780 | forall constr_after_context { $$ = mkconstrex ( $1, Lnil, $2 ); }
783 forall : { $$ = Lnil }
784 | FORALL tyvars1 DOT { $$ = $2; }
788 : conapptype conargatype { $$ = type2context( mktapp($1,$2) ); }
789 | conargatype { $$ = type2context( $1 ); }
792 constr_after_context :
794 /* We have to parse the constructor application as a *type*, else we get
795 into terrible ambiguity problems. Consider the difference between
797 data T = S Int Int Int `R` Int
799 data T = S Int Int Int
801 It isn't till we get to the operator that we discover that the "S" is
802 part of a type in the first, but part of a constructor application in the
806 /* Con !Int (Tree a) */
807 conapptype { qid tyc; list tys;
808 splittyconapp($1, &tyc, &tys);
809 $$ = mkconstrpre(tyc,tys,hsplineno); }
811 /* (::) (Tree a) Int */
812 | OPAREN qconsym CPAREN conargatypes { $$ = mkconstrpre($2,$4,hsplineno); }
814 /* !Int `Con` Tree a */
815 | conargatype qconop conargatype { $$ = mkconstrinf($1,$2,$3,hsplineno); }
817 /* Con { op1 :: Int } */
818 | qtycon OCURLY CCURLY { $$ = mkconstrrec($1,Lnil,hsplineno); }
819 | qtycon OCURLY fields CCURLY { $$ = mkconstrrec($1,$3,hsplineno); }
820 | OPAREN qconsym CPAREN OCURLY fields CCURLY { $$ = mkconstrrec($2,$5,hsplineno); }
822 /* 1 S/R conflict on OCURLY -> shift */
825 conapptype : gtycon { $$ = mktname($1); }
826 | conapptype conargatype { $$ = mktapp($1, $2); }
829 conargatype : polyatype { $$ = $1; }
830 | BANG polyatype { $$ = mktbang( $2 ); }
833 conargatypes : { $$ = Lnil; }
834 | conargatype conargatypes { $$ = mklcons($1,$2); }
837 fields : field { $$ = lsing($1); }
838 | fields COMMA field { $$ = lapp($1,$3); }
841 field : qvars_list DCOLON polytype { $$ = mkfield($1,$3); }
842 | qvars_list DCOLON BANG polyatype { $$ = mkfield($1,mktbang($4)); }
845 constr1 : gtycon conargatype { $$ = mkconstrnew($1,$2,mknothing(),hsplineno); }
846 | gtycon OCURLY qvar DCOLON polytype CCURLY { $$ = mkconstrnew($1,$5,mkjust($3),hsplineno); }
850 dtyclses: OPAREN dtycls_list CPAREN { $$ = $2; }
851 | OPAREN CPAREN { $$ = Lnil; }
852 | qtycls { $$ = lsing($1); }
855 dtycls_list: qtycls { $$ = lsing($1); }
856 | dtycls_list COMMA qtycls { $$ = lapp($1,$3); }
859 valdef : funlhs opt_sig { checksamefn($1); }
860 get_line_no valrhs { $$ = mkfbind( lsing(mkpmatch( lsing($1), $2, $5 )), $4); }
862 /* Special case for f :: type = e
863 We treat it as a special kind of pattern binding */
864 | qvark DCOLON tautype
865 get_line_no valrhs { $$ = mkpbind( mkrestr( mkident($1), $3 ), $5, $4 );
866 FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0; }
869 get_line_no valrhs { $$ = mkpbind($1, $3, $2);
870 FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0; }
872 get_line_no : { $$ = hsplineno; /* startlineno; */ }
874 /* This grammar still isn't quite right
877 you should get a function binding, but actually the (x+3) will
878 parse as a pattern, and you'll get a parse error. */
880 funlhs : patk qvarop cpat { $$ = mkinfixap($2,$1,$3); }
881 | funlhs1 apat { $$ = mkap( $1, $2 ); }
883 funlhs1 : oparenkey funlhs2 CPAREN { $$ = mkpar($2); }
884 | funlhs1 apat { $$ = mkap( $1, $2 ); }
885 | qvark { $$ = mkident($1); }
888 funlhs2 : cpat qvarop cpat { $$ = mkinfixap($2,$1,$3); }
889 | funlhs3 apat { $$ = mkap( $1, $2 ); }
