void
relation_transpose (relation *R_arg, relation_node n)
{
relation r = *R_arg;
/* The result. */
relation new_R = xnmalloc (n, sizeof *new_R);
/* END_R[I] -- next entry of NEW_R[I]. */
relation end_R = xnmalloc (n, sizeof *end_R);
/* NEDGES[I] -- total size of NEW_R[I]. */
size_t *nedges = xcalloc (n, sizeof *nedges);
relation_node i;
relation_node j;
if (trace_flag & trace_sets)
{
fputs ("relation_transpose: input\n", stderr);
relation_print (r, n, stderr);
}
/* Count. */
for (i = 0; i < n; i++)
if (r[i])
for (j = 0; r[i][j] != END_NODE; ++j)
++nedges[r[i][j]];
/* Allocate. */
for (i = 0; i < n; i++)
{
relation_node *sp = NULL;
if (nedges[i] > 0)
{
sp = xnmalloc (nedges[i] + 1, sizeof *sp);
sp[nedges[i]] = END_NODE;
}
new_R[i] = sp;
end_R[i] = sp;
}
/* Store. */
for (i = 0; i < n; i++)
if (r[i])
for (j = 0; r[i][j] != END_NODE; ++j)
*end_R[r[i][j]]++ = i;
free (nedges);
free (end_R);
/* Free the input: it is replaced with the result. */
for (i = 0; i < n; i++)
free (r[i]);
free (r);
if (trace_flag & trace_sets)
{
fputs ("relation_transpose: output\n", stderr);
relation_print (new_R, n, stderr);
}
*R_arg = new_R;
}
/**
* \pre
* - \c *edgesp and \c edge_counts were computed by
* \c ielr_compute_internal_follow_edges.
* \post
* - \c *always_followsp is a new \c bitsetv with \c ngotos rows and
* \c ntokens columns.
* - <tt>(*always_followsp)[i][j]</tt> is set iff token \c j is an always
* follow (that is, it's computed by internal and successor edges) of goto
* \c i.
* - Rows of \c *edgesp have been realloc'ed and extended to include
* successor follow edges. \c edge_counts has not been updated.
*/
static void
ielr_compute_always_follows (goto_number ***edgesp,
int const edge_counts[],
bitsetv *always_followsp)
{
*always_followsp = bitsetv_create (ngotos, ntokens, BITSET_FIXED);
{
goto_number *edge_array = xnmalloc (ngotos, sizeof *edge_array);
goto_number i;
for (i = 0; i < ngotos; ++i)
{
goto_number nedges = edge_counts[i];
{
int j;
transitions *trans = states[to_state[i]]->transitions;
FOR_EACH_SHIFT (trans, j)
bitset_set ((*always_followsp)[i], TRANSITION_SYMBOL (trans, j));
for (; j < trans->num; ++j)
{
symbol_number sym = TRANSITION_SYMBOL (trans, j);
if (nullable[sym - ntokens])
edge_array[nedges++] = map_goto (to_state[i], sym);
}
}
if (nedges - edge_counts[i])
{
(*edgesp)[i] =
xnrealloc ((*edgesp)[i], nedges + 1, sizeof *(*edgesp)[i]);
memcpy ((*edgesp)[i] + edge_counts[i], edge_array + edge_counts[i],
(nedges - edge_counts[i]) * sizeof *(*edgesp)[i]);
(*edgesp)[i][nedges] = END_NODE;
}
}
free (edge_array);
}
relation_digraph (*edgesp, ngotos, always_followsp);
if (trace_flag & trace_ielr)
{
fprintf (stderr, "always follow edges:\n");
relation_print (*edgesp, ngotos, stderr);
fprintf (stderr, "always_follows:\n");
debug_bitsetv (*always_followsp);
}
}
/**
* \pre:
* - \c ritem_sees_lookahead_set was computed by
* \c ielr_compute_ritem_sees_lookahead_set.
* \post:
* - Each of \c *edgesp and \c *edge_countsp is a new array of size
* \c ::ngotos.
* - <tt>(*edgesp)[i]</tt> points to a \c goto_number array of size
* <tt>(*edge_countsp)[i]+1</tt>.
* - In such a \c goto_number array, the last element is \c ::END_NODE.
* - All remaining elements are the indices of the gotos to which there is an
* internal follow edge from goto \c i.
* - There is an internal follow edge from goto \c i to goto \c j iff both:
* - The from states of gotos \c i and \c j are the same.
* - The transition nonterminal for goto \c i appears as the first RHS
* symbol of at least one production for which both:
* - The LHS is the transition symbol of goto \c j.
* - All other RHS symbols are nullable nonterminals.
* - In other words, the follows of goto \c i include the follows of
* goto \c j and it's an internal edge because the from states are the
* same.
*/
static void
ielr_compute_internal_follow_edges (bitset ritem_sees_lookahead_set,
goto_number ***edgesp, int **edge_countsp)
{
*edgesp = xnmalloc (ngotos, sizeof **edgesp);
*edge_countsp = xnmalloc (ngotos, sizeof **edge_countsp);
{
bitset sources = bitset_create (ngotos, BITSET_FIXED);
goto_number i;
for (i = 0; i < ngotos; ++i)
(*edge_countsp)[i] = 0;
for (i = 0; i < ngotos; ++i)
{
int nsources = 0;
{
rule **rulep;
for (rulep = derives[states[to_state[i]]->accessing_symbol
- ntokens];
*rulep;
++rulep)
{
/* If there is at least one RHS symbol, if the first RHS symbol
is a nonterminal, and if all remaining RHS symbols (if any)
are nullable nonterminals, create an edge from the LHS
symbol's goto to the first RHS symbol's goto such that the RHS
symbol's goto will be the source of the edge after the
eventual relation_transpose below.
Unlike in ielr_compute_always_follows, I use a bitset for
edges rather than an array because it is possible that
multiple RHS's with the same first symbol could fit and thus
that we could end up with redundant edges. With the
possibility of redundant edges, it's hard to know ahead of
time how large to make such an array. Another possible
redundancy is that source and destination might be the same
goto. Eliminating all these possible redundancies now might
possibly help performance a little. I have not proven any of
this, but I'm guessing the bitset shouldn't entail much of a
performance penalty, if any. */
if (bitset_test (ritem_sees_lookahead_set,
(*rulep)->rhs - ritem))
{
goto_number source =
map_goto (from_state[i],
item_number_as_symbol_number (*(*rulep)->rhs));
if (i != source && !bitset_test (sources, source))
{
bitset_set (sources, source);
++nsources;
++(*edge_countsp)[source];
}
}
}
}
if (nsources == 0)
(*edgesp)[i] = NULL;
else
{
(*edgesp)[i] = xnmalloc (nsources + 1, sizeof *(*edgesp)[i]);
{
bitset_iterator biter_source;
bitset_bindex source;
int j = 0;
BITSET_FOR_EACH (biter_source, sources, source, 0)
(*edgesp)[i][j++] = source;
}
(*edgesp)[i][nsources] = END_NODE;
}
bitset_zero (sources);
}
bitset_free (sources);
}
relation_transpose (edgesp, ngotos);
if (trace_flag & trace_ielr)
{
fprintf (stderr, "internal_follow_edges:\n");
relation_print (*edgesp, ngotos, stderr);
}
}
