TypePtr ParameterExpression::inferTypes(AnalysisResultPtr ar, TypePtr type,
bool coerce) {
assert(type->is(Type::KindOfSome) || type->is(Type::KindOfAny));
TypePtr ret = getTypeSpec(ar, true);
VariableTablePtr variables = getScope()->getVariables();
// Functions that can be called dynamically have to have
// variant parameters, even if they have a type hint
if ((Option::AllDynamic || getFunctionScope()->isDynamic()) ||
getFunctionScope()->isRedeclaring() ||
getFunctionScope()->isVirtual()) {
if (!Option::HardTypeHints || !ret->isExactType()) {
variables->forceVariant(ar, m_name, VariableTable::AnyVars);
ret = Type::Variant;
}
}
if (m_defaultValue && !m_ref) {
TypePtr r = m_defaultValue->inferAndCheck(ar, Type::Some, false);
if (!m_defaultValue->is(KindOfConstantExpression) ||
!static_pointer_cast<ConstantExpression>(m_defaultValue)->isNull()) {
ret = Type::Coerce(ar, r, ret);
}
}
// parameters are like variables, but we need to remember these are
// parameters so when variable table is generated, they are not generated
// as declared variables.
return variables->addParamLike(m_name, ret, ar, shared_from_this(),
getScope()->isFirstPass());
}
void GlobalStatement::inferTypes(AnalysisResultPtr ar) {
IMPLEMENT_INFER_AND_CHECK_ASSERT(getScope());
BlockScopePtr scope = getScope();
for (int i = 0; i < m_exp->getCount(); i++) {
ExpressionPtr exp = (*m_exp)[i];
VariableTablePtr variables = scope->getVariables();
variables->setAttribute(VariableTable::NeedGlobalPointer);
if (exp->is(Expression::KindOfSimpleVariable)) {
SimpleVariablePtr var = dynamic_pointer_cast<SimpleVariable>(exp);
const std::string &name = var->getName();
/* If we have already seen this variable in the current scope and
it is not a global variable, record this variable as "redeclared"
which will force Variant type.
*/
variables->setAttribute(VariableTable::InsideGlobalStatement);
variables->checkRedeclared(name, KindOfGlobalStatement);
variables->addLocalGlobal(name);
var->setContext(Expression::Declaration);
var->inferAndCheck(ar, Type::Any, true);
variables->forceVariant(ar, name, VariableTable::AnyVars);
variables->clearAttribute(VariableTable::InsideGlobalStatement);
} else {
variables->forceVariants(ar, VariableTable::AnyVars);
variables->setAttribute(VariableTable::ContainsLDynamicVariable);
assert(exp->is(Expression::KindOfDynamicVariable));
exp->inferAndCheck(ar, Type::Any, true);
}
}
}
TypePtr ClosureExpression::inferTypes(AnalysisResultPtr ar, TypePtr type,
bool coerce) {
if (m_vars) {
assert(m_values && m_values->getCount() == m_vars->getCount());
// containing function's variable table (not closure function's)
VariableTablePtr variables = getScope()->getVariables();
// closure function's variable table
VariableTablePtr cvariables = m_func->getFunctionScope()->getVariables();
// force all reference use vars into variant for this function scope
for (int i = 0; i < m_vars->getCount(); i++) {
ParameterExpressionPtr param =
dynamic_pointer_cast<ParameterExpression>((*m_vars)[i]);
const string &name = param->getName();
if (param->isRef()) {
variables->forceVariant(ar, name, VariableTable::AnyVars);
}
}
// infer the types of the values
m_values->inferAndCheck(ar, Type::Some, false);
// coerce the types inferred from m_values into m_vars
for (int i = 0; i < m_vars->getCount(); i++) {
ExpressionPtr value = (*m_values)[i];
ParameterExpressionPtr var =
dynamic_pointer_cast<ParameterExpression>((*m_vars)[i]);
assert(!var->getExpectedType());
assert(!var->getImplementedType());
if (var->isRef()) {
var->setActualType(Type::Variant);
} else {
TypePtr origVarType(var->getActualType() ?
var->getActualType() : Type::Some);
var->setActualType(Type::Coerce(ar, origVarType, value->getType()));
}
}
{
// this lock isn't technically needed for thread-safety, since
// the dependencies are all set up. however, the lock assertions
// will fail if we don't acquire it.
