luau/Analysis/include/Luau/Constraint.h
vegorov-rbx 97965c7c0a
Sync to upstream/release/576 (#928)
* `ClassType` can now have an indexer defined on it. This allows custom
types to be used in `t[x]` expressions.
* Fixed search for closest executable breakpoint line. Previously,
breakpoints might have been skipped in `else` blocks at the end of a
function
* Fixed how unification is performed for two optional types `a? <: b?`,
previously it might have unified either 'a' or 'b' with 'nil'. Note that
this fix is not enabled by default yet (see the list in
`ExperimentalFlags.h`)

In the new type solver, a concept of 'Type Families' has been
introduced.
Type families can be thought of as type aliases with custom type
inference/reduction logic included with them.
For example, we can have an `Add<T, U>` type family that will resolve
the type that is the result of adding two values together.
This will help type inference to figure out what 'T' and 'U' might be
when explicit type annotations are not provided.
In this update we don't define any type families, but they will be added
in the near future.
It is also possible for Luau embedders to define their own type families
in the global/environment scope.

Other changes include:
* Fixed scope used to find out which generic types should be included in
the function generic type list
* Fixed a crash after cyclic bound types were created during unification

And in native code generation (jit):
* Use of arm64 target on M1 now requires macOS 13
* Entry into native code has been optimized. This is especially
important for coroutine call/pcall performance as they involve going
through a C call frame
* LOP_LOADK(X) translation into IR has been improved to enable type
tag/constant propagation
* arm64 can use integer immediate values to synthesize floating-point
values
* x64 assembler removes duplicate 64bit numbers from the data section to
save space
* Linux `perf` can now be used to profile native Luau code (when running
with --codegen-perf CLI argument)
2023-05-12 10:50:47 -07:00

