Enforce style #1000
Enforce style #1000
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WalkthroughThe overarching change involves a comprehensive update to naming conventions across various files and components, transitioning from CamelCase and other inconsistent styles to a unified snake_case format. This includes renaming classes, functions, variables, enums, and more to enhance readability, maintainability, and consistency throughout the codebase. Changes
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Files selected for processing (70)
- .clang-tidy (1 hunks)
- bindings/c/include/kllvm-c/kllvm-c.h (3 hunks)
- bindings/c/lib.cpp (15 hunks)
- bindings/core/src/core.cpp (1 hunks)
- bindings/python/ast.cpp (4 hunks)
- bindings/python/runtime.cpp (3 hunks)
- include/kllvm/ast/AST.h (11 hunks)
- include/kllvm/ast/attribute_set.h (4 hunks)
- include/kllvm/ast/pattern_matching.h (8 hunks)
- include/kllvm/binary/ProofTraceParser.h (21 hunks)
- include/kllvm/binary/deserializer.h (6 hunks)
- include/kllvm/binary/serializer.h (1 hunks)
- include/kllvm/bindings/core/core.h (1 hunks)
- include/kllvm/codegen/CreateStaticTerm.h (1 hunks)
- include/kllvm/codegen/CreateTerm.h (3 hunks)
- include/kllvm/codegen/Debug.h (1 hunks)
- include/kllvm/codegen/Decision.h (2 hunks)
- include/kllvm/codegen/DecisionParser.h (1 hunks)
- include/kllvm/codegen/EmitConfigParser.h (1 hunks)
- include/kllvm/codegen/Metadata.h (1 hunks)
- include/kllvm/codegen/Options.h (1 hunks)
- include/kllvm/codegen/ProofEvent.h (4 hunks)
- include/kllvm/codegen/Util.h (1 hunks)
- include/kllvm/parser/KOREParser.h (2 hunks)
- include/kllvm/parser/KOREScanner.h (1 hunks)
- include/kllvm/parser/location.h (1 hunks)
- include/kllvm/printer/printer.h (1 hunks)
- include/kllvm/util/temporary_file.h (2 hunks)
- include/runtime/alloc.h (1 hunks)
- include/runtime/arena.h (2 hunks)
- include/runtime/collect.h (2 hunks)
- include/runtime/header.h (8 hunks)
- lib/ast/AST.cpp (17 hunks)
- lib/ast/attribute_set.cpp (3 hunks)
- lib/ast/definition.cpp (3 hunks)
- lib/ast/pattern_matching.cpp (8 hunks)
- lib/binary/ProofTraceParser.cpp (1 hunks)
- lib/binary/deserializer.cpp (1 hunks)
- lib/binary/serializer.cpp (1 hunks)
- lib/codegen/ApplyPasses.cpp (2 hunks)
- lib/codegen/CreateStaticTerm.cpp (2 hunks)
- lib/codegen/CreateTerm.cpp (6 hunks)
- lib/codegen/Debug.cpp (3 hunks)
- lib/codegen/Decision.cpp (6 hunks)
- lib/codegen/DecisionParser.cpp (11 hunks)
- lib/codegen/EmitConfigParser.cpp (6 hunks)
- lib/codegen/Metadata.cpp (2 hunks)
- lib/codegen/Options.cpp (1 hunks)
- lib/codegen/ProofEvent.cpp (3 hunks)
- lib/codegen/Util.cpp (1 hunks)
- lib/parser/KOREParser.cpp (8 hunks)
- lib/parser/KOREScanner.l (5 hunks)
- lib/printer/addBrackets.cpp (11 hunks)
- lib/printer/printer.cpp (7 hunks)
- runtime/alloc/alloc.cpp (1 hunks)
- runtime/alloc/arena.cpp (4 hunks)
- runtime/alloc/register_gc_roots_enum.cpp (1 hunks)
- runtime/arithmetic/float.cpp (7 hunks)
- runtime/arithmetic/int.cpp (16 hunks)
- runtime/collect/collect.cpp (7 hunks)
- runtime/collect/migrate_collection.cpp (3 hunks)
- runtime/collect/migrate_roots.cpp (2 hunks)
- runtime/collections/hash.cpp (4 hunks)
- runtime/collections/kelemle.cpp (2 hunks)
- runtime/collections/lists.cpp (10 hunks)
- runtime/collections/maps.cpp (4 hunks)
- runtime/collections/rangemaps.cpp (15 hunks)
- runtime/collections/sets.cpp (3 hunks)
- runtime/fresh.ll (2 hunks)
- runtime/getTag.ll (1 hunks)
Files not summarized due to errors (5)
- include/kllvm/ast/AST.h: Error: Message exceeds token limit
- lib/ast/AST.cpp: Error: Message exceeds token limit
- lib/codegen/CreateTerm.cpp: Error: Message exceeds token limit
- lib/codegen/Decision.cpp: Error: Message exceeds token limit
- lib/codegen/EmitConfigParser.cpp: Error: Message exceeds token limit
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)
- runtime/alloc/arena.cpp
- runtime/collect/migrate_roots.cpp
Additional comments: 395
runtime/alloc/register_gc_roots_enum.cpp (2)
- 6-6: The variable
blockEnumeratorshas been correctly renamed toblock_enumeratorsto adhere to the snake_case naming convention. This change aligns with the PR's objective of standardizing naming conventions across the codebase.- 8-9: The function name
registerGCRootsEnumeratorhas been updated toregister_gc_roots_enumerator, following the snake_case naming convention. This change is consistent with the PR's goal of enforcing a uniform coding style.include/kllvm/codegen/EmitConfigParser.h (1)
- 10-11: The function
emitConfigParserFunctionshas been renamed toemit_config_parser_functions, and the parameter type has been updated fromKOREDefinitiontokore_definition. These changes are in line with the PR's objectives of adopting snake_case naming conventions and ensuring consistency in type naming.include/kllvm/codegen/Metadata.h (3)
- 11-11: The function
addKompiledDirSymbolhas been correctly renamed toadd_kompiled_dir_symbol, adhering to the snake_case naming convention. This change aligns with the PR's objective of standardizing naming conventions across the codebase.- 14-14: The function
addMutableBytesFlaghas been renamed toadd_mutable_bytes_flag, following the snake_case naming convention. This change is consistent with the PR's goal of enforcing a uniform coding style.- 16-16: The function
addSafePartialFlaghas been updated toadd_safe_partial_flag, adhering to the snake_case naming convention. This renaming is in line with the PR's objectives.include/kllvm/printer/printer.h (2)
- 11-12: The function
addBracketshas been correctly renamed toadd_brackets, and the parameter names have been updated for consistency and clarity. These changes align with the PR's objective of adopting snake_case naming conventions.- 14-16: The function
printKorehas been renamed toprint_kore, with updated parameter names to follow the snake_case naming convention. This change is consistent with the PR's goal of enforcing a uniform coding style and improving clarity.include/kllvm/codegen/Options.h (1)
- 8-17: The global variables and
OptionCategoryhave been correctly renamed to lowercase, adhering to the snake_case naming convention. These changes align with the PR's objective of standardizing naming conventions across the codebase and ensuring consistency in option naming.lib/codegen/Util.cpp (1)
- 17-22: The function
koreHeapAllochas been renamed tokore_heap_alloc, and the variable names within the function definition have been updated for consistency. These changes are in line with the PR's objectives of adopting snake_case naming conventions and ensuring clarity in naming.runtime/getTag.ll (1)
- 7-7: The function
getTaghas been correctly renamed toget_tagin the LLVM IR code. This modification aligns with the PR's objective of standardizing naming conventions across the codebase, even in lower-level code such as LLVM IR.include/kllvm/codegen/CreateStaticTerm.h (1)
- 15-31: The class
create_static_termand its member variables have been correctly renamed to follow the snake_case naming convention. Function names and parameter types have also been updated accordingly. These changes are consistent with the PR's goal of enforcing a uniform coding style and improving clarity in naming conventions.include/kllvm/codegen/Util.h (2)
- 17-17: The function
koreHeapAllochas been renamed tokore_heap_alloc, adhering to the snake_case naming convention. This change aligns with the PR's objective of standardizing naming conventions across the codebase.- 21-21: The template function
getOrInsertFunctionhas been updated toget_or_insert_function, following the snake_case naming convention. This change is consistent with the PR's goal of enforcing a uniform coding style.lib/binary/deserializer.cpp (1)
- 35-35: The function parameter type in
deserialize_patternhas been correctly updated fromKOREPatterntokore_pattern, adhering to the new naming conventions. This change is in line with the PR's objectives of adopting snake_case naming conventions and ensuring consistency in type naming.include/kllvm/codegen/DecisionParser.h (3)
- 14-14: Renaming
DecisionNodetodecision_nodealigns with the snake_case naming convention.- 16-18: Renaming
Residualtoresidualis consistent with the snake_case naming convention. However, ensure that all references to this struct across the codebase are updated to reflect this change.Verification successful
The search did not find any occurrences of the old struct name "Residual" within C++ files in the codebase, suggesting that all references to this struct have been updated to reflect the change to "residual". It's important to conduct thorough testing and review to ensure that no indirect references or comments were overlooked.
* 21-23: Renaming `PartialStep` to `partial_step` follows the snake_case convention. Similar to the `residual` struct, verify that all usages are updated.Scripts Executed
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Verification successful
The search for the old struct name
PartialStepdid not yield any results, indicating that all usages have likely been updated to the new namepartial_step. This suggests that the renaming was successfully reflected across the codebase.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old struct name usage rg --type cpp "PartialStep"Length of output: 27
include/kllvm/parser/KOREScanner.h (1)
- 35-61: Renaming
KOREScannertokore_scannerand updating member variables with underscore suffixes (scanner_,string_buffer_) align with the snake_case and clarity in naming conventions. Ensure all references to these members are correctly updated throughout the codebase.include/kllvm/bindings/core/core.h (1)
- 17-36: Renaming types and functions from
KOREPatterntokore_patternand updating function names likemake_injectionandsimplifyto align with the snake_case convention is consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that all references to these types and functions across the codebase are updated to reflect these changes.include/kllvm/parser/location.h (1)
- 17-17: Renaming the
add_method toaddwithin thepositionclass simplifies the method name and improves consistency within the class. Ensure that all calls to this method are updated accordingly.lib/codegen/Metadata.cpp (4)
- 13-15: Renaming variables like
kompiled_dir,strict_bytes, andsafe_partialto lowercase is consistent with the snake_case naming convention. Ensure that all references to these variables across the codebase are updated to reflect these changes.- 10-20: > 📝 NOTE
This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [17-32]
The function
add_boolean_flagand its usage of renamed variables (strict_bytes) align with the snake_case naming convention. However, the functioninit_debug_globalseems to be called with a hardcoded string. Ensure that this string is correctly named according to the new conventions and that all calls toinit_debug_globalare updated accordingly.
- 38-52: Renaming
add_kompiled_dir_symboland its usage of thekompiled_dirvariable align with the snake_case naming convention. Similar to the previous comment, verify that all calls toinit_debug_globalare correctly updated.- 56-61: Renaming functions like
add_mutable_bytes_flagandadd_safe_partial_flagto use snake_case is consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that these functions are correctly called throughout the codebase.runtime/fresh.ll (1)
- 16-19: Renaming functions like
get_tag_for_fresh_sort,evaluate_function_symbol, andget_terminated_stringto snake_case is consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that all calls to these functions in LLVM IR and any interfacing code are correctly updated.include/kllvm/codegen/Debug.h (1)
- 20-47: Renaming functions and parameters in
Debug.hto follow the snake_case naming convention enhances clarity and consistency. Ensure that all references to these functions and their parameters across the codebase are updated to reflect these changes.include/kllvm/util/temporary_file.h (1)
- 36-72: > 📝 NOTE
This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [18-70]
Updating member variables and methods in the
temporary_fileclass to use underscore suffixes (temp_fd_,temp_filename_,temp_c_file_,temp_cpp_file_) aligns with the clarity and consistency in naming conventions. Ensure that all references to these members are correctly updated throughout the codebase.lib/codegen/Options.cpp (2)
- 5-46: Renaming variables in
Options.cppto adhere to the snake_case naming convention and updating function calls and comparisons to reflect these new variable names is consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that all references to these variables are correctly updated throughout the codebase.- 51-56: The validation logic in
validate_codegen_argscorrectly handles the renamed variables. Ensure that the logic remains correct and that all possible combinations of options are tested to avoid runtime errors.include/kllvm/parser/KOREParser.h (1)
- 40-77: > 📝 NOTE
This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [15-74]
Renaming
KOREParsertokore_parserand updating member variables and functions to align with the snake_case naming convention enhances clarity and consistency within the codebase. Ensure that all references to these entities, variables, and functions are correctly updated.include/runtime/alloc.h (11)
- 21-21: The function
kore_allocfollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 25-25: The function
kore_alloc_tokenfollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 27-27: The function
kore_alloc_oldfollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 31-31: The function
kore_alloc_token_oldfollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 35-35: The function
kore_alloc_always_gcfollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 39-39: The function
kore_alloc_swapfollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 41-41: The function
kore_resize_last_allocfollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 43-43: The function
kore_alloc_mpfollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 45-45: The function
kore_realloc_mpfollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 47-47: The function
kore_freefollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 54-57: The functions
kore_alloc_integer,kore_alloc_floating,kore_alloc_integer_old, andkore_alloc_floating_oldfollow the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. These changes enhance readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.include/runtime/collect.h (5)
- 17-17: The function
register_gc_roots_enumeratorfollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 20-22: The type
k_elemand its usage inlist_nodeandlist_impldeclarations follow the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 37-37: The function
migrate_collection_nodefollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 38-38: The function
set_kore_memory_functions_for_gmpfollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 39-39: The function
kore_collectfollows the updated naming convention, which is consistent with the PR objectives. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.lib/binary/serializer.cpp (1)
- 20-22: The bitwise operations in the
serializerconstructor use the updated enum valuesDropHeader,DropArity, andNoInterncorrectly. However, the bitwise AND operation (&) should be used with caution when checking flags. Ensure that the enum values are defined with non-overlapping bits to avoid logical errors..clang-tidy (1)
- 49-84: The added naming conventions in the
.clang-tidyconfiguration file align with the PR objectives to enforce a consistent naming style across the codebase. These changes are comprehensive and cover a wide range of identifier types, ensuring that the code adheres to the newly established naming standards.include/kllvm/ast/attribute_set.h (2)
- 11-11: The renaming of
KORECompositePatterntokore_composite_patternaligns with the PR objectives to enforce a consistent naming style across the codebase. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 36-71: The update of enum class
keyvalues to start with uppercase letters aligns with the PR objectives to enforce a consistent naming style across the codebase. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.include/kllvm/binary/serializer.h (1)
- 31-34: The renaming of enum values to use camel case naming convention (
DropHeader,DropArity,DropBoth,NoIntern) aligns with the PR objectives to enforce a consistent naming style across the codebase. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.runtime/collections/hash.cpp (3)
- 13-14: The renaming of global constants
HASH_THRESHOLDtohash_thresholdandHASH_LENGTH_THRESHOLDtohash_length_thresholdaligns with the PR objectives to enforce a consistent naming style across the codebase. This change enhances readability and maintainability by adhering to a standardized naming style.- 36-37: The logic to limit the hash length to
hash_length_thresholdensures that the hashing process does not consume excessive resources for very large inputs. This is a good practice for performance optimization and resource management.- 54-54: The condition to enter the hashing process, based on
hash_depthandhash_lengthnot exceeding their respective thresholds, is a prudent measure to prevent excessive recursion and overly large hashes. This contributes to the efficiency and reliability of the hashing function.bindings/python/runtime.cpp (5)
- 43-44: The renaming of functions to adhere to snake_case naming conventions is consistent with the PR's objectives. However, it's important to ensure that these changes are reflected across all calls to these functions throughout the codebase.
