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{-# LANGUAGE TypeOperators #-}
{-# LANGUAGE DataKinds #-}
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveDataTypeable #-}
{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-}
{-# LANGUAGE GADTs #-}

module Camfort.Specification.Stencils.Syntax where

import Camfort.Helpers
import Camfort.Specification.Stencils.Model ( Multiplicity(..)
                                            , peel
                                            , Approximation(..)
                                            , lowerBound, upperBound
                                            , fromExact
                                            )

import Prelude hiding (sum)

import Data.Data
import Data.Generics.Uniplate.Data
import Data.List hiding (sum)
import Data.Function
import Data.Maybe
import Debug.Trace
import Control.Applicative

type Variable = String

{-  Contains the syntax representation for stencil specifications -}

{- *** 0. Representations -}

-- 'absoluteRep' is an integer to use to represent absolute indexing expressions
-- (which may be constants, non-affine indexing expressions, or expressions
--  involving non-induction variables). This is set to maxBoound :: Int usually,
-- but can be made smaller for debugging purposes,
-- e.g., 100, but it needs to be high enough to clash with reasonable
-- relative indices.
absoluteRep = maxBound :: Int

{- *** 1 . Specification syntax -}

-- List of region sums associated to region variables
type RegionEnv = [(String, RegionSum)]

-- List of specifications associated to variables
-- This is not a map so there might be multiple entries for each variable
-- use `lookupAggregate` to access it
type SpecDecls = [([String], Specification)]

pprintSpecDecls :: SpecDecls -> String
pprintSpecDecls =
 concatMap (\(names, spec) ->
            show spec ++ " :: " ++ intercalate "," names ++ "\n")

lookupAggregate :: Eq a => [([a], b)] -> a -> [b]
lookupAggregate [] _ = []
lookupAggregate ((names, spec) : ss) name =
  if name `elem` names
  then spec : lookupAggregate ss name
  else lookupAggregate ss name

-- Top-level of specifications: may be either spatial or temporal
data Specification =
  Specification (Multiplicity (Approximation Spatial))
    deriving (Eq, Data, Typeable)

isEmpty :: Specification -> Bool
isEmpty (Specification mult) = isUnit . peel $ mult

-- **********************
-- Spatial specifications:
-- is a regionSum
--
-- Regions are in disjunctive normal form (with respect to
--  products on dimensions and sums):
--    i.e., (A * B) U (C * D)...
data Spatial = Spatial RegionSum
  deriving (Eq, Data, Typeable)

-- Helpers for dealing with linearity information

-- A boolean is used to represent multiplicity in the backend
-- with False = multiplicity=1 and True = multiplicity > 1
fromBool :: Bool -> Linearity
fromBool True = NonLinear
fromBool False = Linear

hasDuplicates :: Eq a => [a] -> ([a], Bool)
hasDuplicates xs = (nub xs, nub xs /= xs)

setLinearity :: Linearity -> Specification -> Specification
setLinearity l (Specification mult)
  | l == Linear = Specification $ Once $ peel mult
  | l == NonLinear = Specification $ Mult $ peel mult

data Linearity = Linear | NonLinear deriving (Eq, Data, Typeable)

type Dimension  = Int -- spatial dimensions are 1 indexed
type Depth      = Int
type IsRefl     = Bool

-- Individual regions
data Region where
    Forward  :: Depth -> Dimension -> IsRefl -> Region
    Backward :: Depth -> Dimension -> IsRefl -> Region
    Centered :: Depth -> Dimension -> IsRefl -> Region
  deriving (Eq, Data, Typeable)

getDimension :: Region -> Dimension
getDimension (Forward _ dim _) = dim
getDimension (Backward _ dim _) = dim
getDimension (Centered _ dim _) = dim

-- An (arbitrary) ordering on regions for the sake of normalisation
instance Ord Region where
  (Forward dep dim _) <= (Forward dep' dim' _)
    | dep == dep' = dim <= dim'
    | otherwise   = dep <= dep'

  (Backward dep dim _) <= (Backward dep' dim' _)
    | dep == dep' = dim <= dim'
    | otherwise   = dep <= dep'

  (Centered dep dim _) <= (Centered dep' dim' _)
    | dep == dep' = dim <= dim'
    | otherwise   = dep <= dep'

  -- Order in the way defined above: Forward <: Backward <: Centered
  Forward{}  <= _          = True
  Backward{} <= Centered{} = True
  _          <= _          = False

-- Product of specifications
newtype RegionProd = Product {unProd :: [Region]}
  deriving (Eq, Data, Typeable)

-- Sum of product specifications
newtype RegionSum = Sum {unSum :: [RegionProd]}
  deriving (Eq, Data, Typeable)

instance Ord RegionProd where
   (Product xs) <= (Product xs') = xs <= xs'


-- Operations on specifications

regionPlus :: Region -> Region -> Maybe Region
regionPlus (Forward dep dim reflx) (Backward dep' dim' reflx')
    | dep == dep' && dim == dim' = Just $ Centered dep dim (reflx || reflx')
regionPlus (Backward dep dim reflx) (Forward dep' dim' reflx')
    | dep == dep' && dim == dim' = Just $ Centered dep dim (reflx || reflx')
regionPlus x y | x == y          = Just x
regionPlus x y                   = Nothing

-- Operations on region specifications form a semiring
--  where `sum` is the additive, and `prod` is the multiplicative
--  [without the annihilation property for `zero` with multiplication]
class RegionRig t where
  sum  :: t -> t -> t
  prod :: t -> t -> t
  one  :: t
  zero :: t
  isUnit :: t -> Bool