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// This file is part of the Luau programming language and is licensed under MIT License; see LICENSE.txt for details
#pragma once
#include "Luau/Ast.h" // Used for some of the enumerations
#include "Luau/DenseHash.h"
#include "Luau/NotNull.h"
#include "Luau/Type.h"
#include "Luau/Variant.h"
#include <string>
#include <memory>
#include <vector>
namespace Luau
{
struct Scope;
struct Type;
using TypeId = const Type*;
struct TypePackVar;
using TypePackId = const TypePackVar*;
// subType <: superType
struct SubtypeConstraint
{
TypeId subType;
TypeId superType;
};
// subPack <: superPack
struct PackSubtypeConstraint
{
TypePackId subPack;
TypePackId superPack;
};
// generalizedType ~ gen sourceType
struct GeneralizationConstraint
{
TypeId generalizedType;
TypeId sourceType;
};
// subType ~ inst superType
struct InstantiationConstraint
{
TypeId subType;
TypeId superType;
};
struct UnaryConstraint
{
AstExprUnary::Op op;
TypeId operandType;
TypeId resultType;
};
// let L : leftType
// let R : rightType
// in
// L op R : resultType
struct BinaryConstraint
{
AstExprBinary::Op op;
TypeId leftType;
TypeId rightType;
TypeId resultType;
// When we dispatch this constraint, we update the key at this map to record
// the overload that we selected.
const AstNode* astFragment;
DenseHashMap<const AstNode*, TypeId>* astOriginalCallTypes;
DenseHashMap<const AstNode*, TypeId>* astOverloadResolvedTypes;
};
// iteratee is iterable
// iterators is the iteration types.
struct IterableConstraint
{
TypePackId iterator;
TypePackId variables;
};
// name(namedType) = name
struct NameConstraint
{
TypeId namedType;
std::string name;
bool synthetic = false;
std::vector<TypeId> typeParameters;
std::vector<TypePackId> typePackParameters;
};
// target ~ inst target
struct TypeAliasExpansionConstraint
{
// Must be a PendingExpansionType.
TypeId target;
};
struct FunctionCallConstraint
{
TypeId fn;
TypePackId argsPack;
TypePackId result;
class AstExprCall* callSite;
std::vector<std::optional<TypeId>> discriminantTypes;
// When we dispatch this constraint, we update the key at this map to record
// the overload that we selected.
DenseHashMap<const AstNode*, TypeId>* astOriginalCallTypes;
DenseHashMap<const AstNode*, TypeId>* astOverloadResolvedTypes;
};
// result ~ prim ExpectedType SomeSingletonType MultitonType
//
// If ExpectedType is potentially a singleton (an actual singleton or a union
// that contains a singleton), then result ~ SomeSingletonType
//
// else result ~ MultitonType
struct PrimitiveTypeConstraint
{
TypeId resultType;
TypeId expectedType;
TypeId singletonType;
TypeId multitonType;
};
// result ~ hasProp type "prop_name"
//
// If the subject is a table, bind the result to the named prop. If the table
// has an indexer, bind it to the index result type. If the subject is a union,
// bind the result to the union of its constituents' properties.
//
// It would be nice to get rid of this constraint and someday replace it with
//
// T <: {p: X}
//
// Where {} describes an inexact shape type.
struct HasPropConstraint
{
TypeId resultType;
TypeId subjectType;
std::string prop;
};
// result ~ setProp subjectType ["prop", "prop2", ...] propType
//
// If the subject is a table or table-like thing that already has the named
// property chain, we unify propType with that existing property type.
//
// If the subject is a free table, we augment it in place.
//
// If the subject is an unsealed table, result is an augmented table that
// includes that new prop.
struct SetPropConstraint
{
TypeId resultType;
TypeId subjectType;
std::vector<std::string> path;
TypeId propType;
};
// result ~ setIndexer subjectType indexType propType
//
// If the subject is a table or table-like thing that already has an indexer,
// unify its indexType and propType with those from this constraint.
//
// If the table is a free or unsealed table, we augment it with a new indexer.
struct SetIndexerConstraint
{
TypeId resultType;
TypeId subjectType;
TypeId indexType;
TypeId propType;
};
// if negation:
// result ~ if isSingleton D then ~D else unknown where D = discriminantType
// if not negation:
// result ~ if isSingleton D then D else unknown where D = discriminantType
struct SingletonOrTopTypeConstraint
{
TypeId resultType;
TypeId discriminantType;
bool negated;
};
// resultType ~ unpack sourceTypePack
//
// Similar to PackSubtypeConstraint, but with one important difference: If the
// sourcePack is blocked, this constraint blocks.
struct UnpackConstraint
{
TypePackId resultPack;
TypePackId sourcePack;
};
// ty ~ reduce ty
//
// Try to reduce ty, if it is a TypeFamilyInstanceType. Otherwise, do nothing.
struct ReduceConstraint
{
TypeId ty;
};
// tp ~ reduce tp
//
// Analogous to ReduceConstraint, but for type packs.
struct ReducePackConstraint
{
TypePackId tp;
};
using ConstraintV =
Variant<SubtypeConstraint, PackSubtypeConstraint, GeneralizationConstraint, InstantiationConstraint, UnaryConstraint, BinaryConstraint,
IterableConstraint, NameConstraint, TypeAliasExpansionConstraint, FunctionCallConstraint, PrimitiveTypeConstraint, HasPropConstraint,
SetPropConstraint, SetIndexerConstraint, SingletonOrTopTypeConstraint, UnpackConstraint, ReduceConstraint, ReducePackConstraint>;
struct Constraint
{
Constraint(NotNull<Scope> scope, const Location& location, ConstraintV&& c);
Constraint(const Constraint&) = delete;
Constraint& operator=(const Constraint&) = delete;
NotNull<Scope> scope;
Location location;
ConstraintV c;
std::vector<NotNull<Constraint>> dependencies;
};
using ConstraintPtr = std::unique_ptr<Constraint>;
inline Constraint& asMutable(const Constraint& c)
{
return const_cast<Constraint&>(c);
}
template<typename T>
T* getMutable(Constraint& c)
{
return ::Luau::get_if<T>(&c.c);
}
template<typename T>
const T* get(const Constraint& c)
{
return getMutable<T>(asMutable(c));
}
} // namespace Luau