Verification successful
The findings indicate that the functions
init_static_objectsandfree_all_kore_memare still being used across various parts of the codebase, including tools, runtime, and bindings directories. This suggests that while the PR aimed to adhere to snake_case naming conventions, these particular functions have not been renamed, possibly due to their core role in the application and the potential impact of renaming them. The usage of these functions, especially inbindings/python/runtime.cpp, appears to be intentional and consistent with their registration in the Python module. Therefore, the review comment highlighting the importance of reflecting naming convention changes across all calls is valid, but the unchanged names of these functions seem to be an intentional decision rather than an oversight.* 70-71: The use of `static_cast` here is appropriate for converting the return type of `construct_initial_configuration` to `block*`. This change aligns with the PR's objectives of adjusting function signatures and calls to match the new naming conventions. Ensure that the `construct_initial_configuration` function's signature and usage elsewhere in the codebase are consistent with this change. * 76-76: The call to `print_configuration_to_string` and handling of its return value is correct. However, ensure that `len(k_str)` is defined and correctly calculates the length of the string, as `len` is not a standard C++ function. This might be a custom function defined elsewhere in the codebase. If it's intended to get the length of the string, consider using `std::strlen(k_str->data)` if `k_str->data` is null-terminated. * 86-86: The serialization logic here is correctly updated to reflect the new naming conventions and function signatures. However, ensure that the memory allocated for `data` is properly managed and freed after its use to prevent memory leaks. * 95-95: Deserialization logic appears correct and consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that `deserialize_configuration` properly handles the input data and size, and that there are no memory safety concerns with the way `str.data()` is used.Scripts Executed
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runtime/collections/sets.cpp (1)
- 146-153: > 📝 NOTE
This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [140-163]
The renaming of
printSettoprint_setand the adjustments within its implementation are consistent with the PR's objectives of enforcing a consistent naming convention. This change improves readability and maintainability of the code. Ensure that all references toprintSetthroughout the codebase have been updated toprint_setto maintain consistency.Verification successful
The search for the old function name "printSet" did not yield any results in the C++ files of the codebase, indicating that all references to this function have indeed been updated to the new name "print_set". This confirms the successful implementation of the renaming as part of the PR's objectives to enforce a consistent naming convention.
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old function name to ensure it's been fully updated across the codebase. rg --type cpp "printSet" # Expecting no results for the old name.Length of output: 24
bindings/core/src/core.cpp (9)
- 10-10: The function
construct_initial_configurationis correctly renamed to follow the snake_case convention. Ensure that all references to this function across the codebase are updated to reflect this change.Verification successful
The function
construct_initial_configurationis consistently named across the codebase, following the snake_case convention as intended. All references to this function have been updated accordingly.* 20-31: The conversion of class and method names to snake_case, such as `kore_pattern`, `kore_sort`, and `make_raw_term`, aligns with the PR's goals. Double-check that the renamed entities are consistently used throughout the project. * 34-44: The renaming of `make_injection` and its usage of `kore_symbol` and `kore_composite_pattern` in snake_case is appropriate. Confirm that these changes are reflected across all relevant files. * 49-54: The function `construct_term` and `term_to_pattern` are correctly updated to snake_case. Ensure that their usages are also updated to maintain consistency.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old function name usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "construct_initial_configuration"Length of output: 1076
Verification successful
The script's output confirms the usage of the updated function names
construct_termandterm_to_patternacross various files in the codebase, including their declarations and usages. This indicates that the functions are correctly updated and consistently used. However, without explicit knowledge of the old function names, we cannot directly verify the absence of their usages. Based on the provided evidence, it appears that the update has been carried out correctly.* 62-64: The renaming of `simplify_to_bool` and related variables to snake_case is in line with the PR's objectives. Verify that these changes are consistently applied across the codebase.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old function names usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "construct_term|term_to_pattern"Length of output: 975
Verification successful
Given the output from the script, it appears that the function name
simplify_to_boolis consistently used across the codebase, including in header files and bindings for C and Python. This suggests that the renaming to snake_case, as mentioned in the review comment, has been applied correctly for this function. Without specific old variable names provided for verification, it's challenging to verify the renaming of related variables. However, the usage ofsimplify_to_boolin various parts of the codebase indicates that the renaming to snake_case for this function aligns with the PR's objectives.* 71-79: The function `simplify_to_term` and `make_raw_term` are correctly renamed. Ensure that all references to these functions are updated accordingly. * 82-84: The function `simplify` is correctly updated to snake_case. Confirm that this change is reflected everywhere it's called.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old function name and variable names usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "simplify_to_bool"Length of output: 409
Verification successful
The function
simplifyappears to be correctly updated to snake_case and is consistently used across the C++ and Python bindings as indicated by the search results. The occurrences in the C API and related functions do not conflict with the update of thesimplifyfunction itself. Therefore, the change seems to be reflected everywhere it's called, based on the provided context.* 88-100: The function `evaluate_function` and its usage of `kore_composite_pattern` in snake_case align with the PR's goals. Verify that these changes are consistently applied.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old function name usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "simplify"Length of output: 1503
Verification successful
The script output confirms the widespread use of both
evaluate_functionandkore_composite_patternacross various parts of the codebase, including source files, header files, and bindings. This indicates that the changes mentioned in the review comment have been consistently applied throughout the codebase.* 103-113: The functions `is_sort_kitem` and `is_sort_k` are correctly renamed to snake_case. Ensure that all references to these functions are updated to maintain consistency.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old function name and class name usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "evaluate_function|kore_composite_pattern"Length of output: 19496
Verification successful
The verification process has confirmed that the functions
is_sort_kitemandis_sort_kwere correctly renamed, and all references to these functions within the codebase have been updated accordingly. There are no outdated references, and the occurrences found in the search are legitimate uses of the newly renamed functions.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old function names usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "is_sort_kitem|is_sort_k"Length of output: 626
lib/ast/attribute_set.cpp (4)
- 12-49: The renaming of enum keys in
attribute_set::keyto start with uppercase letters is consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that all references to these enum keys are updated accordingly across the codebase.- 77-77: The function
attribute_set::addcorrectly uses camelCase for its local variablename. Verify that this naming convention is consistently applied to similar variables throughout the codebase.Verification successful
To accurately verify the consistency of the naming convention for variables of type
std::shared_ptr<kore_composite_pattern>throughout the codebase, we need to examine the variable names following this type declaration in various files. We will generate a script to extract these variable declarations and review their naming conventions.This script uses
rgto search for occurrences ofstd::shared_ptr<kore_composite_pattern>followed by variable names, then usessedto extract just the variable names for review.
Based on the examination of variable names following the type declaration
std::shared_ptr<kore_composite_pattern>in the codebase, it appears that the naming convention generally adheres to camelCase, as evidenced by the variable names "ret" and "att". The occurrences of "const" in the output are likely due to a parsing error in the script and do not represent variable names. Therefore, the naming convention for these variables is consistent with the expectations.* 87-87: The function `attribute_set::get` correctly follows the camelCase naming convention for its parameter `k`. Ensure that all method signatures are updated to reflect this change. * 94-99: The function `attribute_set::get_string` correctly adopts camelCase for its local variables and method calls. Confirm that these changes are consistently applied across the project.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old variable naming convention usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "std::shared_ptr<kore_composite_pattern>"Length of output: 1274
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runtime/collect/migrate_collection.cpp (4)
- 7-33: The renaming of variables and functions in
migrate_collection_nodeto snake_case, such ascurr_blockandlen_in_bytes, aligns with the PR's objectives. Verify that these changes are consistently applied throughout the codebase.Verification successful
The renaming of variables and functions in
migrate_collection_nodeto snake_case, such ascurr_blockandlen_in_bytes, appears to be consistently applied within the context of the provided code snippet and across the codebase. The usage of these names in various files reflects common naming conventions for similar operations in memory management and garbage collection contexts, rather than indicating inconsistency in the renaming effort.* 95-95: The function `migrate_map_leaf` correctly uses snake_case for its parameters and local variables. Ensure that all references to this function and its parameters are updated accordingly.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old variable and function names usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "migrate_collection_node|curr_block|len_in_bytes"Length of output: 6340
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The function
migrate_map_leafuses snake_case for its parameters (start,end), and its usage within the codebase, as shown in the call tomigrate_champ_traversal, correctly references the updated function name. Based on the provided context, it appears that the review comment's instructions have been followed, and the function along with its parameters are correctly updated and used in the codebase.* 102-102: The function `migrate_set_leaf` correctly adopts snake_case for its parameters. Confirm that these changes are reflected everywhere the function is called.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old function name and parameter names usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "migrate_map_leaf"Length of output: 192
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#!/bin/bash # Display the function definition of `migrate_map_leaf` and its usage rg --type cpp -A 5 "void migrate_map_leaf" runtime/collect/migrate_collection.cpp rg --type cpp "migrate_map_leaf" -C 2Length of output: 1021
Verification successful
The function
migrate_set_leafis correctly used within the codebase, with its changes reflected in the places it is called. There are no indications of incorrect or outdated usage based on the provided context.* 120-120: The usage of `k_elem` in `migrate_treemap` is consistent with the PR's objectives of renaming for clarity and consistency. Verify that all references to `k_elem` are updated to reflect this change.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old function name and parameter names usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "migrate_set_leaf"Length of output: 221
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#!/bin/bash # Inspect the call to `migrate_set_leaf` in `migrate_collection.cpp` to confirm it uses the updated parameters. rg --type cpp "migrate_set_leaf" -A 2 -B 2 runtime/collect/migrate_collection.cpp # Search the entire codebase for any other references to `migrate_set_leaf` to ensure all calls use the updated signature. rg --type cpp "migrate_set_leaf"Length of output: 585
lib/binary/ProofTraceParser.cpp (11)
- 14-19: The method
get_argumentsandadd_argumentinllvm_function_eventare correctly renamed to snake_case. Verify that these changes are consistently applied across the codebase.Verification successful
The review comment regarding the renaming of
get_argumentsandadd_argumentinllvm_function_eventto snake_case has been verified. The search results indicate that these method names are used across various contexts in the codebase, not exclusively withinllvm_function_event. This suggests that the renaming was correctly applied tollvm_function_event, and the usage of these method names in other contexts is consistent with the codebase's naming conventions.* 32-36: The method `print_substitution` in `llvm_rewrite_event` correctly adopts snake_case for its parameters and local variables. Confirm that these changes are reflected everywhere the method is called.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old method names usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "get_arguments|add_argument"Length of output: 18474
Verification successful
To further verify the changes to the method
print_substitutionand ensure that the snake_case naming convention is correctly adopted in all calls, I will examine the specific lines inProofTraceParser.cppwhere the method is called.
The calls to
print_substitutionwithinProofTraceParser.cppadhere to the updated parameter naming convention, using snake_case for parameters and local variables as intended. The review comment has been successfully verified.* 40-44: The method `print` in `llvm_rule_event` is correctly updated to snake_case. Ensure that all references to this method are updated to maintain consistency.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old method name and parameter names usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "print_substitution"Length of output: 363
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#!/bin/bash # Examine the calls to `print_substitution` within ProofTraceParser.cpp fd ProofTraceParser.cpp --exec rg "print_substitution\(.*\);" {}Length of output: 142
Verification successful
Given the context and the need to accurately verify the update of method references, let's refine the search to exclude the method definition and focus on finding references or calls to the
llvm_rule_eventclass. This will help ensure that all references are indeed updated to maintain consistency.
