+%*********************************************************
+%* *
+\subsection{Slurping declarations}
+%* *
+%*********************************************************
+
+\begin{code}
+-------------------------------------------------------
+slurpImpDecls source_fvs
+ = traceRn (text "slurpImp" <+> fsep (map ppr (nameSetToList source_fvs))) `thenRn_`
+
+ -- The current slurped-set records all local things
+ getSlurped `thenRn` \ source_binders ->
+ slurpSourceRefs source_binders source_fvs `thenRn` \ (decls, needed) ->
+
+ -- And finally get everything else
+ closeDecls decls needed
+
+-------------------------------------------------------
+slurpSourceRefs :: NameSet -- Variables defined in source
+ -> FreeVars -- Variables referenced in source
+ -> RnMG ([RenamedHsDecl],
+ FreeVars) -- Un-satisfied needs
+-- The declaration (and hence home module) of each gate has
+-- already been loaded
+
+slurpSourceRefs source_binders source_fvs
+ = go_outer [] -- Accumulating decls
+ emptyFVs -- Unsatisfied needs
+ emptyFVs -- Accumulating gates
+ (nameSetToList source_fvs) -- Things whose defn hasn't been loaded yet
+ where
+ -- The outer loop repeatedly slurps the decls for the current gates
+ -- and the instance decls
+
+ -- The outer loop is needed because consider
+ -- instance Foo a => Baz (Maybe a) where ...
+ -- It may be that @Baz@ and @Maybe@ are used in the source module,
+ -- but not @Foo@; so we need to chase @Foo@ too.
+ --
+ -- We also need to follow superclass refs. In particular, 'chasing @Foo@' must
+ -- include actually getting in Foo's class decl
+ -- class Wib a => Foo a where ..
+ -- so that its superclasses are discovered. The point is that Wib is a gate too.
+ -- We do this for tycons too, so that we look through type synonyms.
+
+ go_outer decls fvs all_gates []
+ = returnRn (decls, fvs)
+
+ go_outer decls fvs all_gates refs -- refs are not necessarily slurped yet
+ = traceRn (text "go_outer" <+> ppr refs) `thenRn_`
+ go_inner decls fvs emptyFVs refs `thenRn` \ (decls1, fvs1, gates1) ->
+ getImportedInstDecls (all_gates `plusFV` gates1) `thenRn` \ inst_decls ->
+ rnInstDecls decls1 fvs1 gates1 inst_decls `thenRn` \ (decls2, fvs2, gates2) ->
+ go_outer decls2 fvs2 (all_gates `plusFV` gates2)
+ (nameSetToList (gates2 `minusNameSet` all_gates))
+ -- Knock out the all_gates because even if we don't slurp any new
+ -- decls we can get some apparently-new gates from wired-in names
+
+ go_inner decls fvs gates []
+ = returnRn (decls, fvs, gates)
+
+ go_inner decls fvs gates (wanted_name:refs)
+ | isWiredInName wanted_name
+ = load_home wanted_name `thenRn_`
+ go_inner decls fvs (gates `plusFV` getWiredInGates wanted_name) refs
+
+ | otherwise
+ = importDecl wanted_name `thenRn` \ maybe_decl ->
+ case maybe_decl of
+ Nothing -> go_inner decls fvs gates refs -- No declaration... (already slurped, or local)
+ Just decl -> rnIfaceDecl decl `thenRn` \ (new_decl, fvs1) ->
+ go_inner (new_decl : decls)
+ (fvs1 `plusFV` fvs)
+ (gates `plusFV` getGates source_fvs new_decl)
+ refs
+
+ -- When we find a wired-in name we must load its
+ -- home module so that we find any instance decls therein
+ load_home name
+ | name `elemNameSet` source_binders = returnRn ()
+ -- When compiling the prelude, a wired-in thing may
+ -- be defined in this module, in which case we don't
+ -- want to load its home module!
+ -- Using 'isLocallyDefined' doesn't work because some of
+ -- the free variables returned are simply 'listTyCon_Name',
+ -- with a system provenance. We could look them up every time
+ -- but that seems a waste.
+ | otherwise = loadHomeInterface doc name `thenRn_`
+ returnRn ()
+ where
+ doc = ptext SLIT("need home module for wired in thing") <+> ppr name
+
+rnInstDecls decls fvs gates []
+ = returnRn (decls, fvs, gates)
+rnInstDecls decls fvs gates (d:ds)
+ = rnIfaceDecl d `thenRn` \ (new_decl, fvs1) ->
+ rnInstDecls (new_decl:decls)
+ (fvs1 `plusFV` fvs)
+ (gates `plusFV` getInstDeclGates new_decl)
+ ds