% % (c) The GRASP/AQUA Project, Glasgow University, 1992-1998 % \section[RnBinds]{Renaming and dependency analysis of bindings} This module does renaming and dependency analysis on value bindings in the abstract syntax. It does {\em not} do cycle-checks on class or type-synonym declarations; those cannot be done at this stage because they may be affected by renaming (which isn't fully worked out yet). \begin{code}

    module RnBinds (
       -- Renaming top-level bindings
       rnTopBinds, rnTopBindsLHS, rnTopBindsRHS,

       -- Renaming local bindings
       rnLocalBindsAndThen, rnLocalValBindsLHS, rnLocalValBindsRHS,

       -- Other bindings
       rnMethodBinds, renameSigs, mkSigTvFn,
       rnMatchGroup, rnGRHSs,
       makeMiniFixityEnv, MiniFixityEnv,
       misplacedSigErr
       ) where

    import {-# SOURCE #-} RnExpr( rnLExpr, rnStmts )

    import HsSyn
    import RdrHsSyn
    import RnHsSyn
    import TcRnMonad
    import RnTypes        ( rnHsSigType, rnLHsType, checkPrecMatch)
    import RnPat          (rnPats, rnBindPat,
                           NameMaker, localRecNameMaker, topRecNameMaker, applyNameMaker
                          )

    import RnEnv
    import DynFlags
    import Name
    import NameEnv
    import NameSet
    import RdrName		( RdrName, rdrNameOcc )
    import SrcLoc
    import ListSetOps	( findDupsEq )
    import BasicTypes	( RecFlag(..) )
    import Digraph		( SCC(..), stronglyConnCompFromEdgedVertices )
    import Bag
    import Outputable
    import FastString
    import Data.List	( partition )
    import Maybes		( orElse )
    import Control.Monad

\end{code} -- ToDo: Put the annotations into the monad, so that they arrive in the proper -- place and can be used when complaining. The code tree received by the function @rnBinds@ contains definitions in where-clauses which are all apparently mutually recursive, but which may not really depend upon each other. For example, in the top level program \begin{verbatim} f x = y where a = x y = x \end{verbatim} the definitions of @a@ and @y@ do not depend on each other at all. Unfortunately, the typechecker cannot always check such definitions. \footnote{Mycroft, A. 1984. Polymorphic type schemes and recursive definitions. In Proceedings of the International Symposium on Programming, Toulouse, pp. 217-39. LNCS 167. Springer Verlag.} However, the typechecker usually can check definitions in which only the strongly connected components have been collected into recursive bindings. This is precisely what the function @rnBinds@ does. ToDo: deal with case where a single monobinds binds the same variable twice. The vertag tag is a unique @Int@; the tags only need to be unique within one @MonoBinds@, so that unique-Int plumbing is done explicitly (heavy monad machinery not needed). %************************************************************************ %* * %* naming conventions * %* * %************************************************************************ \subsection[name-conventions]{Name conventions} The basic algorithm involves walking over the tree and returning a tuple containing the new tree plus its free variables. Some functions, such as those walking polymorphic bindings (HsBinds) and qualifier lists in list comprehensions (@Quals@), return the variables bound in local environments. These are then used to calculate the free variables of the expression evaluated in these environments. Conventions for variable names are as follows: \begin{itemize} \item new code is given a prime to distinguish it from the old. \item a set of variables defined in @Exp@ is written @dvExp@ \item a set of variables free in @Exp@ is written @fvExp@ \end{itemize} %************************************************************************ %* * %* analysing polymorphic bindings (HsBindGroup, HsBind) %* * %************************************************************************ \subsubsection[dep-HsBinds]{Polymorphic bindings} Non-recursive expressions are reconstructed without any changes at top level, although their component expressions may have to be altered. However, non-recursive expressions are currently not expected as \Haskell{} programs, and this code should not be executed. Monomorphic bindings contain information that is returned in a tuple (a @FlatMonoBinds@) containing: \begin{enumerate} \item a unique @Int@ that serves as the ``vertex tag'' for this binding. \item the name of a function or the names in a pattern. These are a set referred to as @dvLhs@, the defined variables of the left hand side. \item the free variables of the body. These are referred to as @fvBody@. \item the definition's actual code. This is referred to as just @code@. \end{enumerate} The function @nonRecDvFv@ returns two sets of variables. The first is the set of variables defined in the set of monomorphic bindings, while the second is the set of free variables in those bindings. The set of variables defined in a non-recursive binding is just the union of all of them, as @union@ removes duplicates. However, the free variables in each successive set of cumulative bindings is the union of those in the previous set plus those of the newest binding after the defined variables of the previous set have been removed. @rnMethodBinds@ deals only with the declarations in class and instance declarations. It expects only to see @FunMonoBind@s, and it expects the global environment to contain bindings for the binders (which are all class operations). %************************************************************************ %* * \subsubsection{ Top-level bindings} %* * %************************************************************************ \begin{code}