Based on the executed scripts and their outputs, there are no indications of references to the
llvm_rule_eventoutside its definition file. This suggests that the method name update to snake_case might not have necessitated updates elsewhere, or if it did, they are likely confined to the same file and were not detected due to the specific execution logic of the scripts. Therefore, the review comment appears to be verified under the assumption that if any references needed updating, they are either already updated or non-existent outside the method's definition context.* 47-52: The method `print` in `llvm_side_condition_event` correctly follows the snake_case naming convention. Verify that these changes are consistently applied. * 55-60: The method `print` in `llvm_side_condition_end_event` is correctly renamed to snake_case. Confirm that this change is reflected everywhere it's called. * 63-68: The method `print` in `llvm_function_event` correctly uses snake_case for its parameters and local variables. Ensure that all references to this method are updated accordingly.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old method name usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "llvm_rule_event::print"Length of output: 139
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#!/bin/bash # Search for references to the `print` method excluding its definition. rg --type cpp --glob '!lib/binary/ProofTraceParser.cpp' "llvm_rule_event::print" # Additionally, check within the same file but exclude the method definition line. rg --type cpp -A 1 "void llvm_rule_event::print" lib/binary/ProofTraceParser.cpp | rg --type cpp "llvm_rule_event::print"Length of output: 271
Verification successful
Given the information provided and the results from the executed scripts, there are no indications of outdated references to the
llvm_function_event::printmethod in the codebase. The search did not reveal any calls to this method outside its definition, suggesting that all references, if any exist, are likely updated according to the new method signature and parameter names.* 72-78: The method `print` in `llvm_hook_event` and its usage of snake_case for parameters and local variables align with the PR's goals. Verify that these changes are consistently applied.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old method name and parameter names usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "llvm_function_event::print"Length of output: 147
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#!/bin/bash # Search for calls to the llvm_function_event::print method across the codebase to verify if they use the updated signature and parameter names. rg --type cpp -A 2 -B 2 "llvm_function_event::print\("Length of output: 360
Verification successful
To further verify the consistency of the naming convention (snake_case for parameters and local variables) within the
llvm_hook_eventclass and potentially related classes, additional information is needed. Specifically, we need to examine the naming conventions used in other methods of thellvm_hook_eventclass and related classes.
The verification process has provided evidence that the
llvm_hook_eventclass, specifically in the methodsadd_argumentandllvm_hook_eventclass. Although the search did not yield the class definition or information on related classes, the evidence from the methods examined supports the consistency of the naming convention as mentioned in the review comment.* 81-87: The method `print` in `llvm_event` correctly adopts snake_case for its parameters. Confirm that these changes are reflected everywhere the method is called. * 91-99: The method `print` in `llvm_rewrite_trace` is correctly updated to snake_case. Ensure that all references to this method are updated to maintain consistency.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old method name and parameter names usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "llvm_hook_event::print"Length of output: 139
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#!/bin/bash # Search for method definitions in the llvm_hook_event class and related classes to check naming conventions rg --type cpp -A 2 "void llvm_hook_event::" lib/binary/ProofTraceParser.cpp rg --type cpp -A 2 "class llvm_hook_event" lib/binary/ProofTraceParser.cppLength of output: 451
Verification successful
The verification process did not find any references to the
llvm_rewrite_traceoutside of its definition, suggesting that all references to this method have been correctly updated or that the method is not referenced elsewhere in the codebase. Therefore, the review comment is verified as there are no inconsistencies with the method name update.* 103-107: The constructor `proof_trace_parser` and its parameter `verbose` are correctly renamed to snake_case. Verify that all references to this constructor are updated accordingly.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old method name usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "llvm_rewrite_trace::print"Length of output: 145
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#!/bin/bash # Search for references to the `print` method in `llvm_rewrite_trace`, excluding the method definition. rg --type cpp -g '!lib/binary/ProofTraceParser.cpp' "llvm_rewrite_trace::print" || echo "No external references found" rg --type cpp "llvm_rewrite_trace::print" lib/binary/ProofTraceParser.cpp | grep -v "void llvm_rewrite_trace::print"Length of output: 263
Verification successful
The verification process confirms that the constructor
proof_trace_parserand its parameterverboseare correctly renamed to snake_case, and all references to this constructor have been updated accordingly in the codebase.* 123-124: The method `parse_proof_trace_from_file` in `proof_trace_parser` correctly uses snake_case. Confirm that this change is reflected everywhere it's called.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old constructor name and parameter name usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "proof_trace_parser"Length of output: 690
Verification successful
The method
parse_proof_trace_from_fileis consistently used across the codebase, with no indication of an old method name being used. This confirms that the change is correctly reflected everywhere it's called.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old method name usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "parse_proof_trace_from_file"Length of output: 457
include/runtime/arena.h (4)
- 43-43: The function
get_arena_allocation_semispace_idcorrectly adopts snake_case. Confirm that these changes are reflected everywhere the function is called.Verification successful
The function
get_arena_allocation_semispace_idis correctly adopted throughout the codebase, with no indications of an old version of the function name being used. The verification process confirms that the changes have been correctly implemented.* 47-47: The function `get_arena_collection_semispace_id` is correctly updated to snake_case. Ensure that all references to this function are updated accordingly. * 52-52: The function `get_arena_semispace_id_of_object` correctly uses snake_case for its naming. Verify that these changes are consistently applied across the codebase.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old function name usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "get_arena_allocation_semispace_id"Length of output: 222
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the usage of the new function name to ensure it's adopted correctly. rg --type cpp "get_arena_allocation_semispace_id" # Attempt to find any similar function names that might indicate the presence of an old version. rg --type cpp "arena_allocation_semispace_id"Length of output: 441
Verification successful
The function
get_arena_semispace_id_of_objectis indeed being used consistently across the codebase, as indicated by its presence in multiple source files (migrate_collection.cpp,collect.cpp,arena.cpp, and its declaration inarena.h). This confirms that the changes to the function name have been applied consistently, aligning with the initial review comment's intent to verify the consistent application of the naming convention.* 58-58: The function `kore_arena_alloc` is correctly renamed to follow the snake_case convention. Ensure that all references to this function across the codebase are updated to reflect this change.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for old function name usage. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp "get_arena_semispace_id_of_object"Length of output: 599
runtime/alloc/alloc.cpp (4)
- 19-19: The function
youngspace_ptrcorrectly adheres to the snake_case naming convention and uses thearena_start_ptrfunction as expected.- 59-63: The function
kore_alloc_swapcorrectly handles the swapping and clearing of arenas. However, ensure that the conditional swap ofoldspaceis indeed the intended behavior and that there are no side effects or missed cases whereoldspaceshould be swapped regardless of theswap_oldparameter.- 71-72: The use of
__attribute__((always_inline))forkore_allocis appropriate for performance-critical, small functions. Ensure that this attribute is consistently applied to similar functions across the codebase for consistency.- 131-132: The function
kore_alloc_integerfollows the naming convention and correctly allocates memory for an integer. Ensure that theinit_with_lenfunction correctly initializes the allocated memory, especially considering the subtraction ofsizeof(blockheader)which might be specific to the memory layout expected by the application.include/kllvm/codegen/ProofEvent.h (4)
- 16-16: The class
proof_eventhas been correctly renamed to follow the snake_case naming convention. Ensure that all references to this class throughout the codebase have been updated accordingly.- 33-33: The function
proof_branchcorrectly follows the snake_case naming convention. Ensure that the parameterlabelandinsert_at_endare used appropriately within the function and that their names accurately reflect their purpose.- 51-53: The function
emit_serialize_termcorrectly follows the snake_case naming convention and appears to correctly serialize a term. Ensure that the sort, output file, and term parameters are correctly handled and that serialization is performed as expected.- 133-136: The constructor for
proof_eventcorrectly initializes member variables. Ensure that the initialization list is in the same order as the member declaration order to follow best practices and avoid potential issues with initialization order.runtime/collections/maps.cpp (1)
- 53-56: The function
hook_MAP_lookupOrDefaultcorrectly renames the parameter from_defaulttodef, adhering to the naming convention and avoiding potential issues with reserved keywords. Ensure that all calls to this function have been updated to use the new parameter name.lib/parser/KOREScanner.l (2)
- 11-11: The
yylexfunction declaration correctly follows the snake_case naming convention and includes parameters for additional context (lval,loc). Ensure that the implementation ofyylexcorrectly handles these parameters and that the function is used consistently throughout the parser.- 132-132: The function
codepoint_to_utf8correctly converts Unicode code points to UTF-8. Ensure that the conversion logic is accurate for all valid Unicode code points and that error handling for invalid code points (e.g., surrogate ranges, code points beyond U+10FFFF) is appropriate.include/kllvm/codegen/CreateTerm.h (5)
- 13-21: The class
create_termand its member variables have been renamed to follow snake_case naming conventions. This aligns with the PR's objective to enforce a consistent naming style across the codebase.- 24-37: The method signatures within the
create_termclass have been updated to use snake_case for both method names and parameter names. This change improves consistency and readability in accordance with the PR's goals.- 40-49: The constructor for the
create_termclass has been correctly updated to use snake_case for its parameters and initialize member variables accordingly. This change is consistent with the PR's objectives.- 72-75: The
create_function_callmethod has been updated to use snake_case for its parameters. This change is consistent with the PR's objectives and improves code readability.- 77-78: The
get_current_blockmethod follows the snake_case naming convention and provides a clear, concise way to access thecurrent_block_member variable.lib/ast/pattern_matching.cpp (7)
- 16-39: > 📝 NOTE
This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [22-48]
The function
get_patterns_impland its usage inget_patternshave been correctly updated to follow the snake_case naming convention. However, ensure that all calls to these functions throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new naming convention.
- 54-70: The function
get_builtincorrectly follows the snake_case naming convention and properly handles the case where the left-hand side (lhs) is not a builtin. This change aligns with the PR's objective to standardize naming conventions. Ensure that all instances whereget_builtinis called are updated accordingly.Verification successful
The verification process confirms that the function
get_builtincorrectly follows the snake_case naming convention and is properly implemented and used within the codebase, aligning with the PR's objective to standardize naming conventions. The absence of the oldgetBuiltinfunction signature suggests a successful transition to the new naming convention. The inclusion ofpattern_matching.hin several files and specific references toget_builtinusage withinlib/ast/pattern_matching.cppsupport the conclusion that the changes have been correctly implemented and propagated.* 73-82: The function `get_arguments` has been updated to use snake_case and correctly extracts arguments from a composite pattern. This change is consistent with the PR's goal of enforcing a consistent naming convention. Verify that the function's usage is updated across the codebase. * 121-133: > 📝 **NOTE** > This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [108-130]Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search to find files that import pattern_matching module. Expecting list of dependent files. rg -C3 --type cpp $'from pattern_matching' # Search old signature to find omissions. Expecting no results. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'getBuiltin($_)' # Search new signature to validate usage. Expecting list of locations where the new signature is used. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'get_builtin($_)'Length of output: 142
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#!/bin/bash # Correct the search to find files that include the pattern_matching module, using C++ include syntax. rg --type cpp '#include.*pattern_matching' # Re-attempt to find any usage of the old function signature, considering potential variations in naming. rg --type cpp 'getBuiltin' # Attempt to find any usage of the new function signature, considering potential variations in naming. rg --type cpp 'get_builtin'Length of output: 662
The function
kore_axiom_declaration::get_left_hand_sidehas been updated to use the new naming conventions and correctly constructs patterns for matching. This change enhances readability and maintainability. Ensure that the renaming does not affect the logic of pattern matching and that all dependent code is updated.
- 145-151: The function
kore_axiom_declaration::get_right_hand_sidefollows the updated naming convention and correctly matches patterns to determine the right-hand side of an axiom. This change aligns with the PR's objectives. Verify that all calls to this function are updated to reflect the new naming convention.- 171-177: > 📝 NOTE
This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [174-188]
The function
kore_axiom_declaration::get_requireshas been updated to use snake_case and correctly identifies the requirements for an axiom. This change is consistent with the PR's goal of enforcing a consistent naming convention. Verify that the function's usage is updated across the codebase.Verification successful
Given the lack of output from the initial scripts, it seems necessary to refine our approach to accurately verify the changes and usage of the
kore_axiom_declaration::get_requiresfunction across the codebase. To proceed, I will generate new shell scripts with adjusted search criteria to better match the expected C++ codebase patterns and usage.
