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Parse the three fully-expanded forms — (#%variable-reference), (#%variable-reference id) and (#%variable-reference (#%top . id)) — into a new VariableReference value node that evaluates to itself, an opaque value printing as #<variable-reference>, matching Racket.
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| void Interpreter::visit(ast::VariableReference const &VR) { | ||
| LLVM_DEBUG(llvm::dbgs() << "Interpreting VariableReference\n"); | ||
| Result = std::unique_ptr<ast::ValueNode>(VR.clone()); |
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Validate referenced ids before returning a variable reference
For the operand forms, the Racket reference says #%variable-reference represents the location of an id that must be bound as a variable (https://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/Locations____variable-reference.html), but this visitor ignores VR.getId() and always succeeds. With input such as (#%variable-reference missing), interpretation now silently returns #<variable-reference> instead of reporting an unbound variable/reference error, so invalid expanded code is accepted.
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Summary
VariableReferenceAST value node and parse the three fully-expandedforms of the core syntax:
(#%variable-reference),(#%variable-reference id), and(#%variable-reference (#%top . id)).prints as
#<variable-reference>, matching Racket v9.2.ASTVisitorinterface (Interpreter,AnalysisFreeVars) and the parser (parseVariableReference, tried inparseExprbeforeparseApplication).This form appears throughout
expander/expander.rktl(always as(variable-reference-from-unsafe? (#%variable-reference))); previously theparser had the
#%variable-referencetoken but no production for it, so theseexpressions failed to parse.
Fixes #13
Test plan
ctest --preset debug— Catch2 + lit/FileCheck, 14/14 passingParsing variable referencescovers all three forms and thenon-match (plain application) case
variable-reference{,1,2}.rkt— each prints#<variable-reference>clang-formatclean