891 funlhs3 : OPAREN funlhs2 CPAREN { $$ = mkpar($2); }
892 | funlhs3 apat { $$ = mkap( $1, $2 ); }
893 | qvar { $$ = mkident($1); }
896 opt_sig : { $$ = mknothing(); }
897 | DCOLON tautype { $$ = mkjust($2); }
900 /* opt_asig is the same, but with a parenthesised type */
901 opt_asig : { $$ = mknothing(); }
902 | DCOLON atype { $$ = mkjust($2); }
905 valrhs : EQUAL get_line_no exp maybe_where { $$ = mkpnoguards($2, $3, $4); }
906 | gdrhs maybe_where { $$ = mkpguards($1, $2); }
909 gdrhs : gd EQUAL get_line_no exp { $$ = lsing(mkpgdexp($1,$3,$4)); }
910 | gd EQUAL get_line_no exp gdrhs { $$ = mklcons(mkpgdexp($1,$3,$4),$5); }
913 maybe_where: /* empty */ { $$ = mknullbind(); }
914 | WHERE with_where { $$ = $2; }
917 with_where : /* empty */ { $$ = mknullbind(); }
918 | where_body { $$ = $1; }
921 where_body : ocurly decls ccurly { $$ = $2; }
922 | vocurly decls vccurly { $$ = $2; }
923 | ocurly ccurly { $$ = mknullbind(); }
926 gd : VBAR quals { $$ = $2; }
930 /**********************************************************************
936 **********************************************************************/
938 exp : oexp DCOLON polytype { $$ = mkrestr($1,$3); }
943 Operators must be left-associative at the same precedence for
944 precedence parsing to work.
946 /* 10 S/R conflicts on qop -> shift */
947 oexp : oexp qop dexp %prec MINUS { $$ = mkinfixap($2,$1,$3); }
952 This comes here because of the funny precedence rules concerning
955 dexp : MINUS kexp { $$ = mknegate($2); }
960 We need to factor out a leading let expression so we can set
961 pat_check=FALSE when parsing (non let) expressions inside stmts and quals
963 expLno : oexpLno DCOLON polytype { $$ = mkrestr($1,$3); }
966 oexpLno : oexpLno qop oexp %prec MINUS { $$ = mkinfixap($2,$1,$3); }
969 dexpLno : MINUS kexp { $$ = mknegate($2); }
973 expL : oexpL DCOLON polytype { $$ = mkrestr($1,$3); }
976 oexpL : oexpL qop oexp %prec MINUS { $$ = mkinfixap($2,$1,$3); }
981 let/if/lambda/case have higher precedence than infix operators.
988 /* kexpL = a let expression */
989 kexpL : letdecls IN exp { $$ = mklet($1,$3); }
992 /* kexpLno = any other expression more tightly binding than operator application */
994 { hsincindent(); /* push new context for FN = NULL; */
995 FN = NULL; /* not actually concerned about indenting */
1000 RARROW get_line_no exp /* lambda abstraction */
1001 { $$ = mklambda( mkpmatch( $3, $4, mkpnoguards( $7, $8, mknullbind() ) ) ); }
1004 | IF {$<ulong>$ = hsplineno;}
1005 exp THEN exp ELSE exp { $$ = mkife($3,$5,$7,$<ulong>2); }
1007 /* Case Expression */
1008 | CASE {$<ulong>$ = hsplineno;}
1009 exp OF caserest { $$ = mkcasee($3,$5,$<ulong>2); }
1012 | DO {$<ulong>$ = hsplineno;}
1013 dorest { $$ = mkdoe($3,$<ulong>2); }
1015 /* CCALL/CASM Expression */
1016 | CCALL ccallid cexps { $$ = mkccall($2,install_literal("n"),$3); }
1017 | CCALL ccallid { $$ = mkccall($2,install_literal("n"),Lnil); }
1018 | CCALL_GC ccallid cexps { $$ = mkccall($2,install_literal("p"),$3); }
1019 | CCALL_GC ccallid { $$ = mkccall($2,install_literal("p"),Lnil); }
1020 | CASM CLITLIT cexps { $$ = mkccall($2,install_literal("N"),$3); }
1021 | CASM CLITLIT { $$ = mkccall($2,install_literal("N"),Lnil); }
1022 | CASM_GC CLITLIT cexps { $$ = mkccall($2,install_literal("P"),$3); }
