I wasn't initially sure whether I'd want separate tokens for different types
of identifying operations, but now that I see that it is clear from the
current state of the parser, there's no need.
This matches the name of the token in NIR.
DEV-13708
Just as `rate` is a `sum`, `classify` is an `all` by default. The `@any`
attribute will change that interpretation, though I only intend to recognize
that in parsing later on, not emit that in XMLI.
DEV-13708
Let's start to be explicit about what's missing as we continue to add new
tokens; the exhaustiveness checks throughout the system will guide the
changes that need to be made.
DEV-13708
The element only, no attributes yet.
I'll keep forming boilerplate until abstraction points become obvious with
more variety; this is still pretty close to what was already supported.
DEV-13708
This was a fairly simple addition, since rate blocks already lower into sum
expressions; these are just non-identified.
This does emphasize that the nir::parse `ele_parse!` abstraction I spent so
much time on ended up not being a perfect fit, as it now has some
boilerplate after it was stripped of much of its capabilities some time ago.
Don't worry, `nir::air` and `asg::graph::xmli` will get cleaned up.
DEV-13708
This does not yet create edges from identifiers to the package; just getting
this introduced was quite a bit of work, so I want to get this committed.
Note that this also includes a change to NIR so that `Close` contains the
entity so that we can pattern-match for AIR transformations rather than
retaining yet another stack with checks that are already going to be done by
AIR. This makes NIR stand less on its own from a self-validation point, but
that's okay, given that it's the language that the user entered and,
conceptually, they could enter invalid NIR the same as they enter invalid
XML (e.g. from a REPL).
In _practice_, of course, NIR is lowered from XML and the schema is enforced
during that lowering and so the validation does exist as part of that
parsing.
These concessions speak more to the verbosity of the language (Rust) than
anything.
DEV-13159
This commit is what I've been sitting on for testing some of the recent
changes; it is a very basic demonstration of lowering all the way down
from source XML files into the ASG. This can be run on real files to
observe, beyond unit tests, how the system reacts.
Once this outputs data from the graph, we'll finally have tamec end-to-end
and can just keep filling the gaps.
I'm hoping to roll the desugaring process into NirToAir rather than having a
separate process as originally planned a couple of months back.
This also introduces the `wip-nir-to-air` feature flag. Currently,
interpolation will cause a `Nir::BindIdent` to be emitted in blocks that
aren't yet emitting NIR, and so results in an invalid parse.
DEV-13159
This does not yet yield the produces ASG, but does set up the lowering
pipeline to prepare to produce it. It's also currently a no-op, with
`NirToAsg` just yielding `Incomplete`.
The goal is to begin to move toward vertical slices for TAMER as I start to
return to the previous approach of a handoff with the old compiler. Now
that I've gained clarity from my previous failed approach (which I
documented in previous commits), I feel that this is the best way forward
that will allow me to incrementally introduce more fine-grained performance
improvements, at the cost of some throwaway work as this progresses. But
the cost of delay with these build times is far greater.
DEV-13429
Mike Gerwitz