The verification process has confirmed that the
kore_axiom_declaration::get_requiresfunction has been updated to use snake_case, and its usage has been correctly updated across the codebase. Thepattern_matchingmodule is actively included and used in various parts of the project, and there is no evidence of the old function signaturegetRequires()being used. This aligns with the PR's goal of enforcing a consistent naming convention and addresses the concerns raised in the review comment.* 205-205: The function `strip_raw_term` correctly follows the snake_case naming convention and properly handles the stripping of raw terms. This change aligns with the PR's objective to standardize naming conventions. Ensure that all instances where `strip_raw_term` is called are updated accordingly.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search to find files that import pattern_matching module. Expecting list of dependent files. rg -C3 --type cpp $'from pattern_matching' # Search old signature to find omissions. Expecting no results. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'getRequires()' # Search new signature to validate usage. Expecting list of locations where the new signature is used. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'get_requires()'Length of output: 140
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#!/bin/bash # Search for include statements that might indicate usage of the pattern_matching module. rg --type cpp '#include.*pattern_matching' # Directly search for the new function signature to verify its existence and usage. rg --type cpp 'get_requires\(\)' # Ensure the old function signature is not being used. rg --type cpp 'getRequires\(\)'Length of output: 705
Verification successful
The revised scripts have successfully identified the usage and definition of
strip_raw_termacross both.cppand.hfiles in the codebase. The function is defined inlib/ast/pattern_matching.cppandinclude/kllvm/ast/AST.h, and it is used in various places, includinginclude/kllvm/binary/deserializer.handbindings/python/ast.cpp. Additionally, the scripts confirmed that the old function namestripRawTermis no longer used or defined anywhere in the codebase, aligning with the PR's objective to standardize naming conventions and ensuring that all instances wherestrip_raw_termis called are updated accordingly.Based on this information, it can be concluded that the function
strip_raw_termis correctly implemented and used throughout the codebase, and there are no lingering references to the oldstripRawTermfunction. This verifies the original review comment's accuracy regarding the implementation and usage ofstrip_raw_term.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search to find files that import pattern_matching module. Expecting list of dependent files. rg -C3 --type cpp $'from pattern_matching' # Search old signature to find omissions. Expecting no results. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'stripRawTerm($_)' # Search new signature to validate usage. Expecting list of locations where the new signature is used. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'strip_raw_term($_)'Length of output: 147
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the new function name "strip_raw_term" across .cpp and .h files to find its usage and definition. rg --type cpp 'strip_raw_term' || echo "No usage of strip_raw_term found." rg --type h 'strip_raw_term' || echo "No definition of strip_raw_term found in header files." # Ensure the old function name "stripRawTerm" is no longer used. rg --type cpp 'stripRawTerm' || echo "No usage of stripRawTerm found." rg --type h 'stripRawTerm' || echo "No definition of stripRawTerm found in header files."Length of output: 1338
lib/ast/definition.cpp (7)
- 13-15: The function
transitive_closurehas been correctly updated to follow the snake_case naming convention. This change is consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new naming convention.- 35-41: The function
get_sorts_hooked_tocorrectly follows the snake_case naming convention and properly retrieves sorts hooked to a given hook name. This change enhances readability and maintainability. Ensure that all instances whereget_sorts_hooked_tois called are updated accordingly.- 50-70: The function
add_modulehas been updated to use snake_case and correctly handles the addition of modules to the definition. This change aligns with the PR's objective to standardize naming conventions. Verify that all calls to this function are updated to reflect the new naming convention.- 73-82: The function
insert_reserved_symbolshas been correctly updated to follow the snake_case naming convention. This change is consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new naming convention.Verification successful
The function
insert_reserved_symbolshas been correctly updated to follow the snake_case naming convention, and all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new naming convention. The absence of any results for the old function nameinsertReservedSymbols()confirms that the update has been successfully applied across the codebase.* 85-99: The function `get_subsorts` has been updated to use snake_case and correctly computes the transitive closure of subsorts. This change enhances readability and maintainability. Verify that the function's usage is updated across the codebase.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search to find files that import definition module. Expecting list of dependent files. rg -C3 --type cpp $'from definition' # Search old signature to find omissions. Expecting no results. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'insertReservedSymbols()' # Search new signature to validate usage. Expecting list of locations where the new signature is used. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'insert_reserved_symbols()'Length of output: 213
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any file that might call `insert_reserved_symbols()` to ensure comprehensive update. rg --type cpp 'insert_reserved_symbols\(\)' # Ensure no file is still using the old function name `insertReservedSymbols()`. rg --type cpp 'insertReservedSymbols\(\)'Length of output: 272
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The function
get_subsortshas been successfully updated to use snake_case, and its usage across the codebase has been updated accordingly. The absence of the old function signaturegetSubsorts()and the presence of the new signatureget_subsorts()in multiple files confirm that the changes have been correctly applied and propagated.* 102-119: The function `get_overloads` correctly follows the snake_case naming convention and properly computes the transitive closure of symbol overloads. This change aligns with the PR's objectives. Verify that all calls to this function are updated to reflect the new naming convention.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search to find files that import definition module. Expecting list of dependent files. rg -C3 --type cpp $'from definition' # Search old signature to find omissions. Expecting no results. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'getSubsorts()' # Search new signature to validate usage. Expecting list of locations where the new signature is used. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'get_subsorts()'Length of output: 134
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#!/bin/bash # Search to find files that include the definition module header. Expecting list of dependent files. rg --type cpp '#include ".*definition\.h"' # Search for occurrences of the old function signature to find omissions. Expecting no results. rg --type cpp 'getSubsorts\(\)' # Search for occurrences of the new function signature to validate usage. Expecting list of locations where the new signature is used. rg --type cpp 'get_subsorts\(\)'Length of output: 396
Verification successful
The verification process has confirmed that the function
get_overloadsis being used in the codebase, specifically in files such astools/kore-expand-macros/main.cpp,lib/printer/printer.cpp,lib/ast/definition.cpp, andinclude/kllvm/ast/AST.h. Additionally, there were no findings of the old function signaturegetOverloads(), indicating that all calls to this function have been updated to reflect the new naming convention. This aligns with the objectives of the PR, confirming the correctness of the review comment.* 123-129: The function `preprocess` has been updated to use snake_case and correctly preprocesses the definition by inserting reserved symbols, expanding aliases, and marking symbols. This change enhances readability and maintainability. Verify that the function's usage is updated across the codebase.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search to find files that import definition module. Expecting list of dependent files. rg -C3 --type cpp $'from definition' # Search old signature to find omissions. Expecting no results. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'getOverloads()' # Search new signature to validate usage. Expecting list of locations where the new signature is used. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'get_overloads()'Length of output: 136
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#!/bin/bash # Adjusting the search to better fit C++ codebase patterns # Search for files including "definition.h" or "definition.cpp" which is more typical for C++ imports rg --type cpp '#include <definition.h>' -l rg --type cpp '#include "definition.h"' -l rg --type cpp '#include <definition.cpp>' -l rg --type cpp '#include "definition.cpp"' -l # Search for the new function signature usage in a more targeted manner rg --type cpp 'get_overloads\(' -l # Search for any remaining references to the old function signature rg --type cpp 'getOverloads\(' -lLength of output: 361
Verification successful
The verification process has revealed that the
preprocessmethod is indeed being used across the codebase, as indicated by the references found in various files. This confirms that the method's usage has been updated as intended, aligning with the expectations set in the initial review comment. Therefore, the changes to thepreprocessfunction and its usage across the codebase have been successfully verified.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search to find files that import definition module. Expecting list of dependent files. rg -C3 --type cpp $'from definition' # Search old signature to find omissions. Expecting no results. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'preprocess()' # Search new signature to validate usage. Expecting list of locations where the new signature is used. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'preprocess()'Length of output: 131
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#!/bin/bash # Correct search to find files that include the definition module. Expecting list of dependent files. rg --type cpp '#include.*definition\.h' # Search for the updated preprocess method within the kore_definition class to validate its usage. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'class kore_definition { $$$ preprocess() { $$$ } $$$ }'Length of output: 475
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runtime/collections/rangemaps.cpp (5)
- 8-8: The function
hook_RANGEMAP_elementcorrectly follows the snake_case naming convention and properly inserts a value into the range map. This change aligns with the PR's objective to standardize naming conventions. Ensure that all instances wherehook_RANGEMAP_elementis called are updated accordingly.- 19-20: The function
range_headerhas been correctly updated to follow the snake_case naming convention. This change is consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new naming convention.Verification successful
The function
range_headerhas been correctly updated and is being used throughout the codebase, as indicated by the absence of the old function namerangeHeader()and the presence of the new function namerange_header()in multiple files. This confirms that the changes are consistent with the PR's objectives, and all calls to this function have been updated to match the new naming convention.* 55-59: The function `hook_RANGEMAP_lookupOrDefault` correctly follows the snake_case naming convention and properly handles the lookup or default behavior in a range map. This change enhances readability and maintainability. Ensure that all instances where `hook_RANGEMAP_lookupOrDefault` is called are updated accordingly. * 67-67: The function `hook_RANGEMAP_find_range` correctly follows the snake_case naming convention and properly finds the range associated with a key in a range map. This change aligns with the PR's objectives. Verify that all calls to this function are updated to reflect the new naming convention.Scripts Executed
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Given the lack of output from the initial scripts, it seems necessary to refine our approach to verify the changes effectively. Let's broaden the search criteria to ensure we're not missing any references due to overly specific terms or incorrect assumptions about how the
rangemapsmodule is referenced in the codebase. Additionally, we'll attempt a more general search for the function names to catch any potential usage or references that the initial patterns might have missed.
The verification process has confirmed that the function
hook_RANGEMAP_find_rangecorrectly follows the new snake_case naming convention and is properly integrated into the codebase. All calls to this function have been updated to reflect the new naming convention, and there are no instances of the old function namehookRANGEMAPFindRangefound. This change aligns with the PR's objectives, and the evidence supports the review comment.* 78-78: The function `hook_RANGEMAP_update` has been correctly updated to follow the snake_case naming convention. This change is consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to match the new naming convention.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Broaden the search for files that might use the rangemaps module or its functions. rg --type cpp 'rangemaps' || echo "No references to rangemaps found." # Attempt a more general search for the old function name to ensure it's no longer used. rg --type cpp 'hookRANGEMAPFindRange' || echo "No instances of old function name found." # Attempt a more general search for the new function name to validate its usage. rg --type cpp 'hook_RANGEMAP_find_range' || echo "No instances of new function name found."Length of output: 1049
lib/codegen/Debug.cpp (22)
- 23-28: The renaming of debug-related variables from camelCase to snake_case (
Dbgtodbg) improves consistency with the project's new naming convention.- 20-37: > 📝 NOTE
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init_debug_infohas been updated with renamed variables and follows the snake_case naming convention. Ensure that all calls to this function across the codebase are updated to reflect the new parameter names if any were changed.
- 56-57: The
finalize_debug_infofunction's logic remains unchanged, and the renaming aligns with the new naming convention.- 60-73: The
init_debug_functionfunction has been updated to use snake_case naming. It's crucial to verify that all references to this function are updated accordingly.Verification successful
To accurately verify the usage and update of the
init_debug_functionacross the codebase, especially in the files identified as includingDebug.h, we need to execute a more targeted search. Let's proceed with generating a script to search for the usage ofinit_debug_functionwithin these specific files to ensure they are using the updated function signature correctly.
To conclusively verify the correctness of the
init_debug_functioninvocations in the identified files, we need to examine the full context of these calls, including the number and types of arguments passed. Let's proceed with generating a script to extract more detailed information about each invocation.
Based on the detailed examination of the
init_debug_functioninvocations in the identified files, it is evident that all references to this function have been correctly updated to match its new signature. The function is consistently called with the appropriate number of arguments, aligning with the updated function definition.* 76-87: The `init_debug_param` function's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. Ensure that all usages are correctly updated.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the usage of init_debug_function in the identified files. rg 'init_debug_function' lib/codegen/EmitConfigParser.cpp rg 'init_debug_function' lib/codegen/Debug.cpp rg 'init_debug_function' lib/codegen/CreateTerm.cpp rg 'init_debug_function' lib/codegen/Decision.cppLength of output: 491
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#!/bin/bash # Extract the full lines of init_debug_function invocations in the identified files for detailed examination. rg 'init_debug_function' lib/codegen/EmitConfigParser.cpp -C 2 rg 'init_debug_function' lib/codegen/Debug.cpp -C 2 rg 'init_debug_function' lib/codegen/CreateTerm.cpp -C 2 rg 'init_debug_function' lib/codegen/Decision.cpp -C 2Length of output: 2652
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The verification process confirms that the
init_debug_paramfunction's renaming to snake_case is consistent across the project, and all usages have been correctly updated according to the new style guidelines.* 91-99: The `init_debug_global` function's variable and function names have been updated to snake_case, aligning with the new naming convention. * 102-132: The `init_debug_axiom` function has been updated with snake_case naming. This function involves more complex logic related to debugging information. Ensure that the logic remains correct after renaming and that all calls to this function are updated.Scripts Executed
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The verification process confirms that the
init_debug_axiomfunction has been correctly updated with snake_case naming, and its logic remains intact. All calls to this function within the codebase have been updated accordingly. No issues were found.* 135-141: The `reset_debug_loc` function's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. * 144-151: The `get_forward_decl` function's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. Ensure that all usages are correctly updated.Scripts Executed
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The verification process has confirmed that the
get_forward_declfunction's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines, and all usages have been correctly updated across the codebase.* 154-161: The renaming of static string variables to snake_case improves consistency with the project's new naming convention. * 175-313: > 📝 **NOTE** > This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [163-224]Scripts Executed
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get_debug_typefunction has been updated to use snake_case naming. It's crucial to verify that all references to this function are updated accordingly.Verification successful
The search results confirm that the
get_debug_typefunction is indeed used in multiple files within thelib/codegendirectory, specifically inDecision.cpp,CreateTerm.cpp, and its definition inDebug.cpp. Additionally, the declaration ininclude/kllvm/codegen/Debug.his also found. This indicates that the function is actively used across different parts of the codebase.Given that the review comment was concerned with ensuring that all references to the
get_debug_typefunction were updated to reflect any changes in its naming convention or signature, the results show that the function is consistently referenced with its expected signature (value_type type, std::string const &type_name) across the files where it's used. There's no indication from the provided context or the search results that the function's name or signature was incorrectly referenced anywhere in the codebase.Therefore, based on the information gathered, it can be concluded that the review comment's concern has been addressed, and all references to the
get_debug_typefunction appear to be correctly updated in accordance with any changes made to its naming convention or signature.* 230-234: The `get_int_debug_type` function's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. * 237-241: The `get_long_debug_type` function's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. * 244-248: The `get_bool_debug_type` function's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. * 251-251: The `get_void_debug_type` function remains unchanged in functionality. The naming convention adherence is not applicable here as there's no variable or function name change. * 255-260: The `get_char_ptr_debug_type` function's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. * 264-268: The `get_char_debug_type` function's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. * 272-277: The `get_pointer_debug_type` function's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. Ensure that all usages are correctly updated.Scripts Executed
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The renaming of
get_pointer_debug_typeto snake_case and its consistent usage across the project have been verified through the provided script output. All references in the codebase align with the project's new style guidelines.* 281-287: The `get_array_debug_type` function's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. Ensure that all usages are correctly updated.Scripts Executed
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The renaming of
get_array_debug_typeto snake_case and its usage across the codebase are consistent with the project's new style guidelines. The function is correctly declared, defined, and used in accordance with the updated naming convention. No issues were found regarding its update.* 290-294: The `get_short_debug_type` function's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. * 297-303: The `get_debug_function_type` function's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. Ensure that all usages are correctly updated.Scripts Executed
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The verification process confirms that the
get_debug_function_typefunction's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines, and all usages across the codebase have been correctly updated to reflect this change. There are no indications of any issues with the renaming or usage of this function.* 306-311: The `set_debug_loc` function's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. Ensure that all usages are correctly updated.Scripts Executed
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The verification process confirms that the
set_debug_locfunction's renaming to snake_case is consistent with the project's new style guidelines. All usages across the codebase have been correctly updated to reflect this change. There are no indications of inconsistencies or remaining references to an old function name, suggesting that the renaming has been thoroughly applied.Scripts Executed
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runtime/arithmetic/int.cpp (14)
- 16-16: The renaming of the function call from
intToStringtoint_to_stringaligns with the snake_case naming convention. This change improves consistency across the codebase.- 27-27: The use of
int_to_stringin error messages maintains consistency with the new naming convention.- 93-93: The consistent use of
int_to_stringfor error handling in division operations adheres to the new naming standards.- 104-104: The use of
int_to_stringin error handling for division operations is consistent with the project's naming convention.- 119-120: The consistent use of
int_to_stringfor error handling in bit shift operations adheres to the new naming standards.- 142-143: The use of
int_to_stringfor error handling in right shift operations is consistent with the project's naming convention.- 163-163: The consistent use of
int_to_stringfor error handling in exponentiation operations adheres to the new naming standards.- 179-180: The use of
int_to_stringfor error handling in modular exponentiation operations is consistent with the project's naming convention.- 241-241: The consistent use of
int_to_stringfor error handling in logarithmic operations adheres to the new naming standards.- 297-297: The use of
int_to_stringfor error handling in bit range operations is consistent with the project's naming convention.- 302-302: The use of
int_to_stringfor error handling with negative offsets in bit range operations is consistent with the project's naming convention.- 344-344: The use of
int_to_stringfor error handling with negative offsets in sign-extend bit range operations is consistent with the project's naming convention.- 353-353: The use of
int_to_stringfor error handling in sign-extend bit range operations due to out-of-range length is consistent with the project's naming convention.- 376-385: The renaming of global variables related to the random state (
kllvm_randStatetokllvm_rand_stateandkllvm_randStateInitializedtokllvm_rand_state_initialized) aligns with the snake_case naming convention. This change improves consistency across the codebase.runtime/collect/collect.cpp (11)
- 44-70: The renaming of variables and functions to adhere to snake_case naming conventions, as seen in the
migratefunction, is consistent with the PR's objectives. However, ensure that all references to these renamed entities throughout the codebase have been updated accordingly to prevent any unresolved symbols or compilation errors.- 76-85: The
migrate_oncefunction follows the PR's naming convention updates. It's crucial to verify that the logic remains intact after renaming and that all calls to this function reflect the new naming.- 89-115: In the
migrate_string_bufferfunction, the renaming of variables and the function itself aligns with the PR's goal. Pay special attention to the handling ofnew_bufferandnew_contentsto ensure memory is managed correctly and efficiently, especially in the context of garbage collection.- 118-162: The
migrate_mpzfunction's renaming is consistent with the PR's objectives. Given the complexity of managingmpz_ptrand related structures, it's essential to ensure that the memory management logic remains correct and that there are no memory leaks or unintended side effects.- 165-199: The
migrate_floatingfunction demonstrates adherence to the new naming conventions. Similar tomigrate_mpz, ensure that the logic for managing floating-point numbers and their memory is correctly preserved after renaming.- 41-209: > 📝 NOTE
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The
migrate_childfunction's changes are in line with the PR's objectives. It's important to verify that the switch-case logic correctly handles each layout type after renaming, ensuring that the garbage collection process functions as expected.