1023 | CASM_GC CLITLIT { $$ = mkccall($2,install_literal("P"),Lnil); }
1025 /* SCC Expression */
1030 "\"%s\":%d: _scc_ (`set [profiling] cost centre') ignored\n",
1031 input_filename, hsplineno);
1033 $$ = mkpar($3); /* Note the mkpar(). If we don't have it, then
1034 (x >> _scc_ y >> z) parses as (x >> (y >> z)),
1035 right associated. But the precedence reorganiser expects
1036 the parser to *left* associate all operators unless there
1037 are explicit parens. The _scc_ acts like an explicit paren,
1038 so if we omit it we'd better add explicit parens instead. */
1046 fexp : fexp aexp { $$ = mkap($1,$2); }
1050 /* simple expressions */
1051 aexp : qvar { $$ = mkident($1); }
1052 | gcon { $$ = mkident($1); }
1053 | lit_constant { $$ = mklit($1); }
1054 | OPAREN exp CPAREN { $$ = mkpar($2); } /* mkpar: stop infix parsing at ()'s */
1055 | qcon OCURLY rbinds CCURLY { $$ = mkrecord($1,$3); } /* 1 S/R conflict on OCURLY -> shift */
1056 | OBRACK list_exps CBRACK { $$ = mkllist($2); }
1057 | OPAREN exp COMMA texps CPAREN { $$ = mktuple(mklcons($2,$4)); }
1058 /* unboxed tuples */
1059 | OUNBOXPAREN exp COMMA texps CUNBOXPAREN
1060 { $$ = mkutuple(mklcons($2,$4)); }
1062 /* only in expressions ... */
1063 | aexp OCURLY rbinds1 CCURLY { $$ = mkrupdate($1,$3); }
1064 | OBRACK exp VBAR quals CBRACK { $$ = mkcomprh($2,$4); }
1065 | OBRACK exp COMMA exp DOTDOT exp CBRACK {$$= mkeenum($2,mkjust($4),mkjust($6)); }
1066 | OBRACK exp COMMA exp DOTDOT CBRACK { $$ = mkeenum($2,mkjust($4),mknothing()); }
1067 | OBRACK exp DOTDOT exp CBRACK { $$ = mkeenum($2,mknothing(),mkjust($4)); }
1068 | OBRACK exp DOTDOT CBRACK { $$ = mkeenum($2,mknothing(),mknothing()); }
1069 | OPAREN oexp qop CPAREN { $$ = mklsection($2,$3); }
1070 | OPAREN qop1 oexp CPAREN { $$ = mkrsection($2,$3); }
1072 /* only in patterns ... */
1073 /* these add 2 S/R conflict with with aexp . OCURLY rbinds CCURLY */
1074 | qvar AT aexp { checkinpat(); $$ = mkas($1,$3); }
1075 | LAZY aexp { checkinpat(); $$ = mklazyp($2); }
1078 /* ccall arguments */
1079 cexps : cexps aexp { $$ = lapp($1,$2); }
1080 | aexp { $$ = lsing($1); }
1083 caserest: ocurly alts ccurly { $$ = $2; }
1084 | vocurly alts vccurly { $$ = $2; }
1086 dorest : ocurly stmts ccurly { checkdostmts($2); $$ = $2; }
1087 | vocurly stmts vccurly { checkdostmts($2); $$ = $2; }
1090 rbinds : /* empty */ { $$ = Lnil; }
1094 rbinds1 : rbind { $$ = lsing($1); }
1095 | rbinds1 COMMA rbind { $$ = lapp($1,$3); }
1098 rbind : qvar { punningNowIllegal(); }
1099 | qvar EQUAL exp { $$ = mkrbind($1,mkjust($3)); }
1102 texps : exp { $$ = lsing($1); }
1103 | exp COMMA texps { $$ = mklcons($1, $3) }
1104 /* right recursion? WDP */
1108 exp { $$ = lsing($1); }
1109 | exp COMMA exp { $$ = mklcons( $1, lsing($3) ); }
1110 | exp COMMA exp COMMA list_rest { $$ = mklcons( $1, mklcons( $3, reverse_list( $5 ))); }
1113 /* Use left recusion for list_rest, because we sometimes get programs with
1114 very long explicit lists. */
1115 list_rest : exp { $$ = lsing($1); }
1116 | list_rest COMMA exp { $$ = mklcons( $3, $1 ); }
1120 exp { $$ = lsing($1); }
1121 | exp COMMA list_exps { $$ = mklcons($1, $3); }
1123 /* right recursion? (WDP)
1125 It has to be this way, though, otherwise you
1126 may do the wrong thing to distinguish between...
