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fix(dupfind): fix alpha-equivalence bug, add hash command and tests

Fix evaluation order bug in normalize.ml where OCaml's unspecified
tuple evaluation order caused function bodies to be converted before
parameters were registered, breaking variable alpha-renaming.

- Add `dupfind hash EXPR` to show normalized AST and structural hash
- Extend `dupfind find` to accept hex hashes and inline expressions
- Add pp_expr pretty-printer and structural hash function
- Add unit tests for all modules
- Fix package_of_file to return first sub-directory after root
- Add E607 good test case for merlint test integrity
- Remove debug output, add README

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README.md
··· 1 + # dupfind 2 + 3 + Duplicate code detection for OCaml. Finds structurally identical functions 4 + across packages by normalizing ASTs and comparing structural hashes. 5 + 6 + ## How it works 7 + 8 + 1. **Parse** — OCaml source files are parsed into the compiler's Parsetree 9 + 2. **Normalize** — Each binding's expression is converted to a simplified AST 10 + with locations erased and local variables alpha-renamed to canonical names 11 + (`_0`, `_1`, ...), so `fun x -> x + 1` and `fun y -> y + 1` produce 12 + identical representations 13 + 3. **Hash** — The normalized AST is structurally hashed (tag-length-value 14 + encoding into a buffer, then MD5) 15 + 4. **Cluster** — Bindings with the same hash are grouped; cross-package 16 + clusters are reported as clones 17 + 18 + ## Usage 19 + 20 + ### Find cross-package duplicates 21 + 22 + ``` 23 + dupfind inter [--intra] [--min-size N] [--top N] [--format cli|json] DIR... 24 + ``` 25 + 26 + Scan directories for `.ml` files and report duplicate functions across 27 + packages. Use `--intra` to also report within-package duplicates. 28 + 29 + ``` 30 + $ dupfind inter src/lib-a src/lib-b 31 + Clone #1 (21 nodes, 2 occurrences) 32 + src/lib-b/b.ml:1 encode 33 + src/lib-a/a.ml:1 encode 34 + 35 + Found 1 clone clusters across 2 packages (42 total duplicated nodes) 36 + ``` 37 + 38 + ### Find duplicates of a specific function 39 + 40 + ``` 41 + dupfind find QUERY [--min-size N] [--top N] [--format cli|json] DIR... 42 + ``` 43 + 44 + `QUERY` can be: 45 + 46 + - A **qualified name** like `Module.func` — looks up the binding in the 47 + scanned files, then finds all structural matches 48 + - A **hex hash** (32 chars) — finds all bindings with that exact hash 49 + - An **inline OCaml expression** like `"let f x = x + 1"` — normalizes and 50 + hashes it, then searches for matches 51 + 52 + ``` 53 + $ dupfind find Encode.to_bytes src/ 54 + $ dupfind find db4909941d07713e84ced7187adab6c8 src/ 55 + $ dupfind find "let f x = x + 1" src/ 56 + ``` 57 + 58 + ### Inspect the normalized AST and hash 59 + 60 + ``` 61 + dupfind hash EXPR 62 + ``` 63 + 64 + Shows the normalized AST and structural hash for an inline OCaml expression. 65 + Useful for understanding how normalization works and debugging. 66 + 67 + ``` 68 + $ dupfind hash "let f x = x + 1" 69 + AST: fun _0 -> + _0 1 70 + Hash: db4909941d07713e84ced7187adab6c8 71 + 72 + $ dupfind hash "let g y = y + 1" 73 + AST: fun _0 -> + _0 1 74 + Hash: db4909941d07713e84ced7187adab6c8 75 + ``` 76 + 77 + Note how `f x` and `g y` produce identical ASTs — local variable names are 78 + erased during normalization. 79 + 80 + ## Options 81 + 82 + | Flag | Description | 83 + |------|-------------| 84 + | `--min-size N` | Minimum AST node count (default: 5) | 85 + | `--intra` | Include within-package duplicates | 86 + | `--top N` | Show only top N clone clusters | 87 + | `--format cli\|json` | Output format | 88 + | `--exclude PATTERN` | Exclude paths matching glob |
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bin/main.ml
