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# Compiler design
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## Parser and syntactic analysis
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See repo containing [Homework #2](https://svn.inf.ethz.ch/svn/trg/cd_students/ss18/teams/nop90/HW2).
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## Semantic analysis
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This project checks a list class declaration as trees of Ast nodes for
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possible semantic errors.
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### Design
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The semantic checks described [here](./SemanticChecks.md) are implemented in three
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phases.
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1. Circular inheritance check (just with the names, and checking for non-existent
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types) to avoid stack overflow problems in the main analysis. May throw a
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`NO_SUCH_TYPE` error if the parent of a given class doesn't exist.
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2. Main semantic analysis, performed by `StmtAnalyzer` and `ExprAnalyzer`,
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two visitors that traverse each `ClassDecl` and all of its contents looking
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for semantic errors. Some types and methods may not have been discovered
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when they are accessed, and to that end the functions `findType(String)`
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and `findMethod(String,ClassSymbol)` lookup both, searching unvisited class
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and method declarations in order to find the corresponding symbol.
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3. Lookup of start point (method `void main()` in `Main` class)
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### Testing
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A set of test cases (Javali programs, valid and invalid) are provided. The ones
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designed specifically for this homework assignment are located in
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`javali_tests/HW3_nop90`, and they cover all the code in the `cd.frontend.semantic`
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and `cd.ir` packages. They cover all the kinds of errors that can arise
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from a semantic analysis of Javali programs. As the order of the errors
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is not determined, each test case only checks one failing condition, and
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therefore many more test cases are needed for this homework than for
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previous ones.
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The test files are organized in folders, with names ending in Tests or Errors,
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the latter only contain test cases that result in semantic errors.
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To run the tests that exist in the `javali_tests` folder you can simply run
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$ ant clean clean-test compile test
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### Development environment
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This project is designed for Eclipse and GNU/Linux, but it can be run
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in other environments, as long as they have a 32bit `IA 86x assembly` compiler
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and a `JVM`. Check the `Config` class for more information.
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### Documentation
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Available as [javadoc](javadoc/index.html). It is generated running the following command:
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$ ant clean-doc generate-doc
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### Important files
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* `TODO.md`: contains tasks to complete
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* `SemanticChecks.md`: contains the semantic checks numbered for quick reference
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* [Javali Grammar](https://www.ethz.ch/content/dam/ethz/special-interest/infk/inst-cs/lst-dam/documents/Education/Classes/Spring2018/210_Compiler_Design/Homework/javali.pdf)
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* [HW3 statement](https://www.ethz.ch/content/dam/ethz/special-interest/infk/inst-cs/lst-dam/documents/Education/Classes/Spring2018/210_Compiler_Design/Homework/hw3.pdf) |