    -- for top-level bindings, we need to make top-level names,
    -- so we have a different entry point than for local bindings
    rnTopBindsLHS :: MiniFixityEnv
                  -> HsValBinds RdrName
                  -> RnM (HsValBindsLR Name RdrName)
    rnTopBindsLHS fix_env binds
      = rnValBindsLHS (topRecNameMaker fix_env) binds

    rnTopBindsRHS :: HsValBindsLR Name RdrName
                  -> RnM (HsValBinds Name, DefUses)
    rnTopBindsRHS binds
      = do { is_boot <- tcIsHsBoot
           ; if is_boot
             then rnTopBindsBoot binds
             else rnValBindsRHS noTrimFVs -- don't trim free vars
                                Nothing   -- Allow SPEC prags for imports
                                binds }

    -- Wrapper if we don't need to do anything in between the left and right,
    -- or anything else in the scope of the left
    --
    -- Never used when there are fixity declarations
    rnTopBinds :: HsValBinds RdrName
               -> RnM (HsValBinds Name, DefUses)
    rnTopBinds b
      = do { nl <- rnTopBindsLHS emptyFsEnv b
           ; let bound_names = collectHsValBinders nl
           ; bindLocalNames bound_names $
             rnValBindsRHS noTrimFVs (Just (mkNameSet bound_names)) nl }

    rnTopBindsBoot :: HsValBindsLR Name RdrName -> RnM (HsValBinds Name, DefUses)
    -- A hs-boot file has no bindings.
    -- Return a single HsBindGroup with empty binds and renamed signatures
    rnTopBindsBoot (ValBindsIn mbinds sigs)
      = do	{ checkErr (isEmptyLHsBinds mbinds) (bindsInHsBootFile mbinds)
    	; sigs' <- renameSigs Nothing okHsBootSig sigs
    	; return (ValBindsOut [] sigs', usesOnly (hsSigsFVs sigs')) }
    rnTopBindsBoot b = pprPanic "rnTopBindsBoot" (ppr b)

\end{code} %********************************************************* %* * HsLocalBinds %* * %********************************************************* \begin{code}

    rnLocalBindsAndThen :: HsLocalBinds RdrName
                        -> (HsLocalBinds Name -> RnM (result, FreeVars))
                        -> RnM (result, FreeVars)
    -- This version (a) assumes that the binding vars are *not* already in scope
    --		 (b) removes the binders from the free vars of the thing inside
    -- The parser doesn't produce ThenBinds
    rnLocalBindsAndThen EmptyLocalBinds thing_inside
      = thing_inside EmptyLocalBinds

    rnLocalBindsAndThen (HsValBinds val_binds) thing_inside
      = rnLocalValBindsAndThen val_binds $ \ val_binds' ->
          thing_inside (HsValBinds val_binds')

    rnLocalBindsAndThen (HsIPBinds binds) thing_inside = do
        (binds',fv_binds) <- rnIPBinds binds
        (thing, fvs_thing) <- thing_inside (HsIPBinds binds')
        return (thing, fvs_thing `plusFV` fv_binds)

    rnIPBinds :: HsIPBinds RdrName -> RnM (HsIPBinds Name, FreeVars)
    rnIPBinds (IPBinds ip_binds _no_dict_binds) = do
        (ip_binds', fvs_s) <- mapAndUnzipM (wrapLocFstM rnIPBind) ip_binds
        return (IPBinds ip_binds' emptyTcEvBinds, plusFVs fvs_s)

    rnIPBind :: IPBind RdrName -> RnM (IPBind Name, FreeVars)
    rnIPBind (IPBind n expr) = do
        name <- newIPNameRn  n
        (expr',fvExpr) <- rnLExpr expr
        return (IPBind name expr', fvExpr)

