\section[CmSummarise]{Module summariser for GHCI}
\begin{code}
-module CmSummarise ( ModImport(..), mimp_name,
- ModSummary(..), summarise, ms_get_imports,
- name_of_summary, deps_of_summary, is_source_import,
- getImports )
+module CmSummarise ( ModSummary(..), summarise, name_of_summary,
+ getImports {-, source_has_changed-} )
where
#include "HsVersions.h"
import List ( nub )
import Char ( isAlphaNum )
+--import Time ( ClockTime )
+--import Directory ( getModificationTime )
+
import Util ( unJust )
import HscTypes ( ModuleLocation(..) )
-
import Module
import Outputable
\end{code}
\begin{code}
--- The Module contains the original source filename of the module.
--- The ms_ppsource field contains another filename, which is intended to
--- be the cleaned-up source file after all preprocessing has happened to
--- it. The point is that the summariser will have to cpp/unlit/whatever
+-- The ModuleLocation contains both the original source filename and the
+-- filename of the cleaned-up source file after all preprocessing has been
+-- done. The point is that the summariser will have to cpp/unlit/whatever
-- all files anyway, and there's no point in doing this twice -- just
--- park the result in a temp file, put the name of it in ms_ppsource,
+-- park the result in a temp file, put the name of it in the location,
-- and let @compile@ read from that file on the way back up.
data ModSummary
= ModSummary {
- ms_mod :: Module, -- name, package
- ms_location :: ModuleLocation, -- location
- ms_imports :: (Maybe [ModImport]) -- imports if .hs or .hi
+ ms_mod :: Module, -- name, package
+ ms_location :: ModuleLocation, -- location
+ ms_srcimps :: [ModuleName], -- source imports
+ ms_imps :: [ModuleName] -- non-source imports
+ --ms_date :: Maybe ClockTime -- timestamp of summarised
+ -- file, if home && source
}
instance Outputable ModSummary where
ppr ms
- = sep [text "ModSummary {",
+ = sep [--text "ModSummary { ms_date = " <> text (show ms_date),
+ text "ModSummary {",
nest 3 (sep [text "ms_mod =" <+> ppr (ms_mod ms) <> comma,
- text "ms_imports =" <+> ppr (ms_imports ms)]),
+ text "ms_imps =" <+> ppr (ms_imps ms),
+ text "ms_srcimps =" <+> ppr (ms_srcimps ms)]),
char '}'
]
-data ModImport
- = MINormal ModuleName | MISource ModuleName
- deriving Eq
-
-instance Outputable ModImport where
- ppr (MINormal nm) = ppr nm
- ppr (MISource nm) = text "{-# SOURCE #-}" <+> ppr nm
-
-
-mimp_name (MINormal nm) = nm
-mimp_name (MISource nm) = nm
-
-is_source_import (MINormal _) = False
-is_source_import (MISource _) = True
-
name_of_summary :: ModSummary -> ModuleName
name_of_summary = moduleName . ms_mod
-deps_of_summary :: ModSummary -> [ModuleName]
-deps_of_summary = map mimp_name . ms_get_imports
-
-ms_get_imports :: ModSummary -> [ModImport]
-ms_get_imports summ
- = case ms_imports summ of { Just is -> is; Nothing -> [] }
-
-type Fingerprint = Int
-- The first arg is supposed to be DriverPipeline.preprocess.
-- Passed in here to avoid a hard-to-avoid circular dependency
= do let hs_fn = unJust (ml_hs_file location) "summarise"
hspp_fn <- preprocess hs_fn
modsrc <- readFile hspp_fn
- let imps = getImports modsrc
- return (ModSummary mod location{ml_hspp_file=Just hspp_fn} (Just imps))
+ let (srcimps,imps) = getImports modsrc
+
+-- maybe_timestamp
+-- <- case ml_hs_file location of
+-- Nothing -> return Nothing
+-- Just src_fn -> getModificationTime src_fn >>= Just
+
+ return (ModSummary mod location{ml_hspp_file=Just hspp_fn}
+ srcimps imps
+ {-maybe_timestamp-} )
| otherwise
- = return (ModSummary mod location Nothing)
+ = return (ModSummary mod location [] [])
+
+-- Compare the timestamp on the source file with that already
+-- in the summary, and see if the source file is younger. If
+-- in any doubt, return True (because False could cause compilation
+-- to be omitted).
