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素朴なlispインタープリター

Last updated at Posted at 2017-02-19

純Lisp実装シリーズ第3回です
第1回 小さなLisp
第2回 SECDマシン

今回は第1回で書いた物をrubyからhaskellへ書き直しただけですので悪しからず
なぜそのような事をしたかというとSECDマシン(VM)と素朴な再帰ベースの実装とを比べて見たかったからです
では見ていきましょう
source

AST

Abstract Syntax Tree略してAST
構文木ですね
S式は非常にシンプルでListとAtomで事足ります
今回は数字用にNatを追加

Posはソースコード中の位置情報です
エラーメッセージ用に入れておきます

Lisp/AST.hs
module Lisp.AST where

import Data.List

type Pos = (Int,Int)
data AST
  = Atom Pos String
  | Nat Pos Int
  | List Pos [AST]

instance Show AST where
  show (Atom _ s) = s
  show (Nat _ n) = show n
  show (List _ ls) = "(" ++ (concat $ intersperse " " $ map show ls) ++ ")"

instance Eq AST where
  Atom _ a == Atom _ b = a == b
  Nat _ a  == Nat _ b = a == b
  List _ a == List _ b = a == b
  a == b = False

Parser

文字列からASTへ変換するのがparseですね
parsecを使ってparseします

((,) <$> P.sourceLine <*> P.sourceColumn) <$> P.getPosition
位置情報はこれで取れます

Lisp/Parser.hs
{-# LANGUAGE TupleSections #-}

module Lisp.Parser where

import Lisp.AST
import Control.Applicative
import qualified Text.Parsec as P

parse :: String -> Either P.ParseError AST
parse = P.parse sexpr ""

-- top = List <$> pos <*> (P.many (sexpr <* spaces) <* P.eof)

sexpr = atom <|> list

pos = ((,) <$> P.sourceLine <*> P.sourceColumn) <$> P.getPosition

spaces = P.skipMany (P.space <|> P.tab <|> P.newline <|> comment)

comment = P.string ";" *> P.noneOf "\n" <* P.newline

atom 
  = Atom <$> pos <*> P.many1 (P.noneOf "0123456789()' \t\r\n") 
  <|> Nat <$> pos <*> (read <$> P.many1 P.digit)

list = P.string "(" *> (List <$> pos <*> P.many (sexpr <* spaces)) <* P.string ")"

Eval

実行系本体になります
VMと違いコンパイルしてVM用の命令を生成する必要がなく
素朴に逐次実行していきます
ひたすらパターンマッチング

Lisp/Eval.hs
{-# LANGUAGE RecordWildCards #-}

module Lisp.Eval where

import Lisp.AST
import Control.Monad
import qualified Data.Map as M

type Env = M.Map String AST

data LispState 
  = LispState {
    ast :: AST,
    env :: Env,
    ref :: Maybe LispState
  }
  deriving Show


eval :: AST -> IO AST
eval a = do
  ls <- evalState $ initLispState { ast = a }
  pure $ ast ls


initLispState = LispState (Atom (0,0) "#nil") M.empty Nothing

evalError :: LispState -> String -> IO LispState
evalError ls msg = do
  let 
    (p, a) = case ast ls of
      Atom p a -> (p, show a)
      Nat p n  -> (p, show n)
      List p l -> (p, show $ ast ls)
  fail $ show p ++ " " ++ msg ++ " " ++ a
  pure ls

evalState :: LispState -> IO LispState
evalState ls = case ast ls of
  Atom _ a -> pure $ ls { ast = lookup $ env ls }
    where
      lookup e = case M.lookup a e of
        Just a' -> a'
        Nothing -> case ref ls of
          Just e' -> lookup $ env e'
          Nothing -> ast ls

  Nat _ a -> pure ls

  List _ [] -> pure ls

  List _ (Atom _ "do" : body) -> foldM go ls body
    where
      go ls' expr = evalState $ ls' { ast = expr }

  List _ [Atom _ "def", Atom _ name, body] -> 
    pure $ ls { env = M.insert name body $ env ls }

  List pos (Atom _ "def" : _) -> 
    evalError ls "syntax error"

  List _ [Atom _ "lam", List _ names, body] ->
    pure ls

  List pos (Atom _ "lam" : _) ->
    evalError ls "syntax error"

  List _ [Atom pos "+", a, b] -> do
    a' <- evalState $ ls { ast = a }
    b' <- evalState $ ls { ast = b }

    case (ast a', ast b') of
      (Nat _ a, Nat _ b) -> pure $ ls { ast = Nat pos (a + b) }
      _ -> evalError ls "+ expect nat"

  List _ [Atom pos "-", a, b] -> do
    a' <- evalState $ ls { ast = a }
    b' <- evalState $ ls { ast = b }

    case (ast a', ast b') of
      (Nat _ a, Nat _ b) -> pure $ ls { ast = Nat pos (a - b) }
      _ -> evalError ls "- expect nat"

  List _ (Atom _ "puts" : args) -> mapM_ puts args >> pure ls
    where
      puts arg = do
        a <- evalState $ ls { ast = arg }
        print a

  List _ [Atom _ "if", bool, true, false] -> do
    b <- evalState $ ls { ast = bool }
    case ast b of
      Atom _ "#t" -> evalState $ ls { ast = true }
      Atom _ "#f" -> evalState $ ls { ast = false }
      _ -> evalError ls "if expect #t or #f"

  List pos [Atom _ "atom", a] -> do 
    a' <- evalState $ ls { ast = a }
    case ast a' of
      Atom _ _ -> pure $ ls { ast = Atom pos "#t" }
      List _ _ -> pure $ ls { ast = Atom pos "#f" }

  List _ ((Atom _ "atom"):_) ->
    evalError ls "syntax error"

  List _ [Atom pos "eq", a, b] -> do
    a' <- evalState $ ls { ast = a }
    b' <- evalState $ ls { ast = b }
    if ast a' == ast b' then
      pure $ ls { ast = Atom pos "#t" }
    else
      pure $ ls { ast = Atom pos "#f" }

  List _ ((Atom _ "eq"):_) ->
    evalError ls "syntax error"

  List p1 [Atom p2 "cons", a, b] -> do
    a' <- evalState $ ls { ast = a }
    b' <- evalState $ ls { ast = b }
    pure $ ls { ast = List p1 [Atom p2 "cons", ast a', ast b'] }

  List p1 ((Atom p2 "cons"):_) ->
    evalError ls "syntax error"

  List _ [Atom _ "car", a] -> do
    a' <- evalState $ ls { ast = a }
    case ast a' of
      List _ [Atom _ "cons", a'', b] -> pure $ ls { ast = a'' }
      _ -> evalError ls "car expect cons"

  List _ ((Atom _ "car"):_) ->
    evalError ls "syntax error"

  List _ [Atom _ "cdr", a] -> do
    a' <- evalState $ ls { ast = a }
    case ast a' of
      List _ [Atom _ "cons", a'', b] -> pure $ ls { ast = b }
      _ -> evalError ls "car expect cons"

  List _ ((Atom _ "cdr"):_) ->
    evalError ls "syntax error"

  -- apply
  List pos (lambda : args) -> do
    lambda' <- evalState $ ls { ast = lambda }
    case ast lambda' of
      List _ [Atom _ "lam", List _ names, body] ->
        if length names == length args then do
          args' <- mapM (\a -> ast <$> (evalState $ ls { ast = a })) args
          let env' = M.union (M.fromList $ zip (map (\(Atom _ n) -> n) names) args') $ env ls
          evalState $ ls { ast = body, env = env' }
        else
          evalError ls $ 
            "lam expect " ++ (show $ length names) ++ " unexpect " ++ (show $ length args)

      _ -> evalError lambda' "apply expect lam"

Lisp

トップレベルのインターフェイス関数群
文字列から実行したり、ファイルから実行したり

Lisp.hs
module Lisp where

import Lisp.AST
import Lisp.Parser
import Lisp.Eval

import System.Directory

runLisp' :: String -> String -> IO ()
runLisp' fn s = do
  case parse s of
    Left err -> print err
    Right ast -> do
      ast' <- eval ast
      print ast'

runLisp = runLisp' "runLisp"

runLispFile f = do
  bool <- doesFileExist f
  if bool then do
    s <- readFile f
    runLisp' f s
  else
    fail $ f ++ " does not exist"

比較

と言っても単純なベンチマークです
フィボナッチ数計算で比べます

まず今回の再帰ベースのlispから

(do
  (def fib
    (lam (n)
      (if (eq n 0)
        0 
        (if (eq n 1)
          1
          (+ (fib (- n 2)) (fib (- n 1)))))))

  (fib 30))
❯ time stack exec lisp fib.lisp
832040
stack exec lisp example/fib.lisp  6.91s user 0.75s system 120% cpu 6.383 total

次に前回のSECDマシンのlisp
少々言語仕様が違いますが

(letrec 
  (fib 
    (lam n
      (if (eq n 0)
        0
        (if (eq n 1)
          1
          (+ (fib (+ n -2)) (fib (+ n -1)))))))
  (fib 30))
❯ time stack exec lisp fib.lisp
832040
stack exec lisp lisp/fib.lisp  4.80s user 0.71s system 128% cpu 4.276 total

ふむ

  • 素朴再帰 6.91s user 0.75s system 120% cpu 6.383 total
  • SECDマシン 4.80s user 0.71s system 128% cpu 4.276 total
    意外と開きましたね
    コンパイルのオーバーヘッドがあるSECDマシンが不利かと思ったんですがそうでも無いみたいですね
    SECDマシンすごい

次回

3impのヒープモデルを実装予定(未定(多分やらない))

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