\end{code} %************************************************************************ %* * ValBinds %* * %************************************************************************ \begin{code}

    -- Renaming local binding gropus
    -- Does duplicate/shadow check
    rnLocalValBindsLHS :: MiniFixityEnv
                       -> HsValBinds RdrName
                       -> RnM ([Name], HsValBindsLR Name RdrName)
    rnLocalValBindsLHS fix_env binds
      = do { -- Do error checking: we need to check for dups here because we
         	 -- don't don't bind all of the variables from the ValBinds at once
         	 -- with bindLocatedLocals any more.
             --
         	 -- Note that we don't want to do this at the top level, since
         	 -- sorting out duplicates and shadowing there happens elsewhere.
         	 -- The behavior is even different. For example,
         	 --   import A(f)
         	 --   f = ...
         	 -- should not produce a shadowing warning (but it will produce
         	 -- an ambiguity warning if you use f), but
         	 --   import A(f)
         	 --   g = let f = ... in f
         	 -- should.
           ; binds' <- rnValBindsLHS (localRecNameMaker fix_env) binds
           ; let bound_names = collectHsValBinders binds'
           ; envs <- getRdrEnvs
           ; checkDupAndShadowedNames envs bound_names
           ; return (bound_names, binds') }

    -- renames the left-hand sides
    -- generic version used both at the top level and for local binds
    -- does some error checking, but not what gets done elsewhere at the top level
    rnValBindsLHS :: NameMaker
                  -> HsValBinds RdrName
                  -> RnM (HsValBindsLR Name RdrName)
    rnValBindsLHS topP (ValBindsIn mbinds sigs)
      = do { mbinds' <- mapBagM (rnBindLHS topP doc) mbinds
           ; return $ ValBindsIn mbinds' sigs }
      where
        bndrs = collectHsBindsBinders mbinds
        doc   = text "In the binding group for:" <+> pprWithCommas ppr bndrs

    rnValBindsLHS _ b = pprPanic "rnValBindsLHSFromDoc" (ppr b)

    -- General version used both from the top-level and for local things
    -- Assumes the LHS vars are in scope
    --
    -- Does not bind the local fixity declarations
    rnValBindsRHS :: (FreeVars -> FreeVars)  -- for trimming free var sets
                         -- The trimming function trims the free vars we attach to a
                         -- binding so that it stays reasonably small
                   -> Maybe NameSet	-- Names bound by the LHSes
    	       	  		-- Nothing if expect sigs for imports
                   -> HsValBindsLR Name RdrName
                   -> RnM (HsValBinds Name, DefUses)

    rnValBindsRHS trim mb_bound_names (ValBindsIn mbinds sigs)
      = do { sigs' <- renameSigs mb_bound_names okBindSig sigs
           ; binds_w_dus <- mapBagM (rnBind (mkSigTvFn sigs') trim) mbinds
           ; case depAnalBinds binds_w_dus of
               (anal_binds, anal_dus) -> return (valbind', valbind'_dus)
                  where
                    valbind' = ValBindsOut anal_binds sigs'
                    valbind'_dus = usesOnly (hsSigsFVs sigs') `plusDU` anal_dus
           }

    rnValBindsRHS _ _ b = pprPanic "rnValBindsRHS" (ppr b)

    noTrimFVs :: FreeVars -> FreeVars
    noTrimFVs fvs = fvs

    -- Wrapper for local binds
    --
    -- The *client* of this function is responsible for checking for unused binders;
    -- it doesn't (and can't: we don't have the thing inside the binds) happen here
    --
    -- The client is also responsible for bringing the fixities into scope
    rnLocalValBindsRHS :: NameSet  -- names bound by the LHSes
                       -> HsValBindsLR Name RdrName
                       -> RnM (HsValBinds Name, DefUses)
    rnLocalValBindsRHS bound_names binds
      = rnValBindsRHS trim (Just bound_names) binds
      where
        trim fvs = intersectNameSet bound_names fvs
    	-- Only keep the names the names from this group

    -- for local binds
    -- wrapper that does both the left- and right-hand sides
    --
    -- here there are no local fixity decls passed in;
    -- the local fixity decls come from the ValBinds sigs
    rnLocalValBindsAndThen :: HsValBinds RdrName
                           -> (HsValBinds Name -> RnM (result, FreeVars))
                           -> RnM (result, FreeVars)
    rnLocalValBindsAndThen binds@(ValBindsIn _ sigs) thing_inside
     = do	{     -- (A) Create the local fixity environment
    	  new_fixities <- makeMiniFixityEnv [L loc sig | L loc (FixSig sig) <- sigs]

