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view python/testpyy.py @ 218:494828a7adf1
added some sort of cache to assembler
author | Windel Bouwman |
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date | Fri, 05 Jul 2013 15:30:22 +0200 |
parents | 37ac6c016e0f |
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import unittest, pprint from pyyacc import Grammar, Item, ParserGenerationException, ParserException, EPS, EOF from ppci import Token def genTokens(lst): for t in lst: yield Token(t, t) class testLR(unittest.TestCase): """ Test basic LR(1) parser generator constructs """ def testSimpleGrammar(self): # 1. define a simple grammar: g = Grammar(['identifier', '(', ')', '+', '*']) g.add_production('input', ['expression']) g.add_production('expression', ['term']) g.add_production('expression', ['expression', '+', 'term']) g.add_production('term', ['factor']) g.add_production('term', ['term', '*', 'factor']) g.add_production('factor', ['(', 'expression', ')']) g.add_production('factor', ['identifier']) g.start_symbol = 'input' # 2. define input: tokens = genTokens(['identifier', '+', 'identifier', '+', 'identifier']) # 3. build parser: p = g.genParser() # 4. feed input: p.parse(tokens) def testReduceReduceConflict(self): """ Check if a reduce-reduce conflict is detected """ # Define a grammar with an obvious reduce-reduce conflict: g = Grammar(['id']) g.add_production('goal', ['a']) g.add_production('a', ['b']) g.add_production('a', ['c']) g.add_production('b', ['id']) g.add_production('c', ['id']) g.start_symbol = 'goal' with self.assertRaises(ParserGenerationException): p = g.genParser() def testShiftReduceConflict(self): """ Must be handled automatically by doing shift """ g = Grammar([EOF, 'if', 'then', 'else', 'ass']) # Ambiguous grammar: g.add_production('if_stmt', ['if', 'then', 'stmt']) g.add_production('if_stmt', ['if', 'then', 'stmt', 'else', 'stmt']) g.add_production('stmt', ['if_stmt']) g.add_production('stmt', ['ass']) g.start_symbol = 'stmt' p = g.genParser() # Ambiguous program: tokens = genTokens(['if', 'then','if', 'then', 'ass', 'else', 'ass']) p.parse(tokens) def testUndefinedTerminal(self): """ Test correct behavior when a terminal is undefined """ g = Grammar(['b']) g.add_production('goal', ['a']) g.add_production('a', ['b']) g.add_production('a', ['c']) g.start_symbol = 'goal' with self.assertRaises(ParserGenerationException): g.genParser() def testRedefineTerminal(self): """ Test correct behavior when a terminal is redefined """ g = Grammar([EOF, 'b', 'c']) g.add_production('goal', ['a']) with self.assertRaises(ParserGenerationException): g.add_production('b', ['c']) # Not allowed g.add_production('a', ['c']) g.start_symbol = 'goal' g.genParser() def testEmpty(self): """ Test empty token stream """ g = Grammar([',']) g.add_production('input', [',']) g.start_symbol = 'input' p = g.genParser() tokens = genTokens([]) with self.assertRaises(ParserException): p.parse(tokens) def testEps(self): """ Test epsilon terminal """ g = Grammar(['a', 'b']) g.add_production('input', ['optional_a', 'b']) g.add_production('optional_a', ['a']) g.add_production('optional_a', []) g.start_symbol = 'input' p = g.genParser() tokens = genTokens(['b']) p.parse(tokens) def testEps2(self): g = Grammar(['id', ':']) g.add_production('input', ['opt_lab', 'ins', 'op1']) g.add_production('input', ['ins', 'op1']) g.add_production('opt_lab', ['id', ':']) g.add_production('ins', ['id']) g.add_production('op1', ['id']) g.start_symbol = 'input' p = g.genParser() tokens = genTokens(['id', ':', 'id', 'id']) # i.e. "lab_0: inc rax" p.parse(tokens) tokens = genTokens(['id', 'id']) # i.e. "inc rax" p.parse(tokens) def test_cb(self): """ Test callback of one rule and order or parameters """ self.cb_called = False def cb(a, c, b): self.cb_called = True self.assertEqual(a, 'a') self.assertEqual(b, 'b') self.assertEqual(c, 'c') g = Grammar(['a', 'b', 'c']) g.add_production('goal', ['a', 'c', 'b'], cb) g.start_symbol = 'goal' p = g.genParser() tokens = genTokens(['a', 'c', 'b']) p.parse(tokens) self.assertTrue(self.cb_called) class testExpressionGrammar(unittest.TestCase): def setUp(self): g = Grammar(['EOF', 'identifier', '(', ')', '+', '*', 'num']) g.add_production('input', ['expression']) g.add_production('expression', ['term']) g.add_production('expression', ['expression', '+', 'term']) g.add_production('term', ['factor']) g.add_production('term', ['term', '*', 'factor']) g.add_production('factor', ['(', 'expression', ')']) g.add_production('factor', ['identifier']) g.add_production('factor', ['num']) g.start_symbol = 'input' self.g = g def testFirstSimpleGrammar(self): # 1. define a simple grammar: first = self.g.calcFirstSets() self.assertEqual(first['input'], {'identifier', '(', 'num'}) self.assertEqual(first['term'], {'identifier', '(', 'num'}) def testCanonical(self): s0 = self.g.initialItemSet() s, gt = self.g.genCanonicalSet(s0) # Must result in 12 sets: self.assertEqual(len(s), 24) class testPG(unittest.TestCase): """ Tests several parts of the parser generator """ def setUp(self): g = Grammar(['(', ')']) g.add_production('goal', ['list']) g.add_production('list', ['list', 'pair']) g.add_production('list', ['pair']) g.add_production('pair', ['(', 'pair', ')']) g.add_production('pair', ['(', ')']) g.start_symbol = 'goal' self.g = g def testFirstSet(self): for a in ['(', ')', EOF, 'EPS']: self.assertEqual(self.g.first[a], {a}) for nt in ['list', 'pair', 'goal']: self.assertEqual(self.g.first[nt], {'('}) def testInitItemSet(self): p0, p1, p2, p3, p4 = self.g.productions s0 = self.g.initialItemSet() self.assertEqual(len(s0), 9) # 9 with the goal rule included! self.assertIn(Item(p0, 0, EOF), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p1, 0, EOF), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p1, 0, '('), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p2, 0, EOF), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p2, 0, '('), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p3, 0, EOF), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p3, 0, '('), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p4, 0, EOF), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p4, 0, '('), s0) def testCanonical(self): s0 = self.g.initialItemSet() s, gt = self.g.genCanonicalSet(s0) # Must result in 12 sets: self.assertEqual(len(s), 12) def testClosure(self): p0, p1, p2, p3, p4 = self.g.productions s0 = set() s0.add(Item(p0, 0, EOF)) self.assertEqual(len(s0), 1) # 1 rule self.assertIn(Item(p0, 0, EOF), s0) # Invoke closure on set: s0 = self.g.closure(s0) self.assertIn(Item(p0, 0, EOF), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p1, 0, EOF), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p1, 0, '('), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p2, 0, EOF), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p2, 0, '('), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p3, 0, EOF), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p3, 0, '('), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p4, 0, EOF), s0) self.assertIn(Item(p4, 0, '('), s0) def testParser(self): tokens = ['(', '(', ')', ')', '(', ')'] # 3. build parser: p = self.g.genParser() self.assertEqual(len(p.goto_table), 5) self.assertEqual(len(p.action_table), 19) # 4. feed input: p.parse(genTokens(tokens)) if __name__ == '__main__': unittest.main()