1 ;;; -*- Mode: Lisp; Package: Maxima; Syntax: Common-Lisp; Base: 10 -*- ;;;;
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3 ;;; The data in this file contains enhancements. ;;;;;
5 ;;; Copyright (c) 1984,1987 by William Schelter,University of Texas ;;;;;
6 ;;; All rights reserved ;;;;;
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8 ;;; (c) Copyright 1981 Massachusetts Institute of Technology ;;;
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15 (defstruct (mgenarray (:conc-name mgenarray-
))
24 `(or cl
:array hash-table mgenarray
))
29 (defun marray-type (x)
30 ;; XXX: should this be etypecase? -rss
33 (hash-table 'hash-table
)
34 (mgenarray (mgenarray-type x
))))
36 (defmfun $make_array
(type &rest diml
)
37 (let ((ltype (assoc type
'(($float . flonum
)
39 ($fixnum . fixnum
)))))
40 ;; Check the dimensions. No check for number of dimensions.
42 (mapcar #'(lambda (u) (fixnump u
))
43 ;; For a functional array the list of dimensions
44 ;; starts at the third element of the list diml
45 (if (eq type
'$functional
)
49 (merror (intl:gettext
"make_array: dimensions must be integers; found ~M")
54 (make-array diml
:initial-element nil
))
56 (make-equal-hash-table (cdr diml
)))
58 ;; MAKE_ARRAY('FUNCTIONAL, LAMBDA(...), 'ARRAY_TYPE, ...)
59 ;; This is a memoizing array.
60 (unless (> (length diml
) 1)
61 (merror (intl:gettext
"make_array: not enough arguments for functional array specification.")))
62 (let ((ar (apply #'$make_array
(cadr diml
) (cddr diml
)))
66 (fillarray ar
(list (setq the-null fixunbound
))))
68 (fillarray ar
(list (setq the-null flounbound
))))
70 (fillarray ar
(list (setq the-null munbound
))))
72 ;; Nothing to do for hashed arrays. Is FUNCTIONAL here an error?
73 ;; No, it is the most useful case for a FUNCTIONAL array.
75 (make-mgenarray :type
'$functional
80 (merror (intl:gettext
"make_array: array type ~M not recognized.")
82 (make-array diml
:initial-element
(case (cdr ltype
)
87 (defun dimension-array-object (form result
)
88 (let ((mtype (marray-type form
)))
89 (if (eq mtype
'$functional
)
90 (dimension-array-object (mgenarray-content form
) result
)
91 (dimension-atom (format nil
"{Lisp Array: ~A}" form
) result
))))
93 (defun msize-array-object (x l r
)
94 (let ((mtype (marray-type x
)))
95 (if (eq mtype
'$functional
)
96 (msize-array-object (mgenarray-content x
) l r
)
97 (msize-atom (format nil
"{Lisp Array: ~A}" x
) l r
))))
99 (defun marray-check (a)
101 (case (marray-type a
)
103 (($any
) (mgenarray-content a
))
104 (($hashed $functional
)
105 ;; BUG: It does have a number of dimensions! Gosh. -GJC
106 (merror (intl:gettext
"MARRAY-CHECK: hashed array ~M has no dimension data.") a
))
108 (marray-type-unknown a
)))
109 (merror (intl:gettext
"MARRAY-CHECK: not an array: ~M") a
)))
111 (defmfun $array_dimension_n
(n a
)
112 (array-dimension (marray-check a
) n
))
114 (defun marray-type-unknown (x)
115 (merror (intl:gettext
"MARRAY-TYPE-UNKNOWN: array type ~S not recognized.")
118 (defun marrayref-gensub (aarray ind1 inds
)
119 (case (marray-type aarray
)
120 ;; We are using a CASE on the TYPE instead of a FUNCALL, (or SUBRCALL)
121 ;; because we are losers. All this stuff uses too many functions from
122 ;; the "MLISP" modual, which are not really suitable for the kind of
123 ;; speed and simplicity we want anyway. Ah me. Also, passing the single
124 ;; unconsed index IND1 around is a dubious optimization, which causes
125 ;; extra consing in the case of hashed arrays.
127 (unless (and (integerp ind1
) (every #'integerp inds
))
128 (bad-index-error (cons ind1 inds
)))
129 (apply #'aref aarray ind1 inds
))
130 ((hash-table) (gethash (if inds
(cons ind1 inds
) ind1
) aarray
))
132 (let ((value (let ((evarrp t
))
133 ;; special variable changes behavior of hashed-array
134 ;; referencing functions in case of not finding an element.
135 (catch 'evarrp
(marrayref-gensub
136 (mgenarray-content aarray
) ind1 inds
)))))
137 (if (equal value
(mgenarray-null aarray
))
138 (marrayset-gensub (apply #'mfuncall
139 (mgenarray-generator aarray
)
140 ;; the first argument we pass the
141 ;; function is a SELF variable.
143 ;; extra consing here! LEXPR madness.
146 (mgenarray-content aarray
) ind1 inds
)
149 (marray-type-unknown aarray
))))
151 ;; INDICES is a Lisp list, not a Maxima list.
152 (defun bad-index-error (indices)
153 (let ((m-indices (cons '(mlist) indices
)))
155 ((every #'(lambda (x) (or (specrepp x
) (integerp x
))) indices
)
156 (merror (intl::gettext
"array: indices cannot be special expressions (CRE, Taylor or Poisson); found: ~M") m-indices
))
157 ((every #'(lambda (x) (or ($mapatom x
) (integerp x
))) indices
)
158 (merror (intl::gettext
"array: indices cannot be plain or subscripted symbols; found: ~M") m-indices
))
160 (merror (intl::gettext
"array: indices must be literal integers; found: ~M") m-indices
)))))
162 (defun marrayset-gensub (val aarray ind1 inds
)
163 (case (marray-type aarray
)
165 (unless (and (integerp ind1
) (every #'integerp inds
))
166 (bad-index-error (cons ind1 inds
)))
167 (setf (apply #'aref aarray ind1 inds
) val
))
168 ((hash-table) (setf (gethash (if inds
(cons ind1 inds
) ind1
) aarray
) val
))
170 (marrayset-gensub val
(mgenarray-content aarray
) ind1 inds
))
172 (marray-type-unknown aarray
))))
174 ;; Extensions to MEVAL.
176 (defun meval1-extend (form)
177 (let ((l (mevalargs (cdr form
))))
178 (marrayref-gensub (caar form
) (car l
) (cdr l
))))
180 (defun arrstore-extend (a l r
)
181 (marrayset-gensub r a
(car l
) (cdr l
)))