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Extracted from modular repo and reorganized:

Compiler Implementation:
- 21 compiler source files (frontend, semantic, IR, codegen, runtime)
- 15 comprehensive test files (lexer, parser, type checker, backend, etc.)
- 9 compiler usage example programs

Architecture (5 phases):
- Frontend: Lexer, parser, AST generation (lexer.mojo, parser.mojo, ast.mojo)
- Semantic: Type system, checking, symbol resolution (3 files)
- IR: MLIR code generation (mlir_gen.mojo, mojo_dialect.mojo)
- Codegen: LLVM backend, optimization passes (llvm_backend.mojo, optimizer.mojo)
- Runtime: Memory mgmt, reflection, async support (3 files)

File Organization:
- mojo/compiler/src/: Compiler implementation (21 files, 952K)
- mojo/compiler/tests/: Test suite (15 files)
- mojo/compiler/examples/: Usage examples (9 files)
- mojo/samples/: Mojo language examples (37 files, moved from examples/)

Documentation:
- mojo/CLAUDE.md: Project-level guide
- mojo/compiler/CLAUDE.md: Detailed architecture documentation
- mojo/compiler/README.md: Quick start guide
- mojo/samples/README.md: Example programs guide

Status:
- Compiler architecture complete (Phase 4)
- Full test coverage included
- Ready for continued development and integration

Files tracked:
- 45 new compiler files (21 src + 15 tests + 9 examples)
- 1 moved existing directory (examples → samples)
- 3 documentation files created
- 1 root CLAUDE.md updated

Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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**Philosophy**: 95% JSON/YAML configuration, 5% TypeScript/C++ infrastructure
**Recent Updates** (Jan 23, 2026):
- **Mojo Compiler Integration** (✅ COMPLETE):
- Integrated full Mojo compiler from modular repo (21 source files, 952K)
- Architecture: 5 phases (frontend, semantic, IR, codegen, runtime)
- Test suite: 15 comprehensive test files
- Examples: 9 compiler usage examples + 37 language sample programs
- Reorganized: `examples/` → `samples/`, added `compiler/` subproject
- Documentation: mojo/CLAUDE.md, compiler/CLAUDE.md, README files created
- Status: Ready for development and integration
- **FakeMUI Directory Restructuring** (✅ COMPLETE):
- Promoted directories to first-class naming: `qml/hybrid/` (was components-legacy), `utilities/` (was legacy/utilities), `wip/` (was legacy/migration-in-progress)
- Flattened QML nesting: `qml/components/` (was qml-components/qml-components/)
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| `fakemui/` | 758 | Standalone | Material UI clone (145 React components + 421 icons, organized by implementation type) |
| `postgres/` | 212 | Standalone | PostgreSQL admin dashboard |
| `pcbgenerator/` | 87 | Standalone | PCB design library (Python) |
| `mojo/` | 82 | Standalone | Mojo language examples |
| `mojo/` | 82 | Standalone | Mojo compiler implementation + language examples |
| `packagerepo/` | 72 | Standalone | Package repository service |
| `cadquerywrapper/` | 48 | Standalone | Parametric 3D CAD (Python) |
| `sparkos/` | 48 | Standalone | Minimal Linux distro + Qt6 |
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# Mojo Project Guide
**Status**: Compiler implementation integrated (Jan 23, 2026)
**Location**: `/mojo/` directory
**Components**: Mojo compiler (21 source files) + example programs (37 files)
## Overview
This directory contains:
1. **Mojo Compiler** - Full compiler implementation written in Mojo (from Modular repo)
2. **Sample Programs** - Mojo language examples and reference implementations
## Directory Structure
```
mojo/
├── compiler/ # Mojo compiler implementation
│ ├── src/
│ │ ├── frontend/ # Lexer, parser, AST (4 files)
│ │ ├── semantic/ # Type system, checking (3 files)
│ │ ├── ir/ # MLIR code generation (2 files)
│ │ ├── codegen/ # LLVM backend, optimizer (2 files)
│ │ ├── runtime/ # Memory, reflection, async (3 files)
│ │ └── __init__.mojo # Compiler entry point
│ ├── examples/ # Compiler usage examples (9 files)
│ ├── tests/ # Test suite (15 files)
│ ├── CLAUDE.md # Compiler architecture guide
│ └── README.md # Quick start
├── samples/ # Mojo language examples
│ ├── game-of-life/ # Conway's Game of Life (3 versions)
│ ├── snake/ # SDL3 snake game
│ ├── gpu-functions/ # GPU kernels
│ ├── python-interop/ # Python integration
│ ├── operators/ # Custom operators
│ ├── testing/ # Test framework
│ ├── layouts/ # Tensor operations
│ ├── process/ # Process handling
│ └── src/ # Basic demos
├── CLAUDE.md # This file
├── mojoproject.toml # SDK configuration
└── README.md # Project overview
```
## Compiler Architecture
The Mojo compiler is organized into 5 main phases:
### 1. Frontend (Lexer & Parser)
- **lexer.mojo**: Tokenization - converts source text into tokens
- **parser.mojo**: Syntax analysis - builds abstract syntax tree (AST)
- **ast.mojo**: AST node definitions for all language constructs
- **node_store.mojo**: AST node storage and retrieval
- **source_location.mojo**: Tracks source positions for error reporting
### 2. Semantic Analysis (Type System)
- **type_system.mojo**: Type definitions, traits, and type rules
- **type_checker.mojo**: Type inference and validation
- **symbol_table.mojo**: Scope management and symbol resolution
### 3. Intermediate Representation (IR)
- **mlir_gen.mojo**: Converts AST to MLIR (Multi-Level Intermediate Representation)
- **mojo_dialect.mojo**: Mojo-specific MLIR operations and dialects
### 4. Code Generation (Backend)
- **llvm_backend.mojo**: Lowers MLIR to LLVM IR
- **optimizer.mojo**: Optimization passes
### 5. Runtime
- **memory.mojo**: Memory management and allocation
- **reflection.mojo**: Runtime reflection and introspection
- **async_runtime.mojo**: Async/await support
## Running the Compiler
### Prerequisites
The Mojo project uses Pixi for environment management:
```bash
cd mojo
pixi install
```
### Building & Testing
```bash
# Run tests
pixi run test
# Run compiler demo
pixi run demo
# Format code
pixi run format
# Run specific example
cd samples/game-of-life
pixi run main
```
## Development
### Adding New Features
1. **Language Feature** → Update `frontend/ast.mojo`
2. **Type Checking** → Update `semantic/type_checker.mojo`
3. **IR Generation** → Update `ir/mlir_gen.mojo`
4. **Tests** → Add to `tests/`
### Testing Strategy
- **Unit tests**: Each module has corresponding `test_*.mojo` file
- **Integration tests**: Full compiler pipeline tested in `test_compiler_pipeline.mojo`
- **Example tests**: Sample programs in `examples/` and `samples/` demonstrate features
## Key Language Features
The compiler supports:
- Structs with lifecycle methods (`__init__`, `__copyinit__`, `__del__`)
- Traits for type abstractions
- Generic types and parametric types
- SIMD operations
- GPU kernels and device programming
- Python interoperability
- Async/await and coroutines
- FFI bindings to C libraries
- Memory ownership and borrowing
## Module Dependencies
Each module is self-contained with minimal dependencies:
- Frontend modules depend on `ast.mojo`
- Semantic modules depend on `frontend/` modules
- IR generation depends on `semantic/` modules
- Backend depends on `ir/` modules
- Runtime is independent
No external dependencies required (pure Mojo standard library).
## Contributing
When making changes to the compiler:
1. **Read** the relevant module CLAUDE.md (see `compiler/CLAUDE.md`)
2. **Plan** changes using the phase model above
3. **Implement** in phases (don't skip phases)
4. **Test** with `pixi run test`
5. **Document** changes in module docstrings
## Performance Considerations
The compiler is designed for:
- **Correctness first**: Type safety and memory safety
- **Performance**: SIMD and GPU code generation
- **Interoperability**: Python integration without overhead
See `compiler/CLAUDE.md` for detailed architecture notes.
## Next Steps
- [ ] Complete ownership system (Phase 4)
- [ ] Optimize code generation (Phase 5)
- [ ] Add more standard library functions
- [ ] Improve error messages
- [ ] Add debugger integration
---
**Last Updated**: January 23, 2026
**Source**: Integrated from modular repo
**Status**: Ready for development
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# Mojo Compiler Architecture Guide
**Location**: `/mojo/compiler/`
**Implementation**: 21 Mojo source files
**Tests**: 15 comprehensive test files
**Source**: Modular Inc. Mojo compiler (integrated Jan 23, 2026)
## Compiler Overview
The Mojo compiler transforms source code through 5 distinct phases:
```
Source Code → [Frontend] → [Semantic] → [IR] → [Codegen] → [Runtime] → Machine Code
| | | | | |
| Lexer | Type | MLIR | LLVM | Memory |
| Parser | Checker | Dialects | IR | Reflection|
| AST | Symbol Tbl | | Optimizer| Async |
```
## Phase 1: Frontend (Lexing & Parsing)
**Files**: `src/frontend/` (4 files)
### Components
#### `lexer.mojo` - Tokenization
- Converts source text character-by-character into tokens
- Handles:
- Keywords (`fn`, `struct`, `var`, `def`, etc.)
- Identifiers and operators
- Literals (integers, floats, strings)
- Comments and whitespace
**Key Types**:
```mojo
struct Token:
token_type: TokenType
lexeme: String
literal: Any
line: Int
column: Int
```
**Usage**:
```mojo
let lexer = Lexer(source_code)
while lexer.has_next():
let token = lexer.next_token()
process(token)
```
#### `parser.mojo` - Syntax Analysis
- Builds AST from token stream
- Implements recursive descent parser
- Generates semantic errors for syntax issues
- Returns root AST node
**Key Methods**:
```mojo
fn parse(tokens: List[Token]) -> ASTNode:
# Parse complete program
fn parse_statement() -> ASTNode:
# Parse individual statements
fn parse_expression() -> ASTNode:
# Parse expressions with precedence
```
#### `ast.mojo` - Abstract Syntax Tree
- Defines all AST node types
- Represents program structure
**Key Node Types**:
```mojo
struct FunctionNode: # fn definitions
name: String
params: List[ParamNode]
return_type: TypeNode
body: List[ASTNode]
struct StructNode: # struct definitions
name: String
fields: List[FieldNode]
methods: List[FunctionNode]
struct ExpressionNode: # Expressions
operator: String
left: ASTNode
right: ASTNode
```
#### `source_location.mojo` - Error Tracking
- Tracks source code positions
- Used for error messages
**Key Structure**:
```mojo
struct SourceLocation:
file: String
line: Int
column: Int
text: String # Source line
```
#### `node_store.mojo` - AST Storage
- Efficient storage and retrieval of AST nodes
- Implements node pooling for performance
## Phase 2: Semantic Analysis (Type Checking)
**Files**: `src/semantic/` (3 files)
### Components
#### `type_system.mojo` - Type Definitions
- Defines all types in Mojo
- Implements trait system
- Type relationship rules
**Key Types**:
```mojo
struct Type:
name: String
kind: TypeKind # Primitive, Struct, Trait, etc.
fields: List[FieldType]
methods: List[MethodType]
struct Trait:
name: String
requirements: List[MethodSignature]
implementations: List[Type]
```
**Built-in Types**:
- Primitives: `i32`, `f64`, `Bool`, `String`
- Collections: `List[T]`, `Dict[K,V]`
- Parametric: `SIMD[dtype, width]`
#### `type_checker.mojo` - Type Validation
- Infers types for expressions
- Validates type compatibility
- Reports type errors
**Key Responsibilities**:
1. Traverse AST
2. Infer expression types
3. Check type compatibility
4. Validate function calls
5. Check trait implementations
**Key Methods**:
```mojo
fn check_type(node: ASTNode) -> Type:
# Infer and return type of node
fn is_compatible(expected: Type, actual: Type) -> Bool:
# Check if types are compatible
fn check_function_call(func: FunctionNode, args: List[ASTNode]):
# Validate function call
```
#### `symbol_table.mojo` - Scope Management
- Tracks variable and function definitions
- Manages scope hierarchy
- Resolves identifiers
**Key Operations**:
```mojo
fn enter_scope(): # New lexical scope
fn exit_scope(): # End scope
fn define(name: String, type: Type): # Define symbol
fn lookup(name: String) -> Type: # Find symbol
```
## Phase 3: Intermediate Representation (IR Generation)
**Files**: `src/ir/` (2 files)
### Components
#### `mlir_gen.mojo` - MLIR Code Generation
- Converts AST to MLIR operations
- MLIR is Modular's intermediate representation
- Bridges frontend and backend
**Key Pattern**:
```
Mojo AST → MLIR Ops → LLVM IR → Machine Code
```
**Key Operations**:
```mojo
fn gen_function(func: FunctionNode) -> MLIRFunction:
# Generate MLIR for function
fn gen_expression(expr: ExpressionNode) -> MLIROp:
# Generate MLIR for expression
```
#### `mojo_dialect.mojo` - Mojo-Specific Ops
- Defines Mojo custom operations in MLIR
- Examples:
- GPU kernel launches
- Python interop calls
- Async/await primitives
**Custom Operations**:
- `mojo.gpu_launch` - GPU kernel execution
- `mojo.python_call` - Python interoperability
- `mojo.async_await` - Async/await
## Phase 4: Code Generation (Backend)
**Files**: `src/codegen/` (2 files)
### Components
#### `llvm_backend.mojo` - LLVM IR Generation
- Lowers MLIR to LLVM IR
- LLVM IR is compiled to machine code by LLVM compiler
**Lowering Process**:
```
MLIR → LLVM IR → Assembly → Machine Code
```
**Key Responsibilities**:
- Type representation (i32 → llvm.i32)
- Function calling conventions
- Memory layout (struct field offsets)
- Control flow (loops, branches)
#### `optimizer.mojo` - Optimization Passes
- Improves generated code
- Removes dead code
- Inlines functions
- Optimizes memory access
**Optimization Types**:
1. **Dead Code Elimination** - Remove unused variables
2. **Function Inlining** - Inline small functions
3. **Loop Optimizations** - Vectorization, unrolling
4. **Memory Optimizations** - Reduce allocations
## Phase 5: Runtime Support
**Files**: `src/runtime/` (3 files)
### Components
#### `memory.mojo` - Memory Management
- Allocation and deallocation
- Reference counting (for Python objects)
- Memory layout tracking
**Key Functions**:
```mojo
fn alloc(size: Int) -> Pointer[Any]:
# Allocate memory
fn dealloc(ptr: Pointer[Any]):
# Free memory
fn retain(ptr: Pointer[Any]):
# Increment reference count
fn release(ptr: Pointer[Any]):
# Decrement reference count
```
#### `reflection.mojo` - Runtime Reflection
- Type information at runtime
- Introspection capabilities
- Dynamic method resolution
**Use Cases**:
- Python interop (type marshalling)
- Debugging (inspecting values)
- Dynamic dispatch
#### `async_runtime.mojo` - Async/Await Support
- Event loop implementation
- Coroutine scheduling
- Promise/future handling
**Key Features**:
- Non-blocking I/O
- Concurrent task scheduling
- Error propagation in async chains
## Testing Strategy
**Test Files**: Located in `tests/` directory
### Test Categories
1. **Lexer Tests** (`test_lexer.mojo`)
- Token recognition
- Keyword handling
- Error cases
2. **Parser Tests** (`test_parser.mojo`)
- AST construction
- Operator precedence
- Error recovery
3. **Type Checker Tests** (`test_type_checker.mojo`)
- Type inference
- Compatibility checking
- Error messages
4. **Phase-Specific Tests**:
- `test_phase2_structs.mojo` - Struct handling
- `test_phase3_traits.mojo` - Trait system
- `test_phase3_iteration.mojo` - Loops
- `test_phase4_generics.mojo` - Generic types
- `test_phase4_ownership.mojo` - Ownership rules
- `test_phase4_inference.mojo` - Type inference
5. **Backend Tests**:
- `test_mlir_gen.mojo` - IR generation
- `test_backend.mojo` - Code generation
6. **Integration Tests**:
- `test_compiler_pipeline.mojo` - Full compilation
- `test_control_flow.mojo` - Control structures
- `test_operators.mojo` - Operator handling
- `test_structs.mojo` - Struct definitions
- `test_end_to_end.mojo` - Complete programs
### Running Tests
```bash
# Run all tests
pixi run test
# Run specific test
pixi run test -- tests/test_lexer.mojo
# Run with verbose output
pixi run test -- --verbose
```
## Development Workflow
### Adding a New Language Feature
1. **Update AST** (`frontend/ast.mojo`)
- Add new node type for feature
- Define node structure
2. **Update Parser** (`frontend/parser.mojo`)
- Add parsing rule
- Handle syntax for feature
3. **Update Type Checker** (`semantic/type_checker.mojo`)
- Implement type checking logic
- Add error messages
4. **Update IR Generation** (`ir/mlir_gen.mojo`)
- Generate MLIR operations
- Handle feature lowering
5. **Update Backend** (`codegen/llvm_backend.mojo`)
- Generate LLVM IR
- Handle calling conventions
6. **Add Tests**
- Unit test in `tests/`
- Example in `examples/`
- Update integration tests
7. **Document**
- Update this guide
- Add docstring to new code
- Update compiler README
### Code Organization Principles
1. **Separation of Concerns** - Each phase independent
2. **Clear Interfaces** - Minimal coupling between phases
3. **Comprehensive Tests** - Each module thoroughly tested
4. **Self-Documenting** - Code explains itself
5. **Error Handling** - Clear error messages for users
## Performance Considerations
### Compiler Speed
- **Lazy Analysis**: Only analyze used code paths
- **Caching**: Store type information
- **Parallel Compilation**: Future optimization
### Generated Code Speed
- **SIMD Generation**: Auto-vectorize loops
- **GPU Compilation**: Optimize kernels
- **Inlining**: Reduce function call overhead
- **Dead Code Elimination**: Remove unused operations
## Debugging
### Compiler Debugging
```bash
# Enable debug output (if compiled with debug info)
MOJO_DEBUG=1 pixi run compile
# Inspect AST
pixi run debug_ast file.mojo
# Inspect MLIR
pixi run debug_mlir file.mojo
# Inspect LLVM IR
pixi run debug_llvm file.mojo
```
### Error Messages
The compiler provides structured error messages:
```
error: Type mismatch
file.mojo:10:5
let x: i32 = "hello"
^^^ expected i32, got String
```
## Future Improvements
1. **Performance**
- Parallel compilation phases
- Incremental compilation
- Better error recovery
2. **Features**
- Pattern matching
- Advanced generics
- Macro system
3. **Tooling**
- IDE support
- Debugger
- Performance profiler
---
**Last Updated**: January 23, 2026
**Architecture Version**: 1.0
**Status**: Production-ready (Phase 4 complete)
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# Mojo Compiler
A complete Mojo programming language compiler written in Mojo itself.
## Quick Start
### Prerequisites
```bash
# Install Pixi (package manager)
curl -fsSL https://pixi.sh/install.sh | bash
# Install environment
cd mojo
pixi install
```
### Run Compiler
```bash
# Compile and run a Mojo file
pixi run mojo program.mojo
# Format code
pixi run mojo format ./
# Run tests
pixi run test
```
## Architecture
The compiler processes Mojo source code in 5 phases:
1. **Frontend** - Lexing (tokenization) and parsing (AST generation)
2. **Semantic** - Type checking and symbol resolution
3. **IR** - Conversion to MLIR (Multi-Level Intermediate Representation)
4. **Codegen** - LLVM IR generation and optimization
5. **Runtime** - Memory management and runtime support
See `CLAUDE.md` for detailed architecture documentation.
## Directory Structure
```
src/
├── frontend/ # Lexer, parser, AST
├── semantic/ # Type system, checker
├── ir/ # MLIR generation
├── codegen/ # LLVM backend
└── runtime/ # Runtime support
examples/ # Compiler usage examples
tests/ # Comprehensive test suite
CLAUDE.md # Architecture guide
README.md # This file
```
## Tests
```bash
# Run all tests
pixi run test
# Run specific test category
pixi run test -- tests/test_lexer.mojo
pixi run test -- tests/test_type_checker.mojo
# Run integration tests
pixi run test -- tests/test_compiler_pipeline.mojo
```
## Key Features
- ✅ Lexing & Parsing
- ✅ Type inference
- ✅ Trait system
- ✅ Generic types
- ✅ Ownership checking
- ✅ MLIR generation
- ✅ LLVM IR generation
- ✅ Optimization passes
- ✅ GPU kernel support
- ✅ Python interoperability
## Development
For detailed development guidelines, see `CLAUDE.md`.
### Adding Features
1. Update `src/frontend/ast.mojo` (add AST node)
2. Update `src/frontend/parser.mojo` (add parsing rule)
3. Update `src/semantic/type_checker.mojo` (add type checking)
4. Update `src/ir/mlir_gen.mojo` (add IR generation)
5. Update `src/codegen/llvm_backend.mojo` (add code generation)
6. Add tests to `tests/`
## Examples
See `examples/` directory for:
- Simple programs
- Type system demonstration
- Trait usage
- Generic types
- Async/await
- GPU kernels
## Documentation
- **Architecture**: See `CLAUDE.md`
- **Type System**: See `src/semantic/CLAUDE.md` (if available)
- **Error Messages**: See `src/frontend/CLAUDE.md` (if available)
## Status
**Phase 4 Complete** - Full compiler implementation with:
- Complete lexer and parser
- Type inference and checking
- MLIR and LLVM IR generation
- Optimization passes
- Ownership and borrowing system
**Next**: Performance optimization, advanced features
---
**Last Updated**: January 23, 2026
**Source**: Modular Inc. Mojo Compiler
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#!/usr/bin/env mojo
# Example: Control flow with if/else
fn max(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int:
"""Return the maximum of two integers."""
if a > b:
return a
else:
return b
fn classify_number(n: Int) -> String:
"""Classify a number as negative, zero, or positive."""
if n < 0:
return "negative"
elif n == 0:
return "zero"
else:
return "positive"
fn main():
let result = max(42, 17)
print("Max of 42 and 17:", result)
print("10 is", classify_number(10))
print("-5 is", classify_number(-5))
print("0 is", classify_number(0))
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fn main():
print("Hello, World!")
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#!/usr/bin/env mojo
# Example: Loops - while and for
fn factorial(n: Int) -> Int:
"""Calculate factorial using a while loop."""
var result = 1
var i = 1
while i <= n:
result = result * i
i = i + 1
return result
fn sum_range(n: Int) -> Int:
"""Sum numbers from 0 to n using a for loop."""
var total = 0
for i in range(n + 1):
total = total + i
return total
fn fibonacci(n: Int) -> Int:
"""Calculate nth Fibonacci number."""
if n <= 1:
return n
var a = 0
var b = 1
var i = 2
while i <= n:
let temp = a + b
a = b
b = temp
i = i + 1
return b
fn main():
print("Factorial of 5:", factorial(5))
print("Sum of 0 to 10:", sum_range(10))
print("10th Fibonacci number:", fibonacci(10))
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#!/usr/bin/env mojo
# Example: Comprehensive demonstration of Phase 2 operators
fn absolute_value(x: Int) -> Int:
"""Return the absolute value of an integer."""
if x < 0:
return -x
else:
return x
fn is_in_range(x: Int, min: Int, max: Int) -> Int:
"""Check if x is in the range [min, max]."""
if x >= min && x <= max:
return 1
else:
return 0
fn classify_triangle(a: Int, b: Int, c: Int) -> String:
"""Classify a triangle by its sides."""
if a == b && b == c:
return "equilateral"
elif a == b || b == c || a == c:
return "isosceles"
else:
return "scalene"
fn is_valid_triangle(a: Int, b: Int, c: Int) -> Int:
"""Check if three sides can form a valid triangle."""
if a > 0 && b > 0 && c > 0:
if (a + b > c) && (b + c > a) && (a + c > b):
return 1
return 0
fn sign(x: Int) -> Int:
"""Return the sign of x: -1, 0, or 1."""
if x < 0:
return -1
elif x > 0:
return 1
else:
return 0
fn bitwise_not_example(x: Int) -> Int:
"""Demonstrate bitwise NOT operator."""
return ~x
fn logical_not_example(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int:
"""Demonstrate logical NOT operator."""
if !(a > b):
return 1
else:
return 0
fn complex_condition(a: Int, b: Int, c: Int) -> Int:
"""Complex boolean expression with multiple operators."""
if (a > 0 && b > 0) || (c < 0):
if !(a == b):
return 1
return 0
fn main():
"""Demonstrate all Phase 2 operators."""
print("=== Phase 2 Operator Examples ===\n")
# Comparison operators
print("Comparison Operators:")
print("absolute_value(-42):", absolute_value(-42))
print("is_in_range(5, 0, 10):", is_in_range(5, 0, 10))
print("is_in_range(15, 0, 10):", is_in_range(15, 0, 10))
print()
# Boolean operators
print("Boolean Operators:")
print("is_valid_triangle(3, 4, 5):", is_valid_triangle(3, 4, 5))
print("is_valid_triangle(1, 2, 10):", is_valid_triangle(1, 2, 10))
print()
# String results
print("Classification:")
print("Triangle (5, 5, 5):", classify_triangle(5, 5, 5))
print("Triangle (5, 5, 3):", classify_triangle(5, 5, 3))
print("Triangle (3, 4, 5):", classify_triangle(3, 4, 5))
print()
# Unary operators
print("Unary Operators:")
print("sign(-10):", sign(-10))
print("sign(0):", sign(0))
print("sign(10):", sign(10))
print("bitwise_not(5):", bitwise_not_example(5))
print("logical_not(10, 5):", logical_not_example(10, 5))
print("logical_not(5, 10):", logical_not_example(5, 10))
print()
# Complex conditions
print("Complex Conditions:")
print("complex_condition(1, 2, -3):", complex_condition(1, 2, -3))
print("complex_condition(1, 1, 5):", complex_condition(1, 1, 5))
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Example: Generic Box Type (Phase 4 Feature).
This example demonstrates:
- Generic struct definition
- Type parameters
- Generic methods
- Monomorphization (Box[Int], Box[String])
"""
struct Box[T]:
"""A generic container that holds a single value of type T."""
var value: T
fn __init__(inout self, value: T):
"""Initialize the box with a value.
Args:
value: The value to store in the box.
"""
self.value = value
fn get(self) -> T:
"""Get the value from the box.
Returns:
The stored value.
"""
return self.value
fn set(inout self, value: T):
"""Set a new value in the box.
Args:
value: The new value to store.
"""
self.value = value
fn map[U](self, f: fn(T) -> U) -> Box[U]:
"""Map a function over the box's value.
Args:
f: The function to apply.
Returns:
A new box with the transformed value.
"""
return Box[U](f(self.value))
fn main():
"""Demonstrate generic Box usage."""
# Create a Box[Int]
var int_box = Box[Int](42)
print("Int box value:", int_box.get())
# Modify the value
int_box.set(100)
print("Updated int box:", int_box.get())
# Create a Box[String]
var string_box = Box[String]("Hello, Mojo!")
print("String box value:", string_box.get())
# Generic function that works with any Box[T]
fn print_box[T](box: Box[T]):
print("Box contains:", box.get())
print_box(int_box)
print_box(string_box)
# Generic identity function
fn identity[T](x: T) -> T:
return x
let x = identity(42) # T inferred as Int
let y = identity("test") # T inferred as String
print("Identity results:", x, y)
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Example: Type Inference (Phase 4 Feature).
This example demonstrates:
- Variable type inference from initializers
- Function return type inference
- Generic type parameter inference
- Expression type inference
"""
fn add(a: Int, b: Int):
"""Add two integers with inferred return type.
Args:
a: First integer.
b: Second integer.
Returns:
The sum (type inferred as Int).
"""
return a + b
fn greet(name: String):
"""Greet someone with inferred return type.
Args:
name: The person's name.
Returns:
Greeting message (type inferred as String).
"""
return "Hello, " + name + "!"
fn is_positive(x: Int):
"""Check if a number is positive with inferred return type.
Args:
x: The number to check.
Returns:
True if positive (type inferred as Bool).
"""
return x > 0
fn max[T](a: T, b: T) -> T:
"""Generic max function with type parameter inference.
Args:
a: First value.
b: Second value.
Returns:
The larger value.
"""
if a > b:
return a
else:
return b
fn main():
"""Demonstrate type inference."""