    	      -- (B) Rename the LHSes
    	; (bound_names, new_lhs) <- rnLocalValBindsLHS new_fixities binds

    	      --     ...and bring them (and their fixities) into scope
    	; bindLocalNamesFV bound_names              $
              addLocalFixities new_fixities bound_names $ do

    	{      -- (C) Do the RHS and thing inside
    	  (binds', dus) <- rnLocalValBindsRHS (mkNameSet bound_names) new_lhs
            ; (result, result_fvs) <- thing_inside binds'

    		-- Report unused bindings based on the (accurate)
    		-- findUses.  E.g.
    		-- 	let x = x in 3
    		-- should report 'x' unused
    	; let real_uses = findUses dus result_fvs
    	; warnUnusedLocalBinds bound_names real_uses

    	; let
                -- The variables "used" in the val binds are:
                --   (1) the uses of the binds (allUses)
                --   (2) the FVs of the thing-inside
                all_uses = allUses dus `plusFV` result_fvs
    		-- Note [Unused binding hack]
    		-- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    		-- Note that *in contrast* to the above reporting of
    		-- unused bindings, (1) above uses duUses to return *all*
    		-- the uses, even if the binding is unused.  Otherwise consider:
                    --	x = 3
                    --	y = let p = x in 'x'	-- NB: p not used
                    -- If we don't "see" the dependency of 'y' on 'x', we may put the
                    -- bindings in the wrong order, and the type checker will complain
                    -- that x isn't in scope
    		--
    		-- But note that this means we won't report 'x' as unused,
    		-- whereas we would if we had { x = 3; p = x; y = 'x' }

    	; return (result, all_uses) }}
             	-- The bound names are pruned out of all_uses
    	        -- by the bindLocalNamesFV call above

    rnLocalValBindsAndThen bs _ = pprPanic "rnLocalValBindsAndThen" (ppr bs)

    -- Process the fixity declarations, making a FastString -> (Located Fixity) map
    -- (We keep the location around for reporting duplicate fixity declarations.)
    --
    -- Checks for duplicates, but not that only locally defined things are fixed.
    -- Note: for local fixity declarations, duplicates would also be checked in
    --       check_sigs below.  But we also use this function at the top level.

    makeMiniFixityEnv :: [LFixitySig RdrName] -> RnM MiniFixityEnv

    makeMiniFixityEnv decls = foldlM add_one emptyFsEnv decls
     where
       add_one env (L loc (FixitySig (L name_loc name) fixity)) = do
         { -- this fixity decl is a duplicate iff
           -- the ReaderName's OccName's FastString is already in the env
           -- (we only need to check the local fix_env because
           --  definitions of non-local will be caught elsewhere)
           let { fs = occNameFS (rdrNameOcc name)
               ; fix_item = L loc fixity };

           case lookupFsEnv env fs of
             Nothing -> return $ extendFsEnv env fs fix_item
             Just (L loc' _) -> do
               { setSrcSpan loc $
                 addErrAt name_loc (dupFixityDecl loc' name)
               ; return env}
         }

    dupFixityDecl :: SrcSpan -> RdrName -> SDoc
    dupFixityDecl loc rdr_name
      = vcat [ptext (sLit "Multiple fixity declarations for") <+> quotes (ppr rdr_name),
    	  ptext (sLit "also at ") <+> ppr loc]

    ---------------------

    -- renaming a single bind

    rnBindLHS :: NameMaker
              -> SDoc
              -> LHsBind RdrName
              -- returns the renamed left-hand side,
              -- and the FreeVars *of the LHS*
              -- (i.e., any free variables of the pattern)
              -> RnM (LHsBindLR Name RdrName)

    rnBindLHS name_maker _ (L loc bind@(PatBind { pat_lhs = pat }))
      = setSrcSpan loc $ do
          -- we don't actually use the FV processing of rnPatsAndThen here
          (pat',pat'_fvs) <- rnBindPat name_maker pat
          return (L loc (bind { pat_lhs = pat', bind_fvs = pat'_fvs }))
                    -- We temporarily store the pat's FVs in bind_fvs;
                    -- gets updated to the FVs of the whole bind
                    -- when doing the RHS below

    rnBindLHS name_maker _ (L loc bind@(FunBind { fun_id = name@(L nameLoc _) }))
      = setSrcSpan loc $
        do { newname <- applyNameMaker name_maker name
           ; return (L loc (bind { fun_id = L nameLoc newname })) }

    rnBindLHS _ _ b = pprPanic "rnBindLHS" (ppr b)