1128 [ e1 , e2 .. ] -- an enumeration ...
1129 [ e1 , e2 , e3 ] -- a list
1131 (In fact, if you change the grammar and throw yacc/bison
1132 at it, it *will* do the wrong thing [WDP 94/06])
1135 letdecls: LET { pat_check = TRUE; } ocurly decls ccurly { $$ = $4; }
1136 | LET { pat_check = TRUE; } vocurly decls vccurly { $$ = $4; }
1140 When parsing patterns inside do stmt blocks or quals, we have
1141 to tentatively parse them as expressions, since we don't know at
1142 the time of parsing `p' whether it will be part of "p <- e" (pat)
1143 or "p" (expr). When we eventually can tell the difference, the parse
1144 of `p' is examined to see if it consitutes a syntactically legal pattern
1147 The expr rule used to parse the pattern/expression do contain
1148 pattern-special productions (e.g., _ , a@pat, etc.), which are
1149 illegal in expressions. Since we don't know whether what
1150 we're parsing is an expression rather than a pattern, we turn off
1151 the check and instead do it later.
1153 The rather clumsy way that this check is turned on/off is there
1154 to work around a Bison feature/shortcoming. Turning the flag
1155 on/off just around the relevant nonterminal by decorating it
1156 with simple semantic actions, e.g.,
1158 {pat_check = FALSE; } expLNo { pat_check = TRUE; }
1160 causes Bison to generate a parser where in one state it either
1161 has to reduce/perform a semantic action ( { pat_check = FALSE; })
1162 or reduce an error (the error production used to implement
1163 vccurly.) Bison picks the semantic action, which it ideally shouldn't.
1164 The work around is to lift out the setting of { pat_check = FALSE; }
1165 and then later reset pat_check. Not pretty.
1170 quals : { pat_check = FALSE;} qual { pat_check = TRUE; $$ = lsing($2); }
1171 | quals COMMA { pat_check = FALSE; } qual { pat_check = TRUE; $$ = lapp($1,$4); }
1174 qual : letdecls { $$ = mkseqlet($1); }
1175 | expL { expORpat(LEGIT_EXPR,$1); $$ = $1; }
1176 | expLno { pat_check = TRUE; } leftexp
1178 expORpat(LEGIT_EXPR,$1);
1181 expORpat(LEGIT_PATT,$1);
1187 alts : /* empty */ { $$ = Lnil; }
1188 | alt { $$ = lsing($1); }
1189 | alt SEMI alts { $$ = mklcons($1,$3); }
1190 | SEMI alts { $$ = $2; }
1193 alt : dpat opt_sig altrhs { $$ = mkpmatch( lsing($1), $2, $3 ); }
1196 altrhs : RARROW get_line_no exp maybe_where { $$ = mkpnoguards($2, $3, $4); }
1197 | gdpat maybe_where { $$ = mkpguards($1, $2); }
1200 gdpat : gd RARROW get_line_no exp { $$ = lsing(mkpgdexp($1,$3,$4)); }
1201 | gd RARROW get_line_no exp gdpat { $$ = mklcons(mkpgdexp($1,$3,$4),$5); }
1204 stmts : {pat_check = FALSE;} stmt {pat_check=TRUE; $$ = $2; }
