ghc-9.13: The GHC API
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GHC.Iface.Load

Description

Loading interface files

Synopsis

Documentation

loadModuleInterface :: SDoc -> Module -> TcM ModIface Source #

Load interface directly for a fully qualified Module. (This is a fairly rare operation, but in particular it is used to load orphan modules in order to pull their instances into the global package table and to handle some operations in GHCi).

loadModuleInterfaces :: SDoc -> [Module] -> TcM () Source #

Load interfaces for a collection of modules.

loadSrcInterface :: SDoc -> ModuleName -> IsBootInterface -> PkgQual -> RnM ModIface Source #

Load the interface corresponding to an import directive in source code. On a failure, fail in the monad with an error message.

loadInterfaceForName :: SDoc -> Name -> TcRn ModIface Source #

Loads the interface for a given Name. Should only be called for an imported name; otherwise loadSysInterface may not find the interface

loadInterfaceForModule :: SDoc -> Module -> TcRn ModIface Source #

Loads the interface for a given Module.

loadSysInterface :: SDoc -> Module -> IfM lcl ModIface Source #

Loads a system interface and throws an exception if it fails

loadUserInterface :: IsBootInterface -> SDoc -> Module -> IfM lcl ModIface Source #

Loads a user interface and throws an exception if it fails. The first parameter indicates whether we should import the boot variant of the module

loadExternalGraphBelow Source #

Arguments

:: (Module -> SDoc) 
-> Maybe HomeUnit

The current home unit

-> Set ExternalKey 
-> [Module] 
-> IfM lcl (Set ExternalKey) 

Load the part of the external module graph which is transitively reachable from the given modules.

This operation is used just before TH splices are run (in getLinkDeps).

A field in the EPS tracks which home modules are already fully loaded, which we use here to avoid trying to load them a second time.

The function takes a set of keys which are currently in the process of being loaded. This is used to avoid duplicating work by loading keys twice if they appear along multiple paths in the transitive closure. Once the interface and all its dependencies are loaded, the key is added to the "fully loaded" set, so we know that it and it's transitive closure are present in the graph.

Note that being "in progress" is different from being "fully loaded", consider if there is an exception during loadExternalGraphBelow, then an "in progress" item may fail to become fully loaded.

findAndReadIface Source #

Arguments

:: HscEnv 
-> SDoc

Reason for loading the iface (used for tracing)

-> InstalledModule

The unique identifier of the on-disk module we're looking for

-> Module

The *actual* module we're looking for. We use this to check the consistency of the requirements of the module we read out.

-> IsBootInterface

Looking for .hi-boot or .hi file

-> IO (MaybeErr MissingInterfaceError (ModIface, ModLocation)) 

readIface :: DynFlags -> NameCache -> Module -> FilePath -> IO (MaybeErr ReadInterfaceError ModIface) Source #

readIface tries just the one file.

Failed err = file not found, or unreadable, or illegible Succeeded iface = successfully found and parsed

writeIface :: Logger -> Profile -> CompressionIFace -> FilePath -> ModIface -> IO () Source #

Write interface file

moduleFreeHolesPrecise :: SDoc -> Module -> TcRnIf gbl lcl (MaybeErr MissingInterfaceError (UniqDSet ModuleName)) Source #

Compute the signatures which must be compiled in order to load the interface for a Module. The output of this function is always a subset of moduleFreeHoles; it is more precise because in signature p[A=<A>,B=<B>]:B, although the free holes are A and B, B might not depend on A at all!

If this is invoked on a signature, this does NOT include the signature itself; e.g. precise free module holes of p[A=<A>,B=<B>]:B never includes B.

loadWiredInHomeIface :: Name -> IfM lcl () Source #

An IfM function to load the home interface for a wired-in thing, so that we're sure that we see its instance declarations and rules See Note [Loading instances for wired-in things]

data WhereFrom Source #

Reason for loading an interface file

Used to figure out whether we want to consider loading hi-boot files or not.

Instances

Instances details
Outputable WhereFrom Source # 
Instance details

Defined in GHC.Iface.Load

Methods

ppr :: WhereFrom -> SDoc Source #

pprModIfaceSimple :: UnitState -> ModIface -> SDoc Source #

Show a ModIface but don't display details; suitable for ModIfaces stored in the EPT.

pprModIface :: UnitState -> ModIface -> SDoc Source #

Show a ModIface

The UnitState is used to pretty-print units

showIface :: Logger -> DynFlags -> UnitState -> NameCache -> FilePath -> IO () Source #

Read binary interface, and print it out

getGhcPrimIface :: HscEnv -> ModIface Source #

Get gHC_PRIM interface file

This is a helper function that takes into account the hook allowing ghc-prim interface to be extended via the ghc-api. Afaik it was introduced for GHCJS so that it can add its own primitive types.