- 223-232: The
evacuatefunction's renaming and logic adjustments appear correct. Ensure that the memory movement and layout handling logic are thoroughly tested to prevent any issues during garbage collection.- 220-240: > 📝 NOTE
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The logic for deciding when to collect the old generation, encapsulated in
should_collect_old_gen, remains unchanged. This is a critical piece of logic, so it's essential to ensure that the renaming does not affect its functionality.
- 252-256: The
init_static_objectsfunction's changes are minimal and align with the PR's objectives. It's a good practice to verify that the initialization of static objects works as expected after these changes.- 247-282: > 📝 NOTE
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The
kore_collectfunction's extensive changes, including renaming and logic adjustments, are in line with the PR's objectives. Given its central role in garbage collection, it's crucial to ensure that all changes are thoroughly tested to maintain the integrity of the garbage collection process.
- 328-334: The
free_all_kore_memandis_collectionfunctions' changes are straightforward and align with the PR's naming convention updates. Ensure that these utility functions continue to operate correctly after the renaming.lib/printer/printer.cpp (12)
- 39-39: The function
get_formatshas been correctly renamed to follow the snake_case naming convention. This change aligns with the PR's objective to standardize naming conventions across the codebase.- 70-70: The function
get_terminalshas been renamed to snake_case, which is consistent with the PR's goal. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to reflect the new name.- 101-101: Renaming
get_assocsto snake_case is in line with the PR's objectives. It's important to verify that references to this function are updated accordingly in other parts of the codebase.- 115-115: The function
get_commshas been renamed according to the snake_case convention. This change is appropriate and aligns with the PR's goals. Double-check for any missed updates in function calls.- 128-128: The renaming of
get_left_assocsto snake_case is correct and follows the PR's guidelines. Ensure that all instances where this function is called are also updated.- 144-144: The function
get_right_assocshas been properly renamed to snake_case, adhering to the PR's naming convention objectives. Confirm that all references to this function have been updated.- 156-156: Renaming
get_prioritiesto snake_case is consistent with the PR's aim to enforce a uniform naming convention. It's crucial to ensure that all calls to this function are updated to use the new name.- 211-211: The function
get_definitionhas been renamed to snake_case, which aligns with the PR's objectives. Verify that all references to this function in the codebase have been updated accordingly.- 222-222: The renaming of
get_axiomsto snake_case is in line with the PR's goals. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to reflect the new name.- 234-234: The struct
PreprocessedPrintDatahas been correctly renamed topreprocessed_print_datato follow the snake_case naming convention. This change is consistent with the PR's objectives.- 240-240: The function
get_print_datahas been renamed to snake_case, aligning with the PR's goal of standardizing naming conventions. Ensure that all references to this function are updated accordingly.- 326-326: The function
print_korehas been correctly renamed to follow the snake_case naming convention. This change aligns with the PR's objective to standardize naming conventions across the codebase. Ensure that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to reflect the new name.include/kllvm/ast/pattern_matching.h (9)
- 161-161: The documentation comment correctly refers to
kore_patternin the context of matching results. This change is consistent with the PR's objectives of updating type names to adhere to the new naming conventions.- 165-165: The
match_resultstruct now correctly useskore_patternin its member declaration, aligning with the PR's goal of standardizing naming conventions. Ensure that all references to this struct and its members are updated accordingly.- 174-174: The
matchmethod within theany_class correctly useskore_patternin its parameter type, adhering to the updated naming conventions. This change is appropriate and aligns with the PR's objectives.- 199-199: The
matchmethod within thesubjecttemplate class correctly useskore_patternin its parameter type, following the PR's naming convention updates. Ensure that all usages of this method are updated to reflect the new parameter type.- 241-241: The
matchmethod within thepatterntemplate class correctly useskore_patternin its parameter type, aligning with the PR's naming convention updates. Verify that all references to this method are updated accordingly.- 310-310: The
matchmethod within themaptemplate class correctly useskore_patternin its parameter type, adhering to the updated naming conventions. This change is consistent with the PR's objectives.- 322-322: The
func_member within themaptemplate class now correctly useskore_patternin its function signature, aligning with the PR's goal of standardizing naming conventions. Ensure that all usages of this member are updated to reflect the new function signature.- 327-327: The deduction guide for the
maptemplate correctly useskore_patternin its function signature, adhering to the updated naming conventions. This change is appropriate and aligns with the PR's objectives.- 330-330: The deduction guide for the
maptemplate without a function parameter correctly useskore_pattern, aligning with the PR's naming convention updates. Verify that all references to this deduction guide are updated accordingly.lib/codegen/ProofEvent.cpp (17)
- 21-24: The function
create_global_sort_string_ptrcorrectly follows the snake_case naming convention and usesfmt::formatfor string formatting, which is efficient and readable. However, ensure thatsort.get_name()returns a sanitized string to prevent any potential format string vulnerabilities.- 29-68: The method
emit_serialize_termhas been updated to follow the snake_case naming convention and includes changes in variable names and types. The logic for handling different term categories and types appears sound. However, consider adding error handling or assertions for unexpectedsort_categoryvalues orllvm::Valuetypes to enhance robustness.- 71-88: The method
emit_serialize_configurationfollows the updated naming convention and correctly constructs the function call for serialization. It's good practice to ensure thatllvm::ConstantInt::getTrue(ctx_)andllvm::ConstantInt::getFalse(ctx_)are used appropriately according to the expected function signature.- 91-104: The method
emit_write_uint64demonstrates a clear and concise implementation for writing auint64_tvalue to a file. The use ofllvm::ConstantInt::getfor creating a constant integer value is appropriate. Ensure thatwrite_uint64_to_filefunction is defined and handles the inputs correctly.- 107-122: In
emit_write_string, the use ofb.CreateGlobalStringPtrfor creating a global string pointer is correct. However, ensure that theprint_variable_to_filefunction, which is being called, is designed to handle arbitrary string lengths and content safely, especially considering potential buffer overflow vulnerabilities.- 125-130: The method
emit_no_opcorrectly creates a no-operation instruction by adding zero to zero. This is a clever way to insert a benign operation. Ensure that this approach does not introduce unnecessary overhead or affect the optimization passes in LLVM.- 134-139: The method
emit_get_output_file_nameretrieves the global variableoutput_filecorrectly. Ensure that the global variable is initialized and accessible at this point in the code to prevent runtime errors.- 142-159: The method
proof_branchcorrectly creates a branching structure based on theproof_outputflag. Usingfmt::formatfor dynamic block naming is a good practice for readability. Ensure that theproof_outputglobal variable is correctly initialized and updated elsewhere in the codebase.- 164-167: The method
event_preludecorrectly sets up the prelude for an event by creating a branch and getting the output file name. This modular approach enhances code readability and maintainability.- 174-186: The method
hook_event_prefollows the updated naming convention and correctly implements the pre-hook event logic. Ensure thatproof_hint_instrumentationis correctly managed to enable or disable instrumentation as expected.- 192-204: The method
hook_event_postis correctly implemented following the snake_case naming convention. It handles the post-hook event logic efficiently. As with other methods, ensure thatproof_hint_instrumentationis correctly toggled according to the desired behavior.- 210-220: The method
hook_argis concise and follows the updated naming conventions. It correctly serializes the term associated with a hook argument. Consistency in handlingproof_hint_instrumentationis crucial for correct behavior.- 230-254: In
rewrite_event_pre, the handling of axiom declarations and variable substitutions is correctly implemented. Pay attention to the dynamic casting ofvar->get_sort()to ensure type safety. Additionally, ensure that thedetail::wordfunction is correctly defined and used.- 261-276: The method
rewrite_event_postcorrectly follows the updated naming conventions and handles the post-rewrite event logic. The dynamic casting of the sort and serialization of the return value are correctly implemented. Ensure that thedetail::wordfunction is used consistently and correctly throughout.- 286-299: The method
function_event_preis implemented following the updated naming conventions and correctly handles the pre-function event logic. The use ofast_to_stringfor converting the pattern to a string is appropriate. Ensure thatdetail::wordis correctly defined and used.- 306-314: The method
function_event_postcorrectly implements the post-function event logic following the updated naming conventions. The simplicity of this method enhances readability. Ensure thatdetail::wordis used appropriately.- 321-378: The methods
side_condition_event_preandside_condition_event_postare correctly implemented following the updated naming conventions. They handle the pre and post side condition event logic efficiently. Ensure that the dynamic casting of sorts and the use ofdetail::wordare correctly handled.bindings/c/lib.cpp (16)
- 70-71: The functions
init_static_objectsandfree_all_kore_memare correctly declared. Ensure that these functions are implemented elsewhere in the codebase and that they correctly initialize and free resources as intended.- 91-104: The
kore_errorstruct has been updated to use snake_case naming convention and correctly manages error states with an optional message. The use ofstd::optionalfor the message is a good practice for handling optional data. Ensure that error messages are sanitized if they are derived from external input to prevent potential security issues.- 109-117: The structs
kore_pattern,kore_sort, andkore_symbolhave been updated to follow the snake_case naming convention and correctly encapsulate pointers to their respective types. Ensure that the shared pointers are correctly managed to prevent memory leaks.- 138-141: The function
kore_pattern_dumpcorrectly converts akore_patternto a string representation. Ensure thatast_to_stringis implemented to safely handle all possiblekore_patterninstances.- 171-175: In
kore_pattern_pretty_print, the pattern is correctly printed to a temporary file. Ensure that the temporary directory and files are securely created and handled to prevent potential security vulnerabilities related to temporary file handling.- 186-186: The method
kore_pattern_serializecorrectly serializes akore_patternto binary data. Ensure that the serialization process correctly handles all edge cases and that the binary data is sanitized if it is derived from external input.- 203-208: The functions
kore_pattern_parseandkore_pattern_parse_filecorrectly create akore_patternfrom a string or file. Ensure that the parser correctly handles all valid and invalid inputs gracefully, including error handling for malformed KORE texts or files.- 225-225: The method
kore_pattern_new_injectioncorrectly creates a new pattern representing an injection between sorts. Ensure that themake_injectionfunction correctly handles the sorts and term to prevent type mismatches or other logical errors.- 261-265: The function
kore_pattern_desugar_associativecorrectly desugars associative patterns. Ensure that the desugaring process is implemented to handle all edge cases and maintains the logical structure of the original pattern.- 269-269: The function
kore_block_dumpcorrectly converts ablockto a string representation. Ensure thatprint_configuration_to_stringsafely handles all possibleblockinstances and that the resulting string is correctly null-terminated.- 289-289: The function
kore_simplify_boolcorrectly simplifies akore_patternto a boolean value. Ensure that the simplification process is robust and correctly handles all patterns, and that errors are appropriately reported through thekore_errorstructure.- 304-305: In
kore_simplify, the pattern is simplified and serialized. Ensure that the simplification and serialization processes are correctly implemented and that they handle all edge cases gracefully.- 323-324: The function
kore_simplify_binarycorrectly deserializes, simplifies, and serializes a binary representation of a pattern. Ensure that the deserialization and serialization processes are secure and handle all binary data correctly.- 339-344: The functions
kore_composite_pattern_newandkore_composite_pattern_from_symbolcorrectly create new composite patterns. Ensure that the creation process correctly handles the name and symbol to prevent logical errors or type mismatches.- 350-351: The method
kore_composite_pattern_add_argumentcorrectly adds an argument to a composite pattern. Ensure that the dynamic cast is safe and that the argument is correctly added to the composite pattern.- 452-452: The function
kore_string_pattern_new_internalcorrectly creates a new string pattern. Ensure that thekore_string_pattern::createfunction correctly handles the string to prevent any potential issues related to string handling.runtime/arithmetic/float.cpp (1)
- 107-107: The function
float_to_stringis used to convert a floating-point number to a string. Ensure that this function correctly handles the conversion, including the representation of special values like NaNs and infinities, to provide meaningful error messages.lib/parser/KOREParser.cpp (10)
- 14-18: The method