GET_LOCK(m_func->getFunctionScope());
// bootstrap the closure function's variable table with
// the types from m_vars
for (int i = 0; i < m_vars->getCount(); i++) {
ParameterExpressionPtr param =
dynamic_pointer_cast<ParameterExpression>((*m_vars)[i]);
const string &name = param->getName();
cvariables->addParamLike(name, param->getType(), ar,
shared_from_this(),
getScope()->isFirstPass());
}
}
}
return s_ClosureType;
}
TypePtr ParameterExpression::inferTypes(AnalysisResultPtr ar, TypePtr type,
bool coerce) {
ASSERT(type->is(Type::KindOfSome) || type->is(Type::KindOfAny));
TypePtr ret = getTypeSpec(ar, true);
VariableTablePtr variables = getScope()->getVariables();
// Functions that can be called dynamically have to have
// variant parameters, even if they have a type hint
if (getFunctionScope()->isDynamic() ||
getFunctionScope()->isRedeclaring() ||
getFunctionScope()->isVirtual()) {
if (Option::HardTypeHints &&
(ret->is(Type::KindOfArray) || ret->is(Type::KindOfObject))) {
} else {
variables->forceVariant(ar, m_name, VariableTable::AnyVars);
ret = Type::Variant;
}
}
if (m_defaultValue && !m_ref) {
ret = m_defaultValue->inferAndCheck(ar, ret, false);
}
// parameters are like variables, but we need to remember these are
// parameters so when variable table is generated, they are not generated
// as declared variables.
if (getScope()->isFirstPass()) {
ret = variables->add(m_name, ret, false, ar,
shared_from_this(), ModifierExpressionPtr());
} else {
int p;
ret = variables->checkVariable(m_name, ret, true, ar,
shared_from_this(), p);
if (ret->is(Type::KindOfSome)) {
// This is probably too conservative. The problem is that
// a function never called will have parameter types of Any.
// Functions that it calls won't be able to accept variant unless
// it is forced here.
variables->forceVariant(ar, m_name, VariableTable::AnyVars);
ret = Type::Variant;
}
}
return ret;
}
TypePtr ParameterExpression::inferTypes(AnalysisResultPtr ar, TypePtr type,
bool coerce) {
ASSERT(type->is(Type::KindOfSome) || type->is(Type::KindOfAny));
TypePtr ret = getTypeSpec(ar);
if (m_defaultValue && !m_ref) {
ret = m_defaultValue->inferAndCheck(ar, ret, false);
}
// parameters are like variables, but we need to remember these are
// parameters so when variable table is generated, they are not generated
// as declared variables.
VariableTablePtr variables = ar->getScope()->getVariables();
if (ar->isFirstPass()) {
ret = variables->addParam(m_name, ret, ar, shared_from_this());
} else {
// Functions that can be called dynamically have to have
// variant parameters, even if they have a type hint
if (ar->getFunctionScope()->isDynamic() ||
ar->getFunctionScope()->isRedeclaring() ||
ar->getFunctionScope()->isVirtual()) {
variables->forceVariant(ar, m_name);
}
int p;
ret = variables->checkVariable(m_name, ret, true, ar, shared_from_this(),
p);
if (ar->isSecondPass() && ret->is(Type::KindOfSome)) {
// This is probably too conservative. The problem is that
// a function never called will have parameter types of Any.
// Functions that it calls won't be able to accept variant unless
// it is forced here.
variables->forceVariant(ar, m_name);
ret = Type::Variant;
} else if (ar->getPhase() == AnalysisResult::LastInference &&
!ret->getName().empty()) {
addUserClass(ar, ret->getName(), true);
}
}
return ret;
}
void GlobalStatement::inferTypes(AnalysisResultPtr ar) {
BlockScopePtr scope = ar->getScope();
scope->getVariables()->setAttribute(VariableTable::InsideGlobalStatement);
for (int i = 0; i < m_exp->getCount(); i++) {
ExpressionPtr exp = (*m_exp)[i];
if (exp->is(Expression::KindOfSimpleVariable)) {
SimpleVariablePtr var = dynamic_pointer_cast<SimpleVariable>(exp);
VariableTablePtr variables = scope->getVariables();
const std::string &name = var->getName();
/* If we have already seen this variable in the current scope and
it is not a global variable, record this variable as "redeclared"
which will force Variant type.