+{-
+source_has_changed :: ModSummary -> IO Bool
+source_has_changed summary
+ = case ms_date summary of {
+ Nothing -> True; -- don't appear to have a previous timestamp
+ Just summ_date ->
+ case ml_hs_file (ms_loc summary) of {
+ Nothing -> True; -- don't appear to have a source file (?!?!)
+ Just src_fn -> do now_date <- getModificationTime src_fn
+ return (now_date > summ_date)
+ }}
+-}
\end{code}
Collect up the imports from a Haskell source module. This is
and strings. Doesn't currently know how to unlit or cppify the module
first.
-NB !!!!! Ignores source imports, pro tem.
-
\begin{code}
-
-getImports :: String -> [ModImport]
-getImports = filter (not . is_source_import) .
- nub . gmiBase . clean
+getImports :: String -> ([ModuleName], [ModuleName])
+getImports str
+ = let all_imps = (nub . gmiBase . clean) str
+ srcs = concatMap (either unit nil) all_imps
+ normals = concatMap (either nil unit) all_imps
+ unit x = [x]
+ nil x = []
+ in (srcs, normals)
-- really get the imports from a de-litted, cpp'd, de-literal'd string
-gmiBase :: String -> [ModImport]
+-- Lefts are source imports. Rights are normal ones.
+gmiBase :: String -> [Either ModuleName ModuleName]
gmiBase s
= f (words s)
where
f ("foreign" : "import" : ws) = f ws
f ("import" : "{-#" : "SOURCE" : "#-}" : "qualified" : m : ws)
- = MISource (mkMN m) : f ws
+ = Left (mkMN m) : f ws
f ("import" : "{-#" : "SOURCE" : "#-}" : m : ws)
- = MISource (mkMN m) : f ws
+ = Left (mkMN m) : f ws
f ("import" : "qualified" : m : ws)
- = MINormal (mkMN m) : f ws
+ = Right (mkMN m) : f ws
f ("import" : m : ws)
- = MINormal (mkMN m) : f ws
+ = Right (mkMN m) : f ws
f (w:ws) = f ws
f [] = []
import CmLink ( PersistentLinkerState, emptyPLS, Linkable(..),
link, LinkResult(..),
filterModuleLinkables, modname_of_linkable,
- is_package_linkable )
+ is_package_linkable, findModuleLinkable )
import Interpreter ( HValue )
import CmSummarise ( summarise, ModSummary(..),
- name_of_summary, deps_of_summary,
- mimp_name, ms_get_imports {-, is_source_import-} )
+ name_of_summary, {-, is_source_import-} )
import Module ( ModuleName, moduleName, packageOfModule,
- isModuleInThisPackage, PackageName, moduleEnvElts )
+ isModuleInThisPackage, PackageName, moduleEnvElts,
+ moduleNameUserString )
import CmStaticInfo ( Package(..), PackageConfigInfo, GhciMode )
import DriverPipeline ( compile, preprocess, doLink, CompResult(..) )
import HscTypes ( HomeSymbolTable, HomeIfaceTable,
import Finder ( findModule, emptyHomeDirCache )
import DriverUtil ( BarfKind(..) )
import Exception ( throwDyn )
+import IO ( hPutStrLn, stderr )
\end{code}
emptyUI :: UnlinkedImage
emptyUI = []
-type ModuleGraph = [SCC ModSummary] -- the module graph, topologically sorted
+type ModuleGraph = [ModSummary] -- the module graph, topologically sorted
emptyMG :: ModuleGraph
emptyMG = []
-> ModuleName
-> IO (CmState, Maybe ModuleName)
-cmLoadModule cmstate1 modname
+cmLoadModule cmstate1 rootname
= do -- version 1's are the original, before downsweep
let pcms1 = pcms cmstate1
let pls1 = pls cmstate1
let pcii = pci pcms1 -- this never changes
let ghci_mode = gmode pcms1 -- ToDo: fix!
