private static void Validate(Instruction inst, Objects.Common.StatementType statement)
{
if (inst.statementType != statement)
{
throw new ParserException("Instruction's statement type does not comply with parser. Instruction: " + inst.ID);
}
inst.Validate();
if (inst.parent == null || inst.parent.parent == null || inst.parent.parent.parent == null)
{
throw new ParserException("Instruction's 'parent' or 'parent.parent' or 'parent.parent.parent' property is invalid. Instruction: " + inst.ID);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Function to make an actual fake instruction out of a Nop.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ins">The nop we want to work on.</param>
private static void _GenerateFakeInstruction(Instruction ins)
{
/* First we get a left value. */
Variable leftvalue = GetLeftValueForInstruction(ins);
/* Then we check how many variables can we use as right value. */
List <Variable> rightvalues = GetRandomRightValues(ins, 2);
/* We random generate a statement type which we may not use according to the available right values. */
Objects.Common.StatementType statementType =
(Objects.Common.StatementType)Randomizer.OneFromManyWithProbability(
new int[3] {
25, 15, 60
},
Objects.Common.StatementType.Copy,
Objects.Common.StatementType.UnaryAssignment,
Objects.Common.StatementType.FullAssignment);
/*
* The number of the available right values determines which kind of instructions
* can we generate.
*
* - If we don't have any, then we must make a Copy with a constant.
*
* - If we have one, and it's the same as the left value, then we have to make
* a Unary Assignment.
*
* - If we have one, but it's different from the left value, then we can make
* a Copy (1), a Unary Assignment (2) and a Full Assignment with a constant (3).
*
* - If we have two, we can make all these and a Full Assignment with two
* variables.
*
* Another important thing is that we cannot fill the variables with a value
* without using themselves (like t = t + 1) while inside a loop.
*/
switch (rightvalues.Count)
{
case 0:
/* If we have no available right values, and we are in a loop, then we can't do anything. */
if (DataAnalysis.isLoopBody[ins.parent])
{
return;
}
/* We don't have any right values, so we have to copy a constant value. */
else
{
MakeInstruction.Copy(ins, leftvalue, null, Randomizer.SingleNumber(Common.GlobalMinValue, Common.GlobalMaxValue));
}
break;
case 1:
/* We choose Full Assignment, or rightvalue is the same as leftvalue, or we are in a loop body. */
if (DataAnalysis.isLoopBody[ins.parent] || leftvalue.Equals(rightvalues[0]) ||
statementType == Objects.Common.StatementType.FullAssignment ||
(ins.DeadVariables.Keys.Contains(leftvalue) &&
ins.DeadVariables[leftvalue] == Variable.State.Filled))
{
/* Here we random generate an operator. */
Instruction.ArithmeticOperationType op =
(Instruction.ArithmeticOperationType)Randomizer.OneFromMany(Instruction.ArithmeticOperationType.Addition,
Instruction.ArithmeticOperationType.Division,
Instruction.ArithmeticOperationType.Multiplication,
Instruction.ArithmeticOperationType.Subtraction);
int num;
if (op == Instruction.ArithmeticOperationType.Addition || op == Instruction.ArithmeticOperationType.Subtraction)
{
num = Randomizer.SingleNumber(Common.GlobalMinValue, Common.GlobalMaxValue);
}
else
{
/*
* Here we generate an integer number which is the power of 2, and is
* within the boundaries of GlobalMinNumber and GlobalMaxNumber.
*/
int min = Convert.ToInt32(Math.Ceiling(Math.Log(Common.GlobalMinValue, 2)));
int max = Convert.ToInt32(Math.Floor(Math.Log(Common.GlobalMaxValue, 2)));
int pow = Randomizer.SingleNumber(min, max);
num = Convert.ToInt32(Math.Pow(2, pow));
}
MakeInstruction.FullAssignment(ins, leftvalue, rightvalues.First(), null, num, op);
}
/* If we choose Unary Assignment. */
else if (statementType == Objects.Common.StatementType.UnaryAssignment)
{
MakeInstruction.UnaryAssignment(ins, leftvalue, rightvalues.First(), Instruction.UnaryOperationType.ArithmeticNegation);
}
/* If we choose Copy. */
else
{
MakeInstruction.Copy(ins, leftvalue, rightvalues.First(), null);
}
break;
case 2:
/* We make sure that the first right value isn't the same as the left value. */
if (leftvalue.Equals(rightvalues.First()))
{
Variable tmp = rightvalues[0];
rightvalues[0] = rightvalues[1];
rightvalues[1] = tmp;
}
/*
* If we are in a loop body, then we can only make a full assignment like that:
* t1 = t2 op t1
*/
if (DataAnalysis.isLoopBody[ins.parent] || statementType == Objects.Common.StatementType.FullAssignment ||
(ins.DeadVariables.Keys.Contains(leftvalue) &&
ins.DeadVariables[leftvalue] == Variable.State.Filled))
{
/* Here we random generate an operator: + or - */
/* TODO: (efficient) * and / */
Instruction.ArithmeticOperationType op =
(Instruction.ArithmeticOperationType)Randomizer.OneFromMany(Instruction.ArithmeticOperationType.Addition,
Instruction.ArithmeticOperationType.Subtraction);
if (DataAnalysis.isLoopBody[ins.parent] ||
(ins.DeadVariables.Keys.Contains(leftvalue) &&
ins.DeadVariables[leftvalue] == Variable.State.Filled))
{
MakeInstruction.FullAssignment(ins, leftvalue, rightvalues[0], leftvalue, null, op);
}
else
{
MakeInstruction.FullAssignment(ins, leftvalue, rightvalues[0], rightvalues[1], null, op);
}
}
/* If we choose Copy. */
else if (statementType == Objects.Common.StatementType.Copy)
{
MakeInstruction.Copy(ins, leftvalue, rightvalues.First(), null);
}
/* If we choose Unary Assignment. */
else
{
MakeInstruction.UnaryAssignment(ins, leftvalue, rightvalues.First(), Instruction.UnaryOperationType.ArithmeticNegation);
}
break;
}
}