-- Lifting to the `Maybe` constructor
instance RegionRig a => RegionRig (Maybe a) where
  sum (Just x) (Just y) = Just $ sum x y
  sum x Nothing = x
  sum Nothing x = x

  prod (Just x) (Just y) = Just $ prod x y
  prod x Nothing = x
  prod Nothing x = x

  one  = Just one
  zero = Just zero

  isUnit Nothing = True
  isUnit (Just x) = isUnit x

instance RegionRig Spatial where
  sum (Spatial s) (Spatial s') = Spatial (sum s s')

  prod (Spatial s) (Spatial s') = Spatial (prod s s')

  one = Spatial one
  zero = Spatial zero

  isUnit (Spatial ss) = isUnit ss

instance RegionRig (Approximation Spatial) where
  sum (Exact s) (Exact s')      = Exact (sum s s')
  sum (Exact s) (Bound l u)     = Bound (sum (Just s) l) (sum (Just s) u)
  sum (Bound l u) (Bound l' u') = Bound (sum l l') (sum u u')
  sum s s'                      = sum s' s

  prod (Exact s) (Exact s')      = Exact (prod s s')
  prod (Exact s) (Bound l u)     = Bound (prod (Just s) l) (prod (Just s) u)
  prod (Bound l u) (Bound l' u') = Bound (prod l l') (prod u u') -- (prod l u') (prod l' u))
  prod s s'                      = prod s' s

  one  = Exact one
  zero = Exact zero

  isUnit (Exact s) = isUnit s
  isUnit (Bound x y) = isUnit x && isUnit y

instance RegionRig RegionSum where
  prod (Sum ss) (Sum ss') =
   Sum $ nub $ -- Take the cross product of list of summed specifications
     do (Product spec) <- ss
        (Product spec') <- ss'
        return $ Product $ nub $ sort $ spec ++ spec'
  sum (Sum ss) (Sum ss') = Sum $ ss ++ ss'
  zero = Sum []
  one = Sum [Product []]
  isUnit s@(Sum ss) = s == zero || s == one || all (== Product []) ss

-- Show a list with ',' separator
showL :: Show a => [a] -> String
showL = intercalate "," . map show

-- Show lists with '*' or '+' separator (used to represent product of regions)
showProdSpecs, showSumSpecs :: Show a => [a] -> String
showProdSpecs = intercalate "*" . map show
showSumSpecs  = intercalate "+" . map show

-- Pretty print top-level specifications
instance Show Specification where
  show (Specification sp) = "stencil " ++ show sp

instance {-# OVERLAPS #-} Show (Multiplicity (Approximation Spatial)) where
  show mult
    | Mult appr <- mult = apprStr empty empty appr
    | Once appr <- mult = apprStr "readOnce" ", " appr
    where
      apprStr linearity sep appr =
        case appr of
          Exact s -> linearity ++ optionalSeparator sep (show s)
          Bound Nothing Nothing -> "empty"
          Bound Nothing (Just s) -> "atMost, " ++ linearity ++ optionalSeparator sep (show s)
          Bound (Just s) Nothing -> "atLeast, " ++ linearity ++ optionalSeparator sep (show s)
          Bound (Just sL) (Just sU) ->
            "atLeast, " ++ linearity ++ optionalSeparator sep (show sL) ++
            "; atMost, " ++ linearity ++ optionalSeparator sep (show sU)
      optionalSeparator sep "" = ""
      optionalSeparator sep s  = sep ++ s

instance {-# OVERLAPS #-} Show (Approximation Spatial) where
  show (Exact s) = show s
  show (Bound Nothing Nothing) = "empty"
  show (Bound Nothing (Just s)) = "atMost, " ++ show s
  show (Bound (Just s) Nothing) = "atLeast, " ++ show s
  show (Bound (Just sL) (Just sU)) =
      "atLeast, " ++ show sL ++ "; atMost, " ++ show sU

-- Pretty print spatial specs
instance Show Spatial where
  show (Spatial region) =
    -- Map "empty" spec to Nothing here
    case show region of
      "empty" -> ""
      xs      -> xs

-- Pretty print region sums
instance Show RegionSum where
    -- Tweedle-dum
    show (Sum []) = "empty"
    -- Tweedle-dee
    show (Sum [Product []]) = "empty"

    show (Sum specs) =
      intercalate " + " ppspecs
      where ppspecs = filter (/= "") $ map show specs

instance Show RegionProd where
    show (Product []) = ""
    show (Product ss)  =
       intercalate "*" . map (\s -> "(" ++ show s ++ ")") $ ss

instance Show Region where
   show (Forward dep dim reflx)   = showRegion "forward" dep dim reflx
   show (Backward dep dim reflx)  = showRegion "backward" dep dim reflx
   show (Centered dep dim reflx)
     | dep == 0 = "pointed(dim=" ++ show dim ++ ")"
     | otherwise = showRegion "centered" dep dim reflx

-- Helper for showing regions
showRegion typ depS dimS reflx = typ ++ "(depth=" ++ show depS
                               ++ ", dim=" ++ show dimS
                               ++ (if reflx then "" else ", nonpointed")
                               ++ ")"

-- Helper for reassociating an association list, grouping the keys together that
-- have matching values
groupKeyBy :: Eq b => [(a, b)] -> [([a], b)]
groupKeyBy = groupKeyBy' . map (\ (k, v) -> ([k], v))
  where
    groupKeyBy' []        = []
    groupKeyBy' [(ks, v)] = [(ks, v)]
    groupKeyBy' ((ks1, v1):((ks2, v2):xs))
      | v1 == v2          = groupKeyBy' ((ks1 ++ ks2, v1) : xs)
      | otherwise         = (ks1, v1) : groupKeyBy' ((ks2, v2) : xs)