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| author | Schuyler Eldridge | 2018-10-05 00:20:10 -0400 |
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| committer | Schuyler Eldridge | 2018-10-12 12:44:02 -0400 |
| commit | 95d907bd87da1f339264633f12d40673aa7e2818 (patch) | |
| tree | 47be3fffbec5e4a1374db6adee17830e9f4b126a /src | |
| parent | ed709571876b68e4982d11db15d236752713b6a1 (diff) | |
Verilog renaming uses "_", works on whole AST
Summary of changes to firrtl.passes.VerilogRename:
- Use "_" to mangle names that conflict with Verilog
keywords (previously "$")
- Rewrite to operate on the whole AST to propogate mangled ports and
module names
- Make VerilogRename a Transform (was previously a Pass)
- Renames are now propagated
- Adds documentation for new VerilogRename
This makes the VerilogRename Transform (previously a Pass) use an
underscore ('_') instead of a dollar sign ('$') to mangle names that
conflict with Verilog keywords. This prevents problems with potentially
buggy tools that are not expecting '$' in Verilog names.
This reimplements VerilogRename to be safe for name collisions that may
occur anywhere in the AST, e.g., in ports, module names, circuit names, or
in any statements/expressions. Previously, names were only mangled in
statements and in place. This resulted in problems where renames of ports
in a child's namespace would not be guaranteed to be mangled the same way
in a parent's namespace. The algorithm is reimplemented to walk all
modules in reverse topological order (from leafs to main) and relying on a
RenameMap to track name changes.
Signed-off-by: Schuyler Eldridge <schuyler.eldridge@ibm.com>
Diffstat (limited to 'src')
| -rw-r--r-- | src/main/scala/firrtl/passes/Passes.scala | 207 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | src/test/scala/firrtlTests/VerilogEmitterTests.scala | 37 |
2 files changed, 232 insertions, 12 deletions
diff --git a/src/main/scala/firrtl/passes/Passes.scala b/src/main/scala/firrtl/passes/Passes.scala index 5e5aa26a..969701d2 100644 --- a/src/main/scala/firrtl/passes/Passes.scala +++ b/src/main/scala/firrtl/passes/Passes.scala @@ -9,6 +9,8 @@ import firrtl.Utils._ import firrtl.Mappers._ import firrtl.PrimOps._ import firrtl.transforms.ConstantPropagation +import firrtl.annotations.{Named, CircuitName, ModuleName, ComponentName} +import firrtl.analyses.InstanceGraph import scala.collection.mutable @@ -247,23 +249,204 @@ object Legalize extends Pass { } } -object VerilogRename extends Pass { - def verilogRenameN(n: String): String = - if (v_keywords(n)) "%s$".format(n) else n +/** Transform that removes collisions with Verilog keywords + * @define implicitRename @param renames the [[RenameMap]] to query when renaming + * @define implicitNamespace @param ns an encolosing [[Namespace]] with which new names must not conflict + * @define implicitScope @param scope the enclosing scope of this name. If [[None]], then this is a [[Circuit]] name + */ +object VerilogRename extends Transform { + def inputForm: CircuitForm = LowForm + def outputForm: CircuitForm = LowForm + type Renames = mutable.HashMap[String, String] + private val inlineDelim = "_" + + /** Generate a new name, by appending underscores, that will not conflict with the existing namespace + * @param n a name + * @param ns a [[Namespace]] + * @return a conflict-free name + * @note prefix uniqueness is not respected + */ + private def safeName(n: String, ns: Namespace): String = + Uniquify.findValidPrefix(n + inlineDelim, Seq(""), ns.cloneUnderlying ++ v_keywords) + + /** Modify a name to not conflict with a Verilog keywords while respecting existing renames and a namespace + * @param n the name to rename + * @param renames the [[RenameMap]] to query when renaming + * $implicitRename + * $implicitNamespace + * $implicitScope + * @return a name without keyword conflicts + */ + private def onName(n: String)(implicit renames: RenameMap, ns: Namespace, scope: Option[Named]): String = { + + // Convert a [[String]] into [[Named]] based on the provided scope. + def wrap(name: String, scope: Option[Named]): Named = scope match { + case None => CircuitName(name) + case Some(cir: CircuitName) => ModuleName(name, cir) + case Some(mod: ModuleName) => ComponentName(name, mod) + case Some(com: ComponentName) => ComponentName(s"${com.name}.