1205 | stmts SEMI {pat_check=FALSE;} stmt {pat_check=TRUE; $$ = lconc($1,$4); }
1208 stmt : /* empty */ { $$ = Lnil; }
1209 | letdecls { $$ = lsing(mkseqlet($1)); }
1210 | expL { expORpat(LEGIT_EXPR,$1); $$ = lsing(mkdoexp($1,hsplineno)); }
1211 | expLno {pat_check=TRUE;} leftexp
1213 expORpat(LEGIT_EXPR,$1);
1214 $$ = lsing(mkdoexp($1,endlineno));
1216 expORpat(LEGIT_PATT,$1);
1217 $$ = lsing(mkdobind($1,$3,endlineno));
1223 leftexp : LARROW exp { $$ = $2; }
1224 | /* empty */ { $$ = NULL; }
1227 /**********************************************************************
1233 **********************************************************************/
1235 pat : dpat DCOLON tautype { $$ = mkrestr($1,$3); }
1239 dpat : qvar PLUS INTEGER { $$ = mkplusp($1, mkinteger($3)); }
1243 cpat : cpat qconop bpat { $$ = mkinfixap($2,$1,$3); }
1249 | qcon OCURLY rpats CCURLY { $$ = mkrecord($1,$3); }
1250 | MINUS INTEGER { $$ = mknegate(mklit(mkinteger($2))); }
1251 | MINUS FLOAT { $$ = mknegate(mklit(mkfloatr($2))); }
1254 conpat : gcon { $$ = mkident($1); }
1255 | conpat apat { $$ = mkap($1,$2); }
1258 apat : gcon { $$ = mkident($1); }
1259 | qcon OCURLY rpats CCURLY { $$ = mkrecord($1,$3); }
1263 apatc : qvar { $$ = mkident($1); }
1264 | qvar AT apat { $$ = mkas($1,$3); }
1265 | lit_constant { $$ = mklit($1); }
1266 | OPAREN pat CPAREN { $$ = mkpar($2); }
1267 | OPAREN pat COMMA pats CPAREN { $$ = mktuple(mklcons($2,$4)); }
1268 | OUNBOXPAREN pat COMMA pats CUNBOXPAREN { $$ = mkutuple(mklcons($2,$4)); }
1269 | OBRACK pats CBRACK { $$ = mkllist($2); }
1270 | LAZY apat { $$ = mklazyp($2); }
1274 INTEGER { $$ = mkinteger($1); }
1275 | FLOAT { $$ = mkfloatr($1); }
1276 | CHAR { $$ = mkcharr($1); }
1277 | STRING { $$ = mkstring($1); }
1278 | CHARPRIM { $$ = mkcharprim($1); }
1279 | STRINGPRIM { $$ = mkstringprim($1); }
1280 | INTPRIM { $$ = mkintprim($1); }
1281 | FLOATPRIM { $$ = mkfloatprim($1); }
1282 | DOUBLEPRIM { $$ = mkdoubleprim($1); }
1283 | CLITLIT /* yurble yurble */ { $$ = mkclitlit($1); }
1286 /* Sequence of apats for a lambda abstraction */
1287 lampats : apat lampats { $$ = mklcons($1,$2); }
1288 | apat { $$ = lsing($1); }
1289 /* right recursion? (WDP) */
1292 /* Comma-separated sequence of pats */
1293 pats : pat COMMA pats { $$ = mklcons($1, $3); }
1294 | pat { $$ = lsing($1); }
1295 /* right recursion? (WDP) */
1298 /* Comma separated sequence of record patterns, each of form 'field=pat' */
1299 rpats : /* empty */ { $$ = Lnil; }
1303 rpats1 : rpat { $$ = lsing($1); }
1304 | rpats1 COMMA rpat { $$ = lapp($1,$3); }
1307 rpat : qvar { punningNowIllegal(); }
1308 | qvar EQUAL pat { $$ = mkrbind($1,mkjust($3)); }
1312 /* I can't figure out just what these ...k patterns are for.