··· 92 92 in 93 93 Dupfind.Report.output ~format ~top [ cluster ] 94 94 95 - let run_find eio min_size format top qualified_name paths = 95 + let parse_expr s = 96 + let lexbuf = Lexing.from_string s in 97 + match Parse.implementation lexbuf with 98 + | [ { Parsetree.pstr_desc = Pstr_eval (e, _); _ } ] -> e 99 + | [ { Parsetree.pstr_desc = Pstr_value (_, [ vb ]); _ } ] -> vb.pvb_expr 100 + | _ -> Fmt.failwith "Cannot parse expression: %S" s 101 + 102 + let is_hex_hash s = 103 + String.length s = 32 104 + && String.for_all 105 + (fun c -> (c >= '0' && c <= '9') || (c >= 'a' && c <= 'f')) 106 + s 107 + 108 + let is_inline_expr s = 109 + String.length s > 0 110 + && (s.[0] = '(' 111 + || String.starts_with ~prefix:"let " s 112 + || String.starts_with ~prefix:"fun " s 113 + || String.starts_with ~prefix:"function " s) 114 + 115 + let run_find eio min_size format top query paths = 96 116 let fs = Eio.Stdenv.fs eio in 97 - let mod_name, func_name = resolve_qualified qualified_name in 98 117 let all_files = collect_files ~fs paths in 99 - let target = 100 - List.find_map 101 - (fun (_package, file) -> 102 - binding_in_file (Fpath.to_string file) mod_name func_name) 103 - all_files 104 - in 105 - match target with 106 - | None -> 107 - Fmt.epr "Error: binding %S not found.@." qualified_name; 108 - Stdlib.exit 1 109 - | Some (_name, expr, _line) -> 110 - let normalized = Dupfind.Normalize.apply expr in 111 - let target_hash = Dupfind.Normalize.hash normalized in 112 - let index = Dupfind.Index.v () in 113 - List.iter 114 - (fun (package, file) -> 115 - let fragments = process_file ~min_size ~package file in 116 - List.iter (Dupfind.Index.add index) fragments) 117 - all_files; 118 - let matches = Dupfind.Index.get index target_hash in 119 - report_matches ~format ~top ~qualified_name expr matches target_hash 118 + let index = Dupfind.Index.v () in 119 + List.iter 120 + (fun (package, file) -> 121 + let fragments = process_file ~min_size ~package file in 122 + List.iter (Dupfind.Index.add index) fragments) 123 + all_files; 124 + if is_hex_hash query then begin 125 + let matches = Dupfind.Index.get index query in 126 + if matches = [] then Fmt.pr "No matches for hash %s.@." query 127 + else 128 + let cluster : Dupfind.Cluster.t = 129 + { 130 + hash = query; 131 + fragments = matches; 132 + ast_size = (match matches with h :: _ -> h.ast_size | [] -> 0); 133 + count = List.length matches; 134 + packages = 135 + List.map 136 + (fun (f : Dupfind.Fragment.t) -> f.location.package) 137 + matches 138 + |> List.sort_uniq String.compare; 139 + } 140 + in 141 + Dupfind.Report.output ~format ~top [ cluster ] 142 + end 143 + else if is_inline_expr query then begin 144 + let expr = parse_expr query in 145 + let normalized = Dupfind.Normalize.apply expr in 146 + let target_hash = Dupfind.Normalize.hash normalized in 147 + Fmt.pr "AST: %a@." Dupfind.Normalize.pp_expr normalized; 148 + Fmt.pr "Hash: %s@.@." target_hash; 149 + let matches = Dupfind.Index.get index target_hash in 150 + if matches = [] then Fmt.pr "No matches found.@." 151 + else 152 + let cluster : Dupfind.Cluster.t = 153 + { 154 + hash = target_hash; 155 + fragments = matches; 156 + ast_size = Dupfind.Source.ast_size expr; 157 + count = List.length matches; 158 + packages = 159 + List.map 160 + (fun (f : Dupfind.Fragment.t) -> f.location.package) 161 + matches 162 + |> List.sort_uniq String.compare; 163 + } 164 + in 165 + Dupfind.Report.output ~format ~top [ cluster ] 166 + end 167 + else begin 168 + let mod_name, func_name = resolve_qualified query in 169 + let target = 170 + List.find_map 171 + (fun (_package, file) -> 172 + binding_in_file (Fpath.to_string file) mod_name func_name) 173 + all_files 174 + in 175 + match target with 176 + | None -> 177 + Fmt.epr "Error: binding %S not found.@." query; 178 + Stdlib.exit 1 179 + | Some (_name, expr, _line) -> 180 + let normalized = Dupfind.Normalize.apply expr in 181 + let target_hash = Dupfind.Normalize.hash normalized in 182 + let matches = Dupfind.Index.get index target_hash in 183 + report_matches ~format ~top ~qualified_name:query expr matches 184 + target_hash 185 + end 186 + 187 + (* hash subcommand: show normalized AST + hash for an expression *) 188 + 189 + let run_hash input = 190 + let expr = parse_expr input in 191 + let normalized = Dupfind.Normalize.apply expr in 192 + let h = Dupfind.Normalize.hash normalized in 193 + Fmt.pr "@[<v>AST: %a@,Hash: %s@]@." Dupfind.Normalize.pp_expr normalized h 120 194 121 195 (* Cmdliner terms *) 122 196 ··· 160 234 Arg.( 161 235 required 162 236 & pos 0 (some string) None 163 - & info [] ~docv:"MODULE.FUNC" 237 + & info [] ~docv:"QUERY" 164 238 ~doc: 165 - "Qualified name of the function to search for (e.g. $(b,Aos.encode)).") 