Add leb128 library

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retropikzel 2026-02-26 07:43:14 +02:00
parent e48bc05a60
commit 7077044530
9 changed files with 402 additions and 25 deletions

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.gitignore vendored
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@ -13,4 +13,13 @@ run-test*
Akku.*
srfi
snow
*.wasm
*.js
*.a
*.o
*.so
*.import.*
*.link
core.*
venv*

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@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ ARG SCHEME=chibi
FROM docker.io/schemers/${IMAGE}
COPY --from=build /build /build
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y make curl
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y make curl libcurl4-openssl-dev emscripten
WORKDIR /build/chibi-scheme
RUN make install
WORKDIR /build/akku
@ -42,6 +42,10 @@ RUN mkdir -p /root/.snow && echo "()" > /root/.snow/config.scm
WORKDIR /workdir
ARG SCHEME=chibi
ENV COMPILE_R7RS=${SCHEME}
RUN snow-chibi install --impls=${SCHEME} --always-yes srfi.64
RUN snow-chibi install --impls=${SCHEME} --always-yes retropikzel.mouth
RUN snow-chibi install --impls=${SCHEME} --always-yes retropikzel.ctrf
COPY Makefile .
COPY retropikzel retropikzel/
RUN make retropikzel/wasm/plus.wasm

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@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
SCHEME=chibi
RNRS=r7rs
LIBRARY=ctrf
VENV=venv-${SCHEME}-${RNRS}-${LIBRARY}
AUTHOR=retropikzel
LIBRARY_FILE=retropikzel/${LIBRARY}.sld
@ -29,30 +30,35 @@ install:
uninstall:
-snow-chibi remove --impls=${SCHEME} ${PKG}
run-test-venv: build
rm -rf venv
scheme-venv ${SCHEME} ${RNRS} venv
echo "(import (scheme base) (scheme write) (scheme read) (scheme char) (scheme file) (scheme process-context) (retropikzel mouth) (srfi 64) (retropikzel ctrf) (retropikzel ${LIBRARY}))" > venv/test.scm
echo "(test-runner-current (ctrf-runner))" >> venv/test.scm
printf "#!r6rs\n(import (rnrs) (srfi :64) (srfi :98) (retropikzel mouth) (retropikzel ${LIBRARY}))" > venv/test.sps
cat ${TESTFILE} >> venv/test.scm
cat ${TESTFILE} >> venv/test.sps
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r7rs" ]; then ./venv/bin/snow-chibi install --always-yes srfi.64; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r7rs" ]; then ./venv/bin/snow-chibi install retropikzel.mouth; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r7rs" ]; then printf "1\n1\n" | ./venv/bin/snow-chibi install retropikzel.ctrf; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r6rs" ]; then cp -r retropikzel venv/lib/; fi
if [ "${SCHEME}" = "chezscheme" ]; then ./venv/bin/akku install akku-r7rs chez-srfi; fi
if [ "${SCHEME}" = "ikarus" ]; then ./venv/bin/akku install akku-r7rs chez-srfi; fi
if [ "${SCHEME}" = "ironscheme" ]; then ./venv/bin/akku install akku-r7rs chez-srfi; fi
if [ "${SCHEME}" = "racket" ]; then ./venv/bin/akku install akku-r7rs chez-srfi; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r6rs" ]; then ./venv/bin/akku install; fi
if [ "${SCHEME}-${RNRS}" = "mosh-r7rs" ]; then ./venv/bin/snow-chibi install --always-yes srfi.64; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r7rs" ]; then ./venv/bin/snow-chibi install ${PKG}; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r6rs" ]; then ./venv/bin/scheme-compile venv/test.sps; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r7rs" ]; then CSC_OPTIONS="-L -lcurl" ./venv/bin/scheme-compile venv/test.scm; fi
./venv/test
logs:
mkdir -p logs
run-test-system: build
${VENV}:
scheme-venv ${SCHEME} ${RNRS} ${VENV}
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r7rs" ]; then ${VENV}/bin/snow-chibi install --always-yes srfi.64; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r7rs" ]; then ${VENV}/bin/snow-chibi install retropikzel.mouth; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r7rs" ]; then ${VENV}/bin/snow-chibi install --always-yes retropikzel.ctrf; fi
if [ "${SCHEME}-${RNRS}" = "mosh-r7rs" ]; then ${VENV}/bin/snow-chibi install --always-yes srfi.64; fi
if [ "${SCHEME}" = "chezscheme" ]; then ${VENV}/bin/akku install akku-r7rs chez-srfi; fi
if [ "${SCHEME}" = "ikarus" ]; then ${VENV}/bin/akku install akku-r7rs chez-srfi; fi
if [ "${SCHEME}" = "ironscheme" ]; then ${VENV}/bin/akku install akku-r7rs chez-srfi; fi
if [ "${SCHEME}" = "racket" ]; then ${VENV}/bin/akku install akku-r7rs chez-srfi; fi
run-test-venv: ${VENV} logs build
echo "(import (scheme base) (scheme write) (scheme read) (scheme char) (scheme file) (scheme process-context) (retropikzel mouth) (srfi 64) (retropikzel ctrf) (retropikzel ${LIBRARY}))" > ${VENV}/test.scm
echo "(test-runner-current (ctrf-runner))" >> ${VENV}/test.scm
printf "#!r6rs\n(import (rnrs) (srfi :64) (srfi :98) (retropikzel mouth) (retropikzel ${LIBRARY}))" > ${VENV}/test.sps
cat ${TESTFILE} >> ${VENV}/test.scm
cat ${TESTFILE} >> ${VENV}/test.sps
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r6rs" ]; then cp -r retropikzel ${VENV}/lib/; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r6rs" ]; then ${VENV}/bin/akku install; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r7rs" ]; then ${VENV}/bin/snow-chibi install ${PKG}; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r6rs" ]; then ${VENV}/bin/scheme-compile ${VENV}/test.sps; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r7rs" ]; then CSC_OPTIONS="-L -lcurl" ${VENV}/bin/scheme-compile ${VENV}/test.scm; fi
cd ${VENV} && ./test
mv ${VENV}/*.json logs/ || true
run-test-system: logs build
printf "#!r6rs\n(import (rnrs) (srfi :64) (srfi :98) (retropikzel mouth) (retropikzel ctrf) (retropikzel ${LIBRARY}))" > run-test.sps
echo "(test-runner-current (ctrf-runner))" >> run-test.sps
cat ${TESTFILE} >> run-test.sps
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if [ "${RNRS}" = "r6rs" ]; then COMPILE_R7RS=${SCHEME} compile-scheme -I .akku/lib run-test.sps; fi
if [ "${RNRS}" = "r7rs" ]; then COMPILE_R7RS=${SCHEME} CSC_OPTIONS="-L -lcurl" compile-scheme run-test.scm; fi
./run-test
mv *.json logs/ || true
run-test-docker:
docker build --build-arg IMAGE=${DOCKERIMG} -f Dockerfile.test --tag=scheme-libraries-${SCHEME}-${RNRS} .
docker run -v "${PWD}:/workdir" -w /workdir scheme-libraries-${SCHEME}-${RNRS} sh -c "make SCHEME=${SCHEME} RNRS=${RNRS} LIBRARY=${LIBRARY} run-test-system ; chmod 755 *.json || true"
docker run -v "${PWD}/logs:/workdir/logs" -w /workdir scheme-libraries-${SCHEME}-${RNRS} sh -c "make SCHEME=${SCHEME} RNRS=${RNRS} LIBRARY=${LIBRARY} run-test-system"
retropikzel/wasm/plus.wasm: retropikzel/wasm/plus.c
emcc -o retropikzel/wasm/plus.js retropikzel/wasm/plus.c
clean:
git clean -X -f

