Define deforestable runtime#207
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- extend the info struct to contain syntax with CPS runtime reference (as a bound identifier) - amend define-deforestable to allow lambda with CPS runtime - move map-cstream-next into define-deforestable of map form fix fallback codegen to properly match on extended info struct
- filter - filter-map - take - require racket/contract/base to allow virtual contract failures within the deforested pipeline - needed by take
- extend the deforestable-info with `kind` field
- when `'T`, it is a transformer
- add #:transformer, #:producer, and #:consumer keywords to define-deforestable
- use #:transformer to define all transformers in list.rkt
- remove all old remaining transformer classes:
- `fst` (from cps.rkt)
- `fst-filter-map`, `fst-map`, and `fst-take` (from syntax.rkt)
- add new `fst-new` syntax class providing both:
- ability to match deforestable transformers within a sequence
(see `make-deforest-rewrite` in fusion.rkt)
- providing all attributes needed for generating fused operation
(see `deforest-pass` in cps.rkt)
- add `filter-not` form using (define-deforestable #:transformer ...) - add test for it (including support predicate)
- documentation: - new `list-tail` form with `drop` alias - add all new forms to the overall grammar - document previously added `filter-not` form - deforested `list-tail` - add the new form using (define-deforestable #:transformer ...) - provide it twice - including variant as `drop` - tests - deforested sequence including `list-tail` - testing functionality with basic use-cases
- remove make-producer-curry - remove make-blanket-curry - simplify make-fine-curry - make both producers' prepare a lambda instead of case-lambda
- remove make-fine-curry - add preliminary producer state expression to the syntax classes - remove unused attributes of range syntax class
- simplify contract to specify only in-flow arguments (none for range, list? for implicit producer) - merge `curry` and `prepare` attributes (and prepare's runtime) into the `prepare` attribute - simplify `deforest-pass` - remove curry - fill-in contract details - cleanup consing - remove runtime implementations for producers' prepare - start preliminary work on `fsp-new`
- remove range->cstream-next - support producer-specific identifiers
- implement rest alias for (list-tail 1) - implement cdr, cddr, cdddr, cddddr, and cdddddr aliases - document the new aliases
- add prepare field to deforestable-info struct - expand arguments upon matching actual deforestable producer (range) - copy deforestable-clause-parser temporarily to deforest/syntax.rkt - add separate define-deforestable #:producer pattern
THIS IS BROKEN WORK IN PROGRESS - move list->cstream-next into list.rkt as define-deforestable (list->cstream) - matching (#%deforestable ...) on the injected list->cstream->cstream-next does not work - the naming issue is not the probllem (this IS the generated name for the moment) - (list->cstream->cstream-next) is injected in fusion.rkt, lines 63-76 - generate-fused operation sees only the identifier, not the expanded form (to core language) - those loops thru hoops with local-expand and friends are just one of many random attempts
- use expand-flow from invoke submod flow/extended/expander - expand both use-cases in fusion.rkt - fix fsp-new pattern - #%deforestable - NOT #:deforestable - explicitly name the info struct for producers
- remove original fsp syntax class - remove unused requires from cps.rkt - remove unused list->cstream-next producer runtime - fix and remove unused requires in syntax.rkt - remove fsp-* syntax classes - reduce fsp-new attributes
…not use syntax quote on prepare.
…n as documentation and other parts of the deforestation infrastructure.
…me as in racket/list documentation (in each section).
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