- -- do the downsweep to reestablish the module graph
+ -- Do the downsweep to reestablish the module graph
-- then generate version 2's by removing from HIT,HST,UI any
-- modules in the old MG which are not in the new one.
emptyHomeDirCache
putStr "cmLoadModule: downsweep begins\n"
- mg2unsorted <- downsweep modname
+ mg2unsorted <- downsweep [rootname]
- let modnames1 = map name_of_summary (flattenSCCs mg1)
+ let modnames1 = map name_of_summary mg1
let modnames2 = map name_of_summary mg2unsorted
let mods_to_zap = filter (`notElem` modnames2) modnames1
let (hst2, hit2, ui2)
= removeFromTopLevelEnvs mods_to_zap (hst1, hit1, ui1)
-
- let mg2 = topological_sort mg2unsorted
-
+ -- should be cycle free; ignores 'import source's
+ let mg2 = topological_sort False mg2unsorted
+ -- ... whereas this takes them into account. Only used for
+ -- backing out partially complete cycles following a failed
+ -- upsweep.
+ let mg2_with_srcimps = topological_sort True mg2unsorted
+
putStrLn "after tsort:\n"
- putStrLn (showSDoc (vcat (map ppr ({-flattenSCCs-} mg2))))
+ putStrLn (showSDoc (vcat (map ppr mg2)))
+
+ -- Because we don't take into account source imports when doing
+ -- the topological sort, there shouldn't be any cycles in mg2.
+ -- If there is, we complain and give up -- the user needs to
+ -- break the cycle using a boot file.
-- Now do the upsweep, calling compile for each module in
-- turn. Final result is version 3 of everything.
- let threaded2 = ModThreaded pcs1 hst2 hit2
+ let threaded2 = CmThreaded pcs1 hst2 hit2
- (upsweepOK, threaded3, sccOKs, newLis)
- <- upsweep_sccs threaded2 [] [] mg2
+ (upsweep_complete_success, threaded3, modsDone, newLis)
+ <- upsweep_mods ui2 threaded2 mg2
let ui3 = add_to_ui ui2 newLis
- let (ModThreaded pcs3 hst3 hit3) = threaded3
+ let (CmThreaded pcs3 hst3 hit3) = threaded3
+
+ -- At this point, modsDone and newLis should have the same
+ -- length, so there is one new (or old) linkable for each
+ -- mod which was processed (passed to compile).
-- Try and do linking in some form, depending on whether the
-- upsweep was completely or only partially successful.
- if upsweepOK
+ if upsweep_complete_success
then
+ -- Easy; just relink it all.
do putStrLn "UPSWEEP COMPLETELY SUCCESSFUL"
- let someone_exports_main = any exports_main (moduleEnvElts hst3)
- let mods_to_relink = upwards_closure mg2
- (map modname_of_linkable newLis)
- pkg_linkables <- find_pkg_linkables_for pcii
- mg2 mods_to_relink
- putStrLn ("needed package modules =\n"
- ++ showSDoc (vcat (map ppr pkg_linkables)))
- let sccs_to_relink = group_uis ui3 mg2 mods_to_relink
- let all_to_relink = map AcyclicSCC pkg_linkables
- ++ sccs_to_relink
- linkresult <- link doLink ghci_mode someone_exports_main
- pcii all_to_relink pls1
+ linkresult
+ <- link doLink ghci_mode (any exports_main (moduleEnvElts hst3))
+ newLis pls1
case linkresult of
LinkErrs _ _
-> panic "cmLoadModule: link failed (1)"
LinkOK pls3
-> do let pcms3 = PersistentCMState { hst=hst3, hit=hit3,
- ui=ui3, mg=mg2,
+ ui=ui3, mg=modsDone,
pci=pcii, gmode=ghci_mode }
let cmstate3
= CmState { pcms=pcms3, pcs=pcs3, pls=pls3 }
- return (cmstate3, Just modname)
+ return (cmstate3, Just rootname)
else
+ -- Tricky. We need to back out the effects of compiling any
+ -- half-done cycles, both so as to clean up the top level envs
+ -- and to avoid telling the interactive linker to link them.
