Dmitry Kurinskiy 012cba493c
Op model (#403)
* Separating raw FuncOp from OpModel WIP

* Model compiles, fighting with transform

* Refactoring WIP

* transform compiles

* Fixing AquaCompiler WIP

* Compiler compiles WIP

* AquaContext's allFuncs, allValues

* WIP trying to compile the CLI

* It compiles

* It runs and fails to compile

* Compiles wrong way

* fix TopologySpec

* Sugar bugfix

* fix TransformSpec compilation

* fix test compilation

* fix SemanticSpec

* Topology debugging

* TransformSpec fixed

* Do not import aqua.model

* Take parts in Semantics

* Fix for re-exports

* Maybe a fix for streams

* Maybe a fix for declarations

* streamArgs.aqua in test examples

* more aqua code with bugs

* FuncOp removed

* removed wrapNonEmpty

* fix TransformSpec

* fix SemanticSpec compilation, delete FuncOps

* Separated model/res, model/inline

* tiny fix

* Tests fixed

* TreeNode to wrap labels into cofree standard way

* TreeNodeCompanion with defauls show, equalsOrShowDiff for all Cofree trees we have

* Simple TagInlinerSpec

* Failing test in TagInlinerSpec

* test wip

* test fixed

* delete Node

* delete test-kit, move tests

* fix constants

* Failing TagInliner test

* More complex case for TagInlinerSpec

* TagInlinerSpec fix

* Split RawValueInliner, TagInliner

* Dumb case for ArrowInlinerSpec

* spec for stream renaming

* renaming stream test

* Exports fixed

* SeqModel.wrapWithEmpty for tests

* Deleted EmptyModel

* Bring back EmptyModel

* ArrowInlinerSpec wip

* ArrowInlinerSpec fixed

* Test fixed

* fix

* stream in callback test WIP

* Slightly better logging for TagInliner

* add example in aqua

* test update

* Removed occasional abilities override

* test

* AquaCompilerSpec WIP

* AquaCompilerSpec failing

* AquaCompilerSpec fixed

* fix test

* compiler test, add RestrictionTag

* break test

* fix stream passing to box arguments

* fix exports in context

* Do not reexport builtins

* init for topology bug

* test for topology

* Reproduced the import-reexport bug

* Hops are working...

* Issue #397 does not reproduce!

* foldJoin reproduces the bug

* Reexports inefficiently fixed

* Topology test fixed

* topology bug

* Cache compiled parts

* Cache compiled parts

* ignore the wip topology test

* delete test

* hanging

* add builtin

* Use linked-data-structure `equals` instead of recursive `hashCode`

* A bit more logs

* eq is faster than ==

* Try to join one by one

* op.identity for join

* reverting op.noop for join

* Fix for renaming when value has the same name as argument

* Bump the version to .6

* broken test for names

* second test for renaming

* this test works but i must break it

* add index in call

* JoinModel breaks test

* the test works fine with a fix, but we should check it closely. and `foldJoin.aqua` integration test become broken

* broken test with xor

* Fixed naming issue for lambda's variables substitution

* Topology bug wip

* Fixes #397

* Maybe fix

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Aqua

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Aqua is a new-gen language for distributed systems.

Aqua programs are executed on many peers, sequentially or in parallel, forming a single-use coordination network.

Aqua's runtime is heterogeneous: it includes browsers, servers, devices, all involved in solving a single task. Therefore, Aqua scripts are compiled into several targets at once, with AIR and Typescript as a default.

Please refer to Aqua Book to learn more about Aqua language.

Install and run

The easiest way to use Aqua is to download the latest build from npm: @fluencelabs/aqua.

npm i -g @fluencelabs/aqua
aqua --input src/aqua --output src/generated

Input directory should contain files with .aqua scripts.

Build from sources

If you want to build Aqua compiler from the sourcecode, you need Scala's sbt installed.

Aqua compiler itself can be compiled to and distributed either as JavaScript or Java file.

Build to JS

Run sbt cliJS/fullLinkOpt to build JavaScript file. You can find the compiled file in: cli/.js/target/scala-%scala-version%/cli-opt.

Then run it with node:

node aqua-%version_number%.js -i path/to/input/dir -o path/to/output/dir

Javascript build is the default for Aqua.

Build to JVM

Run sbt cli/assembly to build JAR file. It is located in cli/.jvm/target/scala-%scala-version%/

It requires java to run Aqua compiler in .jar file from the command line:

java -jar aqua-%version_number%.jar -i path/to/input/dir -o path/to/output/dir

Repository structure

  • types data types, arrows, stream types definitions and variance
  • parser - parser, takes source text and produces a source AST
  • model - middle-end, internal representation of the code, optimizations and transfromations
  • model/transform - optimizations and transfromations, converting model to the result, ready to be rendered
  • model/test-kit - tests and test helpers for the model and transformations
  • semantics - rules to convert source AST into the model
  • linker - checks dependencies between modules, builds and combines an abstract dependencies tree
  • backend - compilation backend interface
  • compiler - compiler as a pure function made from linker, semantics and backend
  • backend/air generates AIR code from the middle-end model
  • backend/ts - generates AIR code and Typescript wrappers for use with Fluence JS SDK
  • cli - CLI interface

References

Description
Programming language for distributed systems & p2p
Readme AGPL-3.0 29 MiB
Languages
Scala 90.9%
TypeScript 8.4%
JavaScript 0.7%