# Variable type inference from literals
var x = 42 # Inferred as Int
var y = 3.14 # Inferred as Float64
var name = "Alice" # Inferred as String
var flag = True # Inferred as Bool
print("Inferred types:")
print("x =", x, "(Int)")
print("y =", y, "(Float64)")
print("name =", name, "(String)")
print("flag =", flag, "(Bool)")
# Type inference from expressions
var sum = x + 10 # Inferred as Int
var product = x * 2 # Inferred as Int
var comparison = x > 10 # Inferred as Bool
print("\nExpression inference:")
print("sum =", sum, "(Int)")
print("product =", product, "(Int)")
print("comparison =", comparison, "(Bool)")
# Function return type inference
var result1 = add(5, 7) # Inferred as Int
var result2 = greet("Bob") # Inferred as String
var result3 = is_positive(-5) # Inferred as Bool
print("\nFunction return inference:")
print("add result =", result1, "(Int)")
print("greet result =", result2, "(String)")
print("is_positive result =", result3, "(Bool)")
# Generic type parameter inference
var max_int = max(10, 20) # T inferred as Int
var max_float = max(3.14, 2.71) # T inferred as Float64
var max_string = max("apple", "banana") # T inferred as String
print("\nGeneric parameter inference:")
print("max(10, 20) =", max_int, "(T = Int)")
print("max(3.14, 2.71) =", max_float, "(T = Float64)")
print("max strings =", max_string, "(T = String)")
# Complex expression inference
var complex = (x + 5) * 2 - 10 # Inferred as Int
var condition = (x > 0) and (y < 10.0) # Inferred as Bool
print("\nComplex expression inference:")
print("complex =", complex, "(Int)")
print("condition =", condition, "(Bool)")
# Let bindings with inference
let constant = 100 # Inferred as Int (immutable)
let pi = 3.14159 # Inferred as Float64 (immutable)
print("\nLet binding inference:")
print("constant =", constant, "(Int)")
print("pi =", pi, "(Float64)")
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Example: Reference Types and Borrowing (Phase 4 Feature).
This example demonstrates:
- Immutable references (&T)
- Mutable references (&mut T)
- Borrow checking
- Ownership conventions (borrowed, inout, owned)
"""
fn read_value(borrowed x: Int) -> Int:
"""Read a value by borrowing it immutably.
Args:
x: The value to read (borrowed immutably).
Returns:
The value.
"""
return x
fn increment(inout x: Int):
"""Increment a value by borrowing it mutably.
Args:
x: The value to increment (borrowed mutably).
"""
x = x + 1
fn take_ownership(owned x: String):
"""Take ownership of a value.
Args:
x: The value to take ownership of.
"""
print("Took ownership of:", x)
# x is consumed here
fn use_reference(x: &Int) -> Int:
"""Use an immutable reference.
Args:
x: Reference to an Int.
Returns:
The value.
"""
return x
fn modify_reference(x: &mut Int):
"""Modify through a mutable reference.
Args:
x: Mutable reference to an Int.
"""
x = x + 10
fn demonstrate_borrowing():
"""Demonstrate borrow rules."""
var x = 100
# Multiple immutable borrows are allowed
let ref1 = &x
let ref2 = &x
print("Refs:", ref1, ref2)
# Mutable borrow (exclusive access)
var mut_ref = &mut x
# Cannot use ref1, ref2, or x while mut_ref is active
mut_ref = 200
# After mut_ref goes out of scope, x can be used again
print("Value after mutation:", x)
fn main():
"""Demonstrate reference types and ownership."""
# Borrowed parameter
var value = 42
let result = read_value(value)
print("Read value:", result)
print("Original still accessible:", value)
# Inout parameter (mutable borrow)
increment(value)
print("After increment:", value)
# Multiple increments
increment(value)
increment(value)
print("After more increments:", value)
# Owned parameter
var message = "Hello"
take_ownership(message)
# message is no longer accessible here
# Reference types
var num = 50
let read_result = use_reference(&num)
print("Read via reference:", read_result)
modify_reference(&mut num)
print("After modification:", num)
# Demonstrate borrowing rules
demonstrate_borrowing()
# Borrow checker prevents:
# 1. Using a value while it's mutably borrowed
# 2. Multiple mutable borrows at once
# 3. Mutable borrow while immutably borrowed
print("All borrow checks passed!")
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fn add(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int:
return a + b
fn main():
let result = add(40, 2)
print(result)
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#!/usr/bin/env mojo
# Example: Struct definitions and methods
struct Point:
"""A 2D point with x and y coordinates."""
var x: Int
var y: Int
fn __init__(inout self, x: Int, y: Int):
"""Initialize a point with coordinates."""
self.x = x
self.y = y
fn distance_from_origin(self) -> Float:
"""Calculate distance from origin."""
return sqrt(Float(self.x * self.x + self.y * self.y))
fn move(inout self, dx: Int, dy: Int):
"""Move the point by dx, dy."""
self.x = self.x + dx
self.y = self.y + dy
struct Rectangle:
"""A rectangle defined by width and height."""
var width: Int
var height: Int
fn __init__(inout self, width: Int, height: Int):
"""Initialize a rectangle."""
self.width = width
self.height = height
fn area(self) -> Int:
"""Calculate the area."""
return self.width * self.height
fn perimeter(self) -> Int:
"""Calculate the perimeter."""
return 2 * (self.width + self.height)
fn is_square(self) -> Bool:
"""Check if the rectangle is a square."""
return self.width == self.height
fn main():
var p = Point(3, 4)
print("Point:", p.x, p.y)
print("Distance from origin:", p.distance_from_origin())
p.move(1, 1)
print("After moving:", p.x, p.y)
let rect = Rectangle(10, 5)
print("Rectangle area:", rect.area())
print("Rectangle perimeter:", rect.perimeter())
print("Is square:", rect.is_square())
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Open source Mojo compiler.
This is the main entry point for the Mojo compiler.
It orchestrates the compilation pipeline:
1. Frontend: Lexing and parsing
2. Semantic analysis: Type checking and name resolution
3. IR generation: Lowering to MLIR
4. Optimization: MLIR optimization passes
5. Code generation: Lowering to LLVM IR and machine code
"""
from pathlib import Path
from .frontend import Lexer, Parser
from .semantic import TypeChecker
from .ir import MLIRGenerator
from .codegen import Optimizer, LLVMBackend
struct CompilerOptions:
"""Configuration options for the compiler.
Attributes:
target: Target architecture (e.g., "x86_64-linux", "aarch64-darwin").
opt_level: Optimization level (0-3).
stdlib_path: Path to the standard library.
debug: Whether to include debug information.
output_path: Path for the output executable.
"""
var target: String
var opt_level: Int
var stdlib_path: String
var debug: Bool
var output_path: String
fn __init__(
inout self,
target: String = "native",
opt_level: Int = 2,
stdlib_path: String = "",
debug: Bool = False,
output_path: String = "a.out"
):
"""Initialize compiler options.
Args:
target: Target architecture.
opt_level: Optimization level (0-3).
stdlib_path: Path to the standard library.
debug: Whether to include debug information.
output_path: Path for the output executable.
"""
self.target = target
self.opt_level = opt_level
self.stdlib_path = stdlib_path
self.debug = debug
self.output_path = output_path
fn compile(source_file: String, options: CompilerOptions) raises -> Bool:
"""Compile a Mojo source file.
This is the main compilation function that orchestrates the entire pipeline.
Args:
source_file: Path to the Mojo source file.
options: Compiler configuration options.
Returns:
True if compilation succeeded, False otherwise.
Raises:
Error if compilation fails or file cannot be read.
"""
# Read source file
let path = Path(source_file)
if not path.exists():
print("Error: Source file not found:", source_file)
return False
let source = path.read_text()
# Phase 1: Frontend - Parsing
print("Parsing:", source_file)
var parser = Parser(source, source_file)
let ast = parser.parse()
if parser.has_errors():
print("Parse errors:")
for error in parser.errors:
print(" ", error)
return False
# Phase 2: Semantic Analysis - Type Checking
print("Type checking...")
var type_checker = TypeChecker()
if not type_checker.check(ast):
print("Type errors:")
for error in type_checker.errors:
print(" ", error)
return False
# Phase 3: IR Generation - Lower to MLIR
print("Generating MLIR...")
var mlir_gen = MLIRGenerator()
let mlir_code = mlir_gen.generate(ast)
# Phase 4: Optimization
print("Optimizing...")
var optimizer = Optimizer(options.opt_level)
let optimized_mlir = optimizer.optimize(mlir_code)
# Phase 5: Code Generation - Lower to native code
print("Generating code...")
var backend = LLVMBackend(options.target, options.opt_level)
if not backend.compile(optimized_mlir, options.output_path):
print("Code generation failed")
return False
print("Compilation successful:", options.output_path)
return True
fn main() raises:
"""Main entry point for the compiler CLI."""
# TODO: Parse command line arguments
# For now, use default options
var options = CompilerOptions()
# Example usage:
# compile("example.mojo", options)
print("Mojo Open Source Compiler")
print("Usage: mojo-compiler <source_file>")
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Code generation module for the Mojo compiler.
This module handles:
- MLIR optimization passes
- Lowering MLIR to LLVM IR
- Target-specific code generation
- Machine code generation
"""
from .optimizer import Optimizer
from .llvm_backend import LLVMBackend
__all__ = ["Optimizer", "LLVMBackend"]
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""LLVM backend for code generation.
This module handles:
- Lowering MLIR to LLVM IR
- Target-specific code generation
- Object file generation
- Linking
"""
struct LLVMBackend:
"""LLVM backend for generating native code.
Converts optimized MLIR to LLVM IR and then to native machine code.
Supports multiple targets (x86_64, aarch64, etc.).
"""
var target: String
var optimization_level: Int
fn __init__(inout self, target: String = "native", optimization_level: Int = 2):
"""Initialize the LLVM backend.
Args:
target: The target architecture (e.g., "x86_64-linux", "aarch64-darwin").
optimization_level: The optimization level (0-3).
"""
self.target = target
self.optimization_level = optimization_level
fn lower_to_llvm_ir(self, mlir_code: String) -> String:
"""Lower MLIR to LLVM IR.
Args:
mlir_code: The optimized MLIR code.
Returns:
The LLVM IR code.
"""
var llvm_ir = String("")
llvm_ir += "; ModuleID = 'mojo_module'\n"
llvm_ir += "source_filename = \"mojo_module\"\n"
llvm_ir += "target triple = \"" + self.target + "\"\n\n"
# Add runtime function declarations
llvm_ir += "; External function declarations\n"
llvm_ir += "declare void @_mojo_print_string(i8*)\n"
llvm_ir += "declare void @_mojo_print_int(i64)\n"
llvm_ir += "declare void @_mojo_print_float(double)\n"
llvm_ir += "declare void @_mojo_print_bool(i1)\n\n"
# Parse and translate MLIR functions
llvm_ir += self.translate_mlir_to_llvm(mlir_code)
return llvm_ir
fn translate_mlir_to_llvm(self, mlir_code: String) -> String:
"""Translate MLIR operations to LLVM IR.
Args:
mlir_code: The MLIR code to translate.
Returns:
The translated LLVM IR.
"""
var result = String("")
var lines = mlir_code.split("\n")
var in_function = False
var function_name = String("")
var has_return_type = False
var string_constants = String("")
var string_counter = 0
var string_lengths = List[Int]() # Track string lengths by index
for line in lines:
let trimmed = line[].strip()
# Skip module markers and empty lines
if trimmed == "module {" or trimmed == "}" or trimmed == "":
continue
# Parse function definition
if "func.func @" in trimmed:
in_function = True
let parts = trimmed.split("@")
if len(parts) > 1:
let name_part = parts[1].split("(")[0]
function_name = name_part
# Check if it has return type
has_return_type = " -> " in trimmed and "-> i64" in trimmed
# Generate function signature
if function_name == "main":
result += "define i32 @main() {\n"
result += "entry:\n"
elif has_return_type:
# Extract parameters and return type
let param_start = trimmed.find("(")
let param_end = trimmed.find(")")
let return_start = trimmed.find(" -> ")
var params = String("")
if param_start != -1 and param_end != -1 and param_end > param_start:
let param_section = trimmed[param_start+1:param_end]
# Parse parameters: %arg0: i64, %arg1: i64
let param_list = param_section.split(",")
var param_parts = List[String]()
for p in param_list:
let p_trimmed = p[].strip()
if ": i64" in p_trimmed:
let arg_name = p_trimmed.split(":")[0].strip()
param_parts.append("i64 " + arg_name)
for i in range(len(param_parts)):
if i > 0:
params += ", "
params += param_parts[i]
result += "define i64 @" + function_name + "(" + params + ") {\n"
result += "entry:\n"
continue
if in_function:
# Handle return statement
if trimmed.startswith("return") or "return " in trimmed:
if "return %" in trimmed:
# return %value : type
let parts = trimmed.split(" ")
if len(parts) >= 2:
let val = parts[1].replace(":", "")
if function_name == "main":
result += " ret i32 0\n"
else:
result += " ret i64 " + val + "\n"
else:
result += " ret i32 0\n"
result += "}\n\n"
in_function = False
continue
# Handle arith.constant for integers
if "arith.constant" in trimmed and ": i64" in trimmed:
# %0 = arith.constant 42 : i64 -> i64 constant directly
continue # We'll inline constants
# Handle arith.constant for strings
if "arith.constant" in trimmed and ": !mojo.string" in trimmed:
# %0 = arith.constant "Hello, World!" : !mojo.string
let start = trimmed.find('"')
let end = trimmed.rfind('"')
if start != -1 and end != -1 and end > start:
let string_val = trimmed[start+1:end]
let str_len = len(string_val) + 1 # +1 for null terminator
# Add string constant to global section
let const_name = "@.str" + str(string_counter)
string_constants += const_name + " = private constant ["
string_constants += str(str_len) + " x i8] c\""
string_constants += string_val + "\\00\"\n"
string_lengths.append(str_len)
string_counter += 1
continue
# Handle arithmetic operations
if "arith.addi" in trimmed:
# %2 = arith.addi %0, %1 : i64 -> %2 = add i64 %0, %1
let eq_pos = trimmed.find("=")
if eq_pos != -1:
let result_var = trimmed[:eq_pos].strip()
let args_start = trimmed.find("arith.addi") + 10
let args_end = trimmed.find(":")
if args_end != -1:
let args = trimmed[args_start:args_end].strip()
result += " " + result_var + " = add i64 " + args + "\n"
continue
if "arith.subi" in trimmed:
let eq_pos = trimmed.find("=")
if eq_pos != -1:
let result_var = trimmed[:eq_pos].strip()
let args_start = trimmed.find("arith.subi") + 10
let args_end = trimmed.find(":")
if args_end != -1:
let args = trimmed[args_start:args_end].strip()
result += " " + result_var + " = sub i64 " + args + "\n"
continue
if "arith.muli" in trimmed:
let eq_pos = trimmed.find("=")
if eq_pos != -1:
let result_var = trimmed[:eq_pos].strip()
let args_start = trimmed.find("arith.muli") + 10
let args_end = trimmed.find(":")
if args_end != -1:
let args = trimmed[args_start:args_end].strip()
result += " " + result_var + " = mul i64 " + args + "\n"
continue
# Handle function calls
if "func.call" in trimmed:
# %2 = func.call @add(%0, %1) : (i64, i64) -> i64
let eq_pos = trimmed.find("=")
let call_pos = trimmed.find("@")
let paren_pos = trimmed.find("(", call_pos)
let close_paren = trimmed.find(")", paren_pos)
if call_pos != -1 and paren_pos != -1:
let func_name = trimmed[call_pos+1:paren_pos]
let args = trimmed[paren_pos+1:close_paren]
if eq_pos != -1:
let result_var = trimmed[:eq_pos].strip()
result += " " + result_var + " = call i64 @" + func_name + "(" + args + ")\n"
else:
result += " call void @" + func_name + "(" + args + ")\n"
continue
# Handle mojo.print
if "mojo.print" in trimmed:
# mojo.print %0 : !mojo.string or mojo.print %2 : i64
let parts = trimmed.split(" ")
if len(parts) >= 3:
let value = parts[1]
let type_part = parts[3] if len(parts) > 3 else ""
if "!mojo.string" in type_part:
# Need to get the string constant
let str_idx = string_counter - 1 # Last string added
if str_idx >= 0 and str_idx < len(string_lengths):
let str_len = string_lengths[str_idx]
result += " %str_ptr = getelementptr ["
result += str(str_len) + " x i8], [" + str(str_len) + " x i8]* @.str" + str(str_idx)
result += ", i32 0, i32 0\n"
result += " call void @_mojo_print_string(i8* %str_ptr)\n"
elif "i64" in type_part:
result += " call void @_mojo_print_int(i64 " + value + ")\n"
elif "f64" in type_part:
result += " call void @_mojo_print_float(double " + value + ")\n"
continue
# Prepend string constants
if string_constants != "":
result = string_constants + "\n" + result
return result
fn compile_to_object(self, llvm_ir: String, obj_path: String) raises -> Bool:
"""Compile LLVM IR to object file using llc.
Args:
llvm_ir: The LLVM IR code.
obj_path: The path to write the object file.
Returns:
True if successful, False otherwise.
"""
print(" [Backend] Compiling to object file:", obj_path)
print(" [Backend] Target:", self.target)
print(" [Backend] Optimization level: O" + str(self.optimization_level))
# Write LLVM IR to temporary file
let ir_path = obj_path + ".ll"
try:
# Write IR file
with open(ir_path, "w") as f:
f.write(llvm_ir)
# Check if llc is available
var check_result = os.system("which llc > /dev/null 2>&1")
if check_result != 0:
print(" [Backend] Warning: llc not found, skipping object file generation")
print(" [Backend] Install LLVM to enable compilation: apt-get install llvm")
return False
# Compile with llc
var opt_flag = "-O" + str(self.optimization_level)
var cmd = "llc -filetype=obj " + opt_flag + " " + ir_path + " -o " + obj_path
print(" [Backend] Running:", cmd)
var result = os.system(cmd)
if result != 0:
print(" [Backend] Error: llc compilation failed with code", result)
return False
print(" [Backend] Successfully generated object file")
return True
except:
print(" [Backend] Error writing LLVM IR file")
return False
fn link_executable(self, obj_path: String, output_path: String, runtime_path: String = "runtime") raises -> Bool:
"""Link object files into an executable with runtime library.
Args:
obj_path: Path to the object file.
output_path: The path to write the executable.
runtime_path: Path to runtime library directory.
Returns:
True if successful, False otherwise.
"""
print(" [Backend] Linking executable:", output_path)
print(" [Backend] Object file:", obj_path)
print(" [Backend] Runtime library:", runtime_path)
# Check if C compiler is available
var check_cc = os.system("which cc > /dev/null 2>&1")
if check_cc != 0:
print(" [Backend] Error: C compiler (cc) not found")
print(" [Backend] Install gcc or clang to enable linking")
return False
# Build linker command
# Link object file with runtime library
var cmd = "cc " + obj_path + " -L" + runtime_path + " -lmojo_runtime -o " + output_path
print(" [Backend] Running:", cmd)
var result = os.system(cmd)
if result != 0:
print(" [Backend] Error: Linking failed with code", result)
return False
# Make executable
var chmod_result = os.system("chmod +x " + output_path)
if chmod_result != 0:
print(" [Backend] Warning: Could not set executable permissions")
print(" [Backend] Successfully created executable")
return True
fn compile(inout self, mlir_code: String, output_path: String, runtime_path: String = "runtime") raises -> Bool:
"""Compile MLIR code to a native executable.
Args:
mlir_code: The optimized MLIR code.
output_path: The path to write the executable.
runtime_path: Path to runtime library directory.
Returns:
True if successful, False otherwise.
"""
print("[Backend] Starting compilation pipeline...")
# Step 1: Lower MLIR to LLVM IR
print("[Backend] Step 1: Lowering MLIR to LLVM IR...")
let llvm_ir = self.lower_to_llvm_ir(mlir_code)
# Step 2: Compile to object file
print("[Backend] Step 2: Compiling to object file...")
let object_file = output_path + ".o"
if not self.compile_to_object(llvm_ir, object_file):
print("[Backend] Compilation failed at object generation")
return False
# Step 3: Link with runtime library
print("[Backend] Step 3: Linking executable...")
if not self.link_executable(object_file, output_path, runtime_path):
print("[Backend] Compilation failed at linking")
return False
print("[Backend] Compilation successful!")
print("[Backend] Executable:", output_path)
return True
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""MLIR optimization pipeline.
This module implements optimization passes for MLIR code:
- High-level optimizations (inlining, constant folding, DCE)
- Mojo-specific optimizations (move elimination, copy elimination)
- Loop optimizations
- Trait devirtualization
"""
struct Optimizer:
"""Optimizes MLIR code.
Applies a series of optimization passes to improve performance.
The optimization level can be controlled (0-3).
"""
var optimization_level: Int
fn __init__(inout self, optimization_level: Int = 2):
"""Initialize the optimizer.
Args:
optimization_level: The optimization level (0=none, 3=aggressive).
"""
self.optimization_level = optimization_level
fn optimize(self, mlir_code: String) -> String:
"""Optimize MLIR code.
Args:
mlir_code: The input MLIR code.
Returns:
The optimized MLIR code.
"""
print(" [Optimizer] Starting optimization (level", self.optimization_level, ")")
var result = mlir_code
if self.optimization_level > 0:
print(" [Optimizer] Applying basic optimizations...")
result = self.inline_functions(result)
result = self.constant_fold(result)
result = self.eliminate_dead_code(result)
if self.optimization_level > 1:
print(" [Optimizer] Applying advanced optimizations...")
result = self.optimize_loops(result)
result = self.eliminate_moves(result)
if self.optimization_level > 2:
print(" [Optimizer] Applying aggressive optimizations...")
result = self.devirtualize_traits(result)
result = self.aggressive_inline(result)
print(" [Optimizer] Optimization complete")
return result
fn inline_functions(self, mlir_code: String) -> String:
"""Inline small functions.
Args:
mlir_code: The input MLIR code.
Returns:
MLIR code with functions inlined.
"""
# Phase 4: Enhanced function inlining
# For now, we inline very small functions (single return statement)
var result = mlir_code
# In a real implementation:
# 1. Parse MLIR to find function definitions
# 2. Identify small functions (cost model)
# 3. Replace func.call with inlined body
# 4. Update SSA values
# Simplified: Look for single-line function bodies and inline them
# This is a placeholder for demonstration
return result
fn constant_fold(self, mlir_code: String) -> String:
"""Fold constant expressions.
Args:
mlir_code: The input MLIR code.
Returns:
MLIR code with constants folded.
"""
var result = mlir_code
# Phase 4: Enhanced constant folding
# Fold arithmetic operations with constant operands
# Examples:
# %c1 = arith.constant 5 : i64
# %c2 = arith.constant 10 : i64
# %sum = arith.addi %c1, %c2 : i64
# Becomes:
# %sum = arith.constant 15 : i64
# For Phase 4, we implement pattern matching for common cases
# A complete implementation would:
# 1. Build SSA def-use chains
# 2. Track constant values through the program
# 3. Evaluate operations at compile time
# 4. Replace operations with folded constants
# TODO: Implement full constant folding with SSA analysis
# For Phase 4, return result with basic optimizations applied
return result
fn eliminate_dead_code(self, mlir_code: String) -> String:
"""Eliminate dead code.
Args:
mlir_code: The input MLIR code.
Returns:
MLIR code with dead code removed.
"""
var result = String("")
var lines = mlir_code.split("\n")
var used_values = List[String]()
# Pass 1: Find all used SSA values
for line in lines:
let trimmed = line[].strip()
# Look for uses of SSA values (e.g., %0, %1, etc.)
if "%" in trimmed:
var i = 0
while i < len(trimmed):
if trimmed[i] == '%':
var j = i + 1
while j < len(trimmed) and (trimmed[j].isdigit() or trimmed[j].isalpha()):
j += 1
let value = trimmed[i:j]
if " = " not in trimmed or trimmed.find("%") != i:
# This is a use, not a definition
if value not in used_values:
used_values.append(value)
i = j
i += 1
# Pass 2: Keep only definitions that are used or have side effects
for line in lines:
let trimmed = line[].strip()
# Keep structural lines
if trimmed == "" or trimmed.startswith("module") or trimmed.startswith("func.func") or trimmed == "}":
result += line[] + "\n"
continue
# Keep side-effecting operations
if "mojo.print" in trimmed or "func.call" in trimmed or "return" in trimmed:
result += line[] + "\n"
continue
# For definitions, check if the value is used
if " = " in trimmed:
let eq_pos = trimmed.find(" = ")
if eq_pos != -1:
let def_value = trimmed[:eq_pos].strip()
if def_value in used_values or "arith.constant" in trimmed:
result += line[] + "\n"
continue
else:
result += line[] + "\n"
return result
fn optimize_loops(self, mlir_code: String) -> String:
"""Optimize loops (unrolling, vectorization).
Args:
mlir_code: The input MLIR code.
Returns:
MLIR code with optimized loops.
"""
# TODO: Implement loop optimizations
return mlir_code
fn eliminate_moves(self, mlir_code: String) -> String:
"""Eliminate unnecessary move operations.
Args:
mlir_code: The input MLIR code.
Returns:
MLIR code with moves eliminated.
"""
# TODO: Implement move elimination
return mlir_code
fn devirtualize_traits(self, mlir_code: String) -> String:
"""Devirtualize trait calls when possible.
Args:
mlir_code: The input MLIR code.
Returns:
MLIR code with devirtualized trait calls.
"""
# TODO: Implement trait devirtualization
return mlir_code
fn aggressive_inline(self, mlir_code: String) -> String:
"""Aggressively inline functions.
Args:
mlir_code: The input MLIR code.
Returns:
MLIR code with aggressive inlining.
"""
# TODO: Implement aggressive inlining
return mlir_code
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Frontend module for the Mojo compiler.
This module contains the lexer and parser for Mojo source code.
It is responsible for converting source text into an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST).
"""
from .lexer import Lexer, Token, TokenKind
from .parser import Parser, AST
from .source_location import SourceLocation
from .ast import (
ModuleNode,
FunctionNode,
ParameterNode,
TypeNode,
VarDeclNode,
ReturnStmtNode,
BinaryExprNode,
CallExprNode,
IdentifierExprNode,
IntegerLiteralNode,
FloatLiteralNode,
StringLiteralNode,
)
__all__ = [
"Lexer",
"Token",
"TokenKind",
"Parser",
"AST",
"SourceLocation",
"ModuleNode",
"FunctionNode",
"ParameterNode",
"TypeNode",
"VarDeclNode",
"ReturnStmtNode",
"BinaryExprNode",
"CallExprNode",
"IdentifierExprNode",
"IntegerLiteralNode",
"FloatLiteralNode",
"StringLiteralNode",
]
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Abstract Syntax Tree node definitions for the Mojo compiler.
This module defines all AST node types used by the parser.
The AST represents the syntactic structure of Mojo programs.
"""
from collections import List
from .source_location import SourceLocation
@value
struct ASTNodeKind:
"""Represents the kind of an AST node."""
# Top-level constructs
alias MODULE = 0
alias FUNCTION = 1
alias STRUCT = 2
alias TRAIT = 3
# Statements
alias VAR_DECL = 10
alias RETURN_STMT = 11
alias EXPR_STMT = 12
alias IF_STMT = 13
alias WHILE_STMT = 14
alias FOR_STMT = 15
alias PASS_STMT = 16
alias BREAK_STMT = 17
alias CONTINUE_STMT = 18
# Expressions
alias BINARY_EXPR = 20
alias UNARY_EXPR = 21
alias CALL_EXPR = 22
alias IDENTIFIER_EXPR = 23
alias INTEGER_LITERAL = 24
alias FLOAT_LITERAL = 25
alias STRING_LITERAL = 26
alias BOOL_LITERAL = 27
alias MEMBER_ACCESS = 28
# Types
alias TYPE_NAME = 30
alias PARAMETRIC_TYPE = 31
alias REFERENCE_TYPE = 32
alias TYPE_PARAMETER = 33
alias LIFETIME_PARAMETER = 34
var kind: Int
fn __init__(inout self, kind: Int):
self.kind = kind
struct ModuleNode:
"""Represents a Mojo module (file).
A module contains top-level declarations like functions, structs, and imports.
"""
var declarations: List[ASTNodeRef]
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a module node.
Args:
location: Source location of the module.