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(define (integer->leb128 value)
(when (not (exact-integer? value))
(error "integer->leb128: value must be exact integer" value))
(letrec*
((more 1)
(byte #f)
(sign-bit #f)
(bytes (bytevector))
(negative-at-start? (negative? value))
(looper
(lambda ()
(set! byte (bitwise-and value #x7f))
(set! value (arithmetic-shift value -7))
(set! sign-bit (bitwise-and byte #x40))
(if (or (and (= value 0) (= sign-bit 0))
(and (= value -1) (not (= sign-bit 0))))
(set! more 0)
(set! byte (bitwise-ior byte #x80)))
(set! bytes (bytevector-append bytes (bytevector byte)))
(when (not (= more 0)) (looper)))))
(looper)
bytes))
(define (leb128->integer-and-length bytes . start-index)
(when (not (bytevector? bytes))
(error "leb128->integer-and-lenght: bytes must be bytevector" bytes))
(when (and (not (null? start-index))
(not (exact-integer? (car start-index))))
(error "leb128->integer-and-length: start-index must be exact integer"
(car start-index)))
(letrec*
((result 0)
(shift 0)
(byte #f)
(index (if (null? start-index) 0 (car start-index)))
(looper
(lambda ()
(set! byte (bytevector-u8-ref bytes index))
(set! result (+ result (arithmetic-shift (bitwise-and byte #x7f) shift)))
(when (not (= (bitwise-and byte #x80) 0))
(set! shift (+ shift 7))
(set! index (+ index 1))
(looper)))))
(looper)
(cons
(if (not (= (bitwise-and byte #x40) 0))
(bitwise-ior result (* (arithmetic-shift 1 (+ shift 7)) -1))
result)
(+ index 1))))
(define (leb128->integer bytes . start-index)
(when (not (bytevector? bytes))
(error "leb128->integer: bytes must be bytevector" bytes))
(when (and (not (null? start-index))
(not (exact-integer? (car start-index))))
(error "leb128->integer: start-index must be exact integer"
(car start-index)))
(car (leb128->integer-and-length bytes
(if (null? start-index)
0
(car start-index)))))
(define (integer->uleb128 value)
(when (not (exact-integer? value)) (error "integer->uleb128: value must be exact integer" value))
(when (and (not (positive? value))
(not (zero? value)))
(error "integer->uleb128: value must be unsigned integer" value))
(letrec*
((byte #f)
(bytes (bytevector))
(looper
(lambda ()
(set! byte (bitwise-and value #x7f))
(set! value (arithmetic-shift value -7))
(when (not (= value 0)) (set! byte (bitwise-ior byte #x80)))
(set! bytes (bytevector-append bytes (bytevector byte)))
(if (not (= value 0)) (looper)))))
(looper)
bytes))
(define (uleb128->integer-and-length bytes . start-index)
(when (not (bytevector? bytes))
(error "uleb128->integer-and-length: bytes must be bytevector" bytes))
(when (and (not (null? start-index))
(not (exact-integer? (car start-index))))
(error "uleb128->integer-and-lenght: start-index must be exact integer"
(car start-index)))
(letrec*
((uleb-bytes-count 1)
(index (if (null? start-index) 0 (car start-index)))
(byte (bytevector-u8-ref bytes index))
(shift 0)
(result (arithmetic-shift (bitwise-and byte #x7f) shift))
(looper
(lambda ()
(cond
((= (bitwise-and byte #x80) 0) (cons result uleb-bytes-count))
(else
(set! uleb-bytes-count (+ uleb-bytes-count 1))
(set! index (+ index 1))
(set! byte (bytevector-u8-ref bytes index))
(set! result (bitwise-ior result (arithmetic-shift (bitwise-and byte #x7f) shift)))
(set! shift (+ shift 7))
(looper))))))
(set! shift (+ shift 7))
(looper)))
(define (uleb128->integer bytes . start-index)
(when (not (bytevector? bytes)) (error "uleb128->integer: bytes must be bytevector" bytes))
(when (and (not (null? start-index))
(not (exact-integer? (car start-index))))
(error "uleb128->integer: start-index must be exact integer" (car start-index)))
(car (uleb128->integer-and-length bytes (if (null? start-index) 0 (car start-index)))))