239 + "A qualified name (e.g. $(b,Aos.encode)), a hex hash, or an inline \ 240 + OCaml expression (e.g. $(b,\"let f x = x\")).") 166 241 167 242 let search_paths = 168 243 Arg.( ··· 185 260 const (run_find eio) 186 261 $ min_size $ format_opt $ top $ qualified_name $ search_paths) 187 262 263 + let hash_input = 264 + Arg.( 265 + required 266 + & pos 0 (some string) None 267 + & info [] ~docv:"EXPR" 268 + ~doc:"OCaml expression to hash (e.g. $(b,\"let f x = x + 1\")).") 269 + 270 + let hash_cmd = 271 + let doc = "Show normalized AST and hash for an expression." in 272 + let info = Cmd.info "hash" ~doc in 273 + Cmd.v info Term.(const run_hash $ hash_input) 274 + 188 275 let cmd eio = 189 276 let doc = "Duplicate code detection for OCaml." in 190 277 let info = Cmd.info "dupfind" ~version:"0.1.0" ~doc in 191 278 Cmd.group info 192 279 ~default:Term.(ret (const (`Help (`Pager, None)))) 193 - [ inter_cmd eio; search_cmd eio ] 280 + [ inter_cmd eio; search_cmd eio; hash_cmd ] 194 281 195 282 let () = 196 283 Memtrace.trace_if_requested ();
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lib/discover.ml
··· 34 34 walk [] root 35 35 36 36 let package_of_file ~root file = 37 - let base = Fpath.basename root in 38 - if base = "." || base = ".." then 39 - match Fpath.rem_prefix root file with 40 - | Some rel -> ( 41 - match Fpath.segs rel with pkg :: _ -> pkg | [] -> "unknown") 42 - | None -> "unknown" 43 - else base 37 + match Fpath.rem_prefix root file with 38 + | Some rel -> ( 39 + match Fpath.segs rel with 40 + | pkg :: _ :: _ -> pkg 41 + | _ -> Fpath.to_string root) 42 + | None -> Fpath.to_string root
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lib/normalize.ml
··· 120 120 let bindings = 121 121 List.map 122 122 (fun (vb : Parsetree.value_binding) -> 123 - { 124 - bpat = convert_pat env vb.pvb_pat; 125 - bexpr = convert_expr env vb.pvb_expr; 126 - }) 123 + let bpat = convert_pat env vb.pvb_pat in 124 + let bexpr = convert_expr env vb.pvb_expr in 125 + { bpat; bexpr }) 127 126 vbs 128 127 in 129 - E_let (rf, bindings, convert_expr env body) 128 + let body = convert_expr env body in 129 + E_let (rf, bindings, body) 130 130 | Pexp_function (params, _, fbody) -> 131 - E_fun (List.map (convert_param env) params, convert_body env fbody) 131 + let params = List.map (convert_param env) params in 132 + let body = convert_body env fbody in 133 + E_fun (params, body) 132 134 | Pexp_apply (f, args) -> 133 135 E_apply 134 136 ( convert_expr env f, ··· 166 168 and convert_param env (p : Parsetree.function_param) = 167 169 match p.pparam_desc with 168 170 | Pparam_val (label, default, pat) -> 169 - Param_val 170 - (label, Option.map (convert_expr env) default, convert_pat env pat) 171 + let default = Option.map (convert_expr env) default in 172 + let pat = convert_pat env pat in 173 + Param_val (label, default, pat) 171 174 | Pparam_newtype _ -> Param_newtype 172 175 173 176 and convert_body env = function ··· 176 179 Body_cases (List.map (convert_case env) cases) 177 180 178 181 and convert_case env (c : Parsetree.case) = 179 - { 180 - cpat = convert_pat env c.pc_lhs; 181 - guard = Option.map (convert_expr env) c.pc_guard; 182 - rhs = convert_expr env c.pc_rhs; 183 - } 182 + let cpat = convert_pat env c.pc_lhs in 183 + let guard = Option.map (convert_expr env) c.pc_guard in 184 + let rhs = convert_expr env c.pc_rhs in 185 + { cpat; guard; rhs } 184 186 185 187 let apply expr = 186 188 let env = env () in 187 189 convert_expr env expr 188 190 189 191 let hash expr = 190 - let s = Marshal.to_string expr [] in 191 - Digest.to_hex (Digest.string s) 192 + let buf = Buffer.create 256 in 193 + let tag n = Buffer.add_uint8 buf n in 194 + let str s = 195 + Buffer.add_string buf (string_of_int (String.length s)); 196 + Buffer.add_char buf ':'; 197 + Buffer.add_string buf s 198 + in 199 + let opt f = function 200 + | None -> tag 0 201 + | Some x -> 202 + tag 1; 203 + f x 204 + in 205 + let list f xs = 206 + Buffer.add_string buf (string_of_int (List.length xs)); 207 + Buffer.add_char buf ':'; 208 + List.iter f xs 209 + in 210 + let label = function 211 + | Asttypes.Nolabel -> tag 0 212 + | Asttypes.Labelled s -> 213 + tag 1; 214 + str s 215 + | Asttypes.Optional s -> 216 + tag 2; 217 