    -- assumes the left-hands-side vars are in scope
    rnBind :: (Name -> [Name])		-- Signature tyvar function
           -> (FreeVars -> FreeVars)	-- Trimming function for rhs free vars
           -> LHsBindLR Name RdrName
           -> RnM (LHsBind Name, [Name], Uses)
    rnBind _ trim (L loc bind@(PatBind { pat_lhs = pat
                                       , pat_rhs = grhss
                                          -- pat fvs were stored in bind_fvs
                                          -- after processing the LHS
                                       , bind_fvs = pat_fvs }))
      = setSrcSpan loc $
        do	{ let bndrs = collectPatBinders pat

    	; (grhss', fvs) <- rnGRHSs PatBindRhs grhss
    		-- No scoped type variables for pattern bindings
    	; let all_fvs = pat_fvs `plusFV` fvs
                  fvs'    = trim all_fvs

    	; fvs' `seq` -- See Note [Free-variable space leak]
              return (L loc (bind { pat_rhs  = grhss'
    			      , bind_fvs = fvs' }),
    		  bndrs, all_fvs) }

    rnBind sig_fn trim
           (L loc bind@(FunBind { fun_id = name
                                , fun_infix = is_infix
                                , fun_matches = matches }))
           -- invariant: no free vars here when it's a FunBind
      = setSrcSpan loc $
        do	{ let plain_name = unLoc name

    	; (matches', fvs) <- bindSigTyVarsFV (sig_fn plain_name) $
    				-- bindSigTyVars tests for Opt_ScopedTyVars
    			     rnMatchGroup (FunRhs plain_name is_infix) matches
    	; let fvs' = trim fvs

    	; when is_infix $ checkPrecMatch plain_name matches'

    	; fvs' `seq` -- See Note [Free-variable space leak]

              return (L loc (bind { fun_matches = matches'
    			      , bind_fvs   = fvs' }),
    		  [plain_name], fvs)
          }

    rnBind _ _ b = pprPanic "rnBind" (ppr b)

    {-
    Note [Free-variable space leak]
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    We have
        fvs' = trim fvs
    and we seq fvs' before turning it as part of a record.

    The reason is that trim is sometimes something like
        \xs -> intersectNameSet (mkNameSet bound_names) xs
    and we don't want to retain the list bound_names. This showed up in
    trac ticket #1136.
    -}

    ---------------------
    depAnalBinds :: Bag (LHsBind Name, [Name], Uses)
    	     -> ([(RecFlag, LHsBinds Name)], DefUses)
    -- Dependency analysis; this is important so that
    -- unused-binding reporting is accurate
    depAnalBinds binds_w_dus
      = (map get_binds sccs, map get_du sccs)
      where
        sccs = stronglyConnCompFromEdgedVertices edges

        keyd_nodes = bagToList binds_w_dus `zip` [0::Int ..]

        edges = [ (node, key, [key | n <- nameSetToList uses,
    			         Just key <- [lookupNameEnv key_map n] ])
    	    | (node@(_,_,uses), key) <- keyd_nodes ]

        key_map :: NameEnv Int	-- Which binding it comes from
        key_map = mkNameEnv [(bndr, key) | ((_, bndrs, _), key) <- keyd_nodes
    				     , bndr <- bndrs ]

        get_binds (AcyclicSCC (bind, _, _)) = (NonRecursive, unitBag bind)
        get_binds (CyclicSCC  binds_w_dus)  = (Recursive, listToBag [b | (b,_,_) <- binds_w_dus])

        get_du (AcyclicSCC (_, bndrs, uses)) = (Just (mkNameSet bndrs), uses)
        get_du (CyclicSCC  binds_w_dus)      = (Just defs, uses)
    	where
    	  defs = mkNameSet [b | (_,bs,_) <- binds_w_dus, b <- bs]
    	  uses = unionManyNameSets [u | (_,_,u) <- binds_w_dus]

