Merge pull request #1 from 0x5eal/chore/ffi-types

Update Luau types
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--[=[ -- NOTE: T is a unique identifier for the `CType` and R is the closest Lua type.
@interface Box export type CType<T, R> = {
@within FFI size: number,
signedness: boolean,
Box is an untyped, sized memory area that Lua can manage. ptr: (self: CType<T, R>) -> CPtr<R>,
This area is safe within Lua. Operations have their boundaries checked. box: (self: CType<T, R>, val: R) -> Box,
-- FIXME: recursive types; ud should be CTypes
from: (self: CType<T, R>, ud: any, offset: number?) -> R,
into: (self: CType<T, R>, ud: any, value: R, offset: number?) -> (),
arr: (self: CType<T, R>, len: number) -> CArr<R>,
-- FIXME: recursive types; intoType should be CTypes
cast: <F, I>(self: CType<T, R>, intoType: any, from: F, into: I) -> (),
} & { ["__phantom"]: T }
You can passing box as raw arguments or as pointer to outside. export type CPtr<T> = {
It also helps you handle data that Lua cannot handle. or you can reuse box to save cost from convertsion. size: number,
Depending on the type, operations such as sum, mul, and mod may be implemented. See Types inner: T?,
}
```lua export type CArr<T> = {
ffi.box(size) size: number,
``` length: number,
This is a dictionary that will contain the following values: inner: { T }?,
* `readOnly` - If the target path is read-only or not offset: (self: CArr<T>, offset: number) -> number,
]=] ptr: (self: CArr<T>) -> CPtr<{ T }>,
box: (self: CArr<T>, table: { T }) -> Box,
-- FIXME: recursive types; ud should be CTypes
from: (self: CArr<T>, ud: any, offset: number?) -> { T },
into: (self: CArr<T>, ud: any, value: { T }, offset: number?) -> (),
}
type NumCType<T> = CType<T, number>
-- Fixed size Rust-style types --
export type u8 = NumCType<"u8">
export type u16 = NumCType<"u16">
export type u32 = NumCType<"u32">
export type u64 = NumCType<"u64">
export type u128 = NumCType<"u128">
export type i8 = NumCType<"i8">
export type i16 = NumCType<"i16">
export type i32 = NumCType<"i32">
export type i64 = NumCType<"i64">
export type i128 = NumCType<"i128">
export type f32 = NumCType<"f32">
export type f64 = NumCType<"f64">
export type usize = NumCType<"usize">
export type isize = NumCType<"isize">
-- Variable size C-style types --
export type char = NumCType<"char">
export type float = NumCType<"float">
export type double = NumCType<"double">
export type uchar = NumCType<"uchar">
export type schar = NumCType<"schar">
export type short = NumCType<"short">
export type ushort = NumCType<"ushort">
export type int = NumCType<"int">
export type uint = NumCType<"uint">
export type long = NumCType<"long">
export type ulong = NumCType<"ulong">
export type longlong = NumCType<"longlong">
export type ulonglong = NumCType<"ulonglong">
export type CFn = {
caller: (self: CFn, fnPtr: Ref) -> Callable,
}
export type CTypes =
| u8
| u16
| u32
| u64
| u128
| i8
| i16
| i32
| i64
| i128
| f32
| f64
| usize
| isize
| char
| float
| double
| uchar
| schar
| short
| ushort
| int
| uint
| long
| ulong
| longlong
| ulonglong
export type Ref = {
deref: (self: Ref) -> Ref,
offset: (self: Ref, offset: number) -> Ref,
ref: (self: Ref) -> Ref,
isNullptr: (self: Ref) -> boolean,
}
export type Box = { export type Box = {
size: number, size: number,
ref: (self: Box)->Ref,
}
export type BoxConstructor = (size: number)->Box
export type Type = {} zero: (self: Box) -> Box,
leak: (self: Box, offset: number?) -> Ref,
---! FIXME: better typing for PointerSize ref: (self: Box, offset: number?) -> Ref,
export type PointerSize = number -- typeof(5) | typeof(8)
export type Arr<T> = {
inner: T,
size: number,
ptr: (self: Arr<T>) -> any,
} }
--[=[ export type Library = {
@interface Ptr find: (self: Library, sym: string) -> Ref,
@within FFI
]=]
---! FIXME: due to recursive type limition. hardcoded 6 depth. better idea?
export type Ptr<T> = {
inner: T,
size: PointerSize,
ptr: (self: Ptr<T>)->PtrPtr<Ptr<T>>,
arr: (self: Ptr<T>, size: number) -> Arr<Ptr<T>>,
}
export type PtrPtr<T> = {
inner: T,
size: PointerSize,
ptr: (self: PtrPtr<T>)->PtrPtrPtr<PtrPtr<T>>,
arr: (self: PtrPtr<T>, size: number) -> Arr<PtrPtr<T>>,
}
export type PtrPtrPtr<T> = {
inner: T,
size: PointerSize,
ptr: (self: PtrPtrPtr<T>)->PtrPtrPtrPtr<PtrPtrPtr<T>>,
arr: (self: PtrPtrPtr<T>, size: number) -> Arr<PtrPtrPtr<T>>,
}
export type PtrPtrPtrPtr<T> = {
inner: T,
size: PointerSize,
ptr: (self: PtrPtrPtrPtr<T>)->PtrPtrPtrPtrPtr<PtrPtrPtrPtr<T>>,
arr: (self: PtrPtrPtrPtr<T>, size: number) -> Arr<PtrPtrPtrPtr<T>>,
}
export type PtrPtrPtrPtrPtr<T> = {
inner: T,
size: PointerSize,
ptr: (self: PtrPtrPtrPtrPtr<T>)->PtrPtrPtrPtrPtrPtr<PtrPtrPtrPtrPtr<T>>,
arr: (self: PtrPtrPtrPtrPtr<T>, size: number) -> Arr<PtrPtrPtrPtrPtr<T>>,
}
export type PtrPtrPtrPtrPtrPtr<T> = {
inner: T,
size: PointerSize,
ptr: (self: PtrPtrPtrPtrPtrPtr<T>)->any, -- Yes. At this point. more type is useless.
arr: (self: PtrPtrPtrPtrPtrPtr<T>, size: number) -> Arr<PtrPtrPtrPtrPtrPtr<T>>,
} }
export type Callable = {
call: (self: Callable, retPtr: Ref, ...Box) -> (),
}
local ffi = {}
ffi.u8 = (nil :: unknown) :: u8
ffi.u16 = {} :: u16
ffi.u32 = {} :: u32
ffi.u64 = {} :: u64
ffi.u128 = {} :: u128
ffi.i8 = {} :: i8
ffi.i16 = {} :: i16
ffi.i32 = {} :: i32
ffi.i64 = {} :: i64
ffi.i128 = {} :: i128
ffi.f32 = {} :: f32
ffi.f64 = {} :: f64
ffi.usize = {} :: usize
ffi.isize = {} :: isize
ffi.char = {} :: char
ffi.float = {} :: float
ffi.double = {} :: double
ffi.uchar = {} :: uchar
ffi.schar = {} :: schar
ffi.short = {} :: short
ffi.ushort = {} :: ushort
ffi.int = {} :: int
ffi.uint = {} :: uint
ffi.long = {} :: long
ffi.ulong = {} :: ulong
ffi.longlong = {} :: longlong
ffi.ulonglong = {} :: ulonglong
ffi.nullptr = {} :: Ref
function ffi.box(size: number): Box
return nil :: any
end
function ffi.open(path: string): Library
return nil :: any
end
function ffi.ref(): Ref
return nil :: any
end
function ffi.isInteger<T>(val: T): boolean
return nil :: any
end
function ffi.fn<T>(args: { CTypes }, ret: CTypes): CFn
return nil :: any
end
return ffi