BrainAssembly/src/codegen.py

from error import error
import math as m
        
class Variable:
    def __init__(self, name: str, bytes: int, type: int):
        self.name: str = name
        self.bytes: int = bytes
        self.type: int = type
    def __repr__(self) -> str:
        return f"[{self.name}, {self.bytes}, {self.type}]"
    
variables: list[Variable] = []
bytesum: int = 0

bool = {
    "true": 1,
    "false": 0,
}

def generateCode(line: list[str], offset: int) -> str:
    keyword = line[0]
    if keyword == 'bool':
        if len(line) != 3:
            error(f'Bool command requires 2 arguments (got {len(line)-1})')
        variables.append(Variable(line[1], 1, 0))
        if line[2] == 'true':
            returnval = '>' * offset + '[>]'
            for var in variables[:-1]:
                if var.bytes >= 0:
                    returnval += '>' * (var.bytes+1)
                elif var.bytes == -1:
                    returnval += '>[>]'
                else:
                    error()
            returnval += '>+<'
            for var in reversed(variables[:-1]):
                if var.bytes >= 0:
                    returnval += '<' * (var.bytes+1)
                elif var.bytes == -1:
                    returnval += '<[<]'
                else:
                    error()
            returnval += '<[<]' + '<' * (offset-1)
            return returnval
        elif line[2] == 'false':
            return ''
        else:
            error(f"Invalid bool: {line[2]}")
    elif keyword == 'string':
        if len(line) != 4:
            error(f'String command requires 3 arguments (got {len(line)-1})')
        try:
            variables.append(Variable(line[1], int(line[2]), 1))
        except ValueError:
            error(f'Unexpected bytes for string: {line[2]}')
        returnval = '>' * offset + '[>]'
        for var in variables[:-1]:
            if var.bytes >= 0:
                returnval += '>' * (var.bytes + 1)
            elif var.bytes == -1:
                returnval += '>[>]'
            else:
                error('Cannot have negative byte count (excluding -1)')
                
        returnval += '>'
        # Normal string
        if line[3][0] == line[3][-1] == '"':
            line[3] = line[3][1:-1]
            if (len(line[3]) > int(line[2])) & (line[2] != '-1'):
                line[3] = line[3][:(int(line[2])-len(line[3]))]
            for char in line[3]:
                returnval += '+' * ord(char) + '>'
        else:
            error(f'Invalid string: {line[3]}')
            
        # Return to start
        for var in reversed(variables):
            if var.bytes >= 0:
                returnval += '<' * (var.bytes + 1)
            elif var.bytes == -1:
                returnval += '<[<]'
            else:
                error()
        returnval += '<[<]' + '<' * (offset-1)
            
        return returnval
    elif keyword == 'int':
        if len(line) != 3:
            error(f'Int requires 2 arguments (got {len(line)-1})')
        variables.append(Variable(line[1], 4, 2))
        returnval: str = '>' * offset + '[>]'
        for var in variables[:-1]:
            if var.bytes >= 0:
                returnval += '>' * (var.bytes+1)
            elif var.bytes == -1:
                returnval += '>[>]'
            else:
                error()
        returnval += '>'
        try:
            input: int = int(line[2]) % 4294967296
        except ValueError:
            error(f'Invalid integer: {line[2]}')

        values: list[int] = []
        for i in reversed(range(4)):
            values.append(m.floor(input/(256**i)))
            input -= values[-1] * (256**i)
        for num in values:
            returnval += '+' * num + '>'
        returnval += '<<<<<'
        for var in reversed(variables[:-1]):
            if var.bytes >= 0:
                returnval += '<' * (var.bytes + 1)
            elif var.bytes == -1:
                returnval += '<[<]'
            else:
                error()
        returnval += '<[<]' + '<' * (offset-1)
        
        return returnval
    error()