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[query] Delete Bindings, AggEnv and GenericBindingEnv - #15924
Part of a stack that writes IR scoping once, as functions of the bound values, so the
planned abstract interpretation driver can share it with every other pass. #15918 has
the full motivation.
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The change removes Bindings, AggEnv, GenericBindingEnv, and related binding helpers. It updates the IR checklist and nesting-depth comment to refer to ChildEnv, and removes a test that compared child environments.
Removes Bindings, AggEnv, GenericBindingEnv, related BindingEnv methods, and matrix and table binding-index helpers.
Update IR guidance and tests hail/hail/src/is/hail/expr/ir/add-ir-checklist.txt, hail/hail/test/src/is/hail/expr/ir/IRSuite.scala, hail/hail/test/src/is/hail/expr/ir/lowering/NestingDepthSuite.scala
Updates the checklist to direct node authors to ChildEnv and Binds. Removes the child-environment comparison test and updates a comment to refer to ChildEnv.get.
hail-is/hail#15919: Adds Binds and ChildEnv as replacements for Bindings.get.
hail-is/hail#15920: Changes IR child traversal to use ChildEnv and Scopes instead of Bindings.
hail-is/hail#15918: Introduces Scopes and the BindingEnv scope instance used by Binds and ChildEnv.
Suggested reviewers:patrick-schultz, chrisvittal
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 722f6
The cleanup is mergeable with a bounded test-coverage follow-up: retain focused checks for StreamZipJoinProducers child scopes. No current behavioral failure was established.
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Add a test that constructs StreamZipJoinProducers under an outer scope with eval, agg, and scan nam…
3973-3973: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Add a test that constructs StreamZipJoinProducers under an outer scope with eval, agg, and scan names.
This PR removes the only test that checked ChildEnv.get output for StreamZipJoinProducers under mixed eval, agg, and scan scopes. No test in hail/hail/test/src constructs this node now, so a wrong child scope for its children would not be caught by a test that names it. zipJoin2IR builds StreamZipJoin, not StreamZipJoinProducers, so it does not cover this node.
Add a case that builds StreamZipJoinProducers(contexts, ctxName, makeProducer, key, curKey, curVals, joinF) inside an outer binder that introduces eval, agg, and scan names. Check that each child sees the expected names. Other suites already exercise scope placement for AggFilter, aggFoldIR, ApplyScanOp, and aggElements, so this case covers only the lost node.
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Review comment at @hail/hail/test/src/is/hail/expr/ir/IRSuite.scala at line
3973:
Add a focused IRSuite test that constructs StreamZipJoinProducers inside an
outer binder introducing eval, agg, and scan names, then checks ChildEnv.get for
each child against the expected names. Keep the test limited to this node; do
not rely on zipJoin2IR, which exercises StreamZipJoin instead.
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Stack 2 of 7. Based on #15918.
## Why
Part of a stack that writes IR scoping once, as functions of the bound
values, so the
planned abstract interpretation driver can share it with every other
pass. #15918 has
the full motivation.
This PR adds the scoping functions and the code that picks one for a
given child. It is
a lot of code. Most nodes now appear three times, and `ChildEnv.scala`
plus `Binds.scala`
are about 1,190 lines, where the `Bindings` code they replace is about
390. A reviewer
could fairly call it hideous. Each layer is there because some callers
can't use the
layer above it.
```text
ChildEnv.get(e, ir, i)(v) layer 1: match on the node, one line each
ChildEnv.streamMap(e, i, name, children)(v) layer 2: pick child i, read types from
children(0 until i), make values with v
Binds.streamMap(e, name, elt) layer 3: the scoping rule
```
- **Layer 3, `Binds`.** Name fields and values in, env out. No node, no
types, no child
index. The abstract interpreter's driver will call this layer. Its
values come from the
analysis, so it has no types or children to hand over. The parser and
`PruneDeadFields`' per-node cases will call it too.
- **Layer 2, `ChildEnv.<node>`.** Reads types from a list of children,
not from the node,
and only from children before `i`. So a caller can use it before the
node exists. Two
later changes need that: a parser that types each node as it builds it,
and walkers
that build each node once.
- **Layer 1, `ChildEnv.get`.** For generic passes that hold a built
node. It replaces
`Bindings.get`. At one line per node it is about 2.1 KB of bytecode,
under the
8000-byte limit above which HotSpot won't JIT-compile a method.
`Bindings.get` did all three jobs in one function, so no caller could
reuse only the part
it needed.
The duplication is mechanical: a layer-2 function is a few lines that
read types and call
layer 3. A temporary test, `IRSuite.testChildEnvAgreesWithBindings`,
checks that the three
layers give the same env as `Bindings.get` for every child of every IR
in `IRSuite`. It
goes with `Bindings` in #15924.
## Summary
`Binds` has one rule per (node, child) whose env differs from its
parent's, written
against `Scopes`. `ChildEnv.get` picks the rule for a child.
```scala
ChildEnv.get[E[_]: Scopes, A](e: E[A], ir: BaseIR, i: Int)(v: (Name, Type) => A): E[A]
// picks child i, reads types from the earlier children, calls the node's Binds rule;
// v makes the value each name is bound to
Binds.streamMap[E[_]: Scopes, A](e: E[A], name: Name, elt: A): E[A] =
e.bind(EVAL, FastSeq(name -> elt))
```
`main`'s `Binds.apply` had one caller, `Simplify`, which now asks
`ChildEnv`:
```diff
-Binds(ir1, name, idx)
+bindsEval(ir1, name, idx) // ChildEnv.get(empty, ir1, idx)(...).eval.contains(name)
```
`Bindings.applyRecord` applies an old `Bindings` record through
`Scopes`, so a temporary
test can compare old and new.
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Nothing calls the old scoping code now that every caller uses ChildEnv.get.
This deletes Bindings, AggEnv, GenericBindingEnv and BindingEnv's extend,
subtract and bindRelational, plus BindingEnv and Env helpers that were
already unused on main, and the IndexedSeq[Int] binding helpers on the
TableType and MatrixType companions. It also deletes IRSuite's test that
checked ChildEnv against Bindings.get. The IR checklist now names ChildEnv
and Binds.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Stack 7 of 7. Based on #15923.
Why
Part of a stack that writes IR scoping once, as functions of the bound values, so the
planned abstract interpretation driver can share it with every other pass. #15918 has
the full motivation.
After #15923 nothing calls the old scoping code.
Summary
Nothing calls the old scoping code.
The IR checklist now names
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