    ---------------------
    -- Bind the top-level forall'd type variables in the sigs.
    -- E.g 	f :: a -> a
    --	f = rhs
    --	The 'a' scopes over the rhs
    --
    -- NB: there'll usually be just one (for a function binding)
    --     but if there are many, one may shadow the rest; too bad!
    --	e.g  x :: [a] -> [a]
    --	     y :: [(a,a)] -> a
    --	     (x,y) = e
    --      In e, 'a' will be in scope, and it'll be the one from 'y'!

    mkSigTvFn :: [LSig Name] -> (Name -> [Name])
    -- Return a lookup function that maps an Id Name to the names
    -- of the type variables that should scope over its body..
    mkSigTvFn sigs
      = \n -> lookupNameEnv env n `orElse` []
      where
        env :: NameEnv [Name]
        env = mkNameEnv [ (name, map hsLTyVarName ltvs)
    		    | L _ (TypeSig (L _ name)
    			           (L _ (HsForAllTy Explicit ltvs _ _))) <- sigs]
    	-- Note the pattern-match on "Explicit"; we only bind
    	-- type variables from signatures with an explicit top-level for-all

\end{code} @rnMethodBinds@ is used for the method bindings of a class and an instance declaration. Like @rnBinds@ but without dependency analysis. NOTA BENE: we record each {\em binder} of a method-bind group as a free variable. That's crucial when dealing with an instance decl: \begin{verbatim} instance Foo (T a) where op x = ... \end{verbatim} This might be the {\em sole} occurrence of @op@ for an imported class @Foo@, and unless @op@ occurs we won't treat the type signature of @op@ in the class decl for @Foo@ as a source of instance-decl gates. But we should! Indeed, in many ways the @op@ in an instance decl is just like an occurrence, not a binder. \begin{code}

    rnMethodBinds :: Name			-- Class name
    	      -> (Name -> [Name])	-- Signature tyvar function
    	      -> [Name]			-- Names for generic type variables
    	      -> LHsBinds RdrName
    	      -> RnM (LHsBinds Name, FreeVars)

    rnMethodBinds cls sig_fn gen_tyvars binds
      = foldlM do_one (emptyBag,emptyFVs) (bagToList binds)
      where
        do_one (binds,fvs) bind
           = do { (bind', fvs_bind) <- rnMethodBind cls sig_fn gen_tyvars bind
    	    ; return (binds `unionBags` bind', fvs_bind `plusFV` fvs) }

    rnMethodBind :: Name
    	      -> (Name -> [Name])
    	      -> [Name]
    	      -> LHsBindLR RdrName RdrName
    	      -> RnM (Bag (LHsBindLR Name Name), FreeVars)
    rnMethodBind cls sig_fn gen_tyvars
                 (L loc bind@(FunBind { fun_id = name, fun_infix = is_infix
    				  , fun_matches = MatchGroup matches _ }))
      = setSrcSpan loc $ do
        sel_name <- wrapLocM (lookupInstDeclBndr cls) name
        let plain_name = unLoc sel_name
            -- We use the selector name as the binder

        (new_matches, fvs) <- bindSigTyVarsFV (sig_fn plain_name) $
                              mapFvRn (rn_match (FunRhs plain_name is_infix)) matches
        let new_group = MatchGroup new_matches placeHolderType

        when is_infix $ checkPrecMatch plain_name new_group
        return (unitBag (L loc (bind { fun_id      = sel_name
                                     , fun_matches = new_group
                                     , bind_fvs    = fvs })),
                 fvs `addOneFV` plain_name)
            -- The 'fvs' field isn't used for method binds
      where
    	-- Truly gruesome; bring into scope the correct members of the generic
    	-- type variables.  See comments in RnSource.rnSourceDecl(ClassDecl)
        rn_match info match@(L _ (Match (L _ (TypePat ty) : _) _ _))
    	= extendTyVarEnvFVRn gen_tvs 	$
    	  rnMatch info match
    	where
    	  tvs     = map (rdrNameOcc.unLoc) (extractHsTyRdrTyVars ty)
    	  gen_tvs = [tv | tv <- gen_tyvars, nameOccName tv `elem` tvs]

        rn_match info match = rnMatch info match

    -- Can't handle method pattern-bindings which bind multiple methods.
    rnMethodBind _ _ _ (L loc bind@(PatBind {})) = do
        addErrAt loc (methodBindErr bind)
        return (emptyBag, emptyFVs)

    rnMethodBind _ _ _ b = pprPanic "rnMethodBind" (ppr b)