do putStrLn "UPSWEEP PARTIALLY SUCCESSFUL"
- let mods_to_relink = downwards_closure mg2
- (map name_of_summary (flattenSCCs sccOKs))
- pkg_linkables <- find_pkg_linkables_for pcii
- mg2 mods_to_relink
- let sccs_to_relink = group_uis ui3 mg2 mods_to_relink
- let all_to_relink = map AcyclicSCC pkg_linkables
- ++ sccs_to_relink
- linkresult <- link doLink ghci_mode False pcii all_to_relink pls1
+
+ let modsDone_names
+ = map name_of_summary modsDone
+ let mods_to_zap_names
+ = findPartiallyCompletedCycles modsDone_names mg2_with_srcimps
let (hst4, hit4, ui4)
- = removeFromTopLevelEnvs mods_to_relink (hst3,hit3,ui3)
+ = removeFromTopLevelEnvs mods_to_zap_names (hst3,hit3,ui3)
+ let mods_to_keep
+ = filter ((`notElem` mods_to_zap_names).name_of_summary) modsDone
+ let mods_to_keep_names
+ = map name_of_summary mods_to_keep
+ -- we could get the relevant linkables by filtering newLis, but
+ -- it seems easier to drag them out of the updated, cleaned-up UI
+ let linkables_to_link
+ = map (findModuleLinkable ui4) mods_to_keep_names
+
+ linkresult <- link doLink ghci_mode False linkables_to_link pls1
case linkresult of
LinkErrs _ _
-> panic "cmLoadModule: link failed (2)"
LinkOK pls4
-> do let pcms4 = PersistentCMState { hst=hst4, hit=hit4,
- ui=ui4, mg=mg2,
+ ui=ui4, mg=mods_to_keep,
pci=pcii, gmode=ghci_mode }
let cmstate4
= CmState { pcms=pcms4, pcs=pcs3, pls=pls4 }
- return (cmstate4, Just modname)
+ return (cmstate4,
+ -- choose rather arbitrarily who to return
+ if null mods_to_keep then Nothing
+ else Just (last mods_to_keep_names))
-exports_main :: ModDetails -> Bool
-exports_main md
- = maybeToBool (lookupNameEnv (md_types md) mainName)
--- Given a (home) module graph and a bunch of names of (home) modules
--- within that graph, return the names of any packages needed by the
--- named modules. Do this by looking at their imports. Assumes, and
--- checks, that all of "mods" are mentioned in "mg".
---
--- Then, having found the packages directly needed by "mods",
--- (1) round up, by looking in "pci", all packages they directly or
--- indirectly depend on, and (2) put these packages in topological
--- order, since that's important for some linkers. Since cycles in
--- the package dependency graph aren't allowed, we can just return
--- the list of (package) linkables, rather than a list of SCCs.
-find_pkg_linkables_for :: PackageConfigInfo -> [SCC ModSummary] -> [ModuleName]
- -> IO [Linkable]
-find_pkg_linkables_for pcii mg mods
- = let mg_summaries = flattenSCCs mg
- mg_names = map name_of_summary mg_summaries
- in
- -- Assert that the modules for which we seek the required packages
- -- are all in the module graph, i.e. are all home modules.
- if not (all (`elem` mg_names) mods)
- then panic "find_pkg_linkables_for"
- else
- do let all_imports
- = concat
- [deps_of_summary summ
- | summ <- mg_summaries, name_of_summary summ `elem` mods]
- let imports_not_in_home -- imports which must be from packages
- = nub (filter (`notElem` mg_names) all_imports)
-
- -- Figure out the packages directly imported by the home modules
- maybe_locs_n_mods <- mapM findModule imports_not_in_home
- let home_pkgs_needed
- = nub (concatMap get_pkg maybe_locs_n_mods)
- where get_pkg Nothing = []
- get_pkg (Just (mod, loc))
- = case packageOfModule mod of
- Just p -> [p]; _ -> []
-
- -- Discover the package dependency graph, and use it to find the
- -- transitive closure of all the needed packages
- let pkg_depend_graph :: [(PackageName,[PackageName])]
- pkg_depend_graph = map (\pkg -> (_PK_ (name pkg), map _PK_ (package_deps pkg))) pcii
-
- let all_pkgs_needed = simple_transitive_closure
- pkg_depend_graph home_pkgs_needed
-
- -- Make a graph, in the style which Digraph.stronglyConnComp expects,
- -- containing entries only for the needed packages.
- let needed_graph
- = concat
- [if srcP `elem` all_pkgs_needed
- then [(srcP, srcP, dstsP)]
- else []
- | (srcP, dstsP) <- pkg_depend_graph]
- tsorted = flattenSCCs (stronglyConnComp needed_graph)
-
- return (map LP tsorted)
+-- Return (names of) all those in modsDone who are part of a cycle
+-- as defined by theGraph.