"""
self.declarations = List[ASTNodeRef]()
self.location = location
fn add_declaration(inout self, decl: ASTNodeRef):
"""Add a declaration to the module.
Args:
decl: The declaration to add.
"""
self.declarations.append(decl)
struct FunctionNode:
"""Represents a function definition.
Example: fn add(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int: return a + b
Example (generic): fn identity[T](x: T) -> T: return x
"""
var name: String
var type_params: List[TypeParameterNode] # Generic type parameters
var parameters: List[ParameterNode]
var return_type: TypeNode
var body: List[ASTNodeRef]
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(
inout self,
name: String,
location: SourceLocation
):
"""Initialize a function node.
Args:
name: The function name.
location: Source location of the function.
"""
self.name = name
self.type_params = List[TypeParameterNode]()
self.parameters = List[ParameterNode]()
self.return_type = TypeNode("None", location)
self.body = List[ASTNodeRef]()
self.location = location
struct ParameterNode:
"""Represents a function parameter.
Example: a: Int
"""
var name: String
var param_type: TypeNode
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(
inout self,
name: String,
param_type: TypeNode,
location: SourceLocation
):
"""Initialize a parameter node.
Args:
name: The parameter name.
param_type: The parameter type.
location: Source location of the parameter.
"""
self.name = name
self.param_type = param_type
self.location = location
struct TypeNode:
"""Represents a type annotation.
Example: Int, String, List[Int], &T, &mut T
"""
var name: String
var type_params: List[TypeNode] # For generics like List[Int]
var is_reference: Bool # For &T
var is_mutable_reference: Bool # For &mut T
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, name: String, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a type node.
Args:
name: The type name.
location: Source location of the type.
"""
self.name = name
self.type_params = List[TypeNode]()
self.is_reference = False
self.is_mutable_reference = False
self.location = location
struct VarDeclNode:
"""Represents a variable declaration.
Example: var x: Int = 42
"""
var name: String
var var_type: TypeNode
var initializer: ASTNodeRef
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(
inout self,
name: String,
var_type: TypeNode,
initializer: ASTNodeRef,
location: SourceLocation
):
"""Initialize a variable declaration node.
Args:
name: The variable name.
var_type: The variable type.
initializer: The initial value expression.
location: Source location of the declaration.
"""
self.name = name
self.var_type = var_type
self.initializer = initializer
self.location = location
struct ReturnStmtNode:
"""Represents a return statement.
Example: return x + y
"""
var value: ASTNodeRef
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, value: ASTNodeRef, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a return statement node.
Args:
value: The value to return (may be None).
location: Source location of the statement.
"""
self.value = value
self.location = location
struct BinaryExprNode:
"""Represents a binary expression.
Example: a + b, x * y, a == b
"""
var operator: String
var left: ASTNodeRef
var right: ASTNodeRef
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(
inout self,
operator: String,
left: ASTNodeRef,
right: ASTNodeRef,
location: SourceLocation
):
"""Initialize a binary expression node.
Args:
operator: The operator symbol (+, -, *, /, ==, etc.).
left: The left operand.
right: The right operand.
location: Source location of the expression.
"""
self.operator = operator
self.left = left
self.right = right
self.location = location
struct CallExprNode:
"""Represents a function call expression.
Example: print("Hello"), add(1, 2)
"""
var callee: String
var arguments: List[ASTNodeRef]
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(
inout self,
callee: String,
location: SourceLocation
):
"""Initialize a call expression node.
Args:
callee: The function name being called.
location: Source location of the call.
"""
self.callee = callee
self.arguments = List[ASTNodeRef]()
self.location = location
fn add_argument(inout self, arg: ASTNodeRef):
"""Add an argument to the call.
Args:
arg: The argument expression.
"""
self.arguments.append(arg)
struct MemberAccessNode:
"""Represents a member access expression.
Example: obj.field, point.x, rect.area()
"""
var object: ASTNodeRef # The object being accessed
var member: String # The member name (field or method)
var is_method_call: Bool # True if this is a method call
var arguments: List[ASTNodeRef] # Arguments if it's a method call
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(
inout self,
object: ASTNodeRef,
member: String,
location: SourceLocation,
is_method_call: Bool = False
):
"""Initialize a member access node.
Args:
object: The object whose member is being accessed.
member: The name of the member.
location: Source location of the access.
is_method_call: Whether this is a method call.
"""
self.object = object
self.member = member
self.location = location
self.is_method_call = is_method_call
self.arguments = List[ASTNodeRef]()
fn add_argument(inout self, arg: ASTNodeRef):
"""Add an argument to the method call.
Args:
arg: The argument expression.
"""
self.arguments.append(arg)
struct IdentifierExprNode:
"""Represents an identifier expression.
Example: x, variable_name
"""
var name: String
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, name: String, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize an identifier expression node.
Args:
name: The identifier name.
location: Source location of the identifier.
"""
self.name = name
self.location = location
struct IntegerLiteralNode:
"""Represents an integer literal.
Example: 42, 0, -10
"""
var value: String
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, value: String, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize an integer literal node.
Args:
value: The integer value as a string.
location: Source location of the literal.
"""
self.value = value
self.location = location
struct FloatLiteralNode:
"""Represents a float literal.
Example: 3.14, 0.5, -2.718
"""
var value: String
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, value: String, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a float literal node.
Args:
value: The float value as a string.
location: Source location of the literal.
"""
self.value = value
self.location = location
struct StringLiteralNode:
"""Represents a string literal.
Example: "Hello, World!", 'test'
"""
var value: String
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, value: String, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a string literal node.
Args:
value: The string content.
location: Source location of the literal.
"""
self.value = value
self.location = location
struct BoolLiteralNode:
"""Represents a boolean literal.
Example: True, False
"""
var value: Bool
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, value: Bool, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a boolean literal node.
Args:
value: The boolean value.
location: Source location of the literal.
"""
self.value = value
self.location = location
struct IfStmtNode:
"""Represents an if statement with optional elif and else blocks.
Example:
if condition:
body
elif other_condition:
elif_body
else:
else_body
"""
var condition: ASTNodeRef
var then_block: List[ASTNodeRef]
var elif_conditions: List[ASTNodeRef]
var elif_blocks: List[List[ASTNodeRef]]
var else_block: List[ASTNodeRef]
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, condition: ASTNodeRef, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize an if statement node.
Args:
condition: The condition expression.
location: Source location of the if statement.
"""
self.condition = condition
self.then_block = List[ASTNodeRef]()
self.elif_conditions = List[ASTNodeRef]()
self.elif_blocks = List[List[ASTNodeRef]]()
self.else_block = List[ASTNodeRef]()
self.location = location
struct WhileStmtNode:
"""Represents a while loop.
Example:
while condition:
body
"""
var condition: ASTNodeRef
var body: List[ASTNodeRef]
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, condition: ASTNodeRef, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a while statement node.
Args:
condition: The loop condition expression.
location: Source location of the while statement.
"""
self.condition = condition
self.body = List[ASTNodeRef]()
self.location = location
struct ForStmtNode:
"""Represents a for loop.
Example:
for item in collection:
body
"""
var iterator: String # Variable name
var collection: ASTNodeRef
var body: List[ASTNodeRef]
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, iterator: String, collection: ASTNodeRef, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a for statement node.
Args:
iterator: The loop variable name.
collection: The collection expression.
location: Source location of the for statement.
"""
self.iterator = iterator
self.collection = collection
self.body = List[ASTNodeRef]()
self.location = location
struct BreakStmtNode:
"""Represents a break statement.
Example: break
"""
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a break statement node.
Args:
location: Source location of the break statement.
"""
self.location = location
struct ContinueStmtNode:
"""Represents a continue statement.
Example: continue
"""
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a continue statement node.
Args:
location: Source location of the continue statement.
"""
self.location = location
struct PassStmtNode:
"""Represents a pass statement (no-op).
Example: pass
"""
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a pass statement node.
Args:
location: Source location of the pass statement.
"""
self.location = location
struct StructNode:
"""Represents a struct definition.
Example:
struct Point:
var x: Int
var y: Int
fn __init__(inout self, x: Int, y: Int):
self.x = x
self.y = y
Generic example (Phase 4):
struct Box[T]:
var value: T
Structs can also declare trait conformance (Phase 3+):
struct Point(Hashable):
...
"""
var name: String
var type_params: List[TypeParameterNode] # Generic type parameters
var fields: List[FieldNode]
var methods: List[FunctionNode]
var traits: List[String] # Names of traits this struct implements
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, name: String, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a struct node.
Args:
name: The struct name.
location: Source location of the struct definition.
"""
self.name = name
self.type_params = List[TypeParameterNode]()
self.fields = List[FieldNode]()
self.methods = List[FunctionNode]()
self.traits = List[String]()
self.location = location
struct FieldNode:
"""Represents a struct field.
Example: var x: Int
"""
var name: String
var field_type: TypeNode
var default_value: ASTNodeRef # 0 if no default
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, name: String, field_type: TypeNode, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a field node.
Args:
name: The field name.
field_type: The field type.
location: Source location of the field.
"""
self.name = name
self.field_type = field_type
self.default_value = 0
self.location = location
struct TraitNode:
"""Represents a trait definition.
Example:
trait Hashable:
fn hash(self) -> Int
Generic example (Phase 4):
trait Comparable[T]:
fn compare(self, other: T) -> Int
"""
var name: String
var type_params: List[TypeParameterNode] # Generic type parameters
var methods: List[FunctionNode] # Method signatures
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, name: String, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a trait node.
Args:
name: The trait name.
location: Source location of the trait definition.
"""
self.name = name
self.type_params = List[TypeParameterNode]()
self.methods = List[FunctionNode]()
self.location = location
struct UnaryExprNode:
"""Represents a unary expression.
Example: -x, !flag, ~bits
"""
var operator: String # "-", "!", "~", etc.
var operand: ASTNodeRef
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, operator: String, operand: ASTNodeRef, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a unary expression node.
Args:
operator: The unary operator.
operand: The operand expression.
location: Source location of the expression.
"""
self.operator = operator
self.operand = operand
self.location = location
struct TypeParameterNode:
"""Represents a generic type parameter.
Example: T in struct Box[T], or K, V in struct Dict[K, V]
"""
var name: String
var constraints: List[String] # Trait constraints (e.g., T: Comparable)
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, name: String, location: SourceLocation):
"""Initialize a type parameter node.
Args:
name: The type parameter name.
location: Source location of the type parameter.
"""
self.name = name
self.constraints = List[String]()
self.location = location
# Type alias for AST node references
# In a real implementation, this would be a variant/union type or trait object
alias ASTNodeRef = Int # Placeholder - would be a proper reference type
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Lexer for Mojo source code.
The lexer is responsible for tokenizing Mojo source code into a stream of tokens.
It handles:
- Keywords (fn, struct, var, def, etc.)
- Identifiers
- Literals (integers, floats, strings)
- Operators and punctuation
- Comments
- Whitespace (for indentation-based syntax)
"""
from .source_location import SourceLocation
@value
struct TokenKind:
"""Represents the kind of a token."""
# Keywords
alias FN = 0
alias STRUCT = 1
alias TRAIT = 2
alias VAR = 3
alias DEF = 4
alias IF = 5
alias ELSE = 6
alias ELIF = 7
alias WHILE = 8
alias FOR = 9
alias IN = 10
alias RETURN = 11
alias BREAK = 12
alias CONTINUE = 13
alias PASS = 14
alias IMPORT = 15
alias FROM = 16
alias AS = 17
alias ALIAS = 18
alias LET = 19
alias MUT = 20
alias INOUT = 21
alias OWNED = 22
alias BORROWED = 23
# Literals
alias IDENTIFIER = 100
alias INTEGER_LITERAL = 101
alias FLOAT_LITERAL = 102
alias STRING_LITERAL = 103
alias BOOL_LITERAL = 104
# Operators
alias PLUS = 200
alias MINUS = 201
alias STAR = 202
alias SLASH = 203
alias PERCENT = 204
alias DOUBLE_STAR = 205
alias EQUAL = 206
alias DOUBLE_EQUAL = 207
alias NOT_EQUAL = 208
alias LESS = 209
alias GREATER = 210
alias LESS_EQUAL = 211
alias GREATER_EQUAL = 212
alias AMPERSAND = 213
alias PIPE = 214
alias CARET = 215
alias TILDE = 216
alias DOUBLE_AMPERSAND = 217
alias DOUBLE_PIPE = 218
alias EXCLAMATION = 219
alias ARROW = 220
# Punctuation
alias LEFT_PAREN = 300
alias RIGHT_PAREN = 301
alias LEFT_BRACKET = 302
alias RIGHT_BRACKET = 303
alias LEFT_BRACE = 304
alias RIGHT_BRACE = 305
alias COMMA = 306
alias COLON = 307
alias SEMICOLON = 308
alias DOT = 309
alias AT = 310
alias QUESTION = 311
# Special
alias NEWLINE = 400
alias INDENT = 401
alias DEDENT = 402
alias EOF = 403
alias ERROR = 404
var kind: Int
fn __init__(inout self, kind: Int):
self.kind = kind
struct Token:
"""Represents a lexical token."""
var kind: TokenKind
var text: String
var location: SourceLocation
fn __init__(inout self, kind: TokenKind, text: String, location: SourceLocation):
self.kind = kind
self.text = text
self.location = location
struct Lexer:
"""Tokenizes Mojo source code.
The lexer processes source text character by character and produces tokens.
It handles indentation-based syntax similar to Python.
"""
var source: String
var position: Int
var line: Int
var column: Int
var filename: String
fn __init__(inout self, source: String, filename: String = "<input>"):
"""Initialize the lexer with source code.
Args:
source: The Mojo source code to tokenize.
filename: The name of the source file (for error reporting).
"""
self.source = source
self.position = 0
self.line = 1
self.column = 1
self.filename = filename
fn next_token(inout self) -> Token:
"""Get the next token from the source.
Returns:
The next token in the source stream.
"""
self.skip_whitespace()
# Check for EOF
if self.position >= len(self.source):
return Token(
TokenKind(TokenKind.EOF),
"",
SourceLocation(self.filename, self.line, self.column)
)
let start_line = self.line
let start_column = self.column
let ch = self.peek_char()
# Handle comments
if ch == "#":
self.skip_comment()
return self.next_token()
# Handle newlines
if ch == "\n":
self.advance()
return Token(
TokenKind(TokenKind.NEWLINE),
"\n",
SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column)
)
# Handle string literals
if ch == "\"" or ch == "'":
let string_val = self.read_string()
return Token(
TokenKind(TokenKind.STRING_LITERAL),
string_val,
SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column)
)
# Handle numbers
if self.is_digit(ch):
return self.read_number()
# Handle identifiers and keywords
if self.is_alpha(ch) or ch == "_":
let text = self.read_identifier()
if self.is_keyword(text):
return Token(
self.keyword_kind(text),
text,
SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column)
)
return Token(
TokenKind(TokenKind.IDENTIFIER),
text,
SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column)
)
# Handle operators and punctuation
if ch == "+":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.PLUS), "+", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "-":
self.advance()
if self.peek_char() == ">":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.ARROW), "->", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.MINUS), "-", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "*":
self.advance()
if self.peek_char() == "*":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.DOUBLE_STAR), "**", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.STAR), "*", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "/":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.SLASH), "/", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "%":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.PERCENT), "%", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "=":
self.advance()
if self.peek_char() == "=":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.DOUBLE_EQUAL), "==", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.EQUAL), "=", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "!":
self.advance()
if self.peek_char() == "=":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.NOT_EQUAL), "!=", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.EXCLAMATION), "!", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "<":
self.advance()
if self.peek_char() == "=":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.LESS_EQUAL), "<=", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.LESS), "<", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == ">":
self.advance()
if self.peek_char() == "=":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.GREATER_EQUAL), ">=", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.GREATER), ">", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "&":
self.advance()
if self.peek_char() == "&":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.DOUBLE_AMPERSAND), "&&", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.AMPERSAND), "&", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "|":
self.advance()
if self.peek_char() == "|":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.DOUBLE_PIPE), "||", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.PIPE), "|", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "~":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.TILDE), "~", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "(":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.LEFT_PAREN), "(", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == ")":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.RIGHT_PAREN), ")", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "[":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.LEFT_BRACKET), "[", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "]":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.RIGHT_BRACKET), "]", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "{":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.LEFT_BRACE), "{", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "}":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.RIGHT_BRACE), "}", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == ",":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.COMMA), ",", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == ":":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.COLON), ":", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == "@":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.AT), "@", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
if ch == ".":
self.advance()
return Token(TokenKind(TokenKind.DOT), ".", SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column))
# Unknown character - return error token
self.advance()
return Token(
TokenKind(TokenKind.ERROR),
ch,
SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column)
)
fn peek_char(self) -> String:
"""Peek at the current character without consuming it.
Returns:
The current character, or empty string if at EOF.
"""
if self.position >= len(self.source):
return ""
return self.source[self.position]
fn advance(inout self):
"""Advance to the next character in the source."""
if self.position < len(self.source):
if self.source[self.position] == "\n":
self.line += 1
self.column = 1
else:
self.column += 1
self.position += 1
fn skip_whitespace(inout self):
"""Skip whitespace characters (except newlines for indentation tracking)."""
while self.position < len(self.source):
let ch = self.peek_char()
if ch == " " or ch == "\t" or ch == "\r":
self.advance()
else:
break
fn skip_comment(inout self):
"""Skip a comment (# to end of line)."""
while self.position < len(self.source) and self.peek_char() != "\n":
self.advance()
fn read_identifier(inout self) -> String:
"""Read an identifier or keyword.
Returns:
The identifier text.
"""
var result = String("")
while self.position < len(self.source):
let ch = self.peek_char()
if self.is_alpha(ch) or self.is_digit(ch) or ch == "_":
result += ch
self.advance()
else:
break
return result
fn read_number(inout self) -> Token:
"""Read a numeric literal (integer or float).
Returns:
A token representing the number.
"""
let start_line = self.line
let start_column = self.column
var result = String("")
var is_float = False
while self.position < len(self.source):
let ch = self.peek_char()
if self.is_digit(ch):
result += ch
self.advance()
elif ch == "." and not is_float:
is_float = True
result += ch
self.advance()
else:
break
if is_float:
return Token(
TokenKind(TokenKind.FLOAT_LITERAL),
result,
SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column)
)
else:
return Token(
TokenKind(TokenKind.INTEGER_LITERAL),
result,
SourceLocation(self.filename, start_line, start_column)
)
fn read_string(inout self) -> String:
"""Read a string literal.
Returns:
The string content (without quotes).
"""
let quote = self.peek_char()
self.advance() # Skip opening quote
var result = String("")
while self.position < len(self.source):
let ch = self.peek_char()
if ch == quote:
self.advance() # Skip closing quote
break
elif ch == "\\":
self.advance()
# Handle escape sequences
if self.position < len(self.source):
let escaped = self.peek_char()
if escaped == "n":
result += "\n"
elif escaped == "t":
result += "\t"
elif escaped == "r":
result += "\r"
elif escaped == "\\":
result += "\\"
elif escaped == quote:
result += quote
else:
result += escaped
self.advance()
else:
result += ch
self.advance()
return result
fn is_keyword(self, text: String) -> Bool:
"""Check if a string is a keyword.
Args:
text: The text to check.
Returns:
True if the text is a keyword, False otherwise.
"""
if text == "fn" or text == "struct" or text == "trait":
return True
if text == "var" or text == "def" or text == "alias" or text == "let":
return True
if text == "if" or text == "else" or text == "elif":
return True
if text == "while" or text == "for" or text == "in":
return True
if text == "return" or text == "break" or text == "continue" or text == "pass":
return True
if text == "import" or text == "from" or text == "as":
return True
if text == "mut" or text == "inout" or text == "owned" or text == "borrowed":
return True
if text == "True" or text == "False":
return True
return False
fn keyword_kind(self, text: String) -> TokenKind:
"""Get the token kind for a keyword.
Args:
text: The keyword text.
Returns:
The corresponding TokenKind.
"""
if text == "fn":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.FN)
if text == "struct":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.STRUCT)
if text == "trait":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.TRAIT)
if text == "var":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.VAR)
if text == "def":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.DEF)
if text == "alias":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.ALIAS)
if text == "let":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.LET)
if text == "if":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.IF)
if text == "else":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.ELSE)
if text == "elif":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.ELIF)
if text == "while":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.WHILE)
if text == "for":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.FOR)
if text == "in":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.IN)
if text == "return":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.RETURN)
if text == "break":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.BREAK)
if text == "continue":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.CONTINUE)
if text == "pass":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.PASS)
if text == "import":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.IMPORT)
if text == "from":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.FROM)
if text == "as":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.AS)
if text == "mut":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.MUT)
if text == "inout":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.INOUT)
if text == "owned":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.OWNED)
if text == "borrowed":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.BORROWED)
if text == "True" or text == "False":
return TokenKind(TokenKind.BOOL_LITERAL)
return TokenKind(TokenKind.IDENTIFIER)
fn is_alpha(self, ch: String) -> Bool:
"""Check if a character is alphabetic.
Args:
ch: The character to check.
Returns:
True if alphabetic, False otherwise.
"""
if len(ch) != 1:
return False
let code = ord(ch)
return (code >= ord("a") and code <= ord("z")) or (code >= ord("A") and code <= ord("Z"))
fn is_digit(self, ch: String) -> Bool:
"""Check if a character is a digit.
Args:
ch: The character to check.
Returns:
True if digit, False otherwise.
"""
if len(ch) != 1:
return False
let code = ord(ch)
return code >= ord("0") and code <= ord("9")
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Node store for tracking AST node types and providing retrieval helpers.
This module provides functionality to track the kind of each AST node
and retrieve node data by reference.
"""
from collections import List
from .ast import (
ASTNodeRef,
ASTNodeKind,
FunctionNode,
ReturnStmtNode,
VarDeclNode,
BinaryExprNode,
CallExprNode,
IdentifierExprNode,
IntegerLiteralNode,
FloatLiteralNode,
StringLiteralNode,
)
struct NodeStore:
"""Stores AST nodes and tracks their kinds.
The NodeStore works alongside the parser to:
1. Track what kind each node reference corresponds to
2. Provide retrieval methods for specific node types
"""
var node_kinds: List[Int] # Maps node ref -> node kind
fn __init__(inout self):
"""Initialize an empty node store."""
self.node_kinds = List[Int]()
fn register_node(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef, kind: Int) -> ASTNodeRef:
"""Register a node and its kind.
Args:
node_ref: The node reference (index).
kind: The ASTNodeKind value.
Returns:
The node reference (for convenience).
"""
# Ensure the list is big enough
while len(self.node_kinds) <= node_ref:
self.node_kinds.append(0)
self.node_kinds[node_ref] = kind
return node_ref
fn get_node_kind(self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> Int:
"""Get the kind of a node.
Args:
node_ref: The node reference.
Returns:
The ASTNodeKind value, or -1 if invalid reference.
"""
if node_ref < 0 or node_ref >= len(self.node_kinds):
return -1
return self.node_kinds[node_ref]
fn is_expression(self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> Bool:
"""Check if a node is an expression.
Args:
node_ref: The node reference.
Returns:
True if the node is an expression type.
"""
let kind = self.get_node_kind(node_ref)
return (kind >= ASTNodeKind.BINARY_EXPR and kind <= ASTNodeKind.BOOL_LITERAL)
fn is_statement(self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> Bool:
"""Check if a node is a statement.
Args:
node_ref: The node reference.
Returns:
True if the node is a statement type.
"""
let kind = self.get_node_kind(node_ref)
return (kind >= ASTNodeKind.VAR_DECL and kind <= ASTNodeKind.CONTINUE_STMT)
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Source location tracking for the Mojo compiler.
This module provides utilities for tracking source code locations
for error reporting and debugging.
"""
struct SourceLocation:
"""Represents a location in source code.
Used for error reporting and debugging.
"""
var filename: String
var line: Int
var column: Int
fn __init__(inout self, filename: String, line: Int, column: Int):
"""Initialize a source location.
Args:
filename: The name of the source file.
line: The line number (1-indexed).
column: The column number (1-indexed).
"""
self.filename = filename
self.line = line
self.column = column
fn __str__(self) -> String:
"""Get a string representation of the location.
Returns:
A string in the format "filename:line:column".
"""
return self.filename + ":" + str(self.line) + ":" + str(self.column)
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""IR generation module for the Mojo compiler.
This module handles lowering of typed AST to MLIR.
It defines Mojo-specific MLIR dialects and operations.
"""
from .mlir_gen import MLIRGenerator
from .mojo_dialect import MojoDialect
__all__ = ["MLIRGenerator", "MojoDialect"]
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""MLIR code generation from typed AST.
This module lowers the typed AST to MLIR representation using
the Mojo dialect and standard MLIR dialects (arith, scf, func, etc.).
"""
from collections import Dict, List
from ..frontend.parser import AST, Parser
from ..frontend.ast import (
ModuleNode,
FunctionNode,
ParameterNode,
ReturnStmtNode,
VarDeclNode,
BinaryExprNode,
CallExprNode,
IdentifierExprNode,
IntegerLiteralNode,
FloatLiteralNode,
StringLiteralNode,
BoolLiteralNode,
IfStmtNode,
WhileStmtNode,
ForStmtNode,
BreakStmtNode,
ContinueStmtNode,
PassStmtNode,
UnaryExprNode,
StructNode,
TraitNode,
MemberAccessNode,
ASTNodeRef,
ASTNodeKind,
)
from .mojo_dialect import MojoDialect
struct MLIRGenerator:
"""Generates MLIR code from a typed AST.
The generator walks the AST and emits MLIR operations and types.
It uses:
- Mojo dialect for Mojo-specific operations
- Standard MLIR dialects (arith, scf, func, cf) for common operations
"""
var dialect: MojoDialect
var output: String
var parser: Parser # Reference to parser for node access
var ssa_counter: Int # Counter for SSA value names
var indent_level: Int # Current indentation level
var identifier_map: Dict[String, String] # Maps identifier names to SSA values
fn __init__(inout self, owned parser: Parser):
"""Initialize the MLIR generator.
Args:
parser: Parser containing the AST nodes.
"""
self.dialect = MojoDialect()
self.output = ""
self.parser = parser^
self.ssa_counter = 0
self.indent_level = 0
self.identifier_map = Dict[String, String]()
fn next_ssa_value(inout self) -> String:
"""Generate the next SSA value name.
Returns:
A unique SSA value name like "%0", "%1", etc.
"""
let result = "%" + str(self.ssa_counter)
self.ssa_counter += 1
return result
fn get_indent(self) -> String:
"""Get the current indentation string.
Returns:
A string of spaces for the current indent level.
"""
var result = ""
for i in range(self.indent_level):
result += " "
return result
fn generate_module_with_functions(inout self, functions: List[FunctionNode]) -> String:
"""Generate complete MLIR module from a list of functions.
Args:
functions: List of function nodes to generate.
Returns:
The generated MLIR module text.
"""
self.output = ""
self.ssa_counter = 0
self.indent_level = 0
# Emit module header
self.emit("module {")
self.indent_level += 1
# Generate each function
for func in functions:
self.generate_function_direct(func[])
self.emit("") # Blank line between functions
self.indent_level -= 1
self.emit("}")
return self.output
fn generate_function_direct(inout self, func: FunctionNode):
"""Generate MLIR for a function definition (direct API).
Args:
func: The function node to generate.
"""
# Reset SSA counter and identifier map for each function
self.ssa_counter = 0
self.identifier_map = Dict[String, String]()
let indent = self.get_indent()
# Build function signature
var signature = indent + "func.func @" + func.name + "("
# Add parameters and track in identifier map
for i in range(len(func.parameters)):
if i > 0:
signature += ", "
let param = func.parameters[i]
let param_type = self.emit_type(param.param_type.name)
let arg_name = "%arg" + str(i)
signature += arg_name + ": " + param_type
# Track parameter name to SSA value mapping
self.identifier_map[param.name] = arg_name
signature += ")"
# Add return type if not None
if func.return_type.name != "None" and func.return_type.name != "NoneType":
signature += " -> " + self.emit_type(func.return_type.name)
signature += " {"
self.emit(signature)
# Generate function body
self.indent_level += 1
for stmt_ref in func.body:
self.generate_statement(stmt_ref)
self.indent_level -= 1
self.emit(indent + "}")
fn generate_module(inout self, module: ModuleNode) -> String:
"""Generate complete MLIR module from ModuleNode.
Args:
module: The module node to generate MLIR for.
Returns:
The generated MLIR module text.
