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1 /*
2 * SysDB - src/include/parser/ast.h
3 * Copyright (C) 2013-2015 Sebastian 'tokkee' Harl <sh@tokkee.org>
4 * All rights reserved.
5 *
6 * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
7 * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
8 * are met:
9 * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
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14 *
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25 * ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
26 */
28 /*
29 * The SysDB query language AST describes the parse-tree of an SysQL query.
30 */
32 #ifndef SDB_PARSER_AST_H
33 #define SDB_PARSER_AST_H 1
35 #include "core/data.h"
36 #include "core/time.h"
37 #include "core/object.h"
39 #include <assert.h>
41 #ifdef __cplusplus
42 extern "C" {
43 #endif
45 /*
46 * sdb_ast_node_type_t describes the type of an AST node.
47 */
48 typedef enum {
49 /* command nodes */
50 SDB_AST_TYPE_FETCH = 1,
51 SDB_AST_TYPE_LIST = 2,
52 SDB_AST_TYPE_LOOKUP = 3,
53 SDB_AST_TYPE_STORE = 4,
54 SDB_AST_TYPE_TIMESERIES = 5,
56 /* generic expressions */
57 SDB_AST_TYPE_OPERATOR = 100,
58 SDB_AST_TYPE_ITERATOR = 101,
60 /* values */
61 SDB_AST_TYPE_CONST = 200,
62 SDB_AST_TYPE_VALUE = 201,
64 SDB_AST_TYPE_TYPED = 210,
65 } sdb_ast_node_type_t;
67 /*
68 * sdb_ast_operator_t describes the type of an operator.
69 */
70 typedef enum {
71 /* logical and comparison operators */
72 #define SDB_AST_IS_LOGICAL(n) \
73 ((((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_OPERATOR) \
74 && ((SDB_AST_AND <= SDB_AST_OP(n)->kind) \
75 && (SDB_AST_OP(n)->kind <= SDB_AST_IN))) \
76 || (((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_ITERATOR) \
77 && ((SDB_AST_ALL <= SDB_AST_ITER(n)->kind) \
78 && (SDB_AST_ITER(n)->kind <= SDB_AST_ANY))))
79 SDB_AST_AND = 1000,
80 SDB_AST_OR = 1001,
81 SDB_AST_NOT = 1002,
83 SDB_AST_LT = 1010,
84 SDB_AST_LE = 1011,
85 SDB_AST_EQ = 1012,
86 SDB_AST_NE = 1013,
87 SDB_AST_GE = 1014,
88 SDB_AST_GT = 1015,
89 SDB_AST_REGEX = 1016,
90 SDB_AST_NREGEX = 1017,
91 SDB_AST_ISNULL = 1018,
92 SDB_AST_IN = 1019,
94 /* arithmetic expressions */
95 #define SDB_AST_IS_ARITHMETIC(n) \
96 (((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_CONST) \
97 || ((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_VALUE) \
98 || ((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_TYPED) \
99 || (((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_OPERATOR) \
100 && ((SDB_AST_ADD <= SDB_AST_OP(n)->kind) \
101 && (SDB_AST_OP(n)->kind <= SDB_AST_CONCAT))))
102 SDB_AST_ADD = 2000,
103 SDB_AST_SUB = 2001,
104 SDB_AST_MUL = 2002,
105 SDB_AST_DIV = 2003,
106 SDB_AST_MOD = 2004,
107 SDB_AST_CONCAT = 2005,
109 /* iterators */
110 #define SDB_AST_IS_ITERATOR(n) \
111 (((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_ITERATOR) \
112 && ((SDB_AST_ALL <= SDB_AST_ITER(n)->kind) \
113 && (SDB_AST_ITER(n)->kind <= SDB_AST_ANY)))
114 SDB_AST_ALL = 3000,
115 SDB_AST_ANY = 3001,
116 } sdb_ast_operator_t;
118 #define SDB_AST_OP_TO_STRING(op) \
119 (((op) == SDB_AST_AND) ? "AND" \
120 : ((op) == SDB_AST_OR) ? "OR" \
121 : ((op) == SDB_AST_NOT) ? "NOT" \
122 : ((op) == SDB_AST_LT) ? "LT" \
123 : ((op) == SDB_AST_LE) ? "LE" \
124 : ((op) == SDB_AST_EQ) ? "EQ" \
125 : ((op) == SDB_AST_NE) ? "NE" \
126 : ((op) == SDB_AST_GE) ? "GE" \
127 : ((op) == SDB_AST_GT) ? "GT" \
128 : ((op) == SDB_AST_REGEX) ? "REGEX" \
129 : ((op) == SDB_AST_NREGEX) ? "NREGEX" \
130 : ((op) == SDB_AST_ISNULL) ? "ISNULL" \
131 : ((op) == SDB_AST_IN) ? "IN" \
132 : ((op) == SDB_AST_ADD) ? "ADD" \
133 : ((op) == SDB_AST_SUB) ? "SUB" \
134 : ((op) == SDB_AST_MUL) ? "MUL" \
135 : ((op) == SDB_AST_DIV) ? "DIV" \
136 : ((op) == SDB_AST_MOD) ? "MOD" \
137 : ((op) == SDB_AST_CONCAT) ? "CONCAT" \
138 : ((op) == SDB_AST_ALL) ? "ALL" \
139 : ((op) == SDB_AST_ANY) ? "ANY" \
140 : "UNKNOWN")
142 #define SDB_AST_TYPE_TO_STRING(n) \
143 (((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_FETCH) ? "FETCH" \
144 : ((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_LIST) ? "LIST" \
145 : ((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_LOOKUP) ? "LOOKUP" \
146 : ((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_STORE) ? "STORE" \
147 : ((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_TIMESERIES) ? "TIMESERIES" \
148 : ((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_OPERATOR) \
149 ? SDB_AST_OP_TO_STRING(SDB_AST_OP(n)->kind) \
150 : ((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_ITERATOR) ? "ITERATOR" \
151 : ((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_CONST) ? "CONSTANT" \
152 : ((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_VALUE) ? "VALUE" \
153 : ((n)->type == SDB_AST_TYPE_TYPED) ? "TYPED VALUE" \
154 : "UNKNOWN")
156 /*
157 * sdb_ast_node_t is the interface for AST nodes. The first field of any
158 * actual implementation of the interface is of type sdb_ast_node_t to
159 * fascilitate casting between the interface and implementation types.
160 *
161 * It inherits from sdb_object_t and instances may safely be cast to a generic
162 * object as well.
163 */
164 typedef struct {
165 sdb_object_t super;
167 /* type describes the type of the actual node */
168 int type;
170 /* data-type describes the type of the result value */
171 int data_type;
172 } sdb_ast_node_t;
173 #define SDB_AST_NODE(obj) ((sdb_ast_node_t *)(obj))
175 /*
176 * sdb_ast_op_t represents a simple operation.
177 */
178 typedef struct {
179 sdb_ast_node_t super;
180 int kind;
181 /* left operand is NULL for unary expressions */
182 sdb_ast_node_t *left;
183 sdb_ast_node_t *right;
184 } sdb_ast_op_t;
185 #define SDB_AST_OP(obj) ((sdb_ast_op_t *)(obj))
186 #define SDB_AST_OP_INIT \
187 { { SDB_OBJECT_INIT, SDB_AST_TYPE_OPERATOR, -1 }, -1, NULL, NULL }
189 /*
190 * sdb_ast_iter_t represents an iterator.
191 */
192 typedef struct {
193 sdb_ast_node_t super;
194 int kind;
195 sdb_ast_node_t *iter;
196 /* exactly one operand of the expression has to be unset and will be
197 * filled in by the iterator value */
198 sdb_ast_node_t *expr;
199 } sdb_ast_iter_t;
200 #define SDB_AST_ITER(obj) ((sdb_ast_iter_t *)(obj))
201 #define SDB_AST_ITER_INIT \
202 { { SDB_OBJECT_INIT, SDB_AST_TYPE_ITERATOR, -1 }, -1, NULL, NULL }
204 /*
205 * sdb_ast_typed_t represents a typed value.
206 */
207 typedef struct {
208 sdb_ast_node_t super;
209 int type;
210 sdb_ast_node_t *expr;
211 } sdb_ast_typed_t;
212 #define SDB_AST_TYPED(obj) ((sdb_ast_typed_t *)(obj))
213 #define SDB_AST_TYPED_INIT \
214 { { SDB_OBJECT_INIT, SDB_AST_TYPE_TYPED, -1 }, -1, NULL }
216 /*
217 * sdb_ast_const_t represents a constant value.
218 */
219 typedef struct {
220 sdb_ast_node_t super;
221 sdb_data_t value;
222 } sdb_ast_const_t;
223 #define SDB_AST_CONST(obj) ((sdb_ast_const_t *)(obj))
224 #define SDB_AST_CONST_INIT \
225 { { SDB_OBJECT_INIT, SDB_AST_TYPE_CONST, -1 }, SDB_DATA_INIT }
227 /*
228 * sdb_ast_value_t represents an object-specific value: sibling nodes,
229 * attributes, or field values.
230 */
231 typedef struct {
232 sdb_ast_node_t super;
233 int type; /* attribute or field */
234 char *name; /* object name; optional */
235 } sdb_ast_value_t;
236 #define SDB_AST_VALUE(obj) ((sdb_ast_value_t *)(obj))
237 #define SDB_AST_VALUE_INIT \
238 { { SDB_OBJECT_INIT, SDB_AST_TYPE_VALUE, -1 }, -1, NULL }
240 /*
241 * sdb_ast_fetch_t represents a FETCH command.
242 */
243 typedef struct {
244 sdb_ast_node_t super;
245 int obj_type;
246 char *hostname; /* optional */
247 char *name;
248 sdb_ast_node_t *filter; /* optional */
249 } sdb_ast_fetch_t;
250 #define SDB_AST_FETCH(obj) ((sdb_ast_fetch_t *)(obj))
251 #define SDB_AST_FETCH_INIT \
252 { { SDB_OBJECT_INIT, SDB_AST_TYPE_FETCH, -1 }, -1, NULL, NULL, NULL }
254 /*
255 * sdb_ast_list_t represents a LIST command.
256 */
257 typedef struct {
258 sdb_ast_node_t super;
259 int obj_type;
260 sdb_ast_node_t *filter; /* optional */
261 } sdb_ast_list_t;
262 #define SDB_AST_LIST(obj) ((sdb_ast_list_t *)(obj))
263 #define SDB_AST_LIST_INIT \
264 { { SDB_OBJECT_INIT, SDB_AST_TYPE_LIST, -1 }, -1, NULL }
266 /*
267 * sdb_ast_lookup_t represents a LOOKUP command.
268 */
269 typedef struct {
270 sdb_ast_node_t super;
271 int obj_type;
272 sdb_ast_node_t *matcher; /* optional */
273 sdb_ast_node_t *filter; /* optional */
274 } sdb_ast_lookup_t;
275 #define SDB_AST_LOOKUP(obj) ((sdb_ast_lookup_t *)(obj))
276 #define SDB_AST_LOOKUP_INIT \
277 { { SDB_OBJECT_INIT, SDB_AST_TYPE_LOOKUP, -1 }, -1, NULL, NULL }
279 /*
280 * sdb_ast_store_t represents a STORE command.
281 */
282 typedef struct {
283 sdb_ast_node_t super;
284 int obj_type;
285 char *hostname; /* optional */
286 int parent_type; /* optional */
287 char *parent; /* optional */
288 char *name;
289 sdb_time_t last_update;
291 /* metric specific */
292 char *store_type;
293 char *store_id;
295 /* attribute specific */
296 sdb_data_t value;
297 } sdb_ast_store_t;
298 #define SDB_AST_STORE(obj) ((sdb_ast_store_t *)(obj))
299 #define SDB_AST_STORE_INIT \
300 { { SDB_OBJECT_INIT, SDB_AST_TYPE_STORE, -1 }, \
301 -1, NULL, -1, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, SDB_DATA_INIT }
303 /*
304 * sdb_ast_timeseries_t represents a TIMESERIES command.
305 */
306 typedef struct {
307 sdb_ast_node_t super;
308 char *hostname;
309 char *metric;
310 sdb_time_t start;
311 sdb_time_t end;
312 } sdb_ast_timeseries_t;
313 #define SDB_AST_TIMESERIES(obj) ((sdb_ast_timeseries_t *)(obj))
314 #define SDB_AST_TIMESERIES_INIT \
315 { { SDB_OBJECT_INIT, SDB_AST_TYPE_TIMESERIES, -1 }, NULL, NULL, 0, 0 }
317 /*
318 * AST constructors:
319 * Newly created nodes take ownership of any dynamically allocated objects
320 * (node objects, dynamically allocated constant values, strings). The memory
321 * will be freed when destroying the node using sdb_object_deref.
322 *
323 * The constructors do not verify any arguments. The analyzer has to be used
324 * for that purpose.
325 */
327 /*
328 * sdb_ast_op_create:
329 * Creates an AST node representing a simple (ary or unary) operation. The
330 * newly created node takes ownership of the left and right nodes.
331 */
332 sdb_ast_node_t *
333 sdb_ast_op_create(int kind, sdb_ast_node_t *left, sdb_ast_node_t *right);
335 /*
336 * sdb_ast_iter_create:
337 * Creates an AST node representing an iterator. The newly created node takes
338 * ownership of the iter and expr nodes.
339 */
340 sdb_ast_node_t *
341 sdb_ast_iter_create(int kind, sdb_ast_node_t *iter, sdb_ast_node_t *expr);
343 /*
344 * sdb_ast_typed_create:
345 * Creates an AST node representing a typed expression. Thew newly created
346 * node takes ownership of the expr node.
347 */
348 sdb_ast_node_t *
349 sdb_ast_typed_create(int type, sdb_ast_node_t *expr);
351 /*
352 * sdb_ast_const_create:
353 * Creates an AST node representing a constant value. The newly created node
354 * takes ownership of the value object.
355 */
356 sdb_ast_node_t *
357 sdb_ast_const_create(sdb_data_t value);
359 /*
360 * sdb_ast_value_create:
361 * Creates an AST node representing an object-specific value (sibling nodes,
362 * attributes, or field values). The newly created node takes ownership of the
363 * string value.
364 */
365 sdb_ast_node_t *
366 sdb_ast_value_create(int type, char *name);
368 /*
369 * sdb_ast_fetch_create:
370 * Creates an AST node representing a FETCH command. The newly created node
371 * takes ownership of the strings and the filter node.
372 */
373 sdb_ast_node_t *
374 sdb_ast_fetch_create(int obj_type, char *hostname, char *name,
375 sdb_ast_node_t *filter);
377 /*
378 * sdb_ast_list_create:
379 * Creates an AST node representing a LIST command. The newly created node
380 * takes ownership of the filter node.
381 */
382 sdb_ast_node_t *
383 sdb_ast_list_create(int obj_type, sdb_ast_node_t *filter);
385 /*
386 * sdb_ast_lookup_create:
387 * Creates an AST node representing a LOOKUP command. The newly created node
388 * takes ownership of the matcher and filter nodes.
389 */
390 sdb_ast_node_t *
391 sdb_ast_lookup_create(int obj_type, sdb_ast_node_t *matcher,
392 sdb_ast_node_t *filter);
394 /*
395 * sdb_ast_store_create:
396 * Creates an AST node representing a STORE command. Thew newly created node
397 * takes ownership of all strings and the value object.
398 */
399 sdb_ast_node_t *
400 sdb_ast_store_create(int obj_type, char *hostname,
401 int parent_type, char *parent, char *name, sdb_time_t last_update,
402 char *store_type, char *store_id, sdb_data_t value);
404 /*
405 * sdb_ast_timeseries_create:
406 * Creates an AST node representing a TIMESERIES command. The newly created
407 * node takes ownership of the strings.
408 */
409 sdb_ast_node_t *
410 sdb_ast_timeseries_create(char *hostname, char *metric,
411 sdb_time_t start, sdb_time_t end);
413 #ifdef __cplusplus
414 } /* extern "C" */
415 #endif
417 #endif /* ! SDB_PARSER_AST_H */
419 /* vim: set tw=78 sw=4 ts=4 noexpandtab : */