+findPartiallyCompletedCycles :: [ModuleName] -> [SCC ModSummary] -> [ModuleName]
+findPartiallyCompletedCycles modsDone theGraph
+ = chew theGraph
+ where
+ chew [] = []
+ chew ((AcyclicSCC v):rest) = chew rest -- acyclic? not interesting.
+ chew ((CyclicSCC vs):rest)
+ = let names_in_this_cycle = nub (map name_of_summary vs)
+ mods_in_this_cycle
+ = nub ([done | done <- modsDone,
+ done `elem` names_in_this_cycle])
+ chewed_rest = chew rest
+ in
+ if not (null mods_in_this_cycle)
+ && length mods_in_this_cycle < length names_in_this_cycle
+ then mods_in_this_cycle ++ chewed_rest
+ else chewed_rest
-simple_transitive_closure :: Eq a => [(a,[a])] -> [a] -> [a]
-simple_transitive_closure graph set
- = let set2 = nub (concatMap dsts set ++ set)
- dsts node = fromMaybe [] (lookup node graph)
- in
- if length set == length set2
- then set
- else simple_transitive_closure graph set2
-
-
--- For each module in mods_to_group, extract the relevant linkable
--- out of "ui", and arrange these linkables in SCCs as defined by modGraph.
--- All this is so that we can pass SCCified Linkable groups to the
--- linker. A constraint that should be recorded somewhere is that
--- all sccs should either be all-interpreted or all-object, not a mixture.
-group_uis :: UnlinkedImage -> [SCC ModSummary] -> [ModuleName] -> [SCC Linkable]
-group_uis ui modGraph mods_to_group
- = map extract (cleanup (fishOut modGraph mods_to_group))
- where
- fishOut :: [SCC ModSummary] -> [ModuleName] -> [(Bool,[ModuleName])]
- fishOut [] unused
- | null unused = []
- | otherwise = panic "group_uis: modnames not in modgraph"
- fishOut ((AcyclicSCC ms):sccs) unused
- = case split (== (name_of_summary ms)) unused of
- (eq, not_eq) -> (False, eq) : fishOut sccs not_eq
- fishOut ((CyclicSCC mss):sccs) unused
- = case split (`elem` (map name_of_summary mss)) unused of
- (eq, not_eq) -> (True, eq) : fishOut sccs not_eq
-
- cleanup :: [(Bool,[ModuleName])] -> [SCC ModuleName]
- cleanup [] = []
- cleanup ((isRec,names):rest)
- | null names = cleanup rest
- | isRec = CyclicSCC names : cleanup rest
- | not isRec = case names of [name] -> AcyclicSCC name : cleanup rest
- other -> panic "group_uis(cleanup)"
-
- extract :: SCC ModuleName -> SCC Linkable
- extract (AcyclicSCC nm) = AcyclicSCC (getLi nm)
- extract (CyclicSCC nms) = CyclicSCC (map getLi nms)
-
- getLi nm = case [li | li <- ui, not (is_package_linkable li),
- nm == modname_of_linkable li] of
- [li] -> li
- other -> panic "group_uis:getLi"
-
- split f xs = (filter f xs, filter (not.f) xs)
+exports_main :: ModDetails -> Bool
+exports_main md
+ = maybeToBool (lookupNameEnv (md_types md) mainName)
-- Add the given (LM-form) Linkables to the UI, overwriting previous
&& modname_of_linkable li1 == modname_of_linkable li2
--- Compute upwards and downwards closures in the (home-) module graph.
-downwards_closure,
- upwards_closure :: [SCC ModSummary] -> [ModuleName] -> [ModuleName]
-
-upwards_closure = up_down_closure True
-downwards_closure = up_down_closure False
-
-up_down_closure :: Bool -> [SCC ModSummary] -> [ModuleName] -> [ModuleName]
-up_down_closure up modGraph roots
- = let mgFlat = flattenSCCs modGraph
- nodes = map name_of_summary mgFlat
-
- fwdEdges, backEdges :: [(ModuleName, [ModuleName])]
- -- have an entry for each mod in mgFlat, and do not
- -- mention edges leading out of the home package
- fwdEdges
- = map mkEdge mgFlat
- backEdges -- Only calculated if needed, which is just as well!