from_stringhas been correctly updated to use the newkore_parserclass name and follows the snake_case naming convention. The logic within the method remains unchanged and appears to correctly create a temporary file, write the provided string to it, and then instantiate a parser object with the temporary file's name.- 22-22: The
errormethod correctly displays syntax error messages and exits the program. The use ofstd::cerrfor error reporting andexit(-1)for abnormal termination is consistent with common error handling practices in parsers.- 52-52: The renaming of
TokenEofto follow the snake_case convention is consistent with the PR's objectives. However, ensure that all references to this token in the parser and related components have been updated accordingly to prevent any compilation errors or runtime issues.- 57-70: The
consumemethod has been updated to use the new buffer structure and scanner method names. The logic for consuming tokens and handling unexpected tokens appears correct. The use oferrorfor reporting unexpected tokens is appropriate.- 73-79: The
peekmethod correctly implements token lookahead functionality by checking if the buffer is empty and filling it with the next token if necessary. This method is crucial for predictive parsing and seems to be implemented correctly.- 82-88: The
definitionmethod correctly parses a KORE definition, including its attributes and modules. The use ofconsumeto match expected tokens and the structured approach to parsing are consistent with good parsing practices.- 92-94: The
patternmethod correctly parses a KORE pattern and ensures that the file ends after the pattern. This method's implementation aligns with the expected functionality for parsing patterns in KORE.- 99-101: The
attributestemplate method correctly handles optional attributes for various nodes. The use ofpeekto check for the presence of attributes before parsing them is a good practice in parsing optional elements.- 106-111: The
attributes_netemplate method correctly parses non-empty attribute lists. The loop for handling multiple attributes separated by commas is implemented correctly.- 116-121: The
modulesmethod correctly parses multiple modules within a KORE definition. The loop for handling multiple modules is implemented correctly, and the use ofpeekto check for theMODULEtoken is appropriate.include/runtime/header.h (8)
- 28-28: Renaming
MatchLogtomatch_logaligns with the objective of adopting snake_case naming conventions for class and struct names. This change improves consistency across the codebase.- 32-32: Changing
debugNametodebug_namewithin thematch_logstruct is consistent with the snake_case naming convention for member variables. This enhances readability and maintains consistency.- 192-214: The renaming of
KElemtok_elemand the subsequent renaming of its member functions to snake_case is a positive change that aligns with the PR's objectives of enforcing a consistent naming convention. This not only improves readability but also ensures consistency across the codebase.- 228-228: The use of
kore_alloc_tokenin thekore_alloc_heapstruct'sallocatemethod correctly reflects the updated naming convention. This change is part of the broader effort to standardize naming across the project.- 240-243: Renaming
HashBlocktohash_blockand adjusting its operator to use the renamedk_elemtype is a good application of the snake_case naming convention. This change enhances the consistency and readability of the code.- 246-246: The renaming of
KEqtok_eqand its implementation using the updatedhook_KEQUAL_eqfunction call is consistent with the PR's goal of enforcing a uniform naming convention. This change improves the code's readability and maintainability.- 253-260: The update to use
k_elemin the definitions oflist,map, andsettypes, along with the renaming of thekore_alloc_heapin theimmer::memory_policy, demonstrates a thorough application of the new naming conventions to complex data structures. This enhances the consistency of naming conventions across different parts of the codebase.- 413-413: Renaming constants
first_inj_tagandlast_inj_tagtoFIRST_INJ_TAGandLAST_INJ_TAGaligns with the convention of using uppercase letters for constants. This change is consistent with common C++ practices and improves the readability of the code by making constants easily distinguishable.lib/codegen/DecisionParser.cpp (17)
- 25-33: Renaming the class
dt_preprocessorand its members to follow snake_case naming conventions is a positive change that aligns with the PR's objectives. This enhances readability and consistency across the codebase.- 46-46: The method
get_kindwithin thedt_preprocessorclass correctly uses the updated enum values and adheres to the new naming conventions. This change is part of the broader effort to standardize naming across the project.- 82-84: The method
getwithin thedt_preprocessorclass, which retrieves YAML nodes based on a given name, correctly follows the updated naming conventions. This change improves the consistency and readability of the code.- 91-91: The method
getoverload, which retrieves YAML nodes based on an index, is consistent with the PR's goal of enforcing a uniform naming convention. This change enhances the readability and maintainability of the code.- 108-116: The constructor of the
dt_preprocessorclass correctly reflects the updated naming conventions for its parameters and member variables. This change is part of the broader effort to standardize naming across the project.- 127-152: The method
functionwithin thedt_preprocessorclass, which processes YAML nodes representing functions, has been updated to use the new naming conventions. This includes the use of snake_case for local variables and method calls. This change enhances the consistency and readability of the code.- 165-180: > 📝 NOTE
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The method
parse_patternwithin thedt_preprocessorclass, which parses YAML nodes into patterns, correctly follows the updated naming conventions. This change improves the consistency and readability of the code.
- 210-221: The method
make_patternwithin thedt_preprocessorclass, which creates pattern nodes from YAML data, adheres to the new naming conventions. This change is part of the broader effort to standardize naming across the project.- 224-235: The method
make_iteratorwithin thedt_preprocessorclass, which creates iterator nodes from YAML data, correctly follows the updated naming conventions. This change enhances the readability and maintainability of the code.- 238-249: The method
iter_nextwithin thedt_preprocessorclass, which processes iterator next nodes from YAML data, adheres to the new naming conventions. This change improves the consistency and readability of the code.- 253-301: The method
switch_casewithin thedt_preprocessorclass, which processes switch case nodes from YAML data, correctly follows the updated naming conventions. This includes the use of snake_case for local variables and method calls. This change enhances the consistency and readability of the code.- 308-326: The method
leafwithin thedt_preprocessorclass, which processes leaf nodes from YAML data, adheres to the new naming conventions. This change is part of the broader effort to standardize naming across the project.- 331-349: The operator
()overload within thedt_preprocessorclass, which dispatches processing based on the kind of YAML node, correctly follows the updated naming conventions. This change improves the consistency and readability of the code.- 353-364: The method
makeresidualswithin thedt_preprocessorclass, which processes residuals from YAML data, adheres to the new naming conventions. This change enhances the readability and maintainability of the code.- 196-377: > 📝 NOTE
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parse_yamldecision_tree_from_string, which parses a YAML decision tree from a string, correctly reflects the updated naming conventions for its parameters and local variables. This change is part of the broader effort to standardize naming across the project.
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parse_yamldecision_tree, which parses a YAML decision tree from a file, correctly follows the updated naming conventions. This includes the use of snake_case for local variables and method calls. This change enhances the consistency and readability of the code.
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parse_yaml_specialdecision_tree, which parses a special YAML decision tree from a file, adheres to the new naming conventions. This change improves the consistency and readability of the code.lib/codegen/CreateStaticTerm.cpp (3)
- 32-82: The function
create_static_term::not_injection_casehas been renamed and its variables updated to follow snake_case naming conventions. This aligns with the PR objectives. However, there are a few points to consider:
- Ensure that all references to this function and its variables are updated across the codebase to maintain consistency.
- The use of
std::stringstreamfor generating a global variable name (kore_string) based on theconstructor's printed representation could lead to collisions if different constructors produce the same string representation. Consider adding a more unique identifier to the global variable name if possible.- The casting from
llvm::Constant *tollvm::GlobalVariable *(auto *global_var = llvm::dyn_cast<llvm::GlobalVariable>(block);) assumes thatblockwill always be aGlobalVariable. This is generally safe in the context of LLVM IR generation, but it's good practice to check the result ofdyn_castfor null in case the cast fails.
- 86-130: The method
create_static_term::operator()has been updated to follow the new naming conventions. Key observations include:
- The dynamic casting (
auto *constructor = dynamic_cast<kore_composite_pattern *>(pattern);) and assertions (assert(symbol->is_concrete() && "not supported yet: sort variables");) are correctly used to ensure type safety and preconditions. However, ensure that the dynamic cast is checked for null before dereferencing to avoid potential null pointer dereferences.- The handling of different symbol types (
"\\dv", empty arguments, sort injection) is clear and logically structured. However, ensure that all possible symbol types and edge cases are covered to avoid unexpected behavior.- The recursive call to itself (
(*this)(constructor->get_arguments()[0].get());) for handling nested patterns is a good use of the operator overloading, but ensure that there is a mechanism to prevent infinite recursion in cases of cyclic patterns.
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create_static_term::create_tokenhas been significantly updated to handle various sort categories. Points to consider:
- The handling of different sort categories (
Int,Float,StringBuffer,MInt,Bool,Variable,Symbol) is comprehensive and aligns with the expected behavior for token creation. However, ensure that all sort categories are thoroughly tested, especially the complex logic involved inFloatandInttoken creation, to prevent any precision or conversion issues.- The use of GMP (
mpz_t) and MPFR (mpfr_t) libraries for handling arbitrary-precision integers and floating-point numbers is appropriate. Ensure that these libraries are correctly initialized and cleared (mpz_init_set_str,mpfr_init2,mpz_clear,mpfr_clear) to avoid memory leaks.- The assertion to prevent token creation for unsupported categories (
assert(false && "cannot create tokens of collection category");) is a good safeguard. However, consider providing a more descriptive error message or handling mechanism for unsupported categories to improve the developer experience.- The use of
llvm::ConstantExpr::getInBoundsGetElementPtrfor generating pointers to global variables is correct. Ensure that the indices and types used in these expressions are validated to prevent invalid memory accesses.include/kllvm/codegen/Decision.h (5)
- 29-31: The renaming of classes
decision,leaf_node, anditer_next_nodeto follow snake_case naming conventions is consistent with the PR objectives. However, ensure that:
- All references to these classes throughout the codebase are updated to reflect the new names.
- Documentation and comments are updated accordingly to avoid confusion.
- 45-72: The
decision_nodeclass and its derived classes have been updated to follow snake_case naming conventions. Points to consider:
- The renaming of member variables to snake_case (
cached_code_,completed_, etc.) improves readability and consistency.- The use of
virtualfor destructor and method declarations is appropriate for a base class with derived classes. Ensure that all derived classes correctly override these methods as intended.- The friend class declarations provide necessary access to private members for related classes. However, review the necessity of each friend declaration to ensure encapsulation is not unnecessarily breached.
- 91-125: The
decision_caseclass has been updated to follow the new naming conventions. Key observations include:
- The handling of different cases (constructor match, wildcard match, literal match) is well-structured and clear. Ensure that all edge cases are considered and tested.
- The use of
llvm::APIntfor literals is appropriate for handling arbitrary-precision integers. Ensure that the bit width of literals matches the expected size of the sort being matched to prevent mismatches.- The method
add_bindingfor adding variable bindings is a useful addition. Ensure that the type of the variable (value_type) is correctly converted tollvm::Type *usingget_param_type.
- 128-390: The various decision node classes (
switch_node,make_pattern_node,function_node,leaf_node,make_iterator_node,iter_next_node) have been updated to follow snake_case naming conventions and improve readability. Points to consider:
- The structure and logic of these classes are clear and align with their intended functionality. Ensure that each class is thoroughly tested, especially in complex decision-making scenarios.
- The use of
std::movefor string parameters in constructors is good for performance. However, ensure that the moved-from objects are not used after the move.- The
preprocessmethod in each class is crucial for preparing the decision tree. Ensure that the preprocessing logic correctly identifies fail nodes, calculates choice depth, and handles default cases as intended.
- 394-473: The
decisionclass and related function declarations have been updated to follow the new naming conventions. Key observations include:
- The
decisionclass constructor and member functions are well-defined, with clear responsibilities. Ensure that the class is used consistently across the codebase to manage decision-making logic.- The friend class declarations provide necessary access to private members for related classes. Review the necessity of each friend declaration to ensure encapsulation is not unnecessarily breached.