1313 It seems to have something to do with recording the line number */
1315 /* Corresponds to a cpat */
1316 patk : patk qconop bpat { $$ = mkinfixap($2,$1,$3); }
1322 | qconk OCURLY rpats CCURLY { $$ = mkrecord($1,$3); }
1323 | minuskey INTEGER { $$ = mknegate(mklit(mkinteger($2))); }
1324 | minuskey FLOAT { $$ = mknegate(mklit(mkfloatr($2))); }
1327 conpatk : gconk { $$ = mkident($1); }
1328 | conpatk apat { $$ = mkap($1,$2); }
1331 apatck : qvark { $$ = mkident($1); }
1332 | qvark AT apat { $$ = mkas($1,$3); }
1333 | lit_constant { $$ = mklit($1); setstartlineno(); }
1334 | oparenkey pat CPAREN { $$ = mkpar($2); }
1335 | oparenkey pat COMMA pats CPAREN { $$ = mktuple(mklcons($2,$4)); }
1336 | ounboxparenkey pat COMMA pats CUNBOXPAREN
1337 { $$ = mkutuple(mklcons($2,$4)); }
1338 | obrackkey pats CBRACK { $$ = mkllist($2); }
1339 | lazykey apat { $$ = mklazyp($2); }
1344 | OBRACK CBRACK { $$ = creategid(NILGID); }
1345 | OPAREN CPAREN { $$ = creategid(UNITGID); }
1346 | OPAREN commas CPAREN { $$ = creategid($2); }
1350 | obrackkey CBRACK { $$ = creategid(NILGID); }
1351 | oparenkey CPAREN { $$ = creategid(UNITGID); }
1352 | oparenkey commas CPAREN { $$ = creategid($2); }
1355 /**********************************************************************
1358 * Keywords which record the line start *
1361 **********************************************************************/
1363 importkey: IMPORT { setstartlineno(); $$ = 0; }
1364 | IMPORT SOURCE_UPRAGMA { setstartlineno(); $$ = 1; }
1367 datakey : DATA { setstartlineno();
1370 printf("%u\n",startlineno);
1372 fprintf(stderr,"%u\tdata\n",startlineno);
1377 typekey : TYPE { setstartlineno();
1380 printf("%u\n",startlineno);
1382 fprintf(stderr,"%u\ttype\n",startlineno);
1387 newtypekey : NEWTYPE { setstartlineno();
1390 printf("%u\n",startlineno);
1392 fprintf(stderr,"%u\tnewtype\n",startlineno);
1397 instkey : INSTANCE { setstartlineno();
1400 printf("%u\n",startlineno);
1403 fprintf(stderr,"%u\tinstance\n",startlineno);
1408 defaultkey: DEFAULT { setstartlineno(); }
1411 foreignkey: FOREIGN { setstartlineno(); }
1414 classkey: CLASS { setstartlineno();
1417 printf("%u\n",startlineno);
1419 fprintf(stderr,"%u\tclass\n",startlineno);
1424 modulekey: MODULE { setstartlineno();
1427 printf("%u\n",startlineno);
1429 fprintf(stderr,"%u\tmodule\n",startlineno);
1434 oparenkey: OPAREN { setstartlineno(); }
1437 ounboxparenkey: OUNBOXPAREN { setstartlineno(); }
1440 obrackkey: OBRACK { setstartlineno(); }
1443 lazykey : LAZY { setstartlineno(); }
1446 minuskey: MINUS { setstartlineno(); }
1450 /**********************************************************************
1453 * Basic qualified/unqualified ids/ops *
1456 **********************************************************************/
1459 | OPAREN qvarsym CPAREN { $$ = $2; }
1462 | OPAREN qconsym CPAREN { $$ = $2; }
1465 | BQUOTE qvarid BQUOTE { $$ = $2; }
1468 | BQUOTE qconid BQUOTE { $$ = $2; }
1474 /* Non "-" op, used in right sections */
1479 /* Non "-" varop, used in right sections */
1481 | varsym_nominus { $$ = mknoqual($1); }
1482 | BQUOTE qvarid BQUOTE { $$ = $2; }
1487 | OPAREN varsym CPAREN { $$ = $2; }
1489 con : tycon /* using tycon removes conflicts */
1490 | OPAREN CONSYM CPAREN { $$ = $2; }
1493 | BQUOTE varid BQUOTE { $$ = $2; }
1496 | BQUOTE CONID BQUOTE { $$ = $2; }
1502 qvark : qvarid { setstartlineno(); $$ = $1; }
1503 | oparenkey qvarsym CPAREN { $$ = $2; }
1505 qconk : qconid { setstartlineno(); $$ = $1; }
1506 | oparenkey qconsym CPAREN { $$ = $2; }
1508 vark : varid { setstartlineno(); $$ = $1; }
1509 | oparenkey varsym CPAREN { $$ = $2; }
1513 | varid { $$ = mknoqual($1); }
1516 | varsym { $$ = mknoqual($1); }
1519 | tycon { $$ = mknoqual($1); } /* using tycon removes conflicts */
1522 | CONSYM { $$ = mknoqual($1); }
1525 | tycon { $$ = mknoqual($1); } /* using tycon removes conflicts */
1528 | tycon { $$ = mknoqual($1); } /* using tycon removes conflicts */
1531 varsym : varsym_nominus
1532 | MINUS { $$ = install_literal("-"); }