- = [(n, [m | (m, m_imports) <- fwdEdges, n `elem` m_imports])
- | (n, n_imports) <- fwdEdges]
-
- mkEdge summ
- = (name_of_summary summ,
- -- ignore imports not from the home package
- filter (`elem` nodes) (deps_of_summary summ))
- in
- simple_transitive_closure
- (if up then backEdges else fwdEdges) (nub roots)
-
+data CmThreaded -- stuff threaded through individual module compilations
+ = CmThreaded PersistentCompilerState HomeSymbolTable HomeIfaceTable
-data ModThreaded -- stuff threaded through individual module compilations
- = ModThreaded PersistentCompilerState HomeSymbolTable HomeIfaceTable
-
--- Compile multiple SCCs, stopping as soon as an error appears
-upsweep_sccs :: ModThreaded -- PCS & HST & HIT
- -> [SCC ModSummary] -- accum: SCCs which succeeded
- -> [Linkable] -- accum: new Linkables
- -> [SCC ModSummary] -- SCCs to do (the worklist)
+-- Compile multiple modules, stopping as soon as an error appears.
+-- There better had not be any cyclic groups here -- we check for them.
+upsweep_mods :: UnlinkedImage -- old linkables
+ -> CmThreaded -- PCS & HST & HIT
+ -> [SCC ModSummary] -- mods to do (the worklist)
-- ...... RETURNING ......
- -> IO (Bool{-success?-},
- ModThreaded,
- [SCC ModSummary], -- SCCs which succeeded
+ -> IO (Bool{-complete success?-},
+ CmThreaded,
+ [ModSummary], -- mods which succeeded
[Linkable]) -- new linkables
-upsweep_sccs threaded sccOKs newLis []
- = -- No more SCCs to do.
- return (True, threaded, sccOKs, newLis)
-
-upsweep_sccs threaded sccOKs newLis (scc:sccs)
- = -- Start work on a new SCC.
- do (sccOK, threaded2, lisSCC)
- <- upsweep_scc threaded (flattenSCC scc)
- if sccOK
- then -- all the modules in the scc were ok
- -- move on to the next SCC
- upsweep_sccs threaded2
- (scc:sccOKs) (lisSCC++newLis) sccs
- else -- we got a compilation error; give up now
- return
- (False, threaded2, sccOKs, lisSCC++newLis)
-
-
--- Compile multiple modules (one SCC), stopping as soon as an error appears
-upsweep_scc :: ModThreaded
- -> [ModSummary]
- -> IO (Bool{-success?-}, ModThreaded, [Linkable])
-upsweep_scc threaded []
- = return (True, threaded, [])
-upsweep_scc threaded (mod:mods)
- = do (moduleOK, threaded1, maybe_linkable)
- <- upsweep_mod threaded mod
- if moduleOK
- then -- No errors; get contribs from the rest
- do (restOK, threaded2, linkables)
- <- upsweep_scc threaded1 mods
- return
- (restOK, threaded2, maybeToList maybe_linkable ++ linkables)
- else -- Errors; give up _now_
- return (False, threaded1, [])
-
--- Compile a single module.
-upsweep_mod :: ModThreaded
+upsweep_mods oldUI threaded []
+ = return (True, threaded, [], [])
+
+upsweep_mods oldUI threaded ((CyclicSCC ms):_)
+ = do hPutStrLn stderr ("ghc: module imports form a cycle for modules:\n\t" ++
+ unwords (map (moduleNameUserString.name_of_summary) ms))
+ return (False, threaded, [], [])
+
+upsweep_mods oldUI threaded ((AcyclicSCC mod):mods)
+ = do (threaded1, maybe_linkable) <- upsweep_mod oldUI threaded mod
+ case maybe_linkable of
+ Just linkable
+ -> -- No errors; do the rest
+ do (restOK, threaded2, modOKs, linkables)
+ <- upsweep_mods oldUI threaded1 mods
+ return (restOK, threaded2, mod:modOKs, linkable:linkables)
+ Nothing -- we got a compilation error; give up now
+ -> return (False, threaded1, [], [])
+
+
+-- Compile a single module. Always produce a Linkable for it if
+-- successful. If no compilation happened, return the old Linkable.
