Crate debris_llir

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Low-level intermediate representation

The llir is quite close to minecraft functions.

Modules

block_id
class
This module defines classes. The concept of a class should be similar to the equivalent concept in other languages. Every value (object) has a class. Builtin values have a class with an associated type, while user defined classes, like structs, carry a reference to the concrete struct.
debris_object 🔒
error_utils 🔒
extern_item_path
function_interface
This module contains a trait ToFunctionInterface which allows to write nice function interfaces by using much less boilerplate to define functions.
item_id
json_format
(Current incomplete) interface for minecraft’s text commands.
llir_builder 🔒
llir_function_builder 🔒
llir_impl 🔒
llir_nodes
Contains every node that can be produced in the llir step.
llir_shared_state 🔒
macro_impl_class 🔒
memory 🔒
minecraft_utils
objects
Contains all objects which can be used in a debris program.
opt 🔒
Contains two optimizer that can operate on the llir: The peephole optimizer which optimizes every emitted node on its own (but is also able to look at previous nodes) and the global optimizer
runtime 🔒
type_context
types 🔒

impl_class
log
match_object
Helper macro that makes match-style semantics available for duck typed objects

CallGraph
CodeStats
tracks statistics about the global code which can be used to allow some optimizations
DebrisObject
Objects are a central type for the compiler. Basically anything that can be assigned to a variable is an object. This includes numbers, function, modules, and more. It is possible to cast the ObjectPayload to its original value. Because DebrisObject is unsized, it generally only accessed as ObjectRef
Llir
The low-level intermediate representation struct
ObjectRef
This struct is used to pass objects around
Runtime