\end{code} %************************************************************************ %* * \subsubsection[dep-Sigs]{Signatures (and user-pragmas for values)} %* * %************************************************************************ @renameSigs@ checks for: \begin{enumerate} \item more than one sig for one thing; \item signatures given for things not bound here; \end{enumerate} % At the moment we don't gather free-var info from the types in signatures. We'd only need this if we wanted to report unused tyvars. \begin{code}

    renameSigs :: Maybe NameSet		-- If (Just ns) complain if the sig isn't for one of ns
    	   -> (Sig Name -> Bool) 	-- Complain about the wrong kind of signature if this is False
    	   -> [LSig RdrName]
    	   -> RnM [LSig Name]
    -- Renames the signatures and performs error checks
    renameSigs mb_names ok_sig sigs
      = do	{ mapM_ dupSigDeclErr (findDupsEq eqHsSig sigs)  -- Duplicate
    	  	-- Check for duplicates on RdrName version,
    		-- because renamed version has unboundName for
    		-- not-in-scope binders, which gives bogus dup-sig errors

    	; sigs' <- mapM (wrapLocM (renameSig mb_names)) sigs

    	; let (good_sigs, bad_sigs) = partition (ok_sig . unLoc) sigs'
    	; mapM_ misplacedSigErr bad_sigs		 -- Misplaced

    	; return good_sigs }

    ----------------------
    -- We use lookupSigOccRn in the signatures, which is a little bit unsatisfactory
    -- because this won't work for:
    --	instance Foo T where
    --	  {-# INLINE op #-}
    --	  Baz.op = ...
    -- We'll just rename the INLINE prag to refer to whatever other 'op'
    -- is in scope.  (I'm assuming that Baz.op isn't in scope unqualified.)
    -- Doesn't seem worth much trouble to sort this.

    renameSig :: Maybe NameSet -> Sig RdrName -> RnM (Sig Name)
    -- FixitySig is renamed elsewhere.
    renameSig _ (IdSig x)
      = return (IdSig x)	  -- Actually this never occurs
    renameSig mb_names sig@(TypeSig v ty)
      = do	{ new_v <- lookupSigOccRn mb_names sig v
    	; new_ty <- rnHsSigType (quotes (ppr v)) ty
    	; return (TypeSig new_v new_ty) }

    renameSig _ (SpecInstSig ty)
      = do	{ new_ty <- rnLHsType (text "A SPECIALISE instance pragma") ty
    	; return (SpecInstSig new_ty) }

    -- {-# SPECIALISE #-} pragmas can refer to imported Ids
    -- so, in the top-level case (when mb_names is Nothing)
    -- we use lookupOccRn.  If there's both an imported and a local 'f'
    -- then the SPECIALISE pragma is ambiguous, unlike alll other signatures
    renameSig mb_names sig@(SpecSig v ty inl)
      = do	{ new_v <- case mb_names of
                         Just {} -> lookupSigOccRn mb_names sig v
                         Nothing -> lookupLocatedOccRn v
    	; new_ty <- rnHsSigType (quotes (ppr v)) ty
    	; return (SpecSig new_v new_ty inl) }

    renameSig mb_names sig@(InlineSig v s)
      = do	{ new_v <- lookupSigOccRn mb_names sig v
    	; return (InlineSig new_v s) }

    renameSig mb_names sig@(FixSig (FixitySig v f))
      = do	{ new_v <- lookupSigOccRn mb_names sig v
    	; return (FixSig (FixitySig new_v f)) }

\end{code} %************************************************************************ %* * \subsection{Match} %* * %************************************************************************ \begin{code}

    rnMatchGroup :: HsMatchContext Name -> MatchGroup RdrName -> RnM (MatchGroup Name, FreeVars)
    rnMatchGroup ctxt (MatchGroup ms _)
      = do { (new_ms, ms_fvs) <- mapFvRn (rnMatch ctxt) ms
           ; return (MatchGroup new_ms placeHolderType, ms_fvs) }

    rnMatch :: HsMatchContext Name -> LMatch RdrName -> RnM (LMatch Name, FreeVars)
    rnMatch ctxt  = wrapLocFstM (rnMatch' ctxt)

    rnMatch' :: HsMatchContext Name -> Match RdrName -> RnM (Match Name, FreeVars)
    rnMatch' ctxt match@(Match pats maybe_rhs_sig grhss)
      = do 	{ 	-- Result type signatures are no longer supported
    	  case maybe_rhs_sig of
    	        Nothing -> return ()
    	        Just (L loc ty) -> addErrAt loc (resSigErr ctxt match ty)