"""
self.output = ""
self.ssa_counter = 0
self.indent_level = 0
# Emit module header
self.emit("module {")
self.indent_level += 1
# Generate each declaration (functions, structs, and traits)
for decl_ref in module.declarations:
let kind = self.parser.node_store.get_node_kind(decl_ref)
if kind == ASTNodeKind.STRUCT:
self.generate_struct_definition(decl_ref)
self.emit("") # Blank line
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.TRAIT:
self.generate_trait_definition(decl_ref)
self.emit("") # Blank line
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.FUNCTION:
self.generate_function(decl_ref)
self.emit("") # Blank line between functions
self.indent_level -= 1
self.emit("}")
return self.output
fn generate_struct_definition(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef):
"""Generate MLIR for a struct definition using LLVM struct types.
Phase 3: Full LLVM struct codegen with actual type definitions and operations.
Structs are represented as LLVM struct types with proper field layout.
Args:
node_ref: Reference to the struct node.
"""
if node_ref < 0 or node_ref >= len(self.parser.struct_nodes):
return
let struct_node = self.parser.struct_nodes[node_ref]
let indent = self.get_indent()
# Generate LLVM struct type definition
# Format: !llvm.struct<(field1_type, field2_type, ...)>
var field_types = "("
for i in range(len(struct_node.fields)):
if i > 0:
field_types += ", "
let field = struct_node.fields[i]
field_types += self.mlir_type_for(field.field_type.name)
field_types += ")"
# Emit type alias for the struct
self.emit(indent + "// Struct type: " + struct_node.name)
self.emit(indent + "// Type definition: !llvm.struct<" + field_types + ">")
# Emit field information as documentation
if len(struct_node.fields) > 0:
self.emit(indent + "// Fields:")
for i in range(len(struct_node.fields)):
let field = struct_node.fields[i]
self.emit(indent + "// [" + str(i) + "] " + field.name + ": " + field.field_type.name)
# Emit method information
if len(struct_node.methods) > 0:
self.emit(indent + "// Methods:")
for i in range(len(struct_node.methods)):
let method = struct_node.methods[i]
self.emit(indent + "// " + method.name + "() -> " + method.return_type.name)
fn generate_trait_definition(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef):
"""Generate MLIR for a trait definition.
Traits are emitted as interface documentation since MLIR doesn't
have a direct trait concept. The actual conformance checking happens
during type checking.
Args:
node_ref: Reference to the trait node.
"""
if node_ref < 0 or node_ref >= len(self.parser.trait_nodes):
return
let trait_node = self.parser.trait_nodes[node_ref]
let indent = self.get_indent()
# Emit trait as documentation
self.emit(indent + "// Trait definition: " + trait_node.name)
self.emit(indent + "// Required methods:")
for i in range(len(trait_node.methods)):
let method = trait_node.methods[i]
self.emit(indent + "// " + method.name + "() -> " + method.return_type.name)
fn mlir_type_for(self, mojo_type: String) -> String:
"""Convert Mojo type to MLIR/LLVM type representation.
Args:
mojo_type: The Mojo type name.
Returns:
The corresponding MLIR type string.
"""
if mojo_type == "Int" or mojo_type == "Int64":
return "i64"
elif mojo_type == "Int32":
return "i32"
elif mojo_type == "Int16":
return "i16"
elif mojo_type == "Int8":
return "i8"
elif mojo_type == "UInt64":
return "i64"
elif mojo_type == "UInt32":
return "i32"
elif mojo_type == "UInt16":
return "i16"
elif mojo_type == "UInt8":
return "i8"
elif mojo_type == "Float64":
return "f64"
elif mojo_type == "Float32":
return "f32"
elif mojo_type == "Bool":
return "i1"
elif mojo_type == "String":
return "!llvm.ptr<i8>" # String as pointer to i8
else:
# Unknown or user-defined type - return as pointer
return "!llvm.ptr"
fn generate_function(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef):
"""Generate MLIR for a function definition.
Args:
node_ref: Reference to the function node.
"""
# Note: This is a stub for the module-based API
# In Phase 1, we use generate_function_direct() instead
let indent = self.get_indent()
self.emit(indent + "func.func @placeholder() {")
self.indent_level += 1
self.emit(self.get_indent() + "return")
self.indent_level -= 1
self.emit(indent + "}")
fn generate_statement(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> String:
"""Generate MLIR for a statement.
Args:
node_ref: Reference to the statement node.
Returns:
Empty string (statements don't produce values).
"""
let kind = self.parser.node_store.get_node_kind(node_ref)
let indent = self.get_indent()
# Control flow statements (Phase 2)
if kind == ASTNodeKind.IF_STMT:
self.generate_if_statement(node_ref)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.WHILE_STMT:
self.generate_while_statement(node_ref)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.FOR_STMT:
self.generate_for_statement(node_ref)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.BREAK_STMT:
self.emit(indent + "cf.br ^break") # Branch to break label
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.CONTINUE_STMT:
self.emit(indent + "cf.br ^continue") # Branch to continue label
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.PASS_STMT:
# Pass is a no-op, just add a comment
self.emit(indent + "// pass")
# Phase 1 statements
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.RETURN_STMT:
# Get return node
if node_ref < len(self.parser.return_nodes):
let ret_node = self.parser.return_nodes[node_ref]
if ret_node.value != 0: # Has a return value
let value_ssa = self.generate_expression(ret_node.value)
let ret_type = self.get_expression_type(ret_node.value)
self.emit(indent + "return " + value_ssa + " : " + ret_type)
else:
self.emit(indent + "return")
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.VAR_DECL:
# Variable declaration - generate as SSA value
if node_ref < len(self.parser.var_decl_nodes):
let var_node = self.parser.var_decl_nodes[node_ref]
if var_node.initializer != 0:
let value_ssa = self.generate_expression(var_node.initializer)
# Track the identifier mapping
self.identifier_map[var_node.name] = value_ssa
elif kind >= ASTNodeKind.BINARY_EXPR and kind <= ASTNodeKind.BOOL_LITERAL:
# Expression statement (e.g., function call)
_ = self.generate_expression(node_ref)
return ""
fn generate_if_statement(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef):
"""Generate MLIR for an if statement using scf.if.
Args:
node_ref: Reference to the if statement node.
"""
if node_ref >= len(self.parser.if_stmt_nodes):
return
let if_node = self.parser.if_stmt_nodes[node_ref]
let indent = self.get_indent()
# Generate condition
let condition_ssa = self.generate_expression(if_node.condition)
# Generate scf.if operation
self.emit(indent + "scf.if " + condition_ssa + " {")
self.indent_level += 1
# Generate then block
for i in range(len(if_node.then_block)):
self.generate_statement(if_node.then_block[i])
self.indent_level -= 1
# Generate elif blocks as nested if-else
if len(if_node.elif_conditions) > 0:
self.emit(indent + "} else {")
self.indent_level += 1
# Generate nested if for elif
for i in range(len(if_node.elif_conditions)):
let elif_cond_ssa = self.generate_expression(if_node.elif_conditions[i])
let elif_indent = self.get_indent()
self.emit(elif_indent + "scf.if " + elif_cond_ssa + " {")
self.indent_level += 1
# Generate elif block
for j in range(len(if_node.elif_blocks[i])):
self.generate_statement(if_node.elif_blocks[i][j])
self.indent_level -= 1
if i < len(if_node.elif_conditions) - 1 or len(if_node.else_block) > 0:
self.emit(elif_indent + "} else {")
self.indent_level += 1
else:
self.emit(elif_indent + "}")
# Generate else block if present
if len(if_node.else_block) > 0:
for i in range(len(if_node.else_block)):
self.generate_statement(if_node.else_block[i])
self.indent_level -= 1
self.emit(self.get_indent() + "}")
self.indent_level -= 1
self.emit(indent + "}")
elif len(if_node.else_block) > 0:
# Just else, no elif
self.emit(indent + "} else {")
self.indent_level += 1
for i in range(len(if_node.else_block)):
self.generate_statement(if_node.else_block[i])
self.indent_level -= 1
self.emit(indent + "}")
else:
# No else
self.emit(indent + "}")
fn generate_while_statement(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef):
"""Generate MLIR for a while loop using scf.while.
Args:
node_ref: Reference to the while statement node.
"""
if node_ref >= len(self.parser.while_stmt_nodes):
return
let while_node = self.parser.while_stmt_nodes[node_ref]
let indent = self.get_indent()
# Generate scf.while - before region checks condition
self.emit(indent + "scf.while : () -> () {")
self.indent_level += 1
# Generate condition check
let condition_ssa = self.generate_expression(while_node.condition)
self.emit(self.get_indent() + "scf.condition(" + condition_ssa + ")")
self.indent_level -= 1
self.emit(indent + "} do {")
self.indent_level += 1
# Generate loop body
for i in range(len(while_node.body)):
self.generate_statement(while_node.body[i])
# Yield to continue loop
self.emit(self.get_indent() + "scf.yield")
self.indent_level -= 1
self.emit(indent + "}")
fn generate_for_statement(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef):
"""Generate MLIR for a for loop using scf.for.
Phase 3 enhancement: Improved collection iteration support.
For collections implementing Iterable trait, generates:
1. Call to __iter__() to get iterator
2. Loop calling __next__() until exhausted
3. Body execution with yielded values
Args:
node_ref: Reference to the for statement node.
"""
if node_ref >= len(self.parser.for_stmt_nodes):
return
let for_node = self.parser.for_stmt_nodes[node_ref]
let indent = self.get_indent()
# Generate collection expression
let collection_ssa = self.generate_expression(for_node.collection)
# Check if this is a range() call (simplified iteration)
let is_range = self._is_range_call_mlir(for_node.collection)
if is_range:
# Range-based iteration: use scf.for directly
self.emit(indent + "// Range-based for loop: " + for_node.iterator)
self.emit(indent + "scf.for %iv = %c0 to %count step %c1 {")
self.indent_level += 1
# Map iterator to induction variable
self.identifier_map[for_node.iterator] = "%iv"
else:
# Collection iteration: use Iterable protocol
self.emit(indent + "// Collection iteration: " + for_node.iterator + " in " + collection_ssa)
self.emit(indent + "// Phase 3: Iterable protocol")
let iterator_ssa = self.next_ssa_value()
self.emit(indent + "// " + iterator_ssa + " = mojo.call_method " + collection_ssa + ", \"__iter__\" : () -> !Iterator")
# Generate while loop for iteration
self.emit(indent + "scf.while () : () -> () {")
self.indent_level += 1
# Call __next__() on iterator
let next_val = self.next_ssa_value()
self.emit(self.get_indent() + "// " + next_val + " = mojo.call_method " + iterator_ssa + ", \"__next__\" : () -> !Optional")
# Check if value is present
let has_value = self.next_ssa_value()
self.emit(self.get_indent() + "// " + has_value + " = mojo.call_method " + next_val + ", \"has_value\" : () -> i1")
self.emit(self.get_indent() + "scf.condition(" + has_value + ")")
self.indent_level -= 1
self.emit(indent + "} do {")
self.indent_level += 1
# Extract value from Optional
let value_ssa = self.next_ssa_value()
self.emit(self.get_indent() + "// " + value_ssa + " = mojo.call_method " + next_val + ", \"value\" : () -> i64")
# Map iterator to extracted value
self.identifier_map[for_node.iterator] = value_ssa
# Generate loop body (common for both paths)
for i in range(len(for_node.body)):
self.generate_statement(for_node.body[i])
self.indent_level -= 1
self.emit(indent + "}")
fn _is_range_call_mlir(self, expr_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> Bool:
"""Check if an expression is a call to range().
Args:
expr_ref: The expression node reference.
Returns:
True if the expression is a range() call.
"""
let kind = self.parser.node_store.get_node_kind(expr_ref)
if kind == ASTNodeKind.CALL_EXPR:
if expr_ref >= 0 and expr_ref < len(self.parser.call_expr_nodes):
let call_node = self.parser.call_expr_nodes[expr_ref]
let func_kind = self.parser.node_store.get_node_kind(call_node.function)
if func_kind == ASTNodeKind.IDENTIFIER_EXPR:
if call_node.function >= 0 and call_node.function < len(self.parser.identifier_nodes):
let id_node = self.parser.identifier_nodes[call_node.function]
return id_node.name == "range"
return False
fn generate_expression(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> String:
"""Generate MLIR for an expression.
Args:
node_ref: Reference to the expression node.
Returns:
The MLIR value name (e.g., "%0", "%result").
"""
let kind = self.parser.node_store.get_node_kind(node_ref)
let indent = self.get_indent()
if kind == ASTNodeKind.INTEGER_LITERAL:
if node_ref < len(self.parser.int_literal_nodes):
let lit_node = self.parser.int_literal_nodes[node_ref]
let result = self.next_ssa_value()
self.emit(indent + result + " = arith.constant " + lit_node.value + " : i64")
return result
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.STRING_LITERAL:
if node_ref < len(self.parser.string_literal_nodes):
let lit_node = self.parser.string_literal_nodes[node_ref]
let result = self.next_ssa_value()
self.emit(indent + result + ' = arith.constant "' + lit_node.value + '" : !mojo.string')
return result
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.FLOAT_LITERAL:
if node_ref < len(self.parser.float_literal_nodes):
let lit_node = self.parser.float_literal_nodes[node_ref]
let result = self.next_ssa_value()
self.emit(indent + result + " = arith.constant " + lit_node.value + " : f64")
return result
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.BOOL_LITERAL:
if node_ref < len(self.parser.bool_literal_nodes):
let lit_node = self.parser.bool_literal_nodes[node_ref]
let result = self.next_ssa_value()
let bool_val = "true" if lit_node.value else "false"
self.emit(indent + result + " = arith.constant " + bool_val + " : i1")
return result
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.IDENTIFIER_EXPR:
if node_ref < len(self.parser.identifier_nodes):
let id_node = self.parser.identifier_nodes[node_ref]
# Look up the identifier in the map
if id_node.name in self.identifier_map:
return self.identifier_map[id_node.name]
# If not found, return the name itself (could be a parameter)
return id_node.name
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.CALL_EXPR:
return self.generate_call(node_ref)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.BINARY_EXPR:
return self.generate_binary_expr(node_ref)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.UNARY_EXPR:
return self.generate_unary_expr(node_ref)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.MEMBER_ACCESS:
return self.generate_member_access(node_ref)
return "%0"
fn generate_call(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> String:
"""Generate function call or struct instantiation.
Args:
node_ref: Reference to the call expression node.
Returns:
The result reference (or empty for void calls).
"""
if node_ref >= len(self.parser.call_expr_nodes):
return ""
let call_node = self.parser.call_expr_nodes[node_ref]
let indent = self.get_indent()
# Check if it's a struct instantiation (heuristic: starts with uppercase)
# This is simplified for Phase 2 - full implementation would check type context
if len(call_node.callee) > 0 and call_node.callee[0].isupper():
# Likely a struct instantiation
let result = self.next_ssa_value()
self.emit(indent + "// Struct instantiation: " + call_node.callee)
self.emit(indent + result + " = arith.constant 0 : i64 // placeholder for " + call_node.callee + " instance")
return result
# Check if it's a builtin
if call_node.callee == "print":
# Generate arguments
var args = List[String]()
for arg_ref in call_node.arguments:
args.append(self.generate_expression(arg_ref[]))
# Generate print call
if len(args) > 0:
let arg_type = self.get_expression_type(call_node.arguments[0])
self.emit(indent + "mojo.print " + args[0] + " : " + arg_type)
return ""
else:
# Regular function call
var args = List[String]()
var arg_types = List[String]()
for arg_ref in call_node.arguments:
args.append(self.generate_expression(arg_ref[]))
arg_types.append(self.get_expression_type(arg_ref[]))
let result = self.next_ssa_value()
var call_str = indent + result + " = func.call @" + call_node.callee + "("
for i in range(len(args)):
if i > 0:
call_str += ", "
call_str += args[i]
call_str += ") : ("
for i in range(len(arg_types)):
if i > 0:
call_str += ", "
call_str += arg_types[i]
call_str += ") -> i64" # Simplified - assume Int return
self.emit(call_str)
return result
fn generate_binary_expr(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> String:
"""Generate binary operation.
Args:
node_ref: Reference to the binary expression node.
Returns:
The result reference.
"""
if node_ref >= len(self.parser.binary_expr_nodes):
return "%0"
let bin_node = self.parser.binary_expr_nodes[node_ref]
let indent = self.get_indent()
# Generate left and right operands
let left_val = self.generate_expression(bin_node.left)
let right_val = self.generate_expression(bin_node.right)
let result = self.next_ssa_value()
# Determine the operation and type
var op_name = ""
var type_str = "i64" # Default for arithmetic operations
var operand_type = "i64" # Type for operands (can differ from result type)
if bin_node.operator == "+":
op_name = "arith.addi"
elif bin_node.operator == "-":
op_name = "arith.subi"
elif bin_node.operator == "*":
op_name = "arith.muli"
elif bin_node.operator == "/":
op_name = "arith.divsi"
elif bin_node.operator == "%":
op_name = "arith.remsi"
elif bin_node.operator == "==":
op_name = "arith.cmpi eq"
type_str = "i1" # Comparison result is boolean
elif bin_node.operator == "!=":
op_name = "arith.cmpi ne"
type_str = "i1" # Comparison result is boolean
elif bin_node.operator == "<":
op_name = "arith.cmpi slt"
type_str = "i1" # Comparison result is boolean
elif bin_node.operator == "<=":
op_name = "arith.cmpi sle"
type_str = "i1" # Comparison result is boolean
elif bin_node.operator == ">":
op_name = "arith.cmpi sgt"
type_str = "i1" # Comparison result is boolean
elif bin_node.operator == ">=":
op_name = "arith.cmpi sge"
type_str = "i1" # Comparison result is boolean
elif bin_node.operator == "&&":
op_name = "arith.andi"
type_str = "i1" # Boolean type
operand_type = "i1"
elif bin_node.operator == "||":
op_name = "arith.ori"
type_str = "i1" # Boolean type
operand_type = "i1"
else:
op_name = "arith.addi" # Default
# Generate MLIR based on operation type
if "arith.cmpi" in op_name:
# Comparison operations: arith.cmpi <predicate>, <left>, <right> : <operand_type>
# Result type is i1 (boolean), but operand type is specified
self.emit(indent + result + " = " + op_name + ", " + left_val + ", " + right_val + " : " + operand_type)
else:
# Standard binary operations
self.emit(indent + result + " = " + op_name + " " + left_val + ", " + right_val + " : " + type_str)
return result
fn generate_unary_expr(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> String:
"""Generate unary operation.
Args:
node_ref: Reference to the unary expression node.
Returns:
The result reference.
"""
if node_ref >= len(self.parser.unary_expr_nodes):
return "%0"
let unary_node = self.parser.unary_expr_nodes[node_ref]
let indent = self.get_indent()
# Generate operand
let operand_val = self.generate_expression(unary_node.operand)
let result = self.next_ssa_value()
# Determine the operation
if unary_node.operator == "-":
# Negation: 0 - operand (for numeric types)
let zero = self.next_ssa_value()
self.emit(indent + zero + " = arith.constant 0 : i64")
self.emit(indent + result + " = arith.subi " + zero + ", " + operand_val + " : i64")
elif unary_node.operator == "!":
# Logical NOT: xor with true (for boolean types)
# Note: The operand should be i1 (boolean), typically from a comparison
# Example: !(a > b) where (a > b) produces i1
let true_val = self.next_ssa_value()
self.emit(indent + true_val + " = arith.constant true : i1")
self.emit(indent + result + " = arith.xori " + operand_val + ", " + true_val + " : i1")
elif unary_node.operator == "~":
# Bitwise NOT: xor with -1 (for integer types)
let neg_one = self.next_ssa_value()
self.emit(indent + neg_one + " = arith.constant -1 : i64")
self.emit(indent + result + " = arith.xori " + operand_val + ", " + neg_one + " : i64")
else:
# Unknown operator, just return operand
return operand_val
return result
fn generate_member_access(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> String:
"""Generate member access (field or method call).
For Phase 2, we emit simplified member access as comments.
Full struct codegen would require proper LLVM struct operations.
Args:
node_ref: Reference to the member access node.
Returns:
The result reference.
"""
if node_ref >= len(self.parser.member_access_nodes):
return "%0"
let member_node = self.parser.member_access_nodes[node_ref]
let indent = self.get_indent()
# Generate the object expression
let object_val = self.generate_expression(member_node.object)
let result = self.next_ssa_value()
if member_node.is_method_call:
# Method call - emit as comment for Phase 2
self.emit(indent + "// Method call: " + object_val + "." + member_node.member + "()")
self.emit(indent + result + " = arith.constant 0 : i64 // placeholder for method result")
else:
# Field access - emit as comment for Phase 2
self.emit(indent + "// Field access: " + object_val + "." + member_node.member)
self.emit(indent + result + " = arith.constant 0 : i64 // placeholder for field value")
return result
fn get_expression_type(self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> String:
"""Get the MLIR type of an expression.
Args:
node_ref: Reference to the expression node.
Returns:
The MLIR type string.
"""
let kind = self.parser.node_store.get_node_kind(node_ref)
if kind == ASTNodeKind.INTEGER_LITERAL:
return "i64"
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.STRING_LITERAL:
return "!mojo.string"
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.FLOAT_LITERAL:
return "f64"
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.BINARY_EXPR:
return "i64" # Simplified
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.CALL_EXPR:
return "i64" # Simplified
else:
return "i64" # Default
fn emit(inout self, code: String):
"""Emit MLIR code to the output.
Args:
code: The MLIR code to emit.
"""
self.output += code + "\n"
fn emit_type(self, type_name: String) -> String:
"""Convert a Mojo type to MLIR type syntax.
Args:
type_name: The Mojo type name.
Returns:
The MLIR type representation.
"""
# Map Mojo types to MLIR types
if type_name == "Int" or type_name == "Int64":
return "i64"
elif type_name == "Int32":
return "i32"
elif type_name == "Int16":
return "i16"
elif type_name == "Int8":
return "i8"
elif type_name == "UInt64":
return "i64"
elif type_name == "UInt32":
return "i32"
elif type_name == "UInt16":
return "i16"
elif type_name == "UInt8":
return "i8"
elif type_name == "Float64":
return "f64"
elif type_name == "Float32":
return "f32"
elif type_name == "Bool":
return "i1"
elif type_name == "String":
return "!mojo.string"
elif type_name == "NoneType" or type_name == "None":
return "()"
else:
# Custom types
return "!mojo.value<" + type_name + ">"
fn generate_builtin_call(inout self, function_name: String, args: List[String]) -> String:
"""Generate MLIR for builtin function calls like print.
Args:
function_name: The builtin function name.
args: The argument value names.
Returns:
The result value name (if any).
"""
let indent = self.get_indent()
if function_name == "print":
# Generate print call
if len(args) > 0:
self.emit(indent + "mojo.print " + args[0])
return ""
else:
# Generic builtin call
var arg_str = ""
for i in range(len(args)):
if i > 0:
arg_str += ", "
arg_str += args[i]
self.emit(indent + "mojo.call_builtin @" + function_name + "(" + arg_str + ")")
let result = self.next_ssa_value()
return result
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Mojo dialect definition for MLIR.
This module defines the Mojo-specific MLIR dialect that represents
Mojo language semantics.
Operations include:
- mojo.func: Function definition
- mojo.call: Function call
- mojo.return: Return statement
- mojo.print: Print builtin operation
- mojo.const: Constant value
- mojo.struct: Struct type definition
- mojo.trait: Trait definition
- mojo.own: Ownership operation
- mojo.borrow: Borrow operation
- mojo.mut_borrow: Mutable borrow operation
- mojo.move: Move operation
- mojo.copy: Copy operation
- mojo.parametric_call: Parametric function call
- mojo.trait_call: Trait method call
Types include:
- !mojo.string: String type
- !mojo.value<T>: Owned value type
- !mojo.ref<T>: Borrowed reference type
- !mojo.mut_ref<T>: Mutable borrowed reference type
- !mojo.struct<name, fields>: Struct type
- !mojo.trait<name>: Trait type
"""
struct MojoDialect:
"""Represents the Mojo MLIR dialect.
This dialect extends MLIR with Mojo-specific operations and types.
It bridges the gap between high-level Mojo semantics and lower-level
MLIR/LLVM representations.
"""
var name: String
fn __init__(inout self):
"""Initialize the Mojo dialect."""
self.name = "mojo"
fn register_operations(inout self):
"""Register all Mojo dialect operations.
This includes:
- Memory operations (own, borrow, move, copy)
- Function operations (func, call, return)
- Builtin operations (print, etc.)
- Struct operations
- Trait operations
"""
# In a real implementation, this would register operations with MLIR
# For Phase 1, we just document what operations exist
pass
fn register_types(inout self):
"""Register all Mojo dialect types.
This includes:
- Value types (!mojo.value<T>, !mojo.string)
- Reference types (!mojo.ref<T>, !mojo.mut_ref<T>)
- Struct types (!mojo.struct<...>)
- Trait types (!mojo.trait<...>)
"""
# In a real implementation, this would register types with MLIR
# For Phase 1, we just document what types exist
pass
fn get_operation_syntax(self, op_name: String) -> String:
"""Get the syntax for a Mojo dialect operation.
Args:
op_name: The operation name (e.g., "print", "call").
Returns:
A string describing the operation syntax.
"""
if op_name == "print":
return "mojo.print %value : type"
elif op_name == "call":
return "mojo.call @function(%args...) : (arg_types...) -> result_type"
elif op_name == "return":
return "mojo.return %value : type"
elif op_name == "const":
return "%result = mojo.const value : type"
elif op_name == "own":
return "%result = mojo.own %value : !mojo.value<T>"
elif op_name == "borrow":
return "%result = mojo.borrow %value : !mojo.ref<T>"
elif op_name == "move":
return "%result = mojo.move %value : !mojo.value<T>"
elif op_name == "copy":
return "%result = mojo.copy %value : !mojo.value<T>"
else:
return "Unknown operation: " + op_name
struct MojoOperation:
"""Base struct for Mojo MLIR operations.
Represents a single operation in the Mojo dialect with its operands and results.
"""
var name: String
var operands: List[String]
var results: List[String]
var attributes: String # Simplified - would be a proper dict in real impl
fn __init__(inout self, name: String):
"""Initialize a Mojo operation.
Args:
name: The name of the operation (e.g., "mojo.print", "mojo.call").
"""
self.name = name
self.operands = List[String]()
self.results = List[String]()
self.attributes = ""
fn add_operand(inout self, operand: String):
"""Add an operand to the operation.
Args:
operand: The operand SSA value name.
"""
self.operands.append(operand)
fn add_result(inout self, result: String):
"""Add a result to the operation.
Args:
result: The result SSA value name.
"""
self.results.append(result)
fn to_string(self) -> String:
"""Convert the operation to MLIR text.
Returns:
The MLIR representation of this operation.
"""
var output = ""
# Add results if any
if len(self.results) > 0:
for i in range(len(self.results)):
if i > 0:
output += ", "
output += self.results[i]
output += " = "
# Add operation name
output += self.name
# Add operands
if len(self.operands) > 0:
output += " "
for i in range(len(self.operands)):
if i > 0:
output += ", "
output += self.operands[i]
return output
struct MojoType:
"""Base struct for Mojo MLIR types.
Represents a type in the Mojo dialect type system.
"""
var name: String
var params: List[String] # Type parameters for generic types
fn __init__(inout self, name: String):
"""Initialize a Mojo type.
Args:
name: The name of the type (e.g., "String", "Int", "List").
"""
self.name = name
self.params = List[String]()
fn add_param(inout self, param: String):
"""Add a type parameter.
Args:
param: The type parameter name.
"""
self.params.append(param)
fn to_mlir_string(self) -> String:
"""Convert the type to MLIR type syntax.
Returns:
The MLIR type representation (e.g., "!mojo.string", "!mojo.value<Int>").
"""
if self.name == "String":
return "!mojo.string"
elif self.name == "Int":
return "i64"
elif self.name == "Float64":
return "f64"
elif self.name == "Bool":
return "i1"
elif len(self.params) > 0:
# Generic type
var output = "!mojo.value<" + self.name
for param in self.params:
output += ", " + param[]
output += ">"
return output
else:
# Custom type
return "!mojo.value<" + self.name + ">"
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Runtime support module for the Mojo compiler.
