rock
A build system inspired by Build systems à la carte.
Used in Sixten, Sixty and Eclair to achieve incremental and query driven compiler architectures.
Example
{-# language FlexibleInstances #-}
{-# language GADTs #-}
{-# language StandaloneDeriving #-}
{-# language TemplateHaskell #-}
import Control.Monad.IO.Class
import Data.GADT.Compare.TH (deriveGEq)
import Data.Hashable
import Data.Some
import Data.IORef
import qualified Rock
data Query a where
A :: Query Integer
B :: Query Integer
C :: Query Integer
D :: Query Integer
deriving instance Show (Query a)
deriveGEq ''Query
instance Hashable (Query a) where
hashWithSalt salt query =
case query of
A -> hashWithSalt salt (0 :: Int)
B -> hashWithSalt salt (1 :: Int)
C -> hashWithSalt salt (2 :: Int)
D -> hashWithSalt salt (3 :: Int)
instance Hashable (Some Query) where
hashWithSalt salt (Some query) = hashWithSalt salt query
rules :: Rock.Rules Query
rules key = do
liftIO $ putStrLn $ "Fetching " <> show key
case key of
A -> pure 10
B -> do
a <- Rock.fetch A
pure $ a + 20
C -> do
a <- Rock.fetch A
pure $ a + 30
D ->
(+) <$> Rock.fetch B <*> Rock.fetch C
main :: IO ()
main = do
do
liftIO $ putStrLn "Running"
result <- Rock.runTask rules (Rock.fetch D)
print result
do
liftIO $ putStrLn "Running with memoisation"
memoVar <- newIORef mempty
result <- Rock.runTask (Rock.memoise memoVar rules) (Rock.fetch D)
liftIO $ print result
Prints
Running
Fetching D
Fetching B
Fetching A
Fetching C
Fetching A
70
Running with memoisation
Fetching D
Fetching B
Fetching A
Fetching C
70
Note: Besides pure computations as shown above, the Task
data type implements
MonadIO
, so you can lift IO actions into the Task
monad by using
liftIO
!
Query parameters
If you need to parametrize your queries (e.g. typechecking one specific file),
you can do this by adding additional arguments to your Query
datatype:
data Query a where
Parse :: FilePath -> Query AST
Typecheck :: FilePath -> Query (Either TypeError TypedAST)
rules :: Rock.Rules Query
rules key = case key of
Parse file -> do
_ -- parse the file..
Typecheck file -> do
ast <- Rock.fetch (Parse file)
_ -- typecheck file..
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Contributions
... are very welcome, especially in the areas of documentation and examples.