*/
variables->checkRedeclared(name, KindOfGlobalStatement);
/* If this is not a top-level global statement, the variable also
needs to be Variant type. This should not be a common use case in
php code.
*/
if (!isTopLevel()) {
variables->addNestedGlobal(name);
}
var->setContext(Expression::Declaration);
var->inferAndCheck(ar, NEW_TYPE(Any), true);
if (variables->needLocalCopy(name)) {
variables->forceVariant(ar, name);
variables->setAttribute(VariableTable::NeedGlobalPointer);
}
ConstructPtr decl =
ar->getVariables()->getDeclaration(var->getName());
if (decl) {
ar->getDependencyGraph()->add(DependencyGraph::KindOfGlobalVariable,
ar->getName(),
var->getName(), var,
var->getName(), decl);
}
} else {
if (ar->isFirstPass()) {
ar->getCodeError()->record(shared_from_this(), CodeError::UseDynamicGlobal, exp);
}
m_dynamicGlobal = true;
}
}
FunctionScopePtr func = ar->getFunctionScope();
scope->getVariables()->clearAttribute(VariableTable::InsideGlobalStatement);
}
TypePtr ClosureExpression::inferTypes(AnalysisResultPtr ar, TypePtr type,
bool coerce) {
m_func->inferTypes(ar);
if (m_values) m_values->inferAndCheck(ar, Type::Some, false);
if (m_vars) {
// containing function's variable table (not closure function's)
VariableTablePtr variables = getScope()->getVariables();
for (int i = 0; i < m_vars->getCount(); i++) {
ParameterExpressionPtr param =
dynamic_pointer_cast<ParameterExpression>((*m_vars)[i]);
string name = param->getName();
if (param->isRef()) {
variables->forceVariant(ar, name, VariableTable::AnyVars);
}
}
}
return Type::CreateObjectType("Closure");
}
void StaticStatement::inferTypes(AnalysisResultPtr ar) {
BlockScopePtr scope = ar->getScope();
if (scope->inPseudoMain()) { // static just means to unset at global level
for (int i = 0; i < m_exp->getCount(); i++) {
ExpressionPtr exp = (*m_exp)[i];
if (exp->is(Expression::KindOfAssignmentExpression)) {
AssignmentExpressionPtr assignment_exp =
dynamic_pointer_cast<AssignmentExpression>(exp);
ExpressionPtr variable = assignment_exp->getVariable();
if (variable->is(Expression::KindOfSimpleVariable)) {
SimpleVariablePtr var =
dynamic_pointer_cast<SimpleVariable>(variable);
var->setContext(Expression::Declaration);
scope->getVariables()->forceVariant(ar, var->getName(),
VariableTable::AnyStaticVars);
} else {
ASSERT(false);
}
} else {
// Expression was optimized away; remove it
m_exp->removeElement(i--);
}
}
m_exp->inferTypes(ar, Type::Any, true);
return;
}
scope->getVariables()->setAttribute(VariableTable::InsideStaticStatement);
for (int i = 0; i < m_exp->getCount(); i++) {
ExpressionPtr exp = (*m_exp)[i];
VariableTablePtr variables = scope->getVariables();
if (exp->is(Expression::KindOfAssignmentExpression)) {
AssignmentExpressionPtr assignment_exp =
dynamic_pointer_cast<AssignmentExpression>(exp);
ExpressionPtr variable = assignment_exp->getVariable();
if (variable->is(Expression::KindOfSimpleVariable)) {
SimpleVariablePtr var = dynamic_pointer_cast<SimpleVariable>(variable);
var->setContext(Expression::Declaration);
const std::string &name = var->getName();
/* If we have already seen this variable in the current scope and
it is not a static variable, record this variable as "redeclared"
to force Variant type.
*/
if (ar->isFirstPass()) {
variables->checkRedeclared(name, KindOfStaticStatement);
}
/* If this is not a top-level static statement, the variable also
needs to be Variant type. This should not be a common use case in
php code.
*/
if (!isTopLevel()) {
variables->addNestedStatic(name);
}
if (variables->needLocalCopy(name)) {
variables->forceVariant(ar, name, VariableTable::AnyStaticVars);
}
} else {
ASSERT(false);
}
} else {
// Expression was optimized away; remove it
m_exp->removeElement(i--);
continue;
}
exp->inferAndCheck(ar, Type::Any, false);
}
scope->getVariables()->clearAttribute(VariableTable::InsideStaticStatement);
}