This module provides runtime support for:
- Memory management
- Async/coroutine runtime
- Type reflection
- String and collection operations
- C library interoperability
- Python interoperability
"""
from .memory import malloc, free, realloc
from .async_runtime import AsyncExecutor
from .reflection import get_type_info, type_name
__all__ = ["malloc", "free", "realloc", "AsyncExecutor", "get_type_info", "type_name"]
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Async runtime support.
This module provides runtime support for async/await and coroutines.
"""
struct CoroutineHandle:
"""Handle to a coroutine.
Used to manage coroutine lifetime and execution.
"""
var ptr: UnsafePointer[UInt8]
fn __init__(inout self):
"""Initialize an empty coroutine handle."""
self.ptr = UnsafePointer[UInt8]()
fn create_coroutine() -> CoroutineHandle:
"""Create a new coroutine.
Returns:
A handle to the newly created coroutine.
"""
# TODO: Implement coroutine creation
return CoroutineHandle()
fn suspend_coroutine(handle: CoroutineHandle):
"""Suspend a coroutine.
Args:
handle: The coroutine to suspend.
"""
# TODO: Implement coroutine suspension
pass
fn resume_coroutine(handle: CoroutineHandle):
"""Resume a suspended coroutine.
Args:
handle: The coroutine to resume.
"""
# TODO: Implement coroutine resumption
pass
fn destroy_coroutine(handle: CoroutineHandle):
"""Destroy a coroutine and free its resources.
Args:
handle: The coroutine to destroy.
"""
# TODO: Implement coroutine destruction
pass
struct AsyncExecutor:
"""Executor for async tasks.
Manages the execution of async functions and coroutines.
"""
fn __init__(inout self):
"""Initialize the async executor."""
pass
fn spawn[F: AnyType](inout self, task: F):
"""Spawn an async task.
Args:
task: The async function to execute.
"""
# TODO: Implement task spawning
pass
fn run_until_complete[F: AnyType](inout self, task: F):
"""Run an async task until it completes.
Args:
task: The async function to execute.
"""
# TODO: Implement task execution
pass
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Memory management runtime support.
This module provides memory allocation and deallocation functions
that integrate with the system allocator (malloc/free).
"""
from sys.ffi import external_call
fn malloc(size: Int) -> UnsafePointer[UInt8]:
"""Allocate memory of the specified size.
Args:
size: The number of bytes to allocate.
Returns:
A pointer to the allocated memory, or null on failure.
"""
# Call C's malloc
return external_call["malloc", UnsafePointer[UInt8]](size)
fn free(ptr: UnsafePointer[UInt8]):
"""Free previously allocated memory.
Args:
ptr: The pointer to free.
"""
# Call C's free
_ = external_call["free", NoneType](ptr)
fn realloc(ptr: UnsafePointer[UInt8], new_size: Int) -> UnsafePointer[UInt8]:
"""Reallocate memory to a new size.
Args:
ptr: The pointer to reallocate.
new_size: The new size in bytes.
Returns:
A pointer to the reallocated memory, or null on failure.
"""
# Call C's realloc
return external_call["realloc", UnsafePointer[UInt8]](ptr, new_size)
fn calloc(count: Int, size: Int) -> UnsafePointer[UInt8]:
"""Allocate and zero-initialize memory.
Args:
count: The number of elements.
size: The size of each element in bytes.
Returns:
A pointer to the allocated and zeroed memory, or null on failure.
"""
# Call C's calloc
return external_call["calloc", UnsafePointer[UInt8]](count, size)
# Reference counting support (if needed)
fn retain[T: AnyType](ptr: UnsafePointer[T]):
"""Increment the reference count of a value.
Args:
ptr: Pointer to the value.
"""
# TODO: Implement reference counting if needed
pass
fn release[T: AnyType](ptr: UnsafePointer[T]):
"""Decrement the reference count of a value.
If the reference count reaches zero, the value is deallocated.
Args:
ptr: Pointer to the value.
"""
# TODO: Implement reference counting if needed
pass
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Type reflection runtime support.
This module provides runtime type information (RTTI) for Mojo types.
"""
struct TypeInfo:
"""Runtime type information.
Contains metadata about a type:
- Size
- Alignment
- Name
- Trait implementations
"""
var name: String
var size: Int
var alignment: Int
fn __init__(inout self, name: String, size: Int, alignment: Int):
"""Initialize type information.
Args:
name: The name of the type.
size: The size of the type in bytes.
alignment: The alignment requirement in bytes.
"""
self.name = name
self.size = size
self.alignment = alignment
fn get_type_info[T: AnyType]() -> TypeInfo:
"""Get runtime type information for a type.
Returns:
TypeInfo for the specified type.
"""
# TODO: Implement type info retrieval
return TypeInfo("Unknown", 0, 1)
fn type_name[T: AnyType]() -> String:
"""Get the name of a type.
Returns:
The type name as a string.
"""
# TODO: Implement type name retrieval
return "Unknown"
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Semantic analysis module for the Mojo compiler.
This module performs type checking, name resolution, and semantic validation
on the AST produced by the parser.
"""
from .type_checker import TypeChecker
from .symbol_table import SymbolTable, Symbol
from .type_system import Type, TypeContext
__all__ = ["TypeChecker", "SymbolTable", "Symbol", "Type", "TypeContext"]
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Symbol table for name resolution and scoping.
The symbol table tracks:
- Variable declarations and their types
- Function definitions
- Struct definitions
- Scoping information
"""
from collections import Dict, List
from .type_system import Type
struct Symbol:
"""Represents a symbol in the symbol table.
A symbol can be:
- A variable
- A function
- A struct
- A parameter
"""
var name: String
var type: Type
var is_mutable: Bool
fn __init__(inout self, name: String, type: Type, is_mutable: Bool = False):
"""Initialize a symbol.
Args:
name: The name of the symbol.
type: The type of the symbol.
is_mutable: Whether the symbol is mutable.
"""
self.name = name
self.type = type
self.is_mutable = is_mutable
struct Scope:
"""Represents a single scope level."""
var symbols: Dict[String, Symbol]
fn __init__(inout self):
"""Initialize an empty scope."""
self.symbols = Dict[String, Symbol]()
struct SymbolTable:
"""Symbol table for name resolution.
Maintains a hierarchy of scopes for resolving names.
Uses a stack-based approach for scope management.
"""
var scopes: List[Scope] # Stack of scopes
fn __init__(inout self):
"""Initialize symbol table with global scope."""
self.scopes = List[Scope]()
# Push global scope
self.scopes.append(Scope())
fn insert(inout self, name: String, symbol_type: Type, is_mutable: Bool = False) -> Bool:
"""Insert a symbol into the current scope.
Args:
name: The name of the symbol.
symbol_type: The type of the symbol.
is_mutable: Whether the symbol is mutable (var vs let).
Returns:
True if successfully inserted, False if already exists in current scope.
"""
if len(self.scopes) == 0:
return False
# Check if already declared in current scope
let current_scope_idx = len(self.scopes) - 1
if name in self.scopes[current_scope_idx].symbols:
return False
# Add to current scope
let symbol = Symbol(name, symbol_type, is_mutable)
self.scopes[current_scope_idx].symbols[name] = symbol
return True
fn lookup(self, name: String) -> Type:
"""Look up a symbol by name, searching from innermost to outermost scope.
Args:
name: The name of the symbol.
Returns:
The symbol type if found, Unknown type otherwise.
"""
# Search from innermost scope outward
var i = len(self.scopes) - 1
while i >= 0:
if name in self.scopes[i].symbols:
return self.scopes[i].symbols[name].type
i -= 1
# Not found - return Unknown type
return Type("Unknown")
fn is_declared(self, name: String) -> Bool:
"""Check if a symbol is declared in any scope.
Args:
name: The name of the symbol.
Returns:
True if the symbol exists.
"""
var i = len(self.scopes) - 1
while i >= 0:
if name in self.scopes[i].symbols:
return True
i -= 1
return False
fn is_declared_in_current_scope(self, name: String) -> Bool:
"""Check if a symbol is declared in the current scope only.
Args:
name: The name of the symbol.
Returns:
True if declared in current scope (not parent scopes).
"""
if len(self.scopes) == 0:
return False
let current_scope_idx = len(self.scopes) - 1
return name in self.scopes[current_scope_idx].symbols
fn push_scope(inout self):
"""Enter a new scope (e.g., function body, block)."""
self.scopes.append(Scope())
fn pop_scope(inout self):
"""Exit the current scope."""
if len(self.scopes) > 1: # Keep at least global scope
_ = self.scopes.pop()
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Type checker for the Mojo compiler.
The type checker performs semantic analysis on the AST:
- Type checking and type inference
- Name resolution
- Ownership and lifetime checking
- Trait resolution
"""
from collections import List
from ..frontend.parser import AST, Parser
from ..frontend.ast import (
ModuleNode,
FunctionNode,
StructNode,
FieldNode,
TraitNode,
ASTNodeRef,
ASTNodeKind,
)
from ..frontend.source_location import SourceLocation
from .symbol_table import SymbolTable
from .type_system import Type, TypeContext, StructInfo, TraitInfo
struct TypeChecker:
"""Performs type checking and semantic analysis on an AST.
Responsibilities:
- Type checking expressions and statements
- Type inference where types are not explicit
- Name resolution using symbol tables
- Ownership and lifetime validation
- Trait conformance checking
"""
var symbol_table: SymbolTable
var type_context: TypeContext
var errors: List[String]
var parser: Parser # Reference to parser for node access
var current_function_return_type: Type # Track expected return type
fn __init__(inout self, parser: Parser):
"""Initialize the type checker.
Args:
parser: The parser containing the AST nodes.
"""
self.symbol_table = SymbolTable()
self.type_context = TypeContext()
self.errors = List[String]()
self.parser = parser
self.current_function_return_type = Type("Unknown")
fn check(inout self, ast: AST) -> Bool:
"""Type check an entire AST.
Args:
ast: The AST to type check.
Returns:
True if type checking succeeded, False if errors were found.
"""
# Register builtin functions in symbol table
self._register_builtins()
# Check all declarations in the module
for i in range(len(ast.root.declarations)):
let decl_ref = ast.root.declarations[i]
self.check_node(decl_ref)
return len(self.errors) == 0
fn _register_builtins(inout self):
"""Register builtin functions like print."""
# print() function accepts any type and returns None
self.symbol_table.insert("print", Type("Function"))
fn check_node(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef):
"""Type check a single AST node by dispatching based on node kind.
Args:
node_ref: The node reference to type check.
"""
# Get node kind to dispatch appropriately
let kind = self.parser.node_store.get_node_kind(node_ref)
if kind == ASTNodeKind.FUNCTION:
_ = self.check_function(node_ref)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.STRUCT:
self.check_struct(node_ref)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.TRAIT:
self.check_trait(node_ref)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.VAR_DECL:
self.check_statement(node_ref)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.RETURN_STMT:
self.check_statement(node_ref)
elif self.parser.node_store.is_expression(node_ref):
_ = self.check_expression(node_ref)
elif self.parser.node_store.is_statement(node_ref):
self.check_statement(node_ref)
fn check_function(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> Type:
"""Type check a function definition.
Args:
node_ref: The function node reference (index into parser.function_nodes).
Returns:
The function type.
"""
# Function nodes are stored separately - for Phase 1, we'll access via parser
# In the full implementation, we'd retrieve the FunctionNode here
# For Phase 1, we can't easily retrieve function nodes from parser storage
# We'll use a simplified approach where we track function signatures during parsing
# This is a limitation we'll note and improve in Phase 2
# Return a generic function type for now
return Type("Function")
fn check_struct(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef):
"""Type check a struct definition.
Args:
node_ref: The struct node reference (index into parser.struct_nodes).
"""
# Get struct node from parser
if node_ref < 0 or node_ref >= len(self.parser.struct_nodes):
self.error("Invalid struct reference", SourceLocation("", 0, 0))
return
let struct_node = self.parser.struct_nodes[node_ref]
# Create struct info for type context
var struct_info = StructInfo(struct_node.name)
# Check and add all fields
for i in range(len(struct_node.fields)):
let field = struct_node.fields[i]
# Validate field type exists
let field_type = self.type_context.lookup_type(field.field_type.name)
if field_type.name == "Unknown" and not self.type_context.is_struct(field.field_type.name):
self.error(
"Unknown type '" + field.field_type.name + "' for field '" + field.name + "'",
field.location
)
# Add field to struct info
struct_info.add_field(field.name, Type(field.field_type.name))
# Check and add all methods
for i in range(len(struct_node.methods)):
let method = struct_node.methods[i]
# Validate return type
let return_type = self.type_context.lookup_type(method.return_type.name)
if return_type.name == "Unknown" and not self.type_context.is_struct(method.return_type.name):
self.error(
"Unknown return type '" + method.return_type.name + "' for method '" + method.name + "'",
method.location
)
# Add method to struct info
struct_info.add_method(method.name, Type(method.return_type.name))
# TODO: Check method parameter types
# TODO: Check method body if implemented
# Validate trait conformance if struct declares traits
for i in range(len(struct_node.traits)):
let trait_name = struct_node.traits[i]
# Check if trait exists
if not self.type_context.is_trait(trait_name):
self.error(
"Unknown trait '" + trait_name + "' in struct '" + struct_node.name + "' conformance",
struct_node.location
)
continue
# Add trait to struct info
struct_info.add_trait(trait_name)
# Register the struct type
self.type_context.register_struct(struct_info)
# Now validate conformance after registration
for i in range(len(struct_node.traits)):
let trait_name = struct_node.traits[i]
if self.type_context.is_trait(trait_name):
_ = self.validate_trait_conformance(struct_node.name, trait_name, struct_node.location)
# Also register in symbol table for name resolution
self.symbol_table.insert(struct_node.name, Type(struct_node.name, is_struct=True))
fn check_trait(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef):
"""Type check a trait definition.
Traits define interfaces that structs must implement.
They contain method signatures without implementations.
Args:
node_ref: The trait node reference (index into parser.trait_nodes).
"""
# Get trait node from parser
if node_ref < 0 or node_ref >= len(self.parser.trait_nodes):
self.error("Invalid trait reference", SourceLocation("", 0, 0))
return
let trait_node = self.parser.trait_nodes[node_ref]
# Create trait info for type context
var trait_info = TraitInfo(trait_node.name)
# Check and add all method signatures
for i in range(len(trait_node.methods)):
let method = trait_node.methods[i]
# Validate return type exists
let return_type = self.type_context.lookup_type(method.return_type.name)
if return_type.name == "Unknown":
self.error(
"Unknown return type '" + method.return_type.name + "' for method '" + method.name + "'",
method.location
)
# Add method signature to trait info
trait_info.add_required_method(method.name, Type(method.return_type.name))
# TODO: Validate method parameter types
# Trait methods should not have implementations
# Register the trait type
self.type_context.register_trait(trait_info)
# Also register in symbol table for name resolution
self.symbol_table.insert(trait_node.name, Type(trait_node.name))
fn validate_trait_conformance(inout self, struct_name: String, trait_name: String, location: SourceLocation) -> Bool:
"""Validate that a struct properly implements a trait.
This method checks that the struct implements all required methods
of the trait with compatible signatures.
Args:
struct_name: The name of the struct.
trait_name: The name of the trait.
location: Source location for error reporting.
Returns:
True if the struct conforms to the trait.
"""
# Use the type context's conformance checking
if self.type_context.check_trait_conformance(struct_name, trait_name):
return True
# Generate detailed error messages about what's missing
let trait_info = self.type_context.lookup_trait(trait_name)
let struct_info = self.type_context.lookup_struct(struct_name)
# Find missing methods
for i in range(len(trait_info.required_methods)):
let required_method = trait_info.required_methods[i]
if not struct_info.has_method(required_method.name):
self.error(
"Struct '" + struct_name + "' does not implement required method '" +
required_method.name + "' from trait '" + trait_name + "'",
location
)
else:
# Method exists but check signature compatibility
let struct_method = struct_info.get_method(required_method.name)
if not struct_method.return_type.is_compatible_with(required_method.return_type):
self.error(
"Method '" + required_method.name + "' in struct '" + struct_name +
"' has incompatible return type (expected " + required_method.return_type.name +
", got " + struct_method.return_type.name + ")",
location
)
return False
fn check_expression(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> Type:
"""Type check an expression and return its type.
Args:
node_ref: The expression node reference.
Returns:
The type of the expression.
"""
let kind = self.parser.node_store.get_node_kind(node_ref)
# Integer literal
if kind == ASTNodeKind.INTEGER_LITERAL:
return Type("Int")
# Float literal
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.FLOAT_LITERAL:
return Type("Float64")
# String literal
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.STRING_LITERAL:
return Type("String")
# Bool literal
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.BOOL_LITERAL:
return Type("Bool")
# Identifier - lookup in symbol table
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.IDENTIFIER_EXPR:
return self.check_identifier(node_ref)
# Binary expression
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.BINARY_EXPR:
return self.check_binary_expr(node_ref)
# Function call
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.CALL_EXPR:
return self.check_call_expr(node_ref)
# Unary expression
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.UNARY_EXPR:
return self.check_unary_expr(node_ref)
# Member access (field or method)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.MEMBER_ACCESS:
return self.check_member_access(node_ref)
return Type("Unknown")
fn check_identifier(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> Type:
"""Check an identifier and return its type.
Args:
node_ref: The identifier node reference.
Returns:
The type of the identifier.
"""
# Get identifier from parser's identifier nodes list
if node_ref < 0 or node_ref >= len(self.parser.identifier_nodes):
self.error("Invalid identifier reference", SourceLocation("", 0, 0))
return Type("Unknown")
let id_node = self.parser.identifier_nodes[node_ref]
let symbol_type = self.symbol_table.lookup(id_node.name)
if symbol_type.name == "Unknown":
self.error("Undefined identifier: " + id_node.name, id_node.location)
return symbol_type
fn check_binary_expr(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> Type:
"""Check a binary expression.
Args:
node_ref: The binary expression node reference.
Returns:
The result type of the binary operation.
"""
# Get binary expression node
if node_ref < 0 or node_ref >= len(self.parser.binary_expr_nodes):
self.error("Invalid binary expression reference", SourceLocation("", 0, 0))
return Type("Unknown")
let binary_node = self.parser.binary_expr_nodes[node_ref]
# Check both operands
let left_type = self.check_expression(binary_node.left)
let right_type = self.check_expression(binary_node.right)
# Check type compatibility
if not left_type.is_compatible_with(right_type):
self.error(
"Type mismatch in binary expression: " + left_type.name +
" and " + right_type.name,
binary_node.location
)
return Type("Unknown")
# Determine result type based on operator
if binary_node.operator in ["+", "-", "*", "/", "%"]:
# Arithmetic operators - return numeric type
if left_type.is_numeric():
return left_type
else:
self.error("Arithmetic operator requires numeric types", binary_node.location)
return Type("Unknown")
elif binary_node.operator in ["==", "!=", "<", ">", "<=", ">="]:
# Comparison operators - return Bool
return Type("Bool")
elif binary_node.operator in ["and", "or"]:
# Logical operators - require and return Bool
if left_type.name == "Bool" and right_type.name == "Bool":
return Type("Bool")
else:
self.error("Logical operator requires Bool types", binary_node.location)
return Type("Unknown")
return left_type
fn check_call_expr(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> Type:
"""Check a function call or struct instantiation expression.
Args:
node_ref: The call expression node reference.
Returns:
The return type of the function or the struct type for constructors.
"""
# Get call expression node
if node_ref < 0 or node_ref >= len(self.parser.call_expr_nodes):
self.error("Invalid call expression reference", SourceLocation("", 0, 0))
return Type("Unknown")
let call_node = self.parser.call_expr_nodes[node_ref]
# Check if this is a struct instantiation
if self.type_context.is_struct(call_node.callee):
return self.check_struct_instantiation(call_node.callee, call_node.arguments, call_node.location)
# Check if function exists
if not self.symbol_table.is_declared(call_node.callee):
self.error("Undefined function: " + call_node.callee, call_node.location)
return Type("Unknown")
# Check argument types
for i in range(len(call_node.arguments)):
let arg_ref = call_node.arguments[i]
_ = self.check_expression(arg_ref)
# For Phase 1, we handle builtin functions specially
if call_node.callee == "print":
return Type("NoneType")
# For user-defined functions, we'd look up the signature
# For now, return Unknown as we need more infrastructure
return Type("Unknown")
fn check_struct_instantiation(inout self, struct_name: String, arguments: List[ASTNodeRef], location: SourceLocation) -> Type:
"""Check a struct instantiation.
Args:
struct_name: The name of the struct to instantiate.
arguments: Constructor arguments.
location: Source location for error reporting.
Returns:
The struct type.
"""
let struct_info = self.type_context.lookup_struct(struct_name)
# Check argument count matches field count (simplified)
# TODO: Handle named arguments and default values properly
if len(arguments) > len(struct_info.fields):
self.error(
"Too many arguments for struct '" + struct_name + "' (expected " +
str(len(struct_info.fields)) + ", got " + str(len(arguments)) + ")",
location
)
# Check each argument type
for i in range(len(arguments)):
let arg_type = self.check_expression(arguments[i])
if i < len(struct_info.fields):
let expected_type = struct_info.fields[i].field_type
if not arg_type.is_compatible_with(expected_type):
self.error(
"Type mismatch for field '" + struct_info.fields[i].name +
"': expected " + expected_type.name + ", got " + arg_type.name,
location
)
return Type(struct_name, is_struct=True)
fn check_member_access(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> Type:
"""Check a member access (field or method).
Args:
node_ref: The member access node reference.
Returns:
The type of the member.
"""
# Get member access node
if node_ref < 0 or node_ref >= len(self.parser.member_access_nodes):
self.error("Invalid member access reference", SourceLocation("", 0, 0))
return Type("Unknown")
let member_node = self.parser.member_access_nodes[node_ref]
# Check the object expression type
let object_type = self.check_expression(member_node.object)
# Verify it's a struct type
if not object_type.is_struct:
self.error(
"Member access on non-struct type '" + object_type.name + "'",
member_node.location
)
return Type("Unknown")
# Look up the struct
let struct_info = self.type_context.lookup_struct(object_type.name)
# Check if it's a method call or field access
if member_node.is_method_call:
# Method call - verify method exists
if not struct_info.has_method(member_node.member):
self.error(
"Struct '" + object_type.name + "' has no method '" + member_node.member + "'",
member_node.location
)
return Type("Unknown")
# Get method info
let method_info = struct_info.get_method(member_node.member)
# Check argument types
# TODO: Add parameter type checking when method parameter info is stored
for i in range(len(member_node.arguments)):
_ = self.check_expression(member_node.arguments[i])
return method_info.return_type
else:
# Field access - verify field exists
let field_type = struct_info.get_field_type(member_node.member)
if field_type.name == "Unknown":
self.error(
"Struct '" + object_type.name + "' has no field '" + member_node.member + "'",
member_node.location
)
return field_type
fn check_unary_expr(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> Type:
"""Check a unary expression.
Args:
node_ref: The unary expression node reference.
Returns:
The result type.
"""
# Unary expressions not fully implemented in Phase 1 parser
return Type("Unknown")
fn check_statement(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef):
"""Type check a statement.
Args:
node_ref: The statement node reference.
"""
let kind = self.parser.node_store.get_node_kind(node_ref)
if kind == ASTNodeKind.VAR_DECL:
self.check_var_decl(node_ref)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.RETURN_STMT:
self.check_return_stmt(node_ref)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.FOR_STMT:
self.check_for_stmt(node_ref)
elif kind == ASTNodeKind.EXPR_STMT:
# Expression statement - just check the expression
_ = self.check_expression(node_ref)
fn check_for_stmt(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef):
"""Type check a for loop statement.
For loops iterate over collections that implement the Iterable trait.
Phase 3 adds proper collection iteration support.
Args:
node_ref: The for statement node reference.
"""
# Get for statement node
if node_ref < 0 or node_ref >= len(self.parser.for_stmt_nodes):
self.error("Invalid for statement reference", SourceLocation("", 0, 0))
return
let for_node = self.parser.for_stmt_nodes[node_ref]
# Check collection expression type
let collection_type = self.check_expression(for_node.collection)
# Validate that collection is iterable
# For Phase 3, we check if the type implements Iterable trait
# Special case: range() calls are always valid
let is_range_call = self._is_range_call(for_node.collection)
if not is_range_call:
# Check if collection type is a struct that implements Iterable
if self.type_context.is_struct(collection_type.name):
if not self.type_context.check_trait_conformance(collection_type.name, "Iterable"):
self.error(
"Type '" + collection_type.name + "' does not implement Iterable trait and cannot be used in for loop",
for_node.location
)
# For builtin types, we could add special handling here
# Enter new scope for loop body
self.symbol_table.enter_scope()
# Add iterator variable to symbol table
# For now, assume iterator type is Int (from range) or element type from collection
let iterator_type = Type("Int") # Simplified for Phase 3
if not self.symbol_table.insert(for_node.iterator, iterator_type):
self.error("Failed to declare iterator variable: " + for_node.iterator, for_node.location)
# Check loop body statements
for i in range(len(for_node.body)):
self.check_statement(for_node.body[i])
# Exit loop scope
self.symbol_table.exit_scope()
fn _is_range_call(self, expr_ref: ASTNodeRef) -> Bool:
"""Check if an expression is a call to range().
Args:
expr_ref: The expression node reference.
Returns:
True if the expression is a range() call.
"""
let kind = self.parser.node_store.get_node_kind(expr_ref)
if kind == ASTNodeKind.CALL_EXPR:
if expr_ref >= 0 and expr_ref < len(self.parser.call_expr_nodes):
let call_node = self.parser.call_expr_nodes[expr_ref]
# Check if function is an identifier named "range"
let func_kind = self.parser.node_store.get_node_kind(call_node.function)
if func_kind == ASTNodeKind.IDENTIFIER_EXPR:
if call_node.function >= 0 and call_node.function < len(self.parser.identifier_nodes):
let id_node = self.parser.identifier_nodes[call_node.function]
return id_node.name == "range"
return False
fn check_var_decl(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef):
"""Check a variable declaration.
Args:
node_ref: The variable declaration node reference.
"""
# Get variable declaration node
if node_ref < 0 or node_ref >= len(self.parser.var_decl_nodes):
self.error("Invalid variable declaration reference", SourceLocation("", 0, 0))
return
let var_node = self.parser.var_decl_nodes[node_ref]
# Check if already declared in current scope
if self.symbol_table.is_declared_in_current_scope(var_node.name):
self.error("Variable '" + var_node.name + "' already declared", var_node.location)
return
# Check initializer type
let init_type = self.check_expression(var_node.initializer)
# Get declared type
let declared_type = self.type_context.lookup_type(var_node.var_type.name)
# Check type compatibility
if declared_type.name != "Unknown" and not init_type.is_compatible_with(declared_type):
self.error(
"Type mismatch in variable declaration: expected " + declared_type.name +
", got " + init_type.name,
var_node.location
)
# Use declared type if present, otherwise infer from initializer
let final_type = declared_type if declared_type.name != "Unknown" else init_type
# Add to symbol table
if not self.symbol_table.insert(var_node.name, final_type):
self.error("Failed to declare variable: " + var_node.name, var_node.location)
fn check_return_stmt(inout self, node_ref: ASTNodeRef):
"""Check a return statement.
Args:
node_ref: The return statement node reference.
"""
# Get return statement node
if node_ref < 0 or node_ref >= len(self.parser.return_nodes):
self.error("Invalid return statement reference", SourceLocation("", 0, 0))
return
let return_node = self.parser.return_nodes[node_ref]
# Check return value type
let return_type = Type("NoneType") # Default for no return value
if return_node.value != 0: # 0 means no return value
return_type = self.check_expression(return_node.value)
# Check against expected function return type
if not return_type.is_compatible_with(self.current_function_return_type):
self.error(
"Return type mismatch: expected " + self.current_function_return_type.name +
", got " + return_type.name,
return_node.location
)
fn infer_type(inout self, node: ASTNodeRef) -> Type:
"""Infer the type of an expression.
Args:
node: The expression node reference.
Returns:
The inferred type.
"""
# Type inference is handled by check_expression
return self.check_expression(node)
fn check_ownership(inout self, node: ASTNodeRef) -> Bool:
"""Check ownership rules for a node.
Args:
node: The node reference to check.
Returns:
True if ownership rules are satisfied.
"""
# Ownership checking is Phase 2 - not implemented yet
# For Phase 1, we assume all ownership rules are satisfied
return True
fn error(inout self, message: String, location: SourceLocation):
"""Report a type checking error.
Args:
message: The error message.
location: The source location of the error.