- The function declarations for creating evaluation, anywhere, step, and match reason functions (
make_eval_function,make_anywhere_function,make_step_function,make_match_reason_function) are correctly placed outside the class scope. Ensure that these functions are implemented with the same attention to naming conventions and logical structure.lib/printer/addBrackets.cpp (2)
- 15-15: The changes to the
Fixityenum values align with the PR's objectives of standardizing naming conventions. Ensure that all references to these enum values are updated accordingly throughout the codebase.- 409-489: > 📝 NOTE
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The renaming of functions to follow the snake_case naming convention is consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that all references to these functions are updated accordingly throughout the codebase to avoid breaking existing function calls.
bindings/python/ast.cpp (5)
- 73-73: The function
read_pattern_from_filehas been correctly renamed to adhere to the snake_case naming convention, aligning with the PR's objectives. However, it's important to ensure that all references to this function elsewhere in the codebase have been updated to reflect this change.Verification successful
The function
read_pattern_from_filehas been correctly updated and is consistently used within thebindings/python/ast.cppfile. The reference to this function using.def_static("read_from", &read_pattern_from_file);confirms that the renaming has been acknowledged and applied correctly in the context provided. No issues found regarding the update of this function name.* 120-120: The renaming of `kore_declaration` and related methods to snake_case is consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that the documentation and any external references to these classes and methods are updated accordingly to prevent confusion. * 226-238: The enum `sort_category` values have been correctly updated to start with uppercase letters, adhering to the PR's objectives for enum value naming. This change enhances readability and consistency in the codebase. * 308-312: The base class `kore_pattern` and its methods have been renamed appropriately. It's crucial to verify that subclasses and any code utilizing these patterns have been updated to reflect these changes, ensuring compatibility and consistency. * 364-371: The `kore_parser` class and its methods have been renamed to follow the new naming conventions. This change should be cross-checked with any documentation or tests that might reference the old names to ensure they are updated.Scripts Executed
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include/kllvm/binary/ProofTraceParser.h (9)
- 44-72: The class
llvm_rewrite_eventand its methods have been correctly renamed to follow thesnake_caseconvention. The use ofsubstitution_tas a type alias for a map is clear and improves readability. However, ensure that the renaming ofrule_ordinal_andsubstitution_does not conflict with similar names in other parts of the codebase that may not have been updated.- 75-85: The
llvm_rule_eventclass correctly implements the factory pattern withcreatemethod, adhering to the new naming convention. It's good practice to ensure that thecreatemethod is consistently used across the codebase for object creation, enhancing uniformity and readability.- 88-99: The
llvm_side_condition_eventclass follows the updated naming convention and correctly uses the factory pattern for object creation. This consistency in naming and object creation methodology is crucial for maintainability and readability.- 102-129: The
llvm_side_condition_end_eventclass and its methods are well-named according to the new convention. The methodsetkore_patternusesstd::move, which is efficient for transferring ownership of thekore_pattern. Ensure that all instances wherekore_patternis set adhere to this efficient practice.- 134-157: The
llvm_function_eventclass demonstrates adherence to the new naming convention and efficient use ofstd::movein thecreatemethod. The use ofstd::vector<llvm_event>forarguments_suggests good use of STL containers. However, verify that the change in naming forname_andrelative_position_is consistently applied across all references in the codebase.- 160-195: The
llvm_hook_eventclass follows the new naming convention and demonstrates good use ofstd::movefor efficiency. The use ofstd::vector<llvm_event>forarguments_is consistent with other event classes, promoting uniformity. Ensure that the renaming of member variables and methods does not introduce inconsistencies elsewhere in the codebase.- 198-225: The
llvm_eventclass has been updated to follow the new naming convention. The use of smart pointers (sptr) and the distinction between step events and pattern events are clear. However, ensure that the renaming of methods and member variables is consistently applied across all usages in the codebase to avoid any potential issues.- 228-256: The
llvm_rewrite_traceclass adheres to the new naming convention and demonstrates good practices in method naming and use of STL containers. The methods for managing the trace events are clear and concise. Ensure that the renaming of member variables and methods is consistently applied across all references in the codebase.- 660-719: > 📝 NOTE
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The
proof_trace_parserclass and its methods have been updated to follow the new naming convention. The use of templates for parsing different elements of the trace is a good practice for code reuse and maintainability. However, ensure that the renaming of methods and the introduction of new parsing functions do not conflict with existing naming conventions or parsing logic elsewhere in the codebase.include/kllvm/ast/AST.h (29)
- 29-29: Renaming
kore_sort_variableto adhere to the snake_case naming convention aligns with the PR's objectives. Ensure that all references to this class throughout the codebase have been updated accordingly.- 31-31: The struct
hash_sortfollows the snake_case naming convention, which is consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that its usage across the codebase is updated if the name has changed.- 39-39: The function
decode_korecorrectly follows the snake_case naming convention. Verify that all calls to this function reflect the updated naming.- 53-69: The class
kore_sorthas been renamed to follow the snake_case convention. This change is consistent with the PR's objectives. However, ensure that:
- All derived classes and references to
kore_sortare updated.- The virtual destructor and methods like
is_concrete,substitute, and
- 72-72: The use of
operator<<forkore_sortis a good practice for simplifying object printing. Ensure that this operator is consistently used across the codebase for printingkore_sortobjects.- 77-78: The
hash_sortstruct's implementation usingast_to_stringfor hashingkore_sortobjects is appropriate. Verify that this hashing strategy is consistent with howkore_sortobjects are compared and stored in containers likestd::unordered_map.- 83-84: The
equal_sort_ptrstruct provides a custom equality comparison forkore_sortpointers. Ensure that this comparison logic is used consistently in containers requiring custom equality checks forkore_sortpointers.- 89-90: The
hash_sort_ptrstruct's implementation is consistent with the PR's objectives and follows best practices for hashing pointers. Ensure that this hashing function is used in the appropriate contexts wherekore_sortpointers are stored in hash-based containers.- 97-121: The class
kore_sort_variablehas been correctly renamed and follows the snake_case convention. Ensure that:
- The
createstatic method is used consistently for object creation.- The
substitutemethod's implementation correctly handles substitutions, including error handling for missing keys in the substitution map.- The
serialize_tomethods are implemented in derived classes as needed.
- 124-124: The
sort_categoryenum has been updated to start with uppercase letters or use camelCase, aligning with the PR's objectives for enum naming. Verify that all uses ofsort_categoryvalues are updated across the codebase.- 140-146: The
value_typestruct's naming and implementation are consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that the comparison operator<is used appropriately in contexts wherevalue_typeobjects need to be ordered or compared.- 154-188: The class
kore_composite_sortfollows the snake_case naming convention and includes appropriate methods for its functionality. Ensure that:
- The
createmethod is used consistently for object creation.- The
is_concrete,substitute,add_argument,pretty_print,serialize_to, and comparison operators are correctly implemented and used.- The
get_category,get_hook, andget_argumentsmethods provide the necessary functionality for working with composite sorts.
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kore_symbolclass has been updated to follow the snake_case naming convention. Ensure that:
- The
create,add_argument,add_formal_argument,add_sort,init_pattern_arguments, and other methods are correctly implemented and used.- The
is_concrete,is_polymorphic, andis_builtinmethods provide accurate information about the symbol.- The
instantiate_symbolmethod correctly handles the instantiation of symbols, especially in the context of polymorphic parameters.
- 287-291: The
hash_symbolstruct's implementation usingboost::hash_combinefor hashingkore_symbolobjects is appropriate. Verify that this hashing strategy is consistent with howkore_symbolobjects are compared and stored in containers.- 298-299: The
equal_symbol_ptrstruct provides a custom equality comparison forkore_symbolpointers. Ensure that this comparison logic is used consistently in containers requiring custom equality checks forkore_symbolpointers.- 304-305: The
hash_symbol_ptrstruct's implementation is consistent with the PR's objectives and follows best practices for hashing pointers. Ensure that this hashing function is used in the appropriate contexts wherekore_symbolpointers are stored in hash-based containers.- 311-329: The
kore_variableclass has been correctly renamed and follows the snake_case convention. Ensure that:
- The
createmethod is used consistently for object creation.- The
get_name,serialize_tomethods are correctly implemented and used.
- 334-342: The type aliases
SortSet,SymbolSet,SubsortMap,SymbolMap, andBracketMapare correctly named following the snake_case convention. Ensure that these type aliases are used consistently throughout the codebase in their respective contexts.- 350-357: > 📝 NOTE
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pretty_print_datastruct's naming and implementation are consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that the maps and sets within this struct are used appropriately for pretty printing and that thehas_colorflag is correctly utilized.
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The
kore_patternclass and its methods have been updated to follow the snake_case naming convention. Ensure that:
- The
load,serialize_to,mark_symbols,mark_variables,get_sort,substitute,expand_aliases,pretty_print,sort_collections,gather_singleton_vars,gather_var_counts,filter_substitution,dedupe_disjuncts,matches,expand_macros,unflatten_and_or, anddesugar_associativemethods are correctly implemented and used.- The virtual destructor and virtual methods are appropriately overridden in derived classes.
- 455-526: The
kore_variable_patternclass follows the snake_case naming convention and includes appropriate methods for its functionality. Ensure that:
- The
createmethod is used consistently for object creation.- The
get_name,get_sort,serialize_to,mark_symbols,mark_variables,substitute,expand_aliases,sort_collections,dedupe_disjuncts,gather_var_counts,filter_substitution,desugar_associative,unflatten_and_or, andpretty_printmethods are correctly implemented and used.
- 531-605: The
kore_composite_patternclass has been updated to follow the snake_case naming convention. Ensure that:
- The
create,get_sort,get_constructor,get_arguments,add_argument,serialize_to,pretty_print,mark_symbols,mark_variables,substitute,expand_aliases,sort_collections,dedupe_disjuncts,gather_var_counts,desugar_associative,unflatten_and_or,filter_substitution,matches, andexpand_macrosmethods are correctly implemented and used.- The class correctly handles composite patterns, including their serialization and pretty printing.
- 608-665: The
kore_string_patternclass follows the snake_case naming convention and includes appropriate methods for its functionality. Ensure that:
- The
createmethod is used consistently for object creation.- The
get_contents,serialize_to,pretty_print,mark_symbols,mark_variables,get_sort,substitute,expand_aliases,sort_collections,dedupe_disjuncts,gather_var_counts,desugar_associative,unflatten_and_or,filter_substitution, andmatchesmethods are correctly implemented and used.- The class correctly handles string patterns, including their serialization and pretty printing.
- 673-810: The various
kore_declarationderived classes (kore_composite_sort_declaration,kore_symbol_alias_declaration,kore_symbol_declaration,kore_alias_declaration,kore_axiom_declaration,kore_module_import_declaration) have been updated to follow the snake_case naming convention. Ensure that:
- The
create,attributes,get_object_sort_variables,add_object_sort_variable,get_name,is_hooked,is_anywhere,add_variables,add_pattern,get_substitution,get_bound_variables,get_pattern,is_required,is_top_axiom,is_claim,get_right_hand_side,get_left_hand_side,get_requires,get_ordinal, and other relevant methods are correctly implemented and used.- The classes correctly handle declarations, including their serialization and pretty printing.
- 835-861: The
kore_moduleclass follows the snake_case naming convention and includes appropriate methods for its functionality. Ensure that:
- The
create,attributes,add_declaration,get_name, andget_declarationsmethods are correctly implemented and used.- The class correctly handles modules, including their serialization and pretty printing.
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kore_definitionclass and its associated types and methods have been updated to follow the snake_case naming convention. Ensure that:
- The
create,preprocess,attributes,add_module,get_sorts_hooked_to,get_subsorts,get_overloads,get_modules,get_sort_declarations,get_symbol_declarations,get_alias_declarations,get_symbols,get_all_symbols,get_hooked_sorts,get_axioms,get_axiom_by_ordinal,get_fresh_functions, andget_inj_symbolmethods are correctly implemented and used.- The class correctly handles the definition, including its serialization and pretty printing.
- 1014-1015: The function
read_multimapfollows the snake_case naming convention and appears to be a utility function. Ensure that its implementation correctly reads and processes multimaps as intended and that it is used appropriately throughout the codebase.- 1018-1018: The function
strip_raw_termcorrectly follows the snake_case naming convention. Verify that its implementation correctly strips raw terms as intended and that it is used appropriately throughout the codebase.- 1031-1037: The
VARIANT_HEADERmacro and its usage for definingheader_byte_tspecializations for various AST variants are consistent with the PR's objectives. Ensure that these header bytes are used consistently and correctly throughout the codebase to distinguish between different AST variants.lib/codegen/CreateTerm.cpp (1)
- 132-143: The global variable names
map_struct,rangemap_struct,list_struct, etc., have been correctly renamed to follow the snake_case naming convention as per the PR objectives. This change aligns with the goal of standardizing naming conventions across the codebase.lib/ast/AST.cpp (42)
- 23-27: The function
kore_pattern::loadcorrectly follows the snake_case naming convention and logically handles the loading of patterns based on the file's header. The use ofhas_binary_kore_headeranddeserialize_patternfor binary headers, andparser::kore_parserfor others, is appropriate.- 87-88: The function
hash_valueadheres to the naming conventions and correctly delegates the hashing to thehash_sortfunctor. This is a clean and concise implementation.- 91-110: The method
expand_macrosinkore_patternis well-structured and follows the naming conventions. It correctly iterates over axioms to apply macro expansion rules. The use ofstd::setforapplied_rulesandmacro_symbolsensures uniqueness and order, which is suitable for this context.- 113-115: The implementation of
operator==inkore_sort_variableis correct and follows the naming conventions. It properly checks for type and then compares the names of the sort variables.- 120-130: The method
add_argumentinkore_composite_sortand the overriddenoperator==are correctly implemented and adhere to the naming conventions. The comparison logic inoperator==is thorough, checking both the name and the arguments of the sorts.- 139-151: The method
substituteinkore_composite_sortis well-implemented, following the naming conventions and logic for substitution in composite sorts. The use of adirtyflag to optimize the creation of a new sort only when necessary is a good practice.- 182-192: The method
get_hookinkore_composite_sortis correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. It properly retrieves the hook attribute for a sort, defaulting to"STRING.String"if the hook attribute is not present.- 195-214: The method
get_categorybased onhook_nameis implemented correctly and follows the naming conventions. It efficiently maps hook names to their corresponding categories, using a clear and straightforward approach.- 227-236: The methods
add_argument,add_formal_argument, andadd_sortinkore_symbolare correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions and logically handling the addition of arguments and sorts to a symbol.- 239-244: The implementation of
operator==inkore_symbolis correct, following the naming conventions and properly comparing symbols based on their names and arguments.- 251-269: The method
layout_stringinkore_symbolis correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. It generates a layout string based on the categories of the symbol's arguments, using a switch statement for clarity.- 275-284: The methods
is_concreteinkore_composite_sortandkore_symbolare correctly implemented, following the naming conventions and logically determining if all arguments are concrete.- 287-290: The method
is_polymorphicinkore_symbolis correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. It usesstd::none_ofto check if all arguments are not concrete, which is a clean and efficient approach.- 293-293: The static set
builtinsis correctly declared and initialized with builtin symbols. This is a good use of a static unordered set for constant lookup times.- 317-318: The method
is_builtininkore_symbolis correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. It efficiently checks if a symbol's name is in the set of builtins.- 321-334: The method
instantiate_symbolinkore_symbolis correctly implemented, following the naming conventions. It logically handles the instantiation of a symbol by substituting sort variables with formal arguments.- 337-342: The methods
get_nameinkore_variableandkore_variable_patternare correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. They provide a straightforward way to retrieve the name of a variable.- 345-358: The methods
add_argumentandmark_symbolsinkore_composite_patternare correctly implemented, following the naming conventions. Themark_symbolsmethod logically handles the marking of symbols for later processing.- 362-365: The method
mark_variablesinkore_composite_patternis correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. It recursively marks variables in the pattern, which is a suitable approach for this context.- 369-385: The method
substituteinkore_composite_patternis correctly implemented, following the naming conventions. It handles substitution in composite patterns, including special handling for\foralland\existspatterns.- 390-402: The method
expand_aliasesinkore_composite_patternis correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. It logically handles the expansion of aliases in the pattern, using recursion for nested patterns.- 408-412: The static variables
indentandat_new_line, along with the utility functionnewline, are correctly declared and implemented. They are used for formatting in pretty printing, which is a common approach.- 415-422: The utility function
print_indentis correctly implemented, following the naming conventions. It handles indentation for pretty printing, which enhances the readability of the output.- 427-432: The utility functions
appendfor appending a character or a string to the output stream are correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. They are used in the context of pretty printing, which is appropriate.- 437-439: The function
coloris correctly named according to the new conventions and logically handles the coloring of output based on the provided color name and pretty print data. The initialization of thecolorsmap is done efficiently with a static variable and a flag to ensure it's only populated once.- 675-676: The method
pretty_printinkore_sort_variableis correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. It simply appends the name of the sort variable to the output, which is straightforward and appropriate.- 679-681: The method
pretty_printinkore_composite_sortis correctly implemented, following the naming conventions. It handles the pretty printing of composite sorts, including their arguments, which is logically sound.- 693-697: The method
pretty_printinkore_variable_patternis correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. It handles the pretty printing of variable patterns, including their sort, which is appropriate.- 701-710: The method
pretty_printinkore_composite_patternis complex and handles the pretty printing of composite patterns, including special handling for\dvpatterns. The logic for handling different hooks and formatting based on thedataparameter is correctly implemented. However, there's a potential issue with the handling of theBYTES.Byteshook, as it appends a 'b' before the quoted string without a clear indication of its purpose. Clarification or documentation on this behavior might be beneficial.Please clarify the intention behind appending 'b' before the quoted string for the
BYTES.Byteshook in the pretty printing logic.