+upsweep_mod :: UnlinkedImage
+ -> CmThreaded
-> ModSummary
- -> IO (Bool{-success?-}, ModThreaded, Maybe Linkable)
+ -> IO (CmThreaded, Maybe Linkable)
-upsweep_mod threaded1 summary1
+upsweep_mod oldUI threaded1 summary1
= do let mod_name = name_of_summary summary1
- let (ModThreaded pcs1 hst1 hit1) = threaded1
+ let (CmThreaded pcs1 hst1 hit1) = threaded1
let old_iface = lookupUFM hit1 (name_of_summary summary1)
compresult <- compile summary1 old_iface hst1 hit1 pcs1
-- linkable, meaning that compilation wasn't needed, and the
-- new details were manufactured from the old iface.
CompOK details Nothing pcs2
- -> let hst2 = addToUFM hst1 mod_name details
- hit2 = hit1
- threaded2 = ModThreaded pcs2 hst2 hit2
- in return (True, threaded2, Nothing)
+ -> let hst2 = addToUFM hst1 mod_name details
+ hit2 = hit1
+ threaded2 = CmThreaded pcs2 hst2 hit2
+ old_linkable = findModuleLinkable oldUI mod_name
+ in return (threaded2, Just old_linkable)
-- Compilation really did happen, and succeeded. A new
-- details, iface and linkable are returned.
CompOK details (Just (new_iface, new_linkable)) pcs2
-> let hst2 = addToUFM hst1 mod_name details
hit2 = addToUFM hit1 mod_name new_iface
- threaded2 = ModThreaded pcs2 hst2 hit2
- in return (True, threaded2, Just new_linkable)
+ threaded2 = CmThreaded pcs2 hst2 hit2
+ in return (threaded2, Just new_linkable)
-- Compilation failed. compile may still have updated
-- the PCS, tho.
CompErrs pcs2
- -> let threaded2 = ModThreaded pcs2 hst1 hit1
- in return (False, threaded2, Nothing)
+ -> let threaded2 = CmThreaded pcs2 hst1 hit1
+ in return (threaded2, Nothing)
removeFromTopLevelEnvs :: [ModuleName]
filterModuleLinkables (`notElem` zap_these) ui
)
-topological_sort :: [ModSummary] -> [SCC ModSummary]
-topological_sort summaries
+
+topological_sort :: Bool -> [ModSummary] -> [SCC ModSummary]
+topological_sort include_source_imports summaries
= let
toEdge :: ModSummary -> (ModSummary,ModuleName,[ModuleName])
toEdge summ
- = (summ, name_of_summary summ, deps_of_summary summ)
-
+ = (summ, name_of_summary summ,
+ (if include_source_imports
+ then ms_srcimps summ else []) ++ ms_imps summ)
+
mash_edge :: (ModSummary,ModuleName,[ModuleName]) -> (ModSummary,Int,[Int])
mash_edge (summ, m, m_imports)
= case lookup m key_map of
in
sccs
--- NB: ignores import-sources for the time being
-downsweep :: ModuleName -- module to chase from
- -> IO [ModSummary]
+
+-- Chase downwards from the specified root set, returning summaries
+-- for all home modules encountered. Only follow source-import
+-- links.
+downsweep :: [ModuleName] -> IO [ModSummary]
downsweep rootNm
- = do rootLoc <- getSummary rootNm
- loop [rootLoc]
+ = do rootSummaries <- mapM getSummary rootNm
+ loop (filter (isModuleInThisPackage.ms_mod) rootSummaries)
where
getSummary :: ModuleName -> IO ModSummary
getSummary nm
("no signs of life for module `"
++ showSDoc (ppr nm) ++ "'"))
-
-- loop invariant: homeSummaries doesn't contain package modules
loop :: [ModSummary] -> IO [ModSummary]
loop homeSummaries
= do let allImps :: [ModuleName]
- allImps -- all imports
- = (nub . map mimp_name
- . concat . map ms_get_imports)
- homeSummaries
+ allImps = (nub . concatMap ms_imps) homeSummaries
let allHome -- all modules currently in homeSummaries
= map (moduleName.ms_mod) homeSummaries
let neededImps