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/* pl-index.c,v 1.1.1.1 1992/05/26 11:52:21 jan Exp
Copyright (c) 1990 Jan Wielemaker. All rights reserved.
See ../LICENCE to find out about your rights.
jan@swi.psy.uva.nl
Purpose: indexing support
*/
#include "pl-incl.h"
/* - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Clause indexing. Clauses store an `index structure', which provides
summary information on the unification behaviour of the clause (e.i. its
head arguments. This structure consists of two words: a key and a
varmask. Indexing can be done with upto 4 arguments. Both words are
divided into the same number of bit groups as there are indexed
arguments. If an argument is indexable (atom, integer or compound
term), the corresponding bit group is filled with bits taken from the
atom pointer, integer or functor pointer. In this case all
corresponding bits in the varmask field are 1. Otherwise the bits in
both the varmask and the key are all 0.
To find a clause using indexing, we calculate an index structure from
the calling arguments to the goal using the same rules. Now, we can do
a mutual `and' using the varmasks on the keys and compare the result.
If equal a good chance for a possible unification exists, otherwise
unification will definitely fail. See matchIndex() and findClause().
Care has been taken to get this code as fast as possible, notably for
indexing only on the first argument as this is default.
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/* 1 <= c <= 4 */
#define SHIFT(c, a) ((32/(c)) * a)
#define MASK(c) (c == 1 ? ~0L : ((1L << (32/(c))) - 1))
#define VM(c, a) (~(MASK(c) << SHIFT(c, a)))
#define Shift(c, a) (mask_shift[c][a])
#define Mask(c) (mask_mask[c])
#define varMask(c, a) (variable_mask[c][a])
#define matchIndex(i1, i2) (((i1).key & (i2).varmask) ==\
((i2).key & (i1).varmask))
static ulong variable_mask[][4] =
{ { 0, 0, 0, 0 },
{ VM(1, 0), 0, 0, 0 },
{ VM(2, 0), VM(2, 1), 0, 0 },
{ VM(3, 0), VM(3, 1), VM(3, 2), 0 },
{ VM(4, 0), VM(4, 1), VM(4, 2), VM(4, 3) }
};
static int mask_shift[][4] =
{ { 0, 0, 0, 0 },
{ SHIFT(1, 0), 0, 0, 0 },
{ SHIFT(2, 0), SHIFT(2, 1), 0, 0 },
{ SHIFT(3, 0), SHIFT(3, 1), SHIFT(3, 2), 0 },
{ SHIFT(4, 0), SHIFT(4, 1), SHIFT(4, 2), SHIFT(4, 3) }
};
static ulong mask_mask[] =
{ 0, MASK(1), MASK(2), MASK(3), MASK(4)
};
/* Determine cardinality (= # 1's) of bit pattern.
** Sun Sep 11 13:19:41 1988 jan@swivax.UUCP (Jan Wielemaker) */
int
cardinalityPattern(pattern)
register ulong pattern;
{ register int result = 0;
for(; pattern; pattern >>= 1)
if (pattern & 0x1)
result++;
return result;
}
struct index
getIndex(argv, pattern, card)
register Word argv;
register ulong pattern;
int card;
{ static struct index result;
if ( pattern == 0x1L )
{ deRef(argv);
if (isVar(*argv) || isIndirect(*argv) )
{ result.key = result.varmask = 0;
return result;
}
result.key = (isTerm(*argv) ? (word) functorTerm(*argv) : *argv);
result.varmask = ~0L;
return result;
} else
{ register Word k;
register word key;
register int a;
result.key = 0;
result.varmask = ~0L; /* all 1s */
for(a = 0; a < card; a++, pattern >>= 1, argv++)
{ for(;(pattern & 0x1) == 0; pattern >>= 1)
argv++;
deRef2(argv, k);
if (isVar(*k) || isIndirect(*k) )
{ result.varmask &= varMask(card, a);
continue;
}
key = (isTerm(*k) ? (word) functorTerm(*k) : *k);
key = key >> 2;
result.key |= ((key & Mask(card)) << Shift(card, a) );
}
}
return result;
}
Clause
findClause(cl, argv, def, deterministic)
register Clause cl;
register Word argv;
register Definition def;
bool *deterministic;
{ *deterministic = FALSE;
if ( def->indexPattern == 0x0L )
{ DEBUG(9, printf("Not indexed.\n"));
while(cl && true(cl, ERASED))
{ DEBUG(9, printf("Skipping erased clause.\n"));
cl = cl->next;
}
DEBUG(9, printf("Returning clause 0x%lx\n", cl));
if ( cl && !cl->next )
*deterministic = TRUE;
return cl;
} else if ( def->indexPattern == 0x1L )
{ register word key;
deRef(argv);
if (isVar(*argv) || isIndirect(*argv))
{ while(cl && true(cl, ERASED))
cl = cl->next;
if ( cl && !cl->next )
*deterministic = TRUE;
return cl;
}
key = (isTerm(*argv) ? (word) functorTerm(*argv) : *argv);
for(;cl ; cl = cl->next)
{ if ((key & cl->index.varmask) == cl->index.key && false(cl, ERASED))
{ Clause result = cl;
for( cl = cl->next; cl; cl = cl->next )
{ if ((key & cl->index.varmask) == cl->index.key && false(cl, ERASED))
return result;
}
*deterministic = TRUE;
return result;
}
}
return (Clause) NULL;
} else
{ struct index argIndex;
argIndex = getIndex(argv, def->indexPattern, def->indexCardinality);
for(; cl; cl = cl->next)
{ if (matchIndex(argIndex, cl->index) && false(cl, ERASED))
{ Clause result = cl;
for( cl = cl->next; cl; cl = cl->next )
{ if (matchIndex(argIndex, cl->index) && false(cl, ERASED))
return result;
}
*deterministic = TRUE;
return result;
}
}
return (Clause) NULL;
}
}
/* - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Recalculate the index of a clause after the index pattern on the
predicate has been changed. The head of the clause is decompiled. The
resulting term is simply discarded as it cannot have links to any other
part of the stacks (e.g. backtrailing is not needed).
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bool
reindexClause(clause)
Clause clause;
{ word head;
Procedure proc = clause->procedure;
mark m;
if (proc->definition->indexPattern == 0x0)
succeed;
Mark(m);
setVar(head);
if (decompileHead(clause, &head) == FALSE)
{ sysError("Failed to decompile head of %s", procedureName(proc));
fail;
}
clause->index = getIndex(argTermP(head, 0), proc->definition->indexPattern,
proc->definition->indexCardinality);
Undo(m);
succeed;
}
bool
indexPatternToTerm(proc, value)
Procedure proc;
Word value;
{ Word argp;
ulong pattern = proc->definition->indexPattern;
int n, arity = proc->functor->arity;
if (pattern == 0)
fail;
deRef(value);
TRY(unifyFunctor(value, proc->functor) );
argp = argTermP(*value, 0);
for(n=0; n<arity; n++, argp++, pattern >>= 1)
TRY(unifyAtomic(argp, consNum((pattern & 0x1) ? 1 : 0) ));
succeed;
}