pt-binop.cc

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#if defined (HAVE_CONFIG_H)
#  include "config.h"
#endif
 
#include "error.h"
#include "interpreter.h"
#include "ov.h"
#include "profiler.h"
#include "pt-binop.h"
#include "pt-eval.h"
#include "variables.h"
 
namespace octave
{
  // Binary expressions.
 
  void
  tree_binary_expression::matlab_style_short_circuit_warning (const char *op)
  {
    warning_with_id ("Octave:possible-matlab-short-circuit-operator",
                     "Matlab-style short-circuit operation performed for operator %s",
                     op);
 
    m_braindead_shortcircuit_warning_issued = true;
  }
 
  std::string
  tree_binary_expression::oper (void) const
  {
    return octave_value::binary_op_as_string (m_etype);
  }
 
  tree_expression *
  tree_binary_expression::dup (symbol_scope& scope) const
  {
    tree_binary_expression *new_be
      = new tree_binary_expression (m_lhs ? m_lhs->dup (scope) : nullptr,
                                    m_rhs ? m_rhs->dup (scope) : nullptr,
                                    line (), column (), m_etype);
 
    new_be->copy_base (*this);
 
    return new_be;
  }
 
  octave_value
  tree_binary_expression::evaluate (tree_evaluator& tw, int)
  {
    octave_value val;
 
    if (is_eligible_for_braindead_shortcircuit ())
      {
        if (m_lhs)
          {
            octave_value a = m_lhs->evaluate (tw);
 
            if (a.ndims () == 2 && a.rows () == 1 && a.columns () == 1)
              {
                bool result = false;
 
                bool a_true = a.is_true ();
 
                if (a_true)
                  {
                    if (m_etype == octave_value::op_el_or)
                      {
                        matlab_style_short_circuit_warning ("|");
                        return octave_value (true);
                      }
                  }
                else
                  {
                    if (m_etype == octave_value::op_el_and)
                      {
                        matlab_style_short_circuit_warning ("&");
                        return octave_value (false);
                      }
                  }
 
                if (m_rhs)
                  {
                    octave_value b = m_rhs->evaluate (tw);
 
                    result = b.is_true ();
                  }
 
                return octave_value (result);
              }
          }
      }
 
    if (m_lhs)
      {
        octave_value a = m_lhs->evaluate (tw);
 
        if (a.is_defined () && m_rhs)
          {
            octave_value b = m_rhs->evaluate (tw);
 
            if (b.is_defined ())
              {
                profiler::enter<tree_binary_expression>
                  block (tw.get_profiler (), *this);
 
                // Note: The profiler does not catch the braindead
                // short-circuit evaluation code above, but that should be
                // ok.  The evaluation of operands and the operator itself
                // is entangled and it's not clear where to start/stop
                // timing the operator to make it reasonable.
 
                interpreter& interp = tw.get_interpreter ();
 
                type_info& ti = interp.get_type_info ();
 
                val = ::do_binary_op (ti, m_etype, a, b);
              }
          }
      }
 
    return val;
  }
 
  // Boolean expressions.
 
  std::string
  tree_boolean_expression::oper (void) const
  {
    std::string retval = "<unknown>";
 
    switch (m_etype)
      {
      case bool_and:
        retval = "&&";
        break;
 
      case bool_or:
        retval = "||";
        break;
 
      default:
        break;
      }
 
    return retval;
  }
 
  tree_expression *
  tree_boolean_expression::dup (symbol_scope& scope) const
  {
    tree_boolean_expression *new_be
      = new tree_boolean_expression (m_lhs ? m_lhs->dup (scope) : nullptr,
                                     m_rhs ? m_rhs->dup (scope) : nullptr,
                                     line (), column (), m_etype);
 
    new_be->copy_base (*this);
 
    return new_be;
  }
 
  octave_value
  tree_boolean_expression::evaluate (tree_evaluator& tw, int)
  {
    octave_value val;
 
    bool result = false;
 
    // This evaluation is not caught by the profiler, since we can't find
    // a reasonable place where to time.  Note that we don't want to
    // include evaluation of LHS or RHS into the timing, but this is
    // entangled together with short-circuit evaluation here.
 
    if (m_lhs)
      {
        octave_value a = m_lhs->evaluate (tw);
 
        bool a_true = a.is_true ();
 
        if (a_true)
          {
            if (m_etype == tree_boolean_expression::bool_or)
              return octave_value (true);
          }
        else
          {
            if (m_etype == tree_boolean_expression::bool_and)
              return octave_value (false);
          }
 
        if (m_rhs)
          {
            octave_value b = m_rhs->evaluate (tw);
 
            result = b.is_true ();
          }
 
        val = octave_value (result);
      }
 
    return val;
  }
}