$name", com.module) + } + + val named = wrap(n, scope) + + // If this has already been renamed use that name. If it conflicts with a keyword, determine a new, safe name and + // update the renames. Otherwise, leave it alone. + val namedx: Seq[Named] = renames.get(named) match { + case Some(x) => x + case None if v_keywords(n) => + val sn = wrap(safeName(n, ns), scope) + renames.rename(named, sn) + Seq(sn) + case _ => Seq(wrap(n, scope)) + } + + namedx match { + case ComponentName(n, _) :: Nil => n + case ModuleName(n, _) :: Nil => n + case CircuitName(n) :: Nil => n + case x => throw new PassException( + s"Verilog renaming shouldn't result in multiple renames, but found '$named -> $namedx'") + } + } + + /** Rename the fields of a [[Type]] to match the ports of an instance + * @param t the type to rename + * $implicitRename + * $implicitNamespace + * $implicitScope + * @return a [[Type]] with updated names + * @note This is not intended for fixing arbitrary types, only [[BundleType]] in instance [[WRef]]s + */ + private def onType(t: Type) + (implicit renames: RenameMap, ns: Namespace, scope: Option[ModuleName]): Type = t match { + case b: BundleType => b.copy(fields = b.fields.map(f => f.copy(name = onName(f.name)))) + case _ => t + } + + /** Rename an [[Expression]] to respect existing renames and avoid keyword collisions + * @param e the [[Expression]] to rename + * $implicitRename + * $implicitNamespace + * $implicitScope + * @return an [[Expression]] without keyword conflicts + */ + private def onExpression(e: Expression) + (implicit renames: RenameMap, ns: Namespace, scope: Option[ModuleName], + iToM: mutable.Map[ComponentName, ModuleName]): Expression = e match { + case wsf@ WSubField(wr@ WRef(name, _, InstanceKind, _), port, _, _) => + val subInst = ComponentName(name, scope.get) + val subModule = iToM(subInst) + val subPort = ComponentName(port, subModule) + + val wrx = wr.copy( + name = renames.get(subInst).orElse(Some(Seq(subInst))).get.head.name, + tpe = onType(wr.tpe)(renames, ns, Some(subModule))) - def verilogRenameE(e: Expression): Expression = e match { - case ex: WRef => ex copy (name = verilogRenameN(ex.name)) - case ex => ex map verilogRenameE + wsf.copy( + expr = wrx, + name = renames.get(subPort).orElse(Some(Seq(subPort))).get.head.name) + case wr: WRef => wr.copy(name=onName(wr.name)) + case ex => ex.map(onExpression) } - def verilogRenameS(s: Statement): Statement = - s map verilogRenameS map verilogRenameE map verilogRenameN + /** Rename a [[Statement]] to respect existing renames and avoid keyword collisions + * $implicitRename + * $implicitNamespace + * $implicitScope + * @return a [[Statement]] without keyword conflicts + */ + private def onStatement(s: Statement) + (implicit renames: RenameMap, ns: Namespace, scope: Option[ModuleName], + iToM: mutable.Map[ComponentName, ModuleName]): Statement = s match { + case wdi: WDefInstance => + val subModule = ModuleName(wdi.module, scope.get.circuit) + val modulex = renames.get(subModule).orElse(Some(Seq(subModule))).get.head.name + val wdix = wdi.copy(module = modulex, + name = onName(wdi.name), + tpe = onType(wdi.tpe)(renames, ns, Some(ModuleName(modulex, scope.get.circuit)))) + iToM(ComponentName(wdi.name, scope.get)) = ModuleName(wdix.module, scope.get.circuit) + wdix + case _ => s + .map(onStatement) + .map(onExpression) + .map(onName) + } + + /** Rename a [[Port]] to avoid keyword collisions + * $implicitRename + * $implicitNamespace + * $implicitScope + * @return a [[Port]] without keyword conflicts + */ + private def onPort(p: Port)(implicit renames: RenameMap, ns: Namespace, scope: Option[ModuleName]): Port = + p.copy(name = onName(p.name)) + + /** Rename a [[DefModule]] and it's internals (ports and statements) to fix keyword collisions and update instance + * references to respect previous renames + * @param renames a [[RenameMap]] + * @param circuit the enclosing [[CircuitName]] + * @return a [[DefModule]] without keyword conflicts + */ + private def onModule(renames: RenameMap, circuit: CircuitName)(m: DefModule): DefModule = { + implicit val moduleNamespace: Namespace = Namespace(m) + implicit val scope: Option[ModuleName] = Some(ModuleName(m.name, circuit)) + implicit