1535 /* PLUS, BANG are valid varsyms */
1536 varsym_nominus : VARSYM
1537 | PLUS { $$ = install_literal("+"); }
1538 | BANG { $$ = install_literal("!"); }
1539 | DOT { $$ = install_literal("."); }
1542 /* AS HIDING QUALIFIED are valid varids */
1543 varid : varid_noforall
1544 | FORALL { $$ = install_literal("forall"); }
1549 | AS { $$ = install_literal("as"); }
1550 | HIDING { $$ = install_literal("hiding"); }
1551 | QUALIFIED { $$ = install_literal("qualified"); }
1552 /* The rest of these guys are used by the FFI decls, a ghc (and hugs) extension. */
1553 | EXPORT { $$ = install_literal("export"); }
1554 | UNSAFE { $$ = install_literal("unsafe"); }
1555 | DYNAMIC { $$ = install_literal("dynamic"); }
1556 | LABEL { $$ = install_literal("label"); }
1557 | C_CALL { $$ = install_literal("ccall"); }
1558 | STDCALL { $$ = install_literal("stdcall"); }
1559 | PASCAL { $$ = install_literal("pascal"); }
1571 /* ---------------------------------------------- */
1572 tyvar : varid_noforall { $$ = $1; }
1575 /* tyvars1: At least one tyvar */
1576 tyvars1 : tyvar { $$ = lsing($1); }
1577 | tyvar tyvars1 { $$ = mklcons($1,$2); }
1580 /**********************************************************************
1583 * Stuff to do with layout *
1586 **********************************************************************/
1588 ocurly : layout OCURLY { hsincindent(); }
1590 vocurly : layout { hssetindent(); }
1593 layout : { hsindentoff(); }
1599 FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0;
1604 vccurly : { expect_ccurly = 1; } vccurly1 { expect_ccurly = 0; }
1610 FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0;
1616 FN = NULL; SAMEFN = 0;
1623 /**********************************************************************
1625 * Error Processing and Reporting *
1627 * (This stuff is here in case we want to use Yacc macros and such.) *
1629 **********************************************************************/
1632 static void checkinpat()
1635 hsperror("pattern syntax used in expression");
1638 static void punningNowIllegal()
1640 hsperror("Haskell 98 does not support 'punning' on records");
1644 /* The parser calls "hsperror" when it sees a
1645 `report this and die' error. It sets the stage
1646 and calls "yyerror".
1648 There should be no direct calls in the parser to
1649 "yyerror", except for the one from "hsperror". Thus,
1650 the only other calls will be from the error productions
1651 introduced by yacc/bison/whatever.
1653 We need to be able to recognise the from-error-production
1654 case, because we sometimes want to say, "Oh, never mind",
1655 because the layout rule kicks into action and may save
1659 static BOOLEAN error_and_I_mean_it = FALSE;
1665 error_and_I_mean_it = TRUE;
1669 extern char *yytext;
1676 /* We want to be able to distinguish 'error'-raised yyerrors
1677 from yyerrors explicitly coded by the parser hacker.
1679 if ( expect_ccurly && ! error_and_I_mean_it ) {
1683 fprintf(stderr, "%s:%d:%d: %s on input: ",
1684 input_filename, hsplineno, hspcolno + 1, s);
1686 if (yyleng == 1 && *yytext == '\0')
1687 fprintf(stderr, "<EOF>");
1691 format_string(stderr, (unsigned char *) yytext, yyleng);
1694 fputc('\n', stderr);
1696 /* a common problem */
1697 if (strcmp(yytext, "#") == 0)
1698 fprintf(stderr, "\t(Perhaps you forgot a `-cpp' or `-fglasgow-exts' flag?)\n");
1705 format_string(fp, s, len)
1712 case '\0': fputs("\\NUL", fp); break;
1713 case '\007': fputs("\\a", fp); break;
1714 case '\010': fputs("\\b", fp); break;
1715 case '\011': fputs("\\t", fp); break;
1716 case '\012': fputs("\\n", fp); break;
1717 case '\013': fputs("\\v", fp); break;
1718 case '\014': fputs("\\f", fp); break;
1719 case '\015': fputs("\\r", fp); break;
1720 case '\033': fputs("\\ESC", fp); break;
1721 case '\034': fputs("\\FS", fp); break;
1722 case '\035': fputs("\\GS", fp); break;
1723 case '\036': fputs("\\RS", fp); break;
1724 case '\037': fputs("\\US", fp); break;
1725 case '\177': fputs("\\DEL", fp); break;
1730 fprintf(fp, "\\^%c", *s + '@');