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is_digitwithin thecompare_firststruct is correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. It provides a simple and efficient way to check if a character is a digit.- 810-827: > 📝 NOTE
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get_chunkwithin thecompare_firststruct is correctly implemented, following the naming conventions. It logically extracts a chunk of characters from a string, distinguishing between digit and non-digit sequences, which is suitable for the intended natural sort order comparison.
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operator()method within thecompare_firststruct is correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. It provides a custom comparison logic for pairs of strings, aiming for a natural sort order. The method is well-structured and logically sound.- 892-946: > 📝 NOTE
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flattenand the methodsort_collectionsinkore_composite_patternare correctly implemented, following the naming conventions. They handle the flattening of associative patterns and the sorting of collections, respectively, which are complex but necessary operations for the AST manipulation. The logic is sound and adheres to the intended functionality.
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gather_singleton_varsandgather_var_countsinkore_composite_patternare correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. They provide functionality for gathering variable counts and identifying singleton variables, which is useful for pattern manipulation and optimization.
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dedupe_disjunctsinkore_composite_patternis correctly implemented, following the naming conventions. It handles the deduplication of disjuncts in\orpatterns, which is a valuable optimization. The use of astd::setfor tracking printed patterns ensures uniqueness.- 989-1040: The method
filter_substitutioninkore_composite_patternis correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. It filters substitutions based on a set of variables, handling special cases for\equals,\and, and\orpatterns. The logic is complex but necessary for the intended functionality of filtering substitutions in the AST.- 1049-1082: The method
desugar_associativeinkore_composite_patternis correctly implemented, following the naming conventions. It handles the desugaring of associative patterns, converting them into a standard form. The logic for handling\left-assocand\right-assocpatterns is appropriately complex and well-implemented.- 1094-1115: The method
unflatten_and_orinkore_composite_patternis correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. It handles the unflattening of\andand\orpatterns, ensuring they are binary. The logic is sound and necessary for the correct representation of these patterns.- 1121-1161: The method
expand_macrosinkore_composite_patternis correctly implemented, following the naming conventions. It handles the expansion of macros in the pattern, using a comprehensive approach to match and apply macro expansion rules. The logic is complex but necessary for the intended functionality of macro expansion in the AST.- 1169-1173: The method
matchesinkore_variable_patternis correctly implemented, adhering to the naming conventions. It handles the matching of variable patterns against a subject pattern, updating the substitution map if necessary. The logic is straightforward and appropriate for pattern matching.- 1091-1243: > 📝 NOTE
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matchesinkore_composite_patternis complex and handles the matching of composite patterns against a subject pattern. The logic includes handling forinjpatterns and overloads, which is necessary for the correct matching of patterns in the AST. While the implementation is correct, the complexity of this method highlights the intricate nature of pattern matching in this context.
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matchesinkore_string_patternis correctly implemented, following the naming conventions. It compares the contents of two string patterns, which is a straightforward and necessary operation for pattern matching.lib/codegen/Decision.cpp (20)
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layoutitem_structhas been renamed to adhere to the snake_case naming convention.- 44-44: The
fail_nodeinstance is correctly declared following the snake_case naming convention.- 50-64: In the
decision::operator()method, the handling offail_nodeand the branching logic is clear and follows the new naming conventions. However, ensure that the renaming of variables and types does not affect the logic negatively.- 70-75: The
decision::ptr_termmethod correctly handles the conversion of integer types to pointers, adhering to the new naming conventions. The logic appears sound.- 78-87: The
decision_node::begin_nodemethod correctly initializes a new block and updates thecurrent_block_pointer. The renaming and logic are consistent with the PR's objectives.- 92-118: The
get_fail_patternfunction has been updated to handle integer and non-integer cases separately, constructing failure patterns accordingly. Ensure that the changes in naming and the added logic for handling different types do not introduce any unintended behavior.- 122-137: The
get_fail_patternoverload for handling case data correctly aggregates reasons for failure. Ensure that the logic for aggregating reasons and the use offmt::formatdo not introduce errors.Verification successful
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get_fail_patternfunction and its logic for aggregating failure reasons, I will generate a new verification script to examine the implementation details and assess the correctness of the logic and the use offmt::format.
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get_fail_patternfunction's implementation and its logic for aggregating failure reasons confirms that the logic is correctly implemented and does not introduce errors. The use offmt::formatfor concatenating multiple failure reasons with a logical OR expression is appropriate and correctly applied. The overall logic for aggregating reasons and handling the initial case is logically sound and aligns with the intended functionality.* 39-323: > 📝 **NOTE** > This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [145-358]Scripts Executed
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switch_node::codegenmethod has been significantly updated. It's crucial to ensure that the changes, especially the handling of integer and non-integer cases, do not introduce logical errors or performance issues.
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make_pattern_node::codegenmethod correctly follows the new naming conventions and the logic appears to be consistent with the intended functionality.- 390-406: The
legacy_value_type_to_stringfunction correctly maps sort categories to their legacy LLVM type strings. This is a necessary adaptation due to LLVM's opaque pointer migration.- 410-509: The
function_node::codegenmethod has been updated to handle side conditions and function calls. Ensure that the changes, especially the handling of side conditions and the generation of debug names, do not introduce errors.- 512-562: The
make_iterator_node::codegenanditer_next_node::codegenmethods correctly follow the new naming conventions and the logic appears to be consistent with the intended functionality.- 565-637: The
leaf_node::codegenmethod has been updated to handle success and failure patterns. Ensure that the changes, especially the handling of success patterns and the conditional logic for search results, do not introduce logical errors.- 640-646: The
decision::get_tagmethod correctly follows the new naming conventions and the logic appears to be consistent with the intended functionality.- 668-981: > 📝 NOTE
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decision::string_literalmethod correctly handles the creation of string literals, adhering to the new naming conventions. The logic for handling global string literals is sound.
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init_choice_bufferfunction correctly initializes the choice buffer, choice depth, and jump instruction. Ensure that the logic for handling choices and the indirect branch instruction does not introduce errors.- 745-881: The
make_eval_or_anywhere_functionand related helper functions correctly follow the new naming conventions and the logic appears to be consistent with the intended functionality. Ensure that the changes, especially the handling of stuck states and the creation of eval functions, do not introduce logical errors.- 985-1262: > 📝 NOTE
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step_function_headerfunction and themake_step_functionmethod have been significantly updated. It's crucial to ensure that the changes, especially the handling of GC roots and the step function logic, do not introduce logical errors or performance issues.
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make_match_reason_functionand related helper functions correctly follow the new naming conventions and the logic appears to be consistent with the intended functionality. Ensure that the changes, especially the handling of match failure reasons, do not introduce logical errors.- 1271-1386: The
make_partial_termfunction and themake_step_functionmethod for handling partial steps have been updated. Ensure that the changes, especially the handling of partial terms and the step function logic, do not introduce logical errors or performance issues.lib/codegen/EmitConfigParser.cpp (14)
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get_strcmpis well-implemented and retrieves a reference to thestrcmpfunction within the LLVM module. No issues found.- 115-117: The static string variables
string_struct,layout_struct, andlayoutitem_structare correctly named according to the new naming conventions. However, ensure these names are consistently used throughout the codebase to refer to the corresponding structures.Verification successful
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string_struct,layout_struct, andlayoutitem_structare used consistently across the codebase in the filesEmitConfigParser.cppandDecision.cppto refer to the corresponding structures. This suggests adherence to the new naming conventions and consistent usage within the context provided by the script output.* 221-227: The function `get_header` is concise and correctly retrieves the header for a given symbol. No issues found. * 256-258: The function `get_binder` correctly identifies if a symbol is a binder. This is a straightforward implementation with no issues detected. * 293-296: The function `get_arity` correctly calculates the arity of a symbol. This is a simple and effective implementation. * 405-409: The function `emit_evaluate_function_symbol` is correctly implemented to emit LLVM IR for evaluating a function symbol. No issues found. * 677-686: The function `make_writer_type` correctly creates a writer type. This is a simple and effective implementation with a caching mechanism to avoid duplicate type creation. * 708-762: The function `make_packed_visitor_structure_type` correctly creates a packed visitor structure type. This is a complex function, but it is well-structured and handles the creation of various visitor types effectively. * 872-873: The function `emit_store_symbol_children` correctly emits LLVM IR for storing symbol children. This is a straightforward wrapper function with no issues detected. * 876-878: The function `get_symbol_name` is a simple wrapper around `get_symbol_name_ptr`. It's correctly implemented and follows the new naming conventions. * 881-885: In `emit_get_symbol_name_for_tag`, the logic for emitting a data table mapping symbol tags to their names is correctly implemented. This function is well-structured and follows the new naming conventions. * 1229-1230: The function `emit_visit_children` correctly emits LLVM IR for visiting children of symbols. This is a straightforward wrapper function with no issues detected. * 1340-1354: In `emit_symbol_is_instantiation`, the logic for emitting a table that records whether symbols have instantiated sort parameters is correctly implemented. This function is well-structured and follows the new naming conventions. * 1357-1379: The function `emit_config_parser_functions` correctly calls various functions to emit LLVM IR for different aspects of the configuration parser. This is a straightforward wrapper function with no issues detected.Scripts Executed
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Also oh my the noise from CodeRabbit is pretty bad here 😬 Not the biggest fan from what I've seen so far |
Will sort these out and merge!
Yeah, not sure I love it really either. Will give it one more go on a more "semantic" PR but I'm inclined to turn it off. |
I can probably actually just get it to |
In fact, I might do this and |
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- include/kllvm/parser/KOREParser.h (2 hunks)
- include/kllvm/parser/KOREScanner.h (1 hunks)
- include/runtime/header.h (8 hunks)
- lib/parser/KOREParser.cpp (1 hunks)
- lib/parser/KOREScanner.l (4 hunks)
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- include/kllvm/parser/KOREParser.h
- include/kllvm/parser/KOREScanner.h
- include/runtime/header.h
- lib/parser/KOREParser.cpp
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GDB/LLDB has been broken for a while, and I suspect it has been broken since PR #1000. When `k start` was typed in GDB, we had the following error when pretty-printing the subject: ```Bash Temporary breakpoint 1, 0x00005555555c00f0 in main () 0x00005555555bb080 in k_step (subject=Traceback (most recent call last): File "<string>", line 392, in to_string File "<string>", line 599, in append File "<string>", line 381, in isSymbolABinder AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'value' Python Exception <class 'AttributeError'>: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'value' ) at /home/robertorosmaninho/pi2-inc/tests/add-rewrite.k:20 20 rule [state-succ] : s(M:Nat) ~> state(N:Nat, _:Nat) => state(N, s(M)) (gdb) ``` This happens due to the renaming of `table_getSymbolNameForTag` and other global symbols to follow a unique snake_case pattern not being reflected on these debug scripts. The same should be applied to lldb. But honestly not tested.
This PR is a mechanical1 fix for #994; it selects some default naming conventions for C++ code and applies them across the project. Open to bikeshedding if there are particular places anyone doesn't like, but as with all these changes the most important thing is having the tool enabled at all.
The changes might not be perfect; there's a lot of surface area to cover here but they should be pretty good. I've tested against the K integration test suite to make sure nothing is broken there.
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Footnotes
clang-tidy+ a pile of one-offsedscripts to cover edge cases; fortunately style is easier to enforce than to apply soclang-tidywill do on its own moving forwards. ↩