val r: RenameMap = renames + + // Store local renames of refs to instances to their renamed modules. This is needed when renaming port connections + // on subfields where only the local instance name is available. + implicit val iToM: mutable.Map[ComponentName, ModuleName] = mutable.Map.empty - def verilogRenameP(p: Port): Port = - p copy (name = verilogRenameN(p.name)) + m + .map(onPort) + .map(onStatement) + .map(onName(_: String)(renames, moduleNamespace, Some(circuit))) + } + + /** Fix any Verilog keyword collisions in a [[Circuit]] + * @param c a [[Circuit]] with possible name collisions + * @param renames a [[RenameMap]] to update. If you don't want to propagate renames, this can be ignored. + * @return a [[Circuit]] without keyword conflicts + */ + def run(c: Circuit, renames: RenameMap = RenameMap()): Circuit = { + implicit val circuitNamespace: Namespace = Namespace(c) + implicit val scope: Option[CircuitName] = Some(CircuitName(c.main)) - def run(c: Circuit): Circuit = - c copy (modules = c.modules map (_ map verilogRenameP map verilogRenameS)) + // Rename all modules from leafs to root in one pass while updating a shared rename map. Going from leafs to roots + // ensures that the rename map is safe for parents to blindly consult. + val modulesx: Map[ModuleName, Seq[DefModule]] = new InstanceGraph(c).moduleOrder.reverse + .map(onModule(renames, scope.get)) + .groupBy(m => ModuleName(m.name, scope.get)) + + // Reorder the renamed modules into the original circuit order. + val modulesxx: Seq[DefModule] = c.modules.flatMap{ orig => + val named = ModuleName(orig.name, scope.get) + modulesx(renames.get(named).orElse(Some(Seq(named))).get.head) + } + + // Rename the circuit if the top module was renamed + val mainx = renames.get(ModuleName(c.main, CircuitName(c.main))) match { + case Some(ModuleName(m, _) :: Nil) => + renames.rename(CircuitName(c.main), CircuitName(m)) + m + case x@ Some(car :: cdr) => throw new PassException( + s"Verilog renaming shouldn't result in multiple renames, but found '${c.main} -> $x'") + case None => + c.main + } + + // Apply all updates + c.copy(modules = modulesxx, main = mainx) + } + + /** Fix any Verilog keyword name collisions in a [[CircuitState]] while propagating renames + * @param state the [[CircuitState]] with possible name collisions + * @return a [[CircuitState]] without name collisions + */ + def execute(state: CircuitState): CircuitState = { + val renames = RenameMap() + renames.setCircuit(state.circuit.main) + state.copy(circuit = run(state.circuit, renames), renames = Some(renames)) + } } /** Makes changes to the Firrtl AST to make Verilog emission easier diff --git a/src/test/scala/firrtlTests/VerilogEmitterTests.scala b/src/test/scala/firrtlTests/VerilogEmitterTests.scala index b5ad2f1a..5bd17ac9 100644 --- a/src/test/scala/firrtlTests/VerilogEmitterTests.scala +++ b/src/test/scala/firrtlTests/VerilogEmitterTests.scala @@ -232,6 +232,43 @@ class VerilogEmitterSpec extends FirrtlFlatSpec { } } + "Verilog name conflicts" should "be resolved" in { + val input = + """|circuit parameter: + | module parameter: + | input always: UInt<1> + | output always$: UInt<1> + | inst assign of endmodule + | node always_ = not(always) + | node always__ = and(always_, assign.fork) + | always$ <= always__ + | module endmodule: + | output fork: UInt<1> + | node const = add(UInt<4>("h1"), UInt<3>("h2")) + | fork <= const + |""".stripMargin + val check_firrtl = + """|circuit parameter_: + | module parameter_: + | input always___: UInt<1> + | output always$: UInt<1> + | inst assign_ of endmodule_ + | node always_ = not(always___) + | node always__ = and(always_, assign_.fork_) + | always$ <= always__ + | module endmodule_: + | output fork_: UInt<1> + | node const_ = add(UInt<4>("h1"), UInt<3>("h2")) + | fork_ <= const_ + |""".stripMargin + val state = CircuitState(parse(input), UnknownForm, Seq.empty, None) + val output = Seq( ToWorkingIR, ResolveKinds, InferTypes, VerilogRename ) + .foldLeft(state){ case (c, tx) => tx.runTransform(c) } + Seq( CheckHighForm ) + .foldLeft(output.circuit){ case (c, tx) => tx.run(c) } + output.circuit.serialize should be (parse(check_firrtl).serialize) + } + } class VerilogDescriptionEmitterSpec extends FirrtlFlatSpec { |
