Source code for ffc.uflacs.backends.ufc.generator

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#import inspect
import re
#from string import Formatter

#from ufl import product
from ffc.log import error, warning
#from ffc.backends.ufc import *

import ffc.backends.ufc

from ffc.uflacs.language.format_lines import format_indented_lines
from ffc.uflacs.backends.ufc.templates import *

#__all__ = (["ufc_form", "ufc_dofmap", "ufc_finite_element", "ufc_integral"]
#           + ["ufc_%s_integral" % integral_type for integral_type in integral_types])


# These are all the integral types directly supported in ufc
from ffc.representation import ufc_integral_types


# These are the method names in ufc::form that are specialized for each integral type
integral_name_templates = (
    "max_%s_subdomain_id",
    "has_%s_integrals",
    "create_%s_integral",
    "create_default_%s_integral",
    )


[docs]class ufc_generator(object): """Common functionality for code generators producing ufc classes. The generate function is the driver for generating code for a class. It automatically extracts template keywords and inserts the results from calls to self.<keyword>(language, ir), or the value of ir[keyword] if there is no self.<keyword>. """ def __init__(self, basename): ufc_templates = ffc.backends.ufc.templates self._header_template = ufc_templates[basename + "_header"] self._implementation_template = ufc_templates[basename + "_implementation"] self._combined_template = ufc_templates[basename + "_combined"] r = re.compile(r"%\(([a-zA-Z0-9_]*)\)") self._header_keywords = set(r.findall(self._header_template)) self._implementation_keywords = set(r.findall(self._implementation_template)) self._combined_keywords = set(r.findall(self._combined_template)) self._keywords = sorted(self._header_keywords | self._implementation_keywords) # Do some ufc interface template checking, to catch bugs early when we change the ufc interface templates if set(self._keywords) != set(self._combined_keywords): a = set(self._header_keywords) - set(self._combined_keywords) b = set(self._implementation_keywords) - set(self._combined_keywords) c = set(self._combined_keywords) - set(self._keywords) msg = "Templates do not have matching sets of keywords:" if a: msg += "\n Header template keywords '%s' are not in the combined template." % (sorted(a),) if b: msg += "\n Implementation template keywords '%s' are not in the combined template." % (sorted(b),) if c: msg += "\n Combined template keywords '%s' are not in the header or implementation templates." % (sorted(c),) error(msg)
[docs] def generate_snippets(self, L, ir): "Generate code snippets for each keyword found in templates." snippets = {} for kw in self._keywords: # Check that attribute self.<keyword> is available if not hasattr(self, kw): error("Missing handler for keyword '%s' in class %s." % (kw, self.__class__.__name__)) # Call self.<keyword>(L, ir) to get value method = getattr(self, kw) value = method(L, ir) # Indent body and format to str if isinstance(value, L.CStatement): value = L.Indented(value.cs_format()) value = format_indented_lines(value) # Store formatted code in snippets dict snippets[kw] = value # Error checking (can detect some bugs early when changing the ufc interface) # Get all attributes of subclass class (skip "_foo") attrs = set(name for name in dir(self) if not (name.startswith("_") or name.startswith("generate"))) # Get all attributes of this base class (skip "_foo" and "generate*") base_attrs = set(name for name in dir(ufc_generator) if not (name.startswith("_") or name.startswith("generate"))) # The template keywords should not contain any names not among the class attributes missing = set(self._keywords) - attrs if missing: warning("*** Missing generator functions:\n%s" % ('\n'.join(map(str, sorted(missing))),)) # The class attributes should not contain any names not among the template keywords # (this is strict, a useful check when changing ufc, but can be dropped) unused = attrs - set(self._keywords) - base_attrs if unused: warning("*** Unused generator functions:\n%s" % ('\n'.join(map(str, sorted(unused))),)) # Return snippets, a dict of code strings return snippets
[docs] def generate(self, L, ir, snippets=None): "Return composition of templates with generated snippets." if snippets is None: snippets = self.generate_snippets(L, ir) h = self._header_template % snippets cpp = self._implementation_template % snippets return h, cpp
[docs] def classname(self, L, ir): "Return classname." return ir["classname"]
[docs] def members(self, L, ir): "Return empty string. Override in classes that need members." if ir.get("members"): error("Missing generator function.") return ""
[docs] def constructor(self, L, ir): "Return empty string. Override in classes that need constructor." if ir.get("constructor"): error("Missing generator function.") return ""
[docs] def constructor_arguments(self, L, ir): "Return empty string. Override in classes that need constructor." if ir.get("constructor_arguments"): error("Missing generator function.") return ""
[docs] def initializer_list(self, L, ir): "Return empty string. Override in classes that need constructor." if ir.get("initializer_list"): error("Missing generator function.") return ""
[docs] def destructor(self, L, ir): "Return empty string. Override in classes that need destructor." if ir.get("destructor"): error("Missing generator function.") return ""
[docs] def signature(self, L, ir): "Default implementation of returning signature string fetched from ir." sig = ir["signature"] return L.Return(L.LiteralString(sig))
[docs] def create(self, L, ir): "Default implementation of creating a new object of the same type." classname = ir["classname"] return L.Return(L.New(classname))