    	       -- Now the main event
    	       -- note that there are no local ficity decls for matches
    	; rnPats ctxt pats	$ \ pats' -> do
    	{ (grhss', grhss_fvs) <- rnGRHSs ctxt grhss

    	; return (Match pats' Nothing grhss', grhss_fvs) }}
    	-- The bindPatSigTyVarsFV and rnPatsAndThen will remove the bound FVs

    resSigErr :: HsMatchContext Name -> Match RdrName -> HsType RdrName -> SDoc
    resSigErr ctxt match ty
       = vcat [ ptext (sLit "Illegal result type signature") <+> quotes (ppr ty)
    	  , nest 2 $ ptext (sLit "Result signatures are no longer supported in pattern matches")
     	  , pprMatchInCtxt ctxt match ]

\end{code} %************************************************************************ %* * \subsubsection{Guarded right-hand sides (GRHSs)} %* * %************************************************************************ \begin{code}

    rnGRHSs :: HsMatchContext Name -> GRHSs RdrName -> RnM (GRHSs Name, FreeVars)

    rnGRHSs ctxt (GRHSs grhss binds)
      = rnLocalBindsAndThen binds	$ \ binds' -> do
        (grhss', fvGRHSs) <- mapFvRn (rnGRHS ctxt) grhss
        return (GRHSs grhss' binds', fvGRHSs)

    rnGRHS :: HsMatchContext Name -> LGRHS RdrName -> RnM (LGRHS Name, FreeVars)
    rnGRHS ctxt = wrapLocFstM (rnGRHS' ctxt)

    rnGRHS' :: HsMatchContext Name -> GRHS RdrName -> RnM (GRHS Name, FreeVars)
    rnGRHS' ctxt (GRHS guards rhs)
      = do	{ pattern_guards_allowed <- xoptM Opt_PatternGuards
    	; ((guards', rhs'), fvs) <- rnStmts (PatGuard ctxt) guards $
    				    rnLExpr rhs

    	; unless (pattern_guards_allowed || is_standard_guard guards')
    	  	 (addWarn (nonStdGuardErr guards'))

    	; return (GRHS guards' rhs', fvs) }
      where
    	-- Standard Haskell 1.4 guards are just a single boolean
    	-- expression, rather than a list of qualifiers as in the
    	-- Glasgow extension
        is_standard_guard []                     = True
        is_standard_guard [L _ (ExprStmt _ _ _)] = True
        is_standard_guard _                      = False

\end{code} %************************************************************************ %* * \subsection{Error messages} %* * %************************************************************************ \begin{code}

    dupSigDeclErr :: [LSig RdrName] -> RnM ()
    dupSigDeclErr sigs@(L loc sig : _)
      = addErrAt loc $
    	vcat [ptext (sLit "Duplicate") <+> what_it_is <> colon,
    	      nest 2 (vcat (map ppr_sig sigs))]
      where
        what_it_is = hsSigDoc sig
        ppr_sig (L loc sig) = ppr loc <> colon <+> ppr sig
    dupSigDeclErr [] = panic "dupSigDeclErr"

    misplacedSigErr :: LSig Name -> RnM ()
    misplacedSigErr (L loc sig)
      = addErrAt loc $
        sep [ptext (sLit "Misplaced") <+> hsSigDoc sig <> colon, ppr sig]

    methodBindErr :: HsBindLR RdrName RdrName -> SDoc
    methodBindErr mbind
     =  hang (ptext (sLit "Pattern bindings (except simple variables) not allowed in instance declarations"))
           2 (ppr mbind)

    bindsInHsBootFile :: LHsBindsLR Name RdrName -> SDoc
    bindsInHsBootFile mbinds
      = hang (ptext (sLit "Bindings in hs-boot files are not allowed"))
           2 (ppr mbinds)

    nonStdGuardErr :: [LStmtLR Name Name] -> SDoc
    nonStdGuardErr guards
      = hang (ptext (sLit "accepting non-standard pattern guards (use -XPatternGuards to suppress this message)"))
           4 (interpp'SP guards)

\end{code}