------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- The options of the contract verification tool together with some --- related operations. --- --- @author Michael Hanus --- @version April 2019 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- module ToolOptions ( Options(..), defaultOptions, processOptions , whenStatus, printWhenStatus, printWhenIntermediate, printWhenAll ) where import GetOpt import ReadNumeric ( readNat ) import System ( exitWith ) import System.CurryPath ( stripCurrySuffix ) data Options = Options { optVerb :: Int -- verbosity (0: quiet, 1: status, 2: interm, 3: all) , optHelp :: Bool -- if help info should be printed , optName :: String -- show only the name of a nonfail condition , optError :: Bool -- should `error` be considered as a failing function? , optRec :: Bool -- recursive, i.e., verify imported modules first? , optContract:: Bool -- consider pre/postconditions for verification? , optStrict :: Bool -- verify precondition w.r.t. strict evaluation? -- in this case, we assume that all operations are -- strictly evaluated which might give better results -- but not not be correct if some argument is not -- demanded (TODO: add demand analysis to make it -- safe and powerful) , optTime :: Bool -- show elapsed verification time? } defaultOptions :: Options defaultOptions = Options 1 False "" False False False False False --- Process the actual command line argument and return the options --- and the name of the main program. processOptions :: String -> [String] -> IO (Options,[String]) processOptions banner argv = do let (funopts, args, opterrors) = getOpt Permute options argv opts = foldl (flip id) defaultOptions funopts unless (null opterrors) (putStr (unlines opterrors) >> printUsage >> exitWith 1) when (optHelp opts) (printUsage >> exitWith 0) return (opts, map stripCurrySuffix args) where printUsage = putStrLn (banner ++ "\n" ++ usageText) -- Help text usageText :: String usageText = usageInfo ("Usage: curry-failfree [options] \n") options -- Definition of actual command line options. options :: [OptDescr (Options -> Options)] options = [ Option "h?" ["help"] (NoArg (\opts -> opts { optHelp = True })) "print help and exit" , Option "n" ["name"] (ReqArg (\s opts -> opts { optName = s }) "") "show only the name of a non-fail condition" , Option "q" ["quiet"] (NoArg (\opts -> opts { optVerb = 0 })) "run quietly (no output, only exit code)" , Option "v" ["verbosity"] (OptArg (maybe (checkVerb 2) (safeReadNat checkVerb)) "") "verbosity level:\n0: quiet (same as `-q')\n1: show status messages (default)\n2: show intermediate results (same as `-v')\n3: show all details (e.g., SMT scripts)" , Option "e" ["error"] (NoArg (\opts -> opts { optError = True })) "consider 'Prelude.error' as a failing operation" , Option "r" ["recursive"] (NoArg (\opts -> opts { optRec = True })) "recursive, i.e., verify imported modules first" , Option "c" ["contract"] (NoArg (\opts -> opts { optContract = True })) "consider contracts (pre/postcondition) for verification" , Option "s" ["strict"] (NoArg (\opts -> opts { optStrict = True })) "check contracts w.r.t. strict evaluation strategy" , Option "t" ["time"] (NoArg (\opts -> opts { optTime = True })) "show total verification time for each module" ] where safeReadNat opttrans s opts = let numError = error "Illegal number argument (try `-h' for help)" in maybe numError (\ (n,rs) -> if null rs then opttrans n opts else numError) (readNat s) checkVerb n opts = if n>=0 && n<4 then opts { optVerb = n } else error "Illegal verbosity level (try `-h' for help)" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- whenStatus :: Options -> IO () -> IO () whenStatus opts = when (optVerb opts > 0) printWhenStatus :: Options -> String -> IO () printWhenStatus opts s = whenStatus opts (printWT s) printWhenIntermediate :: Options -> String -> IO () printWhenIntermediate opts s = when (optVerb opts > 1) (printWT s) printWhenAll :: Options -> String -> IO () printWhenAll opts s = when (optVerb opts > 2) (printWT s) printWT :: String -> IO () printWT s = putStrLn $ s --"NON-FAILING ANALYSIS: " ++ s ---------------------------------------------------------------------------