YREA-SLS/SLS_Python/sls/interpreter.py

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# sls/interpreter.py
# Kyler Olsen
# YREA SLS
# Interpreter (Python OOP port)
# November 2025
from __future__ import annotations
from dataclasses import dataclass
from enum import Enum, auto
from typing import Callable, Dict, List, Optional
# import the types from your lexer module
# adjust the import path to where you put the lexer module
from .lexer import (
Token,
TokenType,
TokenString,
IntegerLiteral,
IntegerBuiltInType,
)
# Optional: import builtins loader if you have one
# from .builtin import load_builtins # (expected: Callable[[InterpreterState], bool])
class StackType(Enum):
IDENTIFIER = auto()
I64 = auto()
I32 = auto()
I16 = auto()
I8 = auto()
U64 = auto()
U32 = auto()
U16 = auto()
U8 = auto()
FLOAT = auto()
DOUBLE = auto()
CHARACTER = auto()
BOOLEAN = auto()
TOKEN_STRING = auto()
CALLABLE = auto()
@dataclass
class StackEntry:
type: StackType
value: object # Identifier | int | float | bool | TokenString | FunctionItem etc.
class FunctionType(Enum):
TOKEN_STRING = auto()
BUILTIN = auto()
@dataclass
class FunctionItem:
type: FunctionType
token_string: Optional[TokenString] = None
builtin: Optional[Callable[["InterpreterState"], bool]] = None
@classmethod
def from_token_string(cls, ts: TokenString) -> "FunctionItem":
return cls(type=FunctionType.TOKEN_STRING, token_string=ts)
@classmethod
def from_builtin(cls, fn: Callable[["InterpreterState"], bool]) -> "FunctionItem":
return cls(type=FunctionType.BUILTIN, builtin=fn)
class InterpreterState:
"""
Interpreter state holds:
- stack: list of StackEntry (top of stack is stack[-1])
- functions: dict mapping names to FunctionItem
"""
def __init__(self, load_builtins: Optional[Callable[["InterpreterState"], bool]] = None):
self.stack: List[StackEntry] = []
self.functions: Dict[str, FunctionItem] = {}
# Optionally load builtins; caller can pass a loader function
if load_builtins is not None:
ok = load_builtins(self)
if not ok:
raise RuntimeError("Failed to load builtins")
# -------------------------
# stack helpers
# -------------------------
def push(self, entry: StackEntry) -> None:
self.stack.append(entry)
def pop(self) -> Optional[StackEntry]:
if not self.stack:
return None
return self.stack.pop()
def top(self) -> Optional[StackEntry]:
if not self.stack:
return None
return self.stack[-1]
# -------------------------
# function table
# -------------------------
def add_function(self, name: str, item: FunctionItem) -> None:
self.functions[name] = item
def get_function(self, name: str) -> Optional[FunctionItem]:
return self.functions.get(name)
# -------------------------
# execution primitives
# -------------------------
def push_token(self, token: Token) -> bool:
"""
Push a token onto the stack. Returns True on success, False on failure.
Mirrors the logic from the C implementation:
- disallow TOKEN_STRING, TOKEN_ARRAY, TOKEN_TYPE_TUPLE
- return True for TOKEN_EOF (no-op)
"""
ttype = token.type
if ttype == TokenType.EOF:
return True
# map token -> stack type + extract value
if ttype == TokenType.IDENTIFIER:
entry = StackEntry(StackType.IDENTIFIER, token.identifier)
self.push(entry)
return True
if ttype == TokenType.INTEGER:
ilit: IntegerLiteral = token.integer_literal # type: ignore
itype = ilit.type
# choose stack type explicitly to mirror C widths
if itype == IntegerBuiltInType.I64:
st = StackType.I64
val = int(ilit.value)
elif itype == IntegerBuiltInType.I32:
st = StackType.I32
val = int(ilit.value) & 0xFFFFFFFF # mimic truncation if desired
elif itype == IntegerBuiltInType.I16:
st = StackType.I16
val = int(ilit.value) & 0xFFFF
elif itype == IntegerBuiltInType.I8:
st = StackType.I8
val = int(ilit.value) & 0xFF
elif itype == IntegerBuiltInType.U64:
st = StackType.U64
val = int(ilit.value)
elif itype == IntegerBuiltInType.U32:
st = StackType.U32
val = int(ilit.value) & 0xFFFFFFFF
elif itype == IntegerBuiltInType.U16:
st = StackType.U16
val = int(ilit.value) & 0xFFFF
elif itype == IntegerBuiltInType.U8:
st = StackType.U8
val = int(ilit.value) & 0xFF
else:
return False
self.push(StackEntry(st, val))
return True
if ttype == TokenType.FLOAT:
self.push(StackEntry(StackType.FLOAT, token.float_literal))
return True
if ttype == TokenType.DOUBLE:
self.push(StackEntry(StackType.DOUBLE, token.double_literal))
return True
if ttype == TokenType.CHARACTER:
self.push(StackEntry(StackType.CHARACTER, token.character_literal))
return True
if ttype == TokenType.STRING:
# C returned FALSE for TOKEN_STRING
return False
if ttype == TokenType.BOOLEAN:
self.push(StackEntry(StackType.BOOLEAN, token.boolean_literal))
return True
if ttype == TokenType.ARRAY:
# C returned FALSE for arrays
return False
if ttype == TokenType.TOKEN_STRING:
# copy token string to mimic C copy semantics
ts_copy = token.token_string.deep_copy() # type: ignore
self.push(StackEntry(StackType.TOKEN_STRING, ts_copy))
return True
if ttype == TokenType.TYPE_TUPLE:
# C returned FALSE for type tuples
return False
# unknown token type
return False
def execute_func(self, key: str) -> bool:
"""
Look up a function by name and execute it.
Builtin functions are callables that accept InterpreterState and return bool.
Token-string functions are executed via execute_token_string.
"""
func = self.get_function(key)
if func is None:
return False
if func.type == FunctionType.BUILTIN:
if func.builtin is None:
return False
return func.builtin(self)
if func.type == FunctionType.TOKEN_STRING:
if func.token_string is None:
return False
return self.execute_token_string(func.token_string)
return False
def execute_token_string(self, token_string: TokenString) -> bool:
"""
Execute each token in a TokenString.
If token is an identifier and not `is_literal`, treat it as a function call.
Otherwise push token onto the stack.
"""
for tok in token_string.tokens:
if tok.type == TokenType.IDENTIFIER and tok.identifier is not None and not tok.identifier.is_literal:
rv = self.execute_func(tok.identifier.name)
else:
rv = self.push_token(tok)
if not rv:
return False
return True
def execute(self, token: Token) -> bool:
"""
Execute a single Token (this corresponds to processing a single lexer result).
If the token is an un-literal identifier -> function call, otherwise push it.
"""
if token.type == TokenType.IDENTIFIER and token.identifier is not None and not token.identifier.is_literal:
return self.execute_func(token.identifier.name)
else:
return self.push_token(token)