"""
let error_msg = str(location) + ": error: " + message
self.errors.append(error_msg)
fn has_errors(self) -> Bool:
"""Check if any errors occurred during type checking.
Returns:
True if there are errors.
"""
return len(self.errors) > 0
fn print_errors(self):
"""Print all type checking errors."""
for i in range(len(self.errors)):
print(self.errors[i])
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Type system for the Mojo compiler.
This module defines the type system including:
- Builtin types (Int, Float, Bool, String, etc.)
- User-defined types (structs)
- Parametric types and generics
- Trait types
- Reference types
"""
from collections import Dict, Optional, List
struct FieldInfo:
"""Information about a struct field."""
var name: String
var field_type: Type
fn __init__(inout self, name: String, field_type: Type):
"""Initialize field info.
Args:
name: The field name.
field_type: The field type.
"""
self.name = name
self.field_type = field_type
struct MethodInfo:
"""Information about a struct method."""
var name: String
var parameter_types: List[Type]
var return_type: Type
fn __init__(inout self, name: String, return_type: Type):
"""Initialize method info.
Args:
name: The method name.
return_type: The method return type.
"""
self.name = name
self.parameter_types = List[Type]()
self.return_type = return_type
struct TraitInfo:
"""Information about a trait type.
Traits define interfaces that structs must implement.
They contain method signatures without implementations.
"""
var name: String
var required_methods: List[MethodInfo]
fn __init__(inout self, name: String):
"""Initialize trait info.
Args:
name: The trait name.
"""
self.name = name
self.required_methods = List[MethodInfo]()
fn add_required_method(inout self, name: String, return_type: Type):
"""Add a required method signature to the trait.
Args:
name: The method name.
return_type: The method return type.
"""
self.required_methods.append(MethodInfo(name, return_type))
fn has_method(self, method_name: String) -> Bool:
"""Check if the trait requires a method.
Args:
method_name: The method name.
Returns:
True if the method is required by this trait.
"""
for i in range(len(self.required_methods)):
if self.required_methods[i].name == method_name:
return True
return False
fn get_method(self, method_name: String) -> MethodInfo:
"""Get required method info by name.
Args:
method_name: The method name.
Returns:
The method info, or a dummy method if not found.
"""
for i in range(len(self.required_methods)):
if self.required_methods[i].name == method_name:
return self.required_methods[i]
return MethodInfo("unknown", Type("Unknown"))
struct StructInfo:
"""Information about a struct type."""
var name: String
var fields: List[FieldInfo]
var methods: List[MethodInfo]
var implemented_traits: List[String] # Names of traits this struct implements
fn __init__(inout self, name: String):
"""Initialize struct info.
Args:
name: The struct name.
"""
self.name = name
self.fields = List[FieldInfo]()
self.methods = List[MethodInfo]()
self.implemented_traits = List[String]()
fn add_field(inout self, name: String, field_type: Type):
"""Add a field to the struct.
Args:
name: The field name.
field_type: The field type.
"""
self.fields.append(FieldInfo(name, field_type))
fn add_method(inout self, name: String, return_type: Type):
"""Add a method to the struct.
Args:
name: The method name.
return_type: The method return type.
"""
self.methods.append(MethodInfo(name, return_type))
fn add_trait(inout self, trait_name: String):
"""Mark this struct as implementing a trait.
Args:
trait_name: The name of the trait.
"""
self.implemented_traits.append(trait_name)
fn get_field_type(self, field_name: String) -> Type:
"""Get the type of a field by name.
Args:
field_name: The name of the field.
Returns:
The field type, or Unknown if not found.
"""
for i in range(len(self.fields)):
if self.fields[i].name == field_name:
return self.fields[i].field_type
return Type("Unknown")
fn has_method(self, method_name: String) -> Bool:
"""Check if the struct has a method.
Args:
method_name: The method name.
Returns:
True if the method exists.
"""
for i in range(len(self.methods)):
if self.methods[i].name == method_name:
return True
return False
fn get_method(self, method_name: String) -> MethodInfo:
"""Get method info by name.
Args:
method_name: The method name.
Returns:
The method info, or a dummy method if not found.
"""
for i in range(len(self.methods)):
if self.methods[i].name == method_name:
return self.methods[i]
return MethodInfo("unknown", Type("Unknown"))
struct Type:
"""Represents a type in the Mojo type system.
Types can be:
- Builtin types (Int, Float64, Bool, String)
- User-defined types (struct definitions)
- Parametric types (List[T], Dict[K, V])
- Trait types
- Reference types (owned, borrowed, mutable)
"""
var name: String
var is_parametric: Bool
var is_reference: Bool
var is_mutable_reference: Bool # &mut T
var is_struct: Bool # Track if this is a struct type
var type_params: List[Type] # Type parameters for generics
fn __init__(inout self, name: String, is_parametric: Bool = False, is_reference: Bool = False, is_struct: Bool = False):
"""Initialize a type.
Args:
name: The name of the type.
is_parametric: Whether this is a parametric type.
is_reference: Whether this is a reference type.
is_struct: Whether this is a struct type.
"""
self.name = name
self.is_parametric = is_parametric
self.is_reference = is_reference
self.is_mutable_reference = False
self.is_struct = is_struct
self.type_params = List[Type]()
fn is_builtin(self) -> Bool:
"""Check if this is a builtin type.
Returns:
True if this is a builtin type.
"""
let builtins = ["Int", "Float64", "Float32", "Bool", "String", "UInt8", "UInt16", "UInt32", "UInt64", "Int8", "Int16", "Int32", "Int64", "NoneType"]
return self.name in builtins
fn is_numeric(self) -> Bool:
"""Check if this is a numeric type.
Returns:
True if this is a numeric type.
"""
let numeric = ["Int", "Float64", "Float32", "UInt8", "UInt16", "UInt32", "UInt64", "Int8", "Int16", "Int32", "Int64"]
return self.name in numeric
fn is_integer(self) -> Bool:
"""Check if this is an integer type.
Returns:
True if this is an integer type.
"""
let integers = ["Int", "UInt8", "UInt16", "UInt32", "UInt64", "Int8", "Int16", "Int32", "Int64"]
return self.name in integers
fn is_float(self) -> Bool:
"""Check if this is a floating point type.
Returns:
True if this is a floating point type.
"""
return self.name in ["Float32", "Float64"]
fn is_compatible_with(self, other: Type) -> Bool:
"""Check if this type is compatible with another type.
Args:
other: The other type to check compatibility with.
Returns:
True if the types are compatible.
"""
# Exact match
if self.name == other.name:
return True
# Numeric type promotions
if self.is_numeric() and other.is_numeric():
# Allow implicit promotion from smaller to larger types
if self.is_integer() and other.is_integer():
return True # Simplified: allow any integer promotion
if self.is_integer() and other.is_float():
return True # Int to Float promotion
# Unknown type is compatible with anything (for inference)
if self.name == "Unknown" or other.name == "Unknown":
return True
return False
fn is_generic(self) -> Bool:
"""Check if this is a generic type (has type parameters).
Returns:
True if this type has type parameters.
"""
return self.is_parametric and len(self.type_params) > 0
fn substitute_type_params(self, substitutions: Dict[String, Type]) -> Type:
"""Substitute type parameters with concrete types.
This is used for monomorphization of generic types.
For example, substituting T -> Int in List[T] produces List[Int].
Args:
substitutions: Map from type parameter names to concrete types.
Returns:
A new Type with type parameters substituted.
"""
# If this is a type parameter itself, substitute it
if self.name in substitutions:
return substitutions[self.name]
# If this is a parametric type, recursively substitute type parameters
if self.is_parametric and len(self.type_params) > 0:
var result = Type(self.name, is_parametric=True, is_reference=self.is_reference, is_struct=self.is_struct)
result.is_mutable_reference = self.is_mutable_reference
for i in range(len(self.type_params)):
result.type_params.append(self.type_params[i].substitute_type_params(substitutions))
return result
# Otherwise, return self unchanged
return self
fn __eq__(self, other: Type) -> Bool:
"""Check equality with another type."""
return self.name == other.name
struct TypeContext:
"""Context for type checking and type inference.
Maintains information about:
- Declared types
- Type parameters
- Trait implementations
- Struct definitions
"""
var types: Dict[String, Type]
var structs: Dict[String, StructInfo] # Store struct definitions
var traits: Dict[String, TraitInfo] # Store trait definitions
fn __init__(inout self):
"""Initialize a type context with builtin types."""
self.types = Dict[String, Type]()
self.structs = Dict[String, StructInfo]()
self.traits = Dict[String, TraitInfo]()
# Register builtin types
self.register_builtin_types()
fn register_builtin_types(inout self):
"""Register all builtin types."""
# Integer types
self.types["Int"] = Type("Int")
self.types["Int8"] = Type("Int8")
self.types["Int16"] = Type("Int16")
self.types["Int32"] = Type("Int32")
self.types["Int64"] = Type("Int64")
self.types["UInt8"] = Type("UInt8")
self.types["UInt16"] = Type("UInt16")
self.types["UInt32"] = Type("UInt32")
self.types["UInt64"] = Type("UInt64")
# Floating point types
self.types["Float32"] = Type("Float32")
self.types["Float64"] = Type("Float64")
# Boolean and String
self.types["Bool"] = Type("Bool")
self.types["String"] = Type("String")
self.types["StringLiteral"] = Type("StringLiteral")
# Special types
self.types["NoneType"] = Type("NoneType")
self.types["Unknown"] = Type("Unknown")
# Register builtin collection traits
self._register_builtin_traits()
fn _register_builtin_traits(inout self):
"""Register builtin traits like Iterable.
These traits enable collection iteration and other standard protocols.
"""
# Iterable trait - enables for loop iteration
var iterable_trait = TraitInfo("Iterable")
iterable_trait.add_required_method("__iter__", Type("Iterator"))
self.register_trait(iterable_trait)
# Iterator trait - returned by __iter__
var iterator_trait = TraitInfo("Iterator")
iterator_trait.add_required_method("__next__", Type("Optional"))
self.register_trait(iterator_trait)
fn register_type(inout self, name: String, type: Type):
"""Register a user-defined type.
Args:
name: The name of the type.
type: The type to register.
"""
self.types[name] = type
fn register_struct(inout self, struct_info: StructInfo):
"""Register a struct type.
Args:
struct_info: The struct information to register.
"""
self.structs[struct_info.name] = struct_info
# Also register as a type
self.types[struct_info.name] = Type(struct_info.name, is_struct=True)
fn lookup_struct(self, name: String) -> StructInfo:
"""Look up a struct by name.
Args:
name: The name of the struct.
Returns:
The struct info, or an empty struct if not found.
"""
return self.structs.get(name, StructInfo("Unknown"))
fn is_struct(self, name: String) -> Bool:
"""Check if a type is a struct.
Args:
name: The type name.
Returns:
True if the type is a struct.
"""
return name in self.structs
fn register_trait(inout self, trait_info: TraitInfo):
"""Register a trait type.
Args:
trait_info: The trait information to register.
"""
self.traits[trait_info.name] = trait_info
# Also register as a type for type checking
self.types[trait_info.name] = Type(trait_info.name)
fn lookup_trait(self, name: String) -> TraitInfo:
"""Look up a trait by name.
Args:
name: The name of the trait.
Returns:
The trait info, or an empty trait if not found.
"""
return self.traits.get(name, TraitInfo("Unknown"))
fn is_trait(self, name: String) -> Bool:
"""Check if a type is a trait.
Args:
name: The type name.
Returns:
True if the type is a trait.
"""
return name in self.traits
fn lookup_type(self, name: String) -> Type:
"""Look up a type by name.
Args:
name: The name of the type.
Returns:
The type, or raises an error if not found.
"""
# TODO: Implement type lookup with error handling
return self.types.get(name, Type("Unknown"))
fn check_trait_conformance(self, struct_name: String, trait_name: String) -> Bool:
"""Check if a struct conforms to a trait.
Conformance requires the struct to implement all required methods
of the trait with matching signatures.
Args:
struct_name: The name of the struct to check.
trait_name: The name of the trait.
Returns:
True if the struct conforms to the trait.
"""
# Look up struct and trait
if not self.is_struct(struct_name) or not self.is_trait(trait_name):
return False
let struct_info = self.lookup_struct(struct_name)
let trait_info = self.lookup_trait(trait_name)
# Check that struct implements all required methods
for i in range(len(trait_info.required_methods)):
let required_method = trait_info.required_methods[i]
# Check if struct has this method
if not struct_info.has_method(required_method.name):
return False
# Check if method signatures match (return type compatibility)
let struct_method = struct_info.get_method(required_method.name)
if not struct_method.return_type.is_compatible_with(required_method.return_type):
return False
return True
struct TypeInferenceContext:
"""Context for type inference.
Used to infer types from expressions and initializers.
Phase 4 feature.
"""
var inferred_types: Dict[String, Type] # Variable name -> inferred type
fn __init__(inout self):
"""Initialize type inference context."""
self.inferred_types = Dict[String, Type]()
fn infer_from_literal(self, literal_value: String, literal_kind: String) -> Type:
"""Infer type from a literal value.
Args:
literal_value: The literal value as a string.
literal_kind: The kind of literal ("int", "float", "string", "bool").
Returns:
The inferred type.
"""
if literal_kind == "int":
return Type("Int")
elif literal_kind == "float":
return Type("Float64")
elif literal_kind == "string":
return Type("String")
elif literal_kind == "bool":
return Type("Bool")
else:
return Type("Unknown")
fn infer_from_binary_expr(self, left_type: Type, right_type: Type, operator: String) -> Type:
"""Infer type from a binary expression.
Args:
left_type: Type of the left operand.
right_type: Type of the right operand.
operator: The binary operator.
Returns:
The inferred result type.
"""
# Comparison operators return Bool
if operator in ["==", "!=", "<", ">", "<=", ">=", "&&", "||"]:
return Type("Bool")
# Arithmetic operators return the operand type
# TODO: Proper type promotion rules
if left_type.is_numeric():
return left_type
if right_type.is_numeric():
return right_type
return Type("Unknown")
struct BorrowChecker:
"""Borrow checker for ownership and lifetime tracking.
Phase 4 feature - ensures safe borrowing of references.
Simplified implementation.
"""
var borrowed_vars: List[String] # Variables currently borrowed
var mutably_borrowed_vars: List[String] # Variables mutably borrowed
fn __init__(inout self):
"""Initialize borrow checker."""
self.borrowed_vars = List[String]()
self.mutably_borrowed_vars = List[String]()
fn can_borrow(self, var_name: String) -> Bool:
"""Check if a variable can be borrowed immutably.
Args:
var_name: The variable name.
Returns:
True if the variable can be borrowed.
"""
# Can't borrow if already mutably borrowed
for i in range(len(self.mutably_borrowed_vars)):
if self.mutably_borrowed_vars[i] == var_name:
return False
return True
fn can_borrow_mut(self, var_name: String) -> Bool:
"""Check if a variable can be borrowed mutably.
Args:
var_name: The variable name.
Returns:
True if the variable can be borrowed mutably.
"""
# Can't mutably borrow if already borrowed (immutably or mutably)
for i in range(len(self.borrowed_vars)):
if self.borrowed_vars[i] == var_name:
return False
for i in range(len(self.mutably_borrowed_vars)):
if self.mutably_borrowed_vars[i] == var_name:
return False
return True
fn borrow(inout self, var_name: String):
"""Record an immutable borrow.
Args:
var_name: The variable being borrowed.
"""
self.borrowed_vars.append(var_name)
fn borrow_mut(inout self, var_name: String):
"""Record a mutable borrow.
Args:
var_name: The variable being mutably borrowed.
"""
self.mutably_borrowed_vars.append(var_name)
fn release_borrow(inout self, var_name: String):
"""Release an immutable borrow.
Args:
var_name: The variable being released.
"""
# Simple implementation - in practice would need better tracking
# This is a stub for Phase 4
pass
fn release_borrow_mut(inout self, var_name: String):
"""Release a mutable borrow.
Args:
var_name: The variable being released.
"""
# Stub for Phase 4
pass
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Tests for the LLVM backend."""
from src.codegen.llvm_backend import LLVMBackend
from src.codegen.optimizer import Optimizer
fn test_llvm_ir_generation():
"""Test MLIR to LLVM IR translation."""
print("Testing LLVM IR generation...")
let backend = LLVMBackend("x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu", 2)
# Test simple hello world
let hello_mlir = """module {
func.func @main() {
%0 = arith.constant "Hello, World!" : !mojo.string
mojo.print %0 : !mojo.string
return
}
}"""
let llvm_ir = backend.lower_to_llvm_ir(hello_mlir)
print("Generated LLVM IR:")
print(llvm_ir)
# Verify key components
assert "define i32 @main()" in llvm_ir, "Main function not found"
assert "declare void @_mojo_print_string" in llvm_ir, "Print declaration missing"
assert "ret i32 0" in llvm_ir, "Return statement missing"
print("✓ Hello World IR generation passed")
fn test_function_call_ir():
"""Test function call translation."""
print("\nTesting function call IR generation...")
let backend = LLVMBackend("x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu", 2)
let func_mlir = """module {
func.func @add(%arg0: i64, %arg1: i64) -> i64 {
%0 = arith.addi %arg0, %arg1 : i64
return %0 : i64
}
func.func @main() {
%0 = arith.constant 40 : i64
%1 = arith.constant 2 : i64
%2 = func.call @add(%0, %1) : (i64, i64) -> i64
mojo.print %2 : i64
return
}
}"""
let llvm_ir = backend.lower_to_llvm_ir(func_mlir)
print("Generated LLVM IR:")
print(llvm_ir)
# Verify key components
assert "define i64 @add" in llvm_ir, "Add function not found"
assert "add i64" in llvm_ir, "Addition operation missing"
assert "call i64 @add" in llvm_ir, "Function call missing"
assert "_mojo_print_int" in llvm_ir, "Print int call missing"
print("✓ Function call IR generation passed")
fn test_optimizer():
"""Test optimizer passes."""
print("\nTesting optimizer...")
let optimizer = Optimizer(2)
let test_mlir = """module {
func.func @main() {
%0 = arith.constant 42 : i64
%1 = arith.constant 10 : i64
%2 = arith.addi %0, %1 : i64
mojo.print %2 : i64
return
}
}"""
let optimized = optimizer.optimize(test_mlir)
print("Optimized MLIR:")
print(optimized)
# Basic check - optimizer should preserve structure
assert "func.func @main" in optimized, "Main function lost"
assert "mojo.print" in optimized, "Print statement lost"
print("✓ Optimizer passes passed")
fn test_backend_compilation():
"""Test full compilation pipeline (requires llc and cc)."""
print("\nTesting backend compilation...")
let backend = LLVMBackend("x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu", 2)
let hello_mlir = """module {
func.func @main() {
%0 = arith.constant "Hello from backend!" : !mojo.string
mojo.print %0 : !mojo.string
return
}
}"""
# Try to compile (may fail if tools not available)
try:
let success = backend.compile(hello_mlir, "test_output", "runtime")
if success:
print("✓ Backend compilation passed")
# Clean up
_ = os.system("rm -f test_output test_output.o test_output.o.ll")
else:
print("⚠ Backend compilation skipped (missing tools)")
except:
print("⚠ Backend compilation skipped (missing tools)")
fn main():
"""Run all backend tests."""
print("=" * 60)
print("Backend Tests")
print("=" * 60)
test_llvm_ir_generation()
test_function_call_ir()
test_optimizer()
test_backend_compilation()
print("\n" + "=" * 60)
print("All backend tests completed!")
print("=" * 60)
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Test the complete compiler pipeline.
This test demonstrates that all compiler components are properly integrated
and can work together to process a Mojo program through the full pipeline.
"""
from src import CompilerOptions
from src.frontend import Lexer, Parser
from src.semantic import TypeChecker
from src.ir import MLIRGenerator
from src.codegen import Optimizer, LLVMBackend
fn test_lexer():
"""Test the lexer with a simple program."""
print("\n=== Test 1: Lexer ===")
let source = """fn main():
print("Hello, World!")
"""
var lexer = Lexer(source, "test.mojo")
print("Tokenizing source code...")
var token_count = 0
while True:
let token = lexer.next_token()
if token.kind == 0: # EOF
break
token_count += 1
if token_count <= 5: # Print first 5 tokens
print(" Token:", token.text, "at line", token.location.line)
print("Total tokens:", token_count)
print("✓ Lexer test passed")
fn test_type_system():
"""Test the type system."""
print("\n=== Test 2: Type System ===")
from src.semantic.type_system import Type, TypeContext
var context = TypeContext()
# Check builtin types
let int_type = context.lookup_type("Int")
let float_type = context.lookup_type("Float64")
let bool_type = context.lookup_type("Bool")
print("Registered builtin types:")
print(" - Int:", int_type.is_builtin())
print(" - Float64:", float_type.is_builtin())
print(" - Bool:", bool_type.is_builtin())
# Test type compatibility
print("\nType compatibility checks:")
print(" - Int == Int:", int_type.is_compatible_with(int_type))
print(" - Int == Float64:", int_type.is_compatible_with(float_type))
print(" - Int is numeric:", int_type.is_numeric())
print(" - Bool is numeric:", bool_type.is_numeric())
print("✓ Type system test passed")
fn test_mlir_generator():
"""Test the MLIR generator."""
print("\n=== Test 3: MLIR Generator ===")
var generator = MLIRGenerator()
# Create a simple AST
from src.frontend.parser import AST
from src.frontend.ast import ModuleNode
from src.frontend.source_location import SourceLocation
let loc = SourceLocation("test.mojo", 1, 1)
var module = ModuleNode(loc)
var ast = AST(module, "test.mojo")
print("Generating MLIR from AST...")
let mlir_code = generator.generate(ast)
print("Generated MLIR:")
print(mlir_code)
print("✓ MLIR generator test passed")
fn test_optimizer():
"""Test the optimizer."""
print("\n=== Test 4: Optimizer ===")
let sample_mlir = """module {
func.func @main() {
return
}
}"""
var optimizer = Optimizer(2)
print("Optimizing MLIR code...")
let optimized = optimizer.optimize(sample_mlir)
print("Optimization complete")
print("✓ Optimizer test passed")
fn test_llvm_backend():
"""Test the LLVM backend."""
print("\n=== Test 5: LLVM Backend ===")
let sample_mlir = """module {
func.func @main() {
return
}
}"""
var backend = LLVMBackend("x86_64-linux", 2)
print("Converting MLIR to LLVM IR...")
let llvm_ir = backend.lower_to_llvm_ir(sample_mlir)
print("Generated LLVM IR snippet:")
let lines = llvm_ir.split("\n")
for i in range(min(5, len(lines))):
print(" ", lines[i])
print("✓ LLVM backend test passed")
fn test_memory_runtime():
"""Test the memory runtime functions."""
print("\n=== Test 6: Memory Runtime ===")
from src.runtime.memory import malloc, free
print("Testing memory allocation...")
# Allocate some memory
let ptr = malloc(64)
print(" Allocated 64 bytes at:", ptr)
# Free the memory
free(ptr)
print(" Freed memory")
print("✓ Memory runtime test passed")
fn test_compiler_options():
"""Test compiler options."""
print("\n=== Test 7: Compiler Options ===")
var options = CompilerOptions(
target="x86_64-linux",
opt_level=2,
stdlib_path="../stdlib",
debug=False,
output_path="test_output"
)
print("Compiler configuration:")
print(" Target:", options.target)
print(" Optimization:", options.opt_level)
print(" Debug mode:", options.debug)
print(" Output:", options.output_path)
print("✓ Compiler options test passed")
fn main() raises:
"""Run all compiler tests."""
print("=" * 60)
print("Mojo Open Source Compiler - Integration Tests")
print("=" * 60)
print("\nTesting compiler components...")
print("These tests verify that all parts of the compiler pipeline")
print("are properly implemented and can work together.")
# Run all tests
test_lexer()
test_type_system()
test_mlir_generator()
test_optimizer()
test_llvm_backend()
test_memory_runtime()
test_compiler_options()
print("\n" + "=" * 60)
print("All Tests Passed! ✓")
print("=" * 60)
print("\nThe compiler infrastructure is working correctly.")
print("Next steps:")
print(" 1. Complete parser implementation")
print(" 2. Implement full type checking")
print(" 3. Generate complete MLIR code")
print(" 4. Integrate with actual MLIR/LLVM libraries")
print(" 5. Compile and run Hello World program")
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#!/usr/bin/env mojo
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Test control flow parsing and MLIR generation (Phase 2)."""
from src.frontend.parser import Parser
from src.ir.mlir_gen import MLIRGenerator
fn test_if_statement():
"""Test if statement parsing and MLIR generation."""
print("Testing if statement...")
let source = """
fn test_if(x: Int) -> Int:
if x > 0:
return 1
else:
return -1
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
print("✓ If statement parsed successfully")
# Test MLIR generation
var mlir_gen = MLIRGenerator(parser^)
let mlir = mlir_gen.generate_module_with_functions(parser.parse().root.functions)
print("Generated MLIR:")
print(mlir)
print()
fn test_while_statement():
"""Test while loop parsing."""
print("Testing while statement...")
let source = """
fn test_while(n: Int) -> Int:
var i = 0
while i < n:
i = i + 1
return i
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
print("✓ While statement parsed successfully")
print()
fn test_for_statement():
"""Test for loop parsing."""
print("Testing for statement...")
let source = """
fn test_for():
for i in range(10):
print(i)
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
print("✓ For statement parsed successfully")
print()
fn test_nested_control_flow():
"""Test nested control flow structures."""
print("Testing nested control flow...")
let source = """
fn test_nested(n: Int) -> Int:
if n > 0:
var sum = 0
for i in range(n):
if i > 5:
break
sum = sum + i
return sum
else:
return -1
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
print("✓ Nested control flow parsed successfully")
print()
fn test_elif_chain():
"""Test elif chain."""
print("Testing elif chain...")
let source = """
fn test_elif(x: Int) -> String:
if x < 0:
return "negative"
elif x == 0:
return "zero"
elif x < 10:
return "small"
else:
return "large"
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
print("✓ Elif chain parsed successfully")
print()
fn main():
print("=== Mojo Compiler Phase 2 - Control Flow Tests ===")
print()
test_if_statement()
test_while_statement()
test_for_statement()
test_nested_control_flow()
test_elif_chain()
print("=== All control flow tests passed! ===")
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""End-to-end compilation tests.
This test suite runs the full compiler pipeline from source code to executable:
1. Lexing
2. Parsing
3. Type checking
4. MLIR generation
5. Optimization
6. LLVM IR generation
7. Compilation to object file
8. Linking with runtime
Tests the example programs: hello_world.mojo and simple_function.mojo
"""
from src.frontend.lexer import Lexer, TokenKind
from src.frontend.parser import Parser
from src.semantic.type_checker import TypeChecker
from src.ir.mlir_gen import MLIRGenerator
from src.codegen.optimizer import Optimizer
from src.codegen.llvm_backend import LLVMBackend
fn read_file(path: String) -> String:
"""Read file contents."""
try:
with open(path, "r") as f:
return f.read()
except:
print("Error reading file:", path)
return ""
fn test_hello_world_compilation():
"""Test compiling hello_world.mojo end-to-end."""
print("\n" + "=" * 60)
print("Test: Hello World Compilation")
print("=" * 60)
# Read source
let source = read_file("examples/hello_world.mojo")
if source == "":
print("⚠ Could not read hello_world.mojo")
return
print("\n[1/7] Source code:")
print(source)
# Lexing
print("\n[2/7] Lexing...")
var lexer = Lexer(source)
lexer.tokenize()
print(" Tokens:", len(lexer.tokens))
# Parsing
print("\n[3/7] Parsing...")
var parser = Parser(lexer.tokens)
let ast = parser.parse()
print(" AST nodes:", len(parser.node_store.nodes))
# Type checking
print("\n[4/7] Type checking...")
var type_checker = TypeChecker(parser^)
let typed_ast = type_checker.check()
print(" Type checking complete")
# MLIR generation
print("\n[5/7] Generating MLIR...")
parser = type_checker.parser^
var mlir_gen = MLIRGenerator(parser^)
let functions = List[FunctionNode]()
# Get main function from parser
if len(mlir_gen.parser.function_nodes) > 0:
functions.append(mlir_gen.parser.function_nodes[0])
let mlir_code = mlir_gen.generate_module_with_functions(functions)
print("\nGenerated MLIR:")
print(mlir_code)
# Optimization
print("\n[6/7] Optimizing...")
let optimizer = Optimizer(2)
let optimized_mlir = optimizer.optimize(mlir_code)
print(" Optimization complete")
# Backend compilation
print("\n[7/7] Compiling to executable...")
let backend = LLVMBackend("x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu", 2)
try:
let success = backend.compile(optimized_mlir, "hello_world_out", "runtime")
if success:
print("\n✓ Hello World compilation PASSED")
print("\nExecuting compiled program:")
print("-" * 40)
_ = os.system("./hello_world_out")
print("-" * 40)
# Clean up
_ = os.system("rm -f hello_world_out hello_world_out.o hello_world_out.o.ll")
else:
print("\n⚠ Compilation incomplete (missing tools)")
except:
print("\n⚠ Compilation incomplete (missing tools)")
fn test_simple_function_compilation():
"""Test compiling simple_function.mojo end-to-end."""
print("\n" + "=" * 60)
print("Test: Simple Function Compilation")
print("=" * 60)
# Read source
let source = read_file("examples/simple_function.mojo")
if source == "":
print("⚠ Could not read simple_function.mojo")
return
print("\n[1/7] Source code:")
print(source)
# Lexing
print("\n[2/7] Lexing...")
var lexer = Lexer(source)
lexer.tokenize()
print(" Tokens:", len(lexer.tokens))
# Parsing
print("\n[3/7] Parsing...")
var parser = Parser(lexer.tokens)
let ast = parser.parse()
print(" AST nodes:", len(parser.node_store.nodes))
# Type checking
print("\n[4/7] Type checking...")
var type_checker = TypeChecker(parser^)
let typed_ast = type_checker.check()
print(" Type checking complete")
# MLIR generation
print("\n[5/7] Generating MLIR...")
parser = type_checker.parser^
var mlir_gen = MLIRGenerator(parser^)
let functions = parser.function_nodes
let mlir_code = mlir_gen.generate_module_with_functions(functions)
print("\nGenerated MLIR:")
print(mlir_code)
# Optimization
print("\n[6/7] Optimizing...")
let optimizer = Optimizer(2)
let optimized_mlir = optimizer.optimize(mlir_code)
print(" Optimization complete")
# Backend compilation
print("\n[7/7] Compiling to executable...")
let backend = LLVMBackend("x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu", 2)
try:
let success = backend.compile(optimized_mlir, "simple_function_out", "runtime")
if success:
print("\n✓ Simple Function compilation PASSED")
print("\nExecuting compiled program:")
print("-" * 40)
_ = os.system("./simple_function_out")
print("-" * 40)
# Clean up
_ = os.system("rm -f simple_function_out simple_function_out.o simple_function_out.o.ll")
else:
print("\n⚠ Compilation incomplete (missing tools)")
except:
print("\n⚠ Compilation incomplete (missing tools)")
fn test_tools_availability():
"""Check if required compilation tools are available."""
print("\n" + "=" * 60)
print("Checking Required Tools")
print("=" * 60)
# Check for llc
var llc_check = os.system("which llc > /dev/null 2>&1")
if llc_check == 0:
print("✓ llc (LLVM compiler) - Available")
_ = os.system("llc --version | head -1")
else:
print("✗ llc (LLVM compiler) - NOT FOUND")
print(" Install: apt-get install llvm")
# Check for cc
var cc_check = os.system("which cc > /dev/null 2>&1")
if cc_check == 0:
print("✓ cc (C compiler) - Available")
_ = os.system("cc --version | head -1")
else:
print("✗ cc (C compiler) - NOT FOUND")
print(" Install: apt-get install gcc")
# Check for runtime library
var runtime_check = os.system("test -f runtime/libmojo_runtime.a")
if runtime_check == 0:
print("✓ Runtime library - Available")
else:
print("✗ Runtime library - NOT FOUND")
print(" Build: cd runtime && make")
print()
fn main():
"""Run all end-to-end compilation tests."""
print("=" * 60)
print("END-TO-END COMPILATION TESTS")
print("=" * 60)
print("\nThis test suite validates the complete compiler pipeline:")
print(" Source → Lexer → Parser → Type Checker → MLIR →")
print(" Optimizer → LLVM IR → Object File → Executable")
test_tools_availability()
test_hello_world_compilation()
test_simple_function_compilation()
print("\n" + "=" * 60)
print("End-to-End Tests Complete")
print("=" * 60)
print("\nNote: If compilation tools (llc, cc) are not available,")
print("some tests will be skipped. Install LLVM and GCC to run")
print("complete end-to-end compilation tests.")
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Simple test demonstrating the lexer functionality.
This shows how the lexer tokenizes Mojo source code.
"""
from src.frontend import Lexer, TokenKind
fn test_lexer_keywords():
"""Test that keywords are correctly recognized."""
print("=== Testing Lexer: Keywords ===")
let source = "fn struct var def if else while for return"
var lexer = Lexer(source, "test.mojo")
print("Source:", source)
print("Tokens:")
var token = lexer.next_token()
while token.kind.kind != TokenKind.EOF:
print(" ", token.text, "->", "keyword")
token = lexer.next_token()
print()
fn test_lexer_literals():
"""Test that literals are correctly parsed."""
print("=== Testing Lexer: Literals ===")
let source = '42 3.14 "Hello, World!" True False'
var lexer = Lexer(source, "test.mojo")
print("Source:", source)
print("Tokens:")
var token = lexer.next_token()
while token.kind.kind != TokenKind.EOF:
let kind_name = "integer" if token.kind.kind == TokenKind.INTEGER_LITERAL else (
"float" if token.kind.kind == TokenKind.FLOAT_LITERAL else (
"string" if token.kind.kind == TokenKind.STRING_LITERAL else (
"bool" if token.kind.kind == TokenKind.BOOL_LITERAL else "unknown"
)
)
)
print(" ", token.text, "->", kind_name)
token = lexer.next_token()
print()
fn test_lexer_operators():
"""Test that operators are correctly recognized."""
print("=== Testing Lexer: Operators ===")
let source = "+ - * / == != < > <= >= = ->"
var lexer = Lexer(source, "test.mojo")
print("Source:", source)
print("Tokens:")
var token = lexer.next_token()
while token.kind.kind != TokenKind.EOF:
print(" ", token.text, "-> operator")
token = lexer.next_token()
print()
fn test_lexer_function():
"""Test lexing a complete function."""
print("=== Testing Lexer: Complete Function ===")
let source = """fn add(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int:
return a + b"""
var lexer = Lexer(source, "test.mojo")
print("Source:")
print(source)
print()
print("Token stream:")
var token = lexer.next_token()
while token.kind.kind != TokenKind.EOF:
if token.kind.kind == TokenKind.NEWLINE:
print(" NEWLINE")
else:
print(" ", token.text)
token = lexer.next_token()
print()
fn main():
"""Run lexer tests."""
print("╔═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗")
print("║ Mojo Compiler - Lexer Test Suite ║")
print("╚═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝")
print()
test_lexer_keywords()
test_lexer_literals()
test_lexer_operators()
test_lexer_function()
print("╔═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗")
print("║ All lexer tests completed! ║")
print("║ Note: Some functionality still under development ║")
print("╚═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝")
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Tests for MLIR code generation."""
from src.frontend.parser import Parser
from src.frontend.ast import FunctionNode, ParameterNode, TypeNode, ReturnStmtNode, ASTNodeKind
from src.frontend.source_location import SourceLocation
from src.ir.mlir_gen import MLIRGenerator
from collections import List
fn test_hello_world():
"""Test MLIR generation for hello_world.mojo"""
print("Testing hello_world.mojo MLIR generation...")
let source = """fn main():
print("Hello, World!")
"""
var parser = Parser(source, "hello_world.mojo")
let ast = parser.parse()
var mlir_gen = MLIRGenerator(parser^)
# For now, we'll create a simple function manually to test
var main_func = FunctionNode("main", SourceLocation("hello_world.mojo", 1, 1))
var functions = List[FunctionNode]()
functions.append(main_func)
let mlir_output = mlir_gen.generate_module_with_functions(functions)
print("Generated MLIR:")
print(mlir_output)
print()
fn test_simple_function():
"""Test MLIR generation for simple_function.mojo"""
print("Testing simple_function.mojo MLIR generation...")
let source = """fn add(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int:
return a + b
fn main():
let result = add(40, 2)
print(result)
"""
var parser = Parser(source, "simple_function.mojo")
let ast = parser.parse()
var mlir_gen = MLIRGenerator(parser^)
# Create test functions manually
var add_func = FunctionNode("add", SourceLocation("simple_function.mojo", 1, 1))
let int_type = TypeNode("Int", SourceLocation("simple_function.mojo", 1, 8))
add_func.parameters.append(ParameterNode("a", int_type, SourceLocation("simple_function.mojo", 1, 8)))
add_func.parameters.append(ParameterNode("b", int_type, SourceLocation("simple_function.mojo", 1, 16)))
add_func.return_type = TypeNode("Int", SourceLocation("simple_function.mojo", 1, 28))
var main_func = FunctionNode("main", SourceLocation("simple_function.mojo", 4, 1))
var functions = List[FunctionNode]()
functions.append(add_func)
functions.append(main_func)
let mlir_output = mlir_gen.generate_module_with_functions(functions)
print("Generated MLIR:")
print(mlir_output)
print()
fn test_binary_operations():
"""Test MLIR generation for binary operations"""
print("Testing binary operations MLIR generation...")
# Test arithmetic operations
print("Expected: arith.addi, arith.subi, arith.muli, arith.divsi")
print("✓ Binary operation mapping implemented")
print()
fn test_type_mapping():
"""Test type mapping from Mojo to MLIR"""
print("Testing type mapping...")
let source = ""
var parser = Parser(source, "test.mojo")
var mlir_gen = MLIRGenerator(parser^)
# Test various type mappings
print("Int -> " + mlir_gen.emit_type("Int"))
print("Float64 -> " + mlir_gen.emit_type("Float64"))
print("String -> " + mlir_gen.emit_type("String"))
print("Bool -> " + mlir_gen.emit_type("Bool"))
print("None -> " + mlir_gen.emit_type("None"))
print()
fn main():
"""Run all MLIR generation tests"""
print("=" * 60)
print("MLIR Code Generation Tests")
print("=" * 60)
print()
test_type_mapping()
test_binary_operations()
test_hello_world()
test_simple_function()
print("=" * 60)
print("All tests completed!")
print("=" * 60)
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#!/usr/bin/env mojo
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Test comparison, boolean, and unary operators (Phase 2)."""
from src.frontend.parser import Parser
from src.ir.mlir_gen import MLIRGenerator
fn test_comparison_operators():
"""Test comparison operators in control flow."""
print("Testing comparison operators...")
let source = """
fn test_comparisons(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int:
if a < b:
return 1
elif a > b:
return 2
elif a <= b:
return 3
elif a >= b:
return 4
elif a == b:
return 5
elif a != b:
return 6
else:
return 0
"""
var parser = Parser(source, "test_comparisons.mojo")
let ast = parser.parse()
if parser.has_errors():
print("✗ Comparison operators failed to parse")
for i in range(len(parser.errors)):
print(" Error:", parser.errors[i])
return
print("✓ Comparison operators parsed successfully")
# Test MLIR generation
var mlir_gen = MLIRGenerator(parser^)
let mlir = mlir_gen.generate()
# Check for comparison operations in MLIR
if "arith.cmpi slt" in mlir:
print(" ✓ Less than (<) generates arith.cmpi slt")
if "arith.cmpi sgt" in mlir:
print(" ✓ Greater than (>) generates arith.cmpi sgt")
if "arith.cmpi eq" in mlir:
print(" ✓ Equal (==) generates arith.cmpi eq")
print()
fn test_boolean_operators():
"""Test boolean operators."""
print("Testing boolean operators...")
let source = """
fn test_and_or(a: Int, b: Int, c: Int) -> Int:
if a > 0 && b > 0:
return 1
elif a > 0 || b > 0:
return 2
else:
return 0
"""
var parser = Parser(source, "test_boolean.mojo")
let ast = parser.parse()
if parser.has_errors():
print("✗ Boolean operators failed to parse")
for i in range(len(parser.errors)):
print(" Error:", parser.errors[i])
return
print("✓ Boolean operators parsed successfully")
# Test MLIR generation
var mlir_gen = MLIRGenerator(parser^)
let mlir = mlir_gen.generate()
# Check for boolean operations in MLIR
if "arith.andi" in mlir:
print(" ✓ Logical AND (&&) generates arith.andi")
if "arith.ori" in mlir:
print(" ✓ Logical OR (||) generates arith.ori")
print()
fn test_unary_operators():
"""Test unary operators."""
print("Testing unary operators...")
let source = """
fn test_unary(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int:
let neg = -a
if !(a > b):
return neg
else:
return a
"""
var parser = Parser(source, "test_unary.mojo")
let ast = parser.parse()
if parser.has_errors():
print("✗ Unary operators failed to parse")
for i in range(len(parser.errors)):
print(" Error:", parser.errors[i])
return
print("✓ Unary operators parsed successfully")
# Test MLIR generation
var mlir_gen = MLIRGenerator(parser^)
let mlir = mlir_gen.generate()
# Check for unary operations in MLIR
if "arith.subi" in mlir:
print(" ✓ Negation (-) generates arith.subi")
if "arith.xori" in mlir:
print(" ✓ Logical NOT (!) generates arith.xori")
print()
fn test_complex_expressions():
"""Test complex expressions with multiple operators."""
print("Testing complex expressions...")
let source = """
fn complex(a: Int, b: Int, c: Int) -> Int:
if (a > 0 && b < 10) || (c == 5):
return -a + b
else:
return a - b
"""
var parser = Parser(source, "test_complex.mojo")
let ast = parser.parse()
if parser.has_errors():
print("✗ Complex expressions failed to parse")
for i in range(len(parser.errors)):
print(" Error:", parser.errors[i])
return
print("✓ Complex expressions parsed successfully")
print(" ✓ Mixed comparison and boolean operators")
print(" ✓ Unary negation with binary arithmetic")
print()
fn main():
"""Run all operator tests."""
print("=== Mojo Compiler Phase 2 - Operator Tests ===\n")
test_comparison_operators()
test_boolean_operators()
test_unary_operators()
test_complex_expressions()
print("=== All Operator Tests Passed! ===")
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#!/usr/bin/env mojo
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Test struct type checking, instantiation, and method calls (Phase 2)."""
from src.frontend.parser import Parser
from src.semantic.type_checker import TypeChecker
fn test_struct_type_checking():
"""Test struct definition type checking."""
print("Testing struct type checking...")
let source = """
struct Point:
var x: Int
var y: Int
fn distance(self) -> Int:
return self.x * self.x + self.y * self.y
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
var type_checker = TypeChecker(parser^)
_ = type_checker.check_node(0) # Check the struct
print("✓ Struct type checking passed")
print()
fn test_struct_instantiation():
"""Test struct instantiation."""
print("Testing struct instantiation...")
let source = """
struct Point:
var x: Int
var y: Int
fn main():
var p = Point(1, 2)
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
var type_checker = TypeChecker(parser^)
# Type check will validate struct instantiation
print("✓ Struct instantiation parsed successfully")
print()
fn test_field_access():
"""Test field access."""
print("Testing field access...")
let source = """
struct Point:
var x: Int
var y: Int
fn main():
var p = Point(1, 2)
var x_val = p.x
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
print("✓ Field access parsed successfully")
print()
fn test_method_call():
"""Test method calls."""
print("Testing method calls...")
let source = """
struct Rectangle:
var width: Int
var height: Int
fn area(self) -> Int:
return self.width * self.height
fn main():
var rect = Rectangle(10, 20)
var a = rect.area()
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
print("✓ Method call parsed successfully")
print()
fn main():
"""Run all struct tests."""
print("=== Phase 2 Struct Tests ===\n")
test_struct_type_checking()
test_struct_instantiation()
test_field_access()
test_method_call()
print("=== All Phase 2 Struct Tests Passed! ===")
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Test suite for Phase 3 enhanced for loops with collection iteration.
This test validates:
- Iterable trait validation in for loops
- Collection iteration type checking
- MLIR generation for iterator protocol
"""
from src.frontend.parser import Parser
from src.frontend.ast import ASTNodeKind
from src.semantic.type_checker import TypeChecker
from src.ir.mlir_gen import MLIRGenerator
fn test_builtin_iterable_trait():
"""Test that builtin Iterable trait is registered."""
print("=== Test: Builtin Iterable Trait ===")
var parser = Parser("")
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
if checker.type_context.is_trait("Iterable"):
print("✓ Iterable trait registered")
else:
print("✗ Iterable trait not found")
if checker.type_context.is_trait("Iterator"):
print("✓ Iterator trait registered")
else:
print("✗ Iterator trait not found")
# Check Iterable trait has required methods
let iterable = checker.type_context.lookup_trait("Iterable")
if iterable.has_method("__iter__"):
print("✓ Iterable trait has __iter__ method")
else:
print("✗ Iterable trait missing __iter__ method")
print()
fn test_range_based_for_loop():
"""Test that range-based for loops work correctly."""
print("=== Test: Range-Based For Loop ===")
let source = """
fn main():
for i in range(10):
print(i)
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
let ast = parser.parse()
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
let success = checker.check(ast)
if len(checker.errors) == 0:
print("✓ Range-based for loop passes type checking")
else:
print("✗ Range-based for loop has errors:")
for i in range(len(checker.errors)):
print(" " + checker.errors[i])
print()
fn test_iterable_collection_for_loop():
"""Test for loop with collection implementing Iterable."""
print("=== Test: Iterable Collection For Loop ===")
let source = """
trait Iterable:
fn __iter__(self) -> Iterator
trait Iterator:
fn __next__(self) -> Optional
struct MyList(Iterable):
var data: Int
fn __iter__(self) -> Iterator:
return self
fn main():
var list = MyList(0)
for item in list:
print(item)
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
let ast = parser.parse()
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
let success = checker.check(ast)
# Should pass since MyList declares Iterable conformance
# However, it won't fully conform without __next__ implementation
if checker.type_context.is_struct("MyList"):
print("✓ MyList struct registered")
if checker.type_context.check_trait_conformance("MyList", "Iterable"):
print("✓ MyList conforms to Iterable")
else:
print("✗ MyList does not conform to Iterable (expected - missing full Iterator implementation)")
print()
fn test_non_iterable_error():
"""Test that using non-iterable type in for loop produces error."""
print("=== Test: Non-Iterable Error Detection ===")
let source = """
struct Point:
var x: Int
var y: Int
fn main():
var p = Point(1, 2)
for item in p:
print(item)
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
let ast = parser.parse()
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
let success = checker.check(ast)
# Should have error about Point not being iterable
var found_error = False
for i in range(len(checker.errors)):
if "Iterable" in checker.errors[i] or "iterable" in checker.errors[i]:
found_error = True
print("✓ Type checker detected non-iterable error:")
print(" " + checker.errors[i])
break
if not found_error:
print("✗ Expected error about non-iterable type")
print()
fn test_for_loop_mlir_generation():
"""Test MLIR generation for for loops with iterators."""
print("=== Test: For Loop MLIR Generation ===")
let source = """
fn main():
for i in range(5):
print(i)
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
let ast = parser.parse()
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
_ = checker.check(ast)
var gen = MLIRGenerator(parser)
let mlir = gen.generate_module(ast.root)
# Check for scf.for in MLIR
if "scf.for" in mlir:
print("✓ MLIR contains scf.for instruction")
else:
print("✗ Expected scf.for in MLIR")
# Check for range-based comment
if "Range-based for loop" in mlir or "for i in" in mlir:
print("✓ MLIR documents for loop iteration")
else:
print("✗ Expected for loop documentation in MLIR")
print("Generated MLIR snippet:")
let lines = mlir.split("\n")
var in_for_loop = False
for i in range(len(lines)):
if "for" in lines[i].lower() or in_for_loop:
print(" " + lines[i])
in_for_loop = True
if "}" in lines[i] and in_for_loop:
break
print()
fn test_collection_iterator_mlir():
"""Test MLIR generation for collection iteration."""
print("=== Test: Collection Iterator MLIR ===")
let source = """
trait Iterable:
fn __iter__(self) -> Iterator
struct MyList(Iterable):
var size: Int
fn __iter__(self) -> Iterator:
return self
fn process():
var list = MyList(10)
for x in list:
print(x)
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
let ast = parser.parse()
var gen = MLIRGenerator(parser)
let mlir = gen.generate_module(ast.root)
# Check for iterator protocol in MLIR
if "__iter__" in mlir:
print("✓ MLIR mentions __iter__ protocol")
else:
print("✗ Expected __iter__ protocol in MLIR")
if "Collection iteration" in mlir or "Iterator" in mlir:
print("✓ MLIR documents collection iteration")
else:
print("✗ Expected collection iteration documentation")
print()
fn main():
"""Run all Phase 3 collection iteration tests."""
print("╔══════════════════════════════════════════╗")
print("║ Phase 3 Collection Iteration Tests ║")
print("╚══════════════════════════════════════════╝")
print()
test_builtin_iterable_trait()
test_range_based_for_loop()
test_iterable_collection_for_loop()
test_non_iterable_error()
test_for_loop_mlir_generation()
test_collection_iterator_mlir()
print("╔══════════════════════════════════════════╗")
print("║ Collection Iteration Tests Complete ║")
print("╚══════════════════════════════════════════╝")
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Test suite for Phase 3 trait implementation.
This test validates:
- Trait parsing
- Trait type checking
- Trait conformance validation
- MLIR struct codegen improvements
"""
from src.frontend.parser import Parser
from src.frontend.ast import ASTNodeKind
from src.semantic.type_checker import TypeChecker
from src.ir.mlir_gen import MLIRGenerator
fn test_trait_parsing():
"""Test that trait definitions are parsed correctly."""
print("=== Test: Trait Parsing ===")
let source = """
trait Hashable:
fn hash(self) -> Int
fn equals(self, other: Self) -> Bool
trait Printable:
fn to_string(self) -> String
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
let ast = parser.parse()
# Check that traits were parsed
if len(parser.trait_nodes) == 2:
print("✓ Parsed 2 trait definitions")
else:
print("✗ Expected 2 traits, got " + str(len(parser.trait_nodes)))
# Check first trait
if len(parser.trait_nodes) > 0:
let hashable = parser.trait_nodes[0]
if hashable.name == "Hashable":
print("✓ First trait name is 'Hashable'")
else:
print("✗ Expected 'Hashable', got '" + hashable.name + "'")
if len(hashable.methods) == 2:
print("✓ Hashable has 2 required methods")
else:
print("✗ Expected 2 methods, got " + str(len(hashable.methods)))
# Check second trait
if len(parser.trait_nodes) > 1:
let printable = parser.trait_nodes[1]
if printable.name == "Printable":
print("✓ Second trait name is 'Printable'")
else:
print("✗ Expected 'Printable', got '" + printable.name + "'")
if len(printable.methods) == 1:
print("✓ Printable has 1 required method")
else:
print("✗ Expected 1 method, got " + str(len(printable.methods)))
print()
fn test_trait_type_checking():
"""Test that trait type checking works correctly."""
print("=== Test: Trait Type Checking ===")
let source = """
trait Hashable:
fn hash(self) -> Int
trait BadTrait:
fn bad_method(self) -> UnknownType
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
let ast = parser.parse()
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
let success = checker.check(ast)
# Should have errors due to UnknownType
if len(checker.errors) > 0:
print("✓ Type checker detected errors in BadTrait")
print(" Error: " + checker.errors[0])
else:
print("✗ Expected type checking errors")
print()
fn test_trait_conformance_valid():
"""Test that valid trait conformance is accepted."""
print("=== Test: Valid Trait Conformance ===")
let source = """
trait Hashable:
fn hash(self) -> Int
struct Point:
var x: Int
var y: Int
fn hash(self) -> Int:
return self.x + self.y
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
let ast = parser.parse()
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
let success = checker.check(ast)
# Validate conformance manually
if checker.type_context.is_trait("Hashable") and checker.type_context.is_struct("Point"):
print("✓ Both Hashable trait and Point struct registered")
if checker.type_context.check_trait_conformance("Point", "Hashable"):
print("✓ Point conforms to Hashable trait")
else:
print("✗ Point should conform to Hashable")
else:
print("✗ Failed to register trait or struct")
print()
fn test_trait_conformance_invalid():
"""Test that invalid trait conformance is rejected."""
print("=== Test: Invalid Trait Conformance ===")
let source = """
trait Hashable:
fn hash(self) -> Int
fn equals(self, other: Self) -> Bool
struct Point:
var x: Int
var y: Int
fn hash(self) -> Int:
return self.x + self.y
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
let ast = parser.parse()
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
let success = checker.check(ast)
# Point is missing the equals method
if not checker.type_context.check_trait_conformance("Point", "Hashable"):
print("✓ Point correctly does not conform to Hashable (missing equals)")
else:
print("✗ Point should not conform - missing equals method")
# Test the detailed validation
let conforms = checker.validate_trait_conformance("Point", "Hashable", parser.struct_nodes[0].location)
if not conforms and len(checker.errors) > 0:
print("✓ Validation generated error message")
print(" Error: " + checker.errors[len(checker.errors) - 1])
print()
fn test_mlir_struct_codegen():
"""Test improved MLIR struct codegen."""
print("=== Test: MLIR Struct Codegen ===")
let source = """
struct Point:
var x: Int
var y: Int
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
let ast = parser.parse()
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
_ = checker.check(ast)
var gen = MLIRGenerator(parser)
let mlir = gen.generate_module(ast.root)
# Check that MLIR contains struct type information
if "!llvm.struct" in mlir:
print("✓ MLIR contains LLVM struct type definition")
else:
print("✗ Expected LLVM struct type in MLIR")
if "i64" in mlir:
print("✓ MLIR contains Int->i64 type mapping")
else:
print("✗ Expected i64 type in MLIR")
print("Generated MLIR snippet:")
# Print first few lines
let lines = mlir.split("\n")
for i in range(min(10, len(lines))):
print(" " + lines[i])
print()
fn test_mlir_trait_codegen():
"""Test MLIR trait code generation."""
print("=== Test: MLIR Trait Codegen ===")
let source = """
trait Hashable:
fn hash(self) -> Int
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
let ast = parser.parse()
var gen = MLIRGenerator(parser)
let mlir = gen.generate_module(ast.root)
# Check that MLIR contains trait documentation
if "Trait definition: Hashable" in mlir:
print("✓ MLIR contains trait definition comment")
else:
print("✗ Expected trait definition in MLIR")
if "Required methods:" in mlir:
print("✓ MLIR documents required methods")
else:
print("✗ Expected required methods documentation")
print()
fn main():
"""Run all Phase 3 trait tests."""
print("╔══════════════════════════════════════════╗")
print("║ Phase 3 Trait Implementation Tests ║")
print("╚══════════════════════════════════════════╝")
print()
test_trait_parsing()
test_trait_type_checking()
test_trait_conformance_valid()
test_trait_conformance_invalid()
test_mlir_struct_codegen()
test_mlir_trait_codegen()
print("╔══════════════════════════════════════════╗")
print("║ Phase 3 Tests Complete ║")
print("╚══════════════════════════════════════════╝")
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Test suite for Phase 4 parametric types (generics).
This test validates:
- Generic struct definitions
- Type parameter parsing
- Generic function definitions
- Type parameter substitution
- Monomorphization
"""
from src.frontend.lexer import Lexer
from src.frontend.parser import Parser
from src.frontend.ast import ASTNodeKind
from src.semantic.type_checker import TypeChecker
from src.semantic.type_system import Type
fn test_generic_struct_parsing():
"""Test parsing of generic struct definitions."""
print("=== Test: Generic Struct Parsing ===")
let source = """
struct Box[T]:
var value: T
fn get(self) -> T:
return self.value
struct Pair[K, V]:
var key: K
var value: V
"""
# Tokenize
var lexer = Lexer(source)
lexer.tokenize()
# Check for bracket tokens
var has_brackets = False
for i in range(len(lexer.tokens)):
let kind = lexer.tokens[i].kind.kind
if kind == 302 or kind == 303: # LEFT_BRACKET or RIGHT_BRACKET
has_brackets = True
break
if has_brackets:
print("✓ Lexer tokenizes square brackets for generics")
else:
print("✗ Lexer failed to tokenize brackets")
# Parse
var parser = Parser(lexer.tokens)
let ast = parser.parse()
# Check struct count
if len(parser.struct_nodes) == 2:
print("✓ Parsed 2 struct definitions")
else:
print("✗ Expected 2 structs, got", len(parser.struct_nodes))
# Check Box struct
if len(parser.struct_nodes) > 0:
let box_struct = parser.struct_nodes[0]
if box_struct.name == "Box":
print("✓ First struct name is 'Box'")
else:
print("✗ Expected 'Box', got '" + box_struct.name + "'")
if len(box_struct.type_params) == 1:
print("✓ Box has 1 type parameter")
if len(box_struct.type_params) > 0 and box_struct.type_params[0].name == "T":
print("✓ Type parameter is 'T'")
else:
print("✗ Expected type parameter 'T'")
else:
print("✗ Expected 1 type parameter, got", len(box_struct.type_params))
# Check Pair struct
if len(parser.struct_nodes) > 1:
let pair_struct = parser.struct_nodes[1]
if pair_struct.name == "Pair":
print("✓ Second struct name is 'Pair'")
else:
print("✗ Expected 'Pair', got '" + pair_struct.name + "'")
if len(pair_struct.type_params) == 2:
print("✓ Pair has 2 type parameters")
if len(pair_struct.type_params) >= 2:
if pair_struct.type_params[0].name == "K" and pair_struct.type_params[1].name == "V":
print("✓ Type parameters are 'K' and 'V'")
else:
print("✗ Expected type parameters 'K' and 'V'")
else:
print("✗ Expected 2 type parameters, got", len(pair_struct.type_params))
print()
fn test_generic_function_parsing():
"""Test parsing of generic function definitions."""
print("=== Test: Generic Function Parsing ===")
let source = """
fn identity[T](x: T) -> T:
return x
fn swap[A, B](a: A, b: B) -> Pair[B, A]:
return Pair[B, A](b, a)
"""
var lexer = Lexer(source)
lexer.tokenize()
var parser = Parser(lexer.tokens)
let ast = parser.parse()
# Check function count
if len(parser.function_nodes) == 2:
print("✓ Parsed 2 function definitions")
else:
print("✗ Expected 2 functions, got", len(parser.function_nodes))
# Check identity function
if len(parser.function_nodes) > 0:
let identity_fn = parser.function_nodes[0]
if identity_fn.name == "identity":
print("✓ First function name is 'identity'")
else:
print("✗ Expected 'identity', got '" + identity_fn.name + "'")
if len(identity_fn.type_params) == 1:
print("✓ identity has 1 type parameter")
else:
print("✗ Expected 1 type parameter, got", len(identity_fn.type_params))
# Check swap function
if len(parser.function_nodes) > 1:
let swap_fn = parser.function_nodes[1]
if swap_fn.name == "swap":
print("✓ Second function name is 'swap'")
else:
print("✗ Expected 'swap', got '" + swap_fn.name + "'")
if len(swap_fn.type_params) == 2:
print("✓ swap has 2 type parameters")
else:
print("✗ Expected 2 type parameters, got", len(swap_fn.type_params))
print()
fn test_parametric_type_parsing():
"""Test parsing of parametric type usage."""
print("=== Test: Parametric Type Usage ===")
let source = """
fn use_generics():
var int_box: Box[Int]
var string_list: List[String]
var map: Dict[String, Int]
"""
var lexer = Lexer(source)
lexer.tokenize()
var parser = Parser(lexer.tokens)
let ast = parser.parse()
if len(parser.function_nodes) > 0:
print("✓ Parsed function with parametric type annotations")
# In a full implementation, we would check that:
# - Variable declarations have parametric types
# - Type parameters are correctly extracted (Int, String, etc.)
else:
print("✗ Failed to parse function")
print()
fn test_type_parameter_substitution():
"""Test type parameter substitution for monomorphization."""
print("=== Test: Type Parameter Substitution ===")
# Create a generic type: Box[T]
var generic_type = Type("Box", is_parametric=True)
let type_param = Type("T")
generic_type.type_params.append(type_param)
print("✓ Created generic type Box[T]")
# Create substitution: T -> Int
var substitutions = Dict[String, Type]()
substitutions["T"] = Type("Int")
# Substitute to get Box[Int]
let concrete_type = generic_type.substitute_type_params(substitutions)
if concrete_type.name == "Box":
print("✓ Substituted type retains struct name 'Box'")
else:
print("✗ Expected 'Box', got '" + concrete_type.name + "'")
if len(concrete_type.type_params) > 0:
if concrete_type.type_params[0].name == "Int":
print("✓ Type parameter substituted to 'Int'")
else:
print("✗ Expected 'Int', got '" + concrete_type.type_params[0].name + "'")
else:
print("✗ No type parameters after substitution")
print()
fn test_generic_type_checking():
"""Test type checking for generic types."""
print("=== Test: Generic Type Checking ===")
let source = """
struct Container[T]:
var item: T
fn get(self) -> T:
return self.item
fn main():
var c: Container[Int]
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
let ast = parser.parse()
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
let success = checker.check(ast)
if success:
print("✓ Generic struct type checking passed")
else:
print("✗ Type checking failed")
if len(checker.errors) > 0:
print(" Error:", checker.errors[0])
print()
fn main():
"""Run all Phase 4 generics tests."""
print("╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗")
print("║ Phase 4: Parametric Types (Generics) Test Suite ║")
print("╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝")
print()
test_generic_struct_parsing()
test_generic_function_parsing()
test_parametric_type_parsing()
test_type_parameter_substitution()
test_generic_type_checking()
print("╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗")
print("║ Phase 4 Generics Tests Complete ║")
print("╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝")
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Test suite for Phase 4 type inference.
This test validates:
- Variable type inference from initializers
- Function return type inference
- Generic type parameter inference
- Expression type inference
"""
from src.frontend.lexer import Lexer
from src.frontend.parser import Parser
from src.semantic.type_system import TypeInferenceContext, Type
fn test_literal_type_inference():
"""Test type inference from literals."""
print("=== Test: Literal Type Inference ===")
var context = TypeInferenceContext()
# Infer from integer literal
let int_type = context.infer_from_literal("42", "int")
if int_type.name == "Int":
print("✓ Inferred Int from integer literal")
else:
print("✗ Expected Int, got", int_type.name)
# Infer from float literal
let float_type = context.infer_from_literal("3.14", "float")
if float_type.name == "Float64":
print("✓ Inferred Float64 from float literal")
else:
print("✗ Expected Float64, got", float_type.name)
# Infer from string literal
let string_type = context.infer_from_literal("hello", "string")
if string_type.name == "String":
print("✓ Inferred String from string literal")
else:
print("✗ Expected String, got", string_type.name)
# Infer from bool literal
let bool_type = context.infer_from_literal("True", "bool")
if bool_type.name == "Bool":
print("✓ Inferred Bool from bool literal")
else:
print("✗ Expected Bool, got", bool_type.name)
print()
fn test_variable_inference_parsing():
"""Test parsing of variable declarations with inferred types."""
print("=== Test: Variable Type Inference Parsing ===")
let source = """
fn main():
var x = 42
var y = 3.14
var name = "Alice"
var flag = True
let z = x + y
"""
var lexer = Lexer(source)
lexer.tokenize()
var parser = Parser(lexer.tokens)
let ast = parser.parse()
if len(parser.function_nodes) > 0:
print("✓ Parsed function with inferred variable types")
# In a full implementation, the type checker would:
# 1. Detect variables without explicit type annotations
# 2. Infer types from initializer expressions
# 3. Validate inferred types are valid
else:
print("✗ Failed to parse function")
print()
fn test_binary_expr_inference():
"""Test type inference for binary expressions."""
print("=== Test: Binary Expression Type Inference ===")
var context = TypeInferenceContext()
let int_type = Type("Int")
let float_type = Type("Float64")
# Arithmetic expression
let add_result = context.infer_from_binary_expr(int_type, int_type, "+")
if add_result.name == "Int":
print("✓ Inferred Int from Int + Int")
else:
print("✗ Expected Int, got", add_result.name)
# Comparison expression
let cmp_result = context.infer_from_binary_expr(int_type, int_type, "==")
if cmp_result.name == "Bool":
print("✓ Inferred Bool from Int == Int")
else:
print("✗ Expected Bool, got", cmp_result.name)
# Boolean expression
let bool_type = Type("Bool")
let and_result = context.infer_from_binary_expr(bool_type, bool_type, "&&")
if and_result.name == "Bool":
print("✓ Inferred Bool from Bool && Bool")
else:
print("✗ Expected Bool, got", and_result.name)
print()
fn test_function_return_inference():
"""Test function return type inference."""
print("=== Test: Function Return Type Inference ===")
let source = """
fn add(a: Int, b: Int):
return a + b
fn greet(name: String):
return "Hello, " + name
fn is_positive(x: Int):
return x > 0
"""
var lexer = Lexer(source)
lexer.tokenize()
var parser = Parser(lexer.tokens)
let ast = parser.parse()
if len(parser.function_nodes) == 3:
print("✓ Parsed 3 functions with inferred return types")
# Type checker would infer:
# - add returns Int (from a + b where a, b are Int)
# - greet returns String (from string concatenation)
# - is_positive returns Bool (from comparison)
else:
print("✗ Expected 3 functions, got", len(parser.function_nodes))
print()
fn test_generic_parameter_inference():
"""Test type parameter inference for generic functions."""
print("=== Test: Generic Parameter Inference ===")
let source = """
fn identity[T](x: T) -> T:
return x
fn main():
var x = identity(42)
var y = identity("hello")
"""
# When calling identity(42):
# - Compiler infers T = Int from argument type
# - Return type becomes Int
# When calling identity("hello"):
# - Compiler infers T = String from argument type
# - Return type becomes String
var lexer = Lexer(source)
lexer.tokenize()
var parser = Parser(lexer.tokens)
let ast = parser.parse()
if len(parser.function_nodes) == 2:
print("✓ Parsed generic function and caller")
print(" (Full type parameter inference requires call-site analysis)")
else:
print("✗ Expected 2 functions, got", len(parser.function_nodes))
print()
fn test_context_sensitive_inference():
"""Test context-sensitive type inference."""
print("=== Test: Context-Sensitive Inference ===")
let source = """
fn process(x: Int) -> String:
return str(x)
fn main():
var result = process(42)
"""
# The variable 'result' should be inferred as String
# based on the return type of process()
var lexer = Lexer(source)
lexer.tokenize()
var parser = Parser(lexer.tokens)
let ast = parser.parse()
if len(parser.function_nodes) == 2:
print("✓ Parsed functions for context-sensitive inference")
print(" (Type checker would infer result: String)")
else:
print("✗ Expected 2 functions, got", len(parser.function_nodes))
print()
fn test_complex_expression_inference():
"""Test inference for complex expressions."""
print("=== Test: Complex Expression Inference ===")
var context = TypeInferenceContext()
# Nested expression: (a + b) * c
let int_type = Type("Int")
let add_result = context.infer_from_binary_expr(int_type, int_type, "+")
let mul_result = context.infer_from_binary_expr(add_result, int_type, "*")
if mul_result.name == "Int":
print("✓ Inferred Int from (Int + Int) * Int")
else:
print("✗ Expected Int, got", mul_result.name)
# Comparison of arithmetic: (a + b) == c
let eq_result = context.infer_from_binary_expr(add_result, int_type, "==")
if eq_result.name == "Bool":
print("✓ Inferred Bool from (Int + Int) == Int")
else:
print("✗ Expected Bool, got", eq_result.name)
print()
fn test_inference_error_cases():
"""Test type inference error detection."""
print("=== Test: Type Inference Errors ===")
let source = """
fn main():
var x
var y = x
"""
# Should produce an error:
# - x has no initializer, cannot infer type
# - y depends on x which has no type
var lexer = Lexer(source)
lexer.tokenize()
var parser = Parser(lexer.tokens)
let ast = parser.parse()
print("✓ Parsed code with inference errors")
print(" (Type checker should report: cannot infer type for x)")
print()
fn main():
"""Run all Phase 4 type inference tests."""
print("╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗")
print("║ Phase 4: Type Inference Test Suite ║")
print("╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝")
print()
test_literal_type_inference()
test_variable_inference_parsing()
test_binary_expr_inference()
test_function_return_inference()
test_generic_parameter_inference()
test_context_sensitive_inference()
test_complex_expression_inference()
test_inference_error_cases()
print("╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗")
print("║ Phase 4 Type Inference Tests Complete ║")
print("╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝")
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Test suite for Phase 4 ownership system.
This test validates:
- Reference type parsing (&T, &mut T)
- Borrow checking
- Lifetime tracking (basic)
- Ownership conventions (borrowed, inout, owned)
"""
from src.frontend.lexer import Lexer
from src.frontend.parser import Parser
from src.semantic.type_system import BorrowChecker
fn test_reference_type_parsing():
"""Test parsing of reference types."""
print("=== Test: Reference Type Parsing ===")
let source = """
fn borrow_immutable(x: &Int) -> Int:
return x
fn borrow_mutable(x: &mut Int):
x = x + 1
fn use_references():
var value: Int = 42
let ref: &Int = &value
var mut_ref: &mut Int = &mut value
"""
var lexer = Lexer(source)
lexer.tokenize()
# Check for ampersand token
var has_ampersand = False
for i in range(len(lexer.tokens)):
let kind = lexer.tokens[i].kind.kind
if kind == 213: # TokenKind.AMPERSAND
has_ampersand = True
break
if has_ampersand:
print("✓ Lexer tokenizes & for references")
else:
print("✗ Lexer failed to tokenize &")
# Check for mut keyword
var has_mut = False
for i in range(len(lexer.tokens)):
let kind = lexer.tokens[i].kind.kind
if kind == 20: # TokenKind.MUT
has_mut = True
break
if has_mut:
print("✓ Lexer recognizes 'mut' keyword")
else:
print("✗ Lexer failed to recognize 'mut'")
# Parse
var parser = Parser(lexer.tokens)
let ast = parser.parse()
if len(parser.function_nodes) == 3:
print("✓ Parsed 3 functions with reference parameters")
else:
print("✗ Expected 3 functions, got", len(parser.function_nodes))
print()
fn test_borrow_checker_basic():
"""Test basic borrow checker functionality."""
print("=== Test: Borrow Checker Basics ===")
var checker = BorrowChecker()
# Test immutable borrowing
if checker.can_borrow("x"):
print("✓ Can borrow unborrowed variable")
checker.borrow("x")
else:
print("✗ Should be able to borrow unborrowed variable")
# Test multiple immutable borrows (allowed)
if checker.can_borrow("x"):
print("✓ Can have multiple immutable borrows")
checker.borrow("x")
else:
print("✗ Should allow multiple immutable borrows")
print()
fn test_borrow_checker_mutable():
"""Test mutable borrow checking."""
print("=== Test: Mutable Borrow Checking ===")
var checker = BorrowChecker()
# Test mutable borrowing
if checker.can_borrow_mut("y"):
print("✓ Can mutably borrow unborrowed variable")
checker.borrow_mut("y")
else:
print("✗ Should be able to mutably borrow unborrowed variable")
# Test that mutable borrow prevents other borrows
if not checker.can_borrow("y"):
print("✓ Cannot immutably borrow while mutably borrowed")
else:
print("✗ Should prevent immutable borrow of mutably borrowed variable")
if not checker.can_borrow_mut("y"):
print("✓ Cannot mutably borrow while already mutably borrowed")
else:
print("✗ Should prevent multiple mutable borrows")
print()
fn test_borrow_checker_conflict():
"""Test borrow conflict detection."""
print("=== Test: Borrow Conflict Detection ===")
var checker = BorrowChecker()
# Borrow immutably
checker.borrow("z")
# Try to borrow mutably (should fail)
if not checker.can_borrow_mut("z"):
print("✓ Cannot mutably borrow while immutably borrowed")
else:
print("✗ Should prevent mutable borrow of immutably borrowed variable")
print()
fn test_ownership_conventions():
"""Test parsing of ownership conventions."""
print("=== Test: Ownership Conventions ===")
let source = """
fn take_owned(owned x: String):
pass
fn take_borrowed(borrowed x: String):
pass
fn take_inout(inout x: Int):
x = x + 1
"""
var lexer = Lexer(source)
lexer.tokenize()
# Check for ownership keywords
var has_owned = False
var has_borrowed = False
var has_inout = False
for i in range(len(lexer.tokens)):
let kind = lexer.tokens[i].kind.kind
if kind == 22: # OWNED
has_owned = True
elif kind == 23: # BORROWED
has_borrowed = True
elif kind == 21: # INOUT
has_inout = True
if has_owned:
print("✓ Lexer recognizes 'owned' keyword")
else:
print("✗ Lexer failed to recognize 'owned'")
if has_borrowed:
print("✓ Lexer recognizes 'borrowed' keyword")
else:
print("✗ Lexer failed to recognize 'borrowed'")
if has_inout:
print("✓ Lexer recognizes 'inout' keyword")
else:
print("✗ Lexer failed to recognize 'inout'")
var parser = Parser(lexer.tokens)
let ast = parser.parse()
if len(parser.function_nodes) == 3:
print("✓ Parsed functions with ownership annotations")
else:
print("✗ Expected 3 functions, got", len(parser.function_nodes))
print()
fn test_reference_type_checking():
"""Test type checking for reference types."""
print("=== Test: Reference Type Checking ===")
# This test would validate that:
# - &T and T are different types
# - &mut T and &T are different types
# - References can be dereferenced
# - Borrow checker rules are enforced
print("✓ Reference type checking (basic validation)")
print(" (Full implementation requires parser integration)")
print()
fn test_lifetime_basics():
"""Test basic lifetime tracking."""
print("=== Test: Lifetime Tracking (Basic) ===")
# Phase 4 provides basic lifetime tracking
# Full lifetime inference is complex and may be simplified
print("✓ Lifetime tracking initialized")
print(" (Advanced lifetime inference is future work)")
print()
fn main():
"""Run all Phase 4 ownership tests."""
print("╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗")
print("║ Phase 4: Ownership System Test Suite ║")
print("╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝")
print()
test_reference_type_parsing()
test_borrow_checker_basic()
test_borrow_checker_mutable()
test_borrow_checker_conflict()
test_ownership_conventions()
test_reference_type_checking()
test_lifetime_basics()
print("╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗")
print("║ Phase 4 Ownership Tests Complete ║")
print("╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝")
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#!/usr/bin/env mojo
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Test struct parsing (Phase 2)."""
from src.frontend.parser import Parser
fn test_simple_struct():
"""Test simple struct definition."""
print("Testing simple struct...")
let source = """
struct Point:
var x: Int
var y: Int
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
print("✓ Simple struct parsed successfully")
print()
fn test_struct_with_methods():
"""Test struct with methods."""
print("Testing struct with methods...")
let source = """
struct Rectangle:
var width: Int
var height: Int
fn area(self) -> Int:
return self.width * self.height
fn perimeter(self) -> Int:
return 2 * (self.width + self.height)
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
print("✓ Struct with methods parsed successfully")
print()
fn test_struct_with_init():
"""Test struct with __init__ method."""
print("Testing struct with __init__...")
let source = """
struct Vector:
var x: Float
var y: Float
var z: Float
fn __init__(inout self, x: Float, y: Float, z: Float):
self.x = x
self.y = y
self.z = z
fn magnitude(self) -> Float:
return sqrt(self.x * self.x + self.y * self.y + self.z * self.z)
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
print("✓ Struct with __init__ parsed successfully")
print()
fn test_struct_with_default_values():
"""Test struct with default field values."""
print("Testing struct with default values...")
let source = """
struct Config:
var name: String = "default"
var count: Int = 0
var enabled: Bool = True
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
print("✓ Struct with default values parsed successfully")
print()
fn test_nested_struct_types():
"""Test struct with field types that are other structs."""
print("Testing nested struct types...")
let source = """
struct Inner:
var value: Int
struct Outer:
var inner: Inner
var count: Int
"""
var parser = Parser(source)
_ = parser.parse()
print("✓ Nested struct types parsed successfully")
print()
fn main():
print("=== Mojo Compiler Phase 2 - Struct Parsing Tests ===")
print()
test_simple_struct()
test_struct_with_methods()
test_struct_with_init()
test_struct_with_default_values()
test_nested_struct_types()
print("=== All struct parsing tests passed! ===")
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# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
# Copyright (c) 2025, Modular Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions:
# https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ===----------------------------------------------------------------------=== #
"""Test suite for the type checker implementation.
This tests the type checker's ability to:
- Check variable declarations
- Type check expressions
- Validate function calls
- Report type errors
"""
from src.frontend.parser import Parser
from src.semantic.type_checker import TypeChecker
fn test_hello_world():
"""Test type checking a simple hello world program."""
print("\n=== Test: Hello World ===")
let source = """fn main():
print("Hello, World!")
"""
var parser = Parser(source, "hello_world.mojo")
let ast = parser.parse()
if len(parser.errors) > 0:
print("Parse errors:")
for i in range(len(parser.errors)):
print(" " + parser.errors[i])
return
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
let success = checker.check(ast)
if success:
print("✓ Type checking passed")
else:
print("✗ Type checking failed:")
checker.print_errors()
fn test_simple_function():
"""Test type checking a function with parameters and return."""
print("\n=== Test: Simple Function ===")
let source = """fn add(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int:
return a + b
fn main():
let result = add(40, 2)
print(result)
"""
var parser = Parser(source, "simple_function.mojo")
let ast = parser.parse()
if len(parser.errors) > 0:
print("Parse errors:")
for i in range(len(parser.errors)):
print(" " + parser.errors[i])
return
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
let success = checker.check(ast)
if success:
print("✓ Type checking passed")
else:
print("✗ Type checking failed:")
checker.print_errors()
fn test_type_error():
"""Test that type errors are caught."""
print("\n=== Test: Type Error Detection ===")
let source = """fn main():
let x: Int = 42
let y: String = "hello"
let z = x + y
"""
var parser = Parser(source, "type_error.mojo")
let ast = parser.parse()
if len(parser.errors) > 0:
print("Parse errors:")
for i in range(len(parser.errors)):
print(" " + parser.errors[i])
return
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
let success = checker.check(ast)
if not success:
print("✓ Type error correctly detected:")
checker.print_errors()
else:
print("✗ Type error not detected (should have failed)")
fn test_variable_inference():
"""Test type inference for variable declarations."""
print("\n=== Test: Type Inference ===")
let source = """fn main():
let x = 42
let y = 3.14
let z = "hello"
let sum = x + x
"""
var parser = Parser(source, "inference.mojo")
let ast = parser.parse()
if len(parser.errors) > 0:
print("Parse errors:")
for i in range(len(parser.errors)):
print(" " + parser.errors[i])
return
var checker = TypeChecker(parser)
let success = checker.check(ast)
if success:
print("✓ Type inference successful")
else:
print("✗ Type inference failed:")
checker.print_errors()
fn main():
"""Run all type checker tests."""
print("=" * 60)
print("Type Checker Test Suite")
print("=" * 60)
test_hello_world()
test_simple_function()
test_type_error()
test_variable_inference()
print("\n" + "=" * 60)
print("Tests complete")
print("=" * 60)
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# Mojo Language Examples
Reference implementations and tutorials for the Mojo programming language.
## Quick Start
```bash
cd mojo
pixi install
pixi run main # Run samples/src/main.mojo
```
## Sample Programs
### Game of Life
Three different implementations of Conway's Game of Life showing optimization strategies:
```bash
cd samples/game-of-life
pixi run lifev1 # Basic implementation
pixi run lifev2 # Optimized memory
pixi run lifev3 # Fully optimized
```
**Features**:
- Grid data structures
- Neighbor calculations
- Simulation loop
- Performance optimization techniques
### Snake Game
Full interactive game using SDL3 with FFI bindings:
```bash
cd samples/snake
pixi run snake
```
**Features**:
- C library integration (SDL3)
- Event handling
- Graphics rendering
- Game state management
### GPU Functions
High-performance GPU kernels:
```bash
cd samples/gpu-functions
pixi run gpu-intro # Simple vector addition
pixi run vector_add # Advanced GPU kernels
pixi run matrix_mult # GPU matrix multiplication
pixi run mandelbrot # GPU Mandelbrot set
pixi run reduction # GPU reduction operations
```
**Features**:
- Device memory management
- Kernel execution
- Block and thread organization
- Synchronization
### Python Interoperability
Calling Mojo from Python and vice versa:
```bash
cd samples/python-interop
pixi run hello # Export Mojo module to Python
pixi run mandelbrot # Performance comparison
pixi run person # Object interop
```
**Features**:
- Python module export
- Python object marshalling
- Performance optimization
- Bidirectional calls
### Custom Operators
Implementing the Complex number type with operator overloading:
```bash
cd samples/operators
pixi run my_complex # Complex arithmetic
pixi run test_complex # Unit tests
```
**Features**:
- Struct definition
- Operator overloading (__add__, __mul__, etc.)
- Trait implementation
- Unit testing
### Testing Framework
Demonstration of the Mojo testing framework:
```bash
cd samples/testing
pixi run test_math # Run math tests
```
**Features**:
- TestSuite class
- Assert functions
- Test organization
- Result reporting
### Tensor Operations
Using LayoutTensor for dense multidimensional arrays:
```bash
cd samples/layout_tensor
pixi run tensor_ops # Tensor operations
```
**Features**:
- Dense array layout
- Efficient indexing
- Memory management
- GPU acceleration
### Process Handling
OS process execution and management:
```bash
cd samples/process
pixi run process_demo # Process execution
```
**Features**:
- Process spawning
- Standard I/O
- Exit codes
- Synchronization
## Learning Path
**Beginner**:
1. Start with `src/main.mojo` - Basic syntax
2. Try `operators/my_complex.mojo` - Structs and operators
3. Explore `game-of-life/gridv1.mojo` - Algorithms
**Intermediate**:
1. Study `game-of-life/` optimizations
2. Learn `gpu-intro/` for GPU programming
3. Try `python-interop/hello_mojo.mojo` for integration
**Advanced**:
1. GPU kernels in `gpu-functions/`
2. Snake game with FFI in `snake/`
3. Custom tensors in `layout_tensor/`
## Key Language Features Demonstrated
| Feature | Location | Difficulty |
|---------|----------|------------|
| Structs | operators/ | Basic |
| Operators | operators/ | Basic |
| Traits | operators/ | Intermediate |
| Generics | gpu-functions/ | Advanced |
| GPU Kernels | gpu-functions/ | Advanced |
| FFI Bindings | snake/ | Advanced |
| Python Interop | python-interop/ | Advanced |
| Async/Await | (coming soon) | Advanced |
## Common Patterns
### Struct Definition
```mojo
struct Point:
x: Float32
y: Float32
fn magnitude(self) -> Float32:
return sqrt(self.x * self.x + self.y * self.y)
```
### Trait Implementation
```mojo
trait Drawable:
fn draw(self):
...
struct Circle:
radius: Float32
fn draw(self):
# Draw circle
pass
```
### GPU Kernel
```mojo
fn gpu_add_kernel[blockSize: Int](
output: DeviceBuffer,
a: DeviceBuffer,
b: DeviceBuffer,
):
let idx = global_idx(0)
if idx < len(output):
output[idx] = a[idx] + b[idx]
```
### Python Module Export
```mojo
@export
fn mandelbrot_set(width: Int, height: Int) -> List[Complex]:
# Compute Mandelbrot set
return results
# Use from Python:
# from hello_mojo import mandelbrot_set
```
## Running Tests
```bash
# Run all example tests
cd samples
pixi run test
# Run specific example tests
cd game-of-life
pixi run test
```
## Performance Tips
1. **Use SIMD** for vectorizable loops
2. **GPU acceleration** for parallel algorithms
3. **Traits** for zero-cost abstraction
4. **Inline** small functions
5. **Avoid allocations** in hot loops
## Troubleshooting
### Missing Dependencies
```bash
# Reinstall environment
pixi install --force
# Update Pixi
pixi self-update
```
### GPU Not Working
```bash
# Check for GPU support
mojo -c "from sys import has_accelerator; print(has_accelerator())"
# May need appropriate NVIDIA/AMD drivers
```
### Python Interop Issues
```bash
# Ensure Python 3.11+
python3 --version
# Rebuild module
cd python-interop
pixi run build
```
## Contributing
When adding new samples:
1. Create directory under `samples/`
2. Add `mojoproject.toml` or reference parent
3. Include README.md with description
4. Add test file (`test_*.mojo`)
5. Update this file
## Resources
- **Official Docs**: See `/mojo/` root README
- **Compiler Guide**: See `compiler/CLAUDE.md`
- **Language Features**: See `compiler/examples/`
---
**Last Updated**: January 23, 2026
**Status**: All examples tested and working
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