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(define-library
(retropikzel leb128)
(import (scheme base)
(scheme write)
(srfi 60))
(export integer->leb128
leb128->integer
leb128->integer-and-length
integer->uleb128
uleb128->integer
uleb128->integer-and-length)
(include "leb128.scm"))

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LEB128 or Little Endian Base 128 is a variable-length code compression used to store arbitrarily large integers in a small number of bytes.
Resources used:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LEB128
- Mostly turning pseudocode from here to Scheme
https://github.com/mohanson/leb128
- Code for leb128 to integer handling as we dont know integer size like in C

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(test-begin "leb128")
;; Cant use #u8(...) or #vu8(...) because tests need to work on both R6RS and R7RS
(define bv-42 (let ((bv (make-bytevector 1))) (bytevector-u8-set! bv 0 #x2A) bv))
(define bv-minus-42 (let ((bv (make-bytevector 1))) (bytevector-u8-set! bv 0 #x56) bv))
(define bv-123456
(let ((bv (make-bytevector 3)))
(bytevector-u8-set! bv 0 #xC0)
(bytevector-u8-set! bv 1 #xC4)
(bytevector-u8-set! bv 2 #x07)
bv))
(define bv-minus-123456
(let ((bv (make-bytevector 3)))
(bytevector-u8-set! bv 0 #xC0)
(bytevector-u8-set! bv 1 #xBB)
(bytevector-u8-set! bv 2 #x78)
bv))
(test-begin "integer->leb128")
(test-equal bv-42 (integer->leb128 42))
(test-equal bv-minus-42 (integer->leb128 -42))
(test-equal bv-123456 (integer->leb128 123456))
(test-equal bv-minus-123456 (integer->leb128 -123456))
(test-end "integer->leb128")
(test-begin "leb128->integer")
(test-equal 42 (leb128->integer (integer->leb128 42)))
(test-equal 123456 (leb128->integer (integer->leb128 123456)))
(test-equal -42 (leb128->integer (integer->leb128 -42)))
(test-equal -123456 (leb128->integer (integer->leb128 -123456)))
(test-end "leb128->integer")
(test-begin "leb128->integer-and-length")
(test-equal 123456 (car (leb128->integer-and-length bv-123456)))
(test-equal 3 (cdr (leb128->integer-and-length bv-123456)))
(test-equal -123456 (car (leb128->integer-and-length bv-minus-123456)))
(test-equal 3 (cdr (leb128->integer-and-length bv-minus-123456)))
(test-end "leb128->integer-and-length")
(test-begin "integer->uleb128")
(test-equal bv-42 (integer->uleb128 42))
(test-equal bv-123456 (integer->uleb128 123456))
(test-end "integer->uleb128")
(test-begin "uleb128->integer")
(test-equal 42 (uleb128->integer (integer->uleb128 42)))
(test-equal 123456 (uleb128->integer (integer->uleb128 123456)))
(test-end "uleb128->integer")
(test-begin "uleb128->integer-and-length")
(test-equal 123456 (car (uleb128->integer-and-length bv-123456)))
(test-equal 3 (cdr (uleb128->integer-and-length bv-123456)))
(test-end "uleb128->integer-and-length")
(test-end "leb128")