incorp specialized-vs-generic poly

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kalsprite
2026-08-07 17:58:35 -07:00
parent b475525997
commit 3756aae0f8
2 changed files with 40 additions and 33 deletions

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@@ -7603,24 +7603,37 @@ gb_internal CallArgumentData check_call_arguments_proc_group(CheckerContext *c,
array_add(&proc_entities, data.gen_entity);
index = proc_entities.count-1;
// Order candidates: value-polymorphic > concrete > type-polymorphic
// Order candidates:
// value-polymorphic > concrete > specialized generic > unconstrained generic
//
// `proc($S: string)` specialises on a compile-time *value*
// `proc(x: $T)` specialises on a *type* and is a fallback, so it should
// lose to an exact concrete overload
// `proc(x: $T)` specialises on a *type* and is a fallback, so it should lose
// to an exact concrete overload
// `proc(x: $T/[]$E)` constrains that type, so it is the closer of the two
//
// Both are small tie-breaks on purpose: assign_score_function(1) is
// These are small tie-breaks on purpose: assign_score_function(1) is
// ~a full perfect-match unit and would swamp argument match quality.
bool has_polymorphic_constant = false;
bool has_specialized_generic = false;
if (pt->Proc.params != nullptr) {
for (Entity *param : pt->Proc.params->Tuple.variables) {
if (param != nullptr && param->kind == Entity_Constant) {
if (param == nullptr) {
continue;
}
if (param->kind == Entity_Constant) {
has_polymorphic_constant = true;
break;
}
Type *bt = base_type(param->type);
if (bt != nullptr && bt->kind == Type_Generic && bt->Generic.specialized != nullptr) {
has_specialized_generic = true;
}
}
}
item.score += has_polymorphic_constant ? +1 : -1;
if (has_polymorphic_constant) {
item.score += 2;
} else {
item.score += has_specialized_generic ? -1 : -2;
}
}
max_matched_features = gb_max(max_matched_features, matched_target_features(&pt->Proc));

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@@ -179,32 +179,26 @@ test_proc_group_polymorphic_precedence :: proc(t: ^testing.T) {
}
// a specialised generic beats an unconstrained one
// polymorphic instantiation machinery rather than in candidate scoring, and are
// expected to be resolved by https://github.com/odin-lang/Odin/pull/7208
//
// A more specialised generic should beat a less specialised one:
//
// {
// proc_slice :: proc(x: $T/[]$E) -> int { return 1 }
// proc_generic :: proc(x: $T) -> int { return 2 }
// group :: proc{proc_slice, proc_generic}
//
// s := []int{1}
// testing.expect_value(t, group(s), 1)
// }
//
// Passing a polymorphic procedure to a group whose members take procedure-typed
// parameters: only foo_concrete can accept f_poly once instantiated.
//
// {
// f_poly :: proc(x: $T) -> T { return x }
// foo_concrete :: proc(x: int, g: proc(int) -> int) -> int { return 1 }
// foo_impossible :: proc(x: int, g: proc(int, int) -> string) -> int { return 2 }
// group :: proc{foo_concrete, foo_impossible}
//
// testing.expect_value(t, group(1, f_poly), 1)
// }
}
{
proc_slice :: proc(x: $T/[]$E) -> int { return 1 }
proc_generic :: proc(x: $T) -> int { return 2 }
group :: proc{proc_slice, proc_generic}
s := []int{1}
testing.expect_value(t, group(s), 1)
}
// passing a polymorphic procedure to a group whose members take procedure-typed
// parameters: only foo_concrete can accept f_poly once instantiated
{
f_poly :: proc(x: $T) -> T { return x }
foo_concrete :: proc(x: int, g: proc(int) -> int) -> int { return 1 }
foo_impossible :: proc(x: int, g: proc(int, int) -> string) -> int { return 2 }
group :: proc{foo_concrete, foo_impossible}
testing.expect_value(t, group(1, f_poly), 1)
}
}
@test
test_type_inference_on_literals_for_various_types :: proc(t: ^testing.T) {