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mie/mie/ir/op-definition.c
Max Wash 11fc7a6ca9 mie: implement an interface system for ops
this system allows dialects to register named interfaces, which are collections of function
pointers. an op can then implement this interface, providing callbacks for the interface's
virtual function pointers.

C code can request a pointer to an op's implementation of a given interface and call
virtual functions with no knowledge required about the op itself. this functonality
will also be extended to types, attributes, and dialects themselves.
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#include <blue/ds/string.h>
#include <mie/dialect/dialect.h>
#include <mie/ir/op-definition.h>
struct mie_op_definition *mie_op_definition_create(
struct mie_dialect *parent, const char *name)
{
struct mie_op_definition *out = malloc(sizeof *out);
if (!out) {
return NULL;
}
out->op_name = b_strdup(name);
if (!out->op_name) {
free(out);
return NULL;
}
out->op_parent = parent;
mie_trait_table_init(&out->op_traits);
mie_interface_map_init(&out->op_iface);
b_rope name_rope = B_ROPE_CSTR(name);
mie_id_map_put(&parent->d_ops, &out->op_id, &name_rope);
return out;
}
enum mie_status mie_op_definition_add_trait(
struct mie_op_definition *op, const struct mie_trait *trait)
{
return mie_trait_table_put(&op->op_traits, trait);
}
enum mie_status mie_op_definition_add_interface(
struct mie_op_definition *op, struct mie_interface *interface)
{
return mie_interface_map_put(&op->op_iface, interface);
}