use super::chunk; use super::errors::*; use super::opcode::OpCode; use super::value::Value; pub struct VM { chunk: chunk::Chunk, // TODO(tazjin): Accessing array elements constantly is not ideal, // lets see if something clever can be done with iterators. ip: usize, stack: Vec, } impl VM { fn push(&mut self, value: Value) { self.stack.push(value) } fn pop(&mut self) -> Value { self.stack.pop().expect("fatal error: stack empty!") } } macro_rules! binary_op { ( $vm:ident, $op:tt ) => {{ let a = $vm.pop(); let b = $vm.pop(); $vm.push(a $op b); }} } impl VM { fn run(&mut self) -> LoxResult<()> { loop { let op = &self.chunk.code[self.ip]; #[cfg(feature = "disassemble")] chunk::disassemble_instruction(&self.chunk, self.ip); self.ip += 1; match op { OpCode::OpReturn => { println!("{:?}", self.pop()); return Ok(()); } OpCode::OpConstant(idx) => { let c = *self.chunk.constant(*idx); self.push(c); } OpCode::OpNegate => { let v = self.pop(); self.push(-v) } OpCode::OpAdd => binary_op!(self, +), OpCode::OpSubtract => binary_op!(self, -), OpCode::OpMultiply => binary_op!(self, *), OpCode::OpDivide => binary_op!(self, /), } } } } pub fn interpret(chunk: chunk::Chunk) -> LoxResult<()> { let mut vm = VM { chunk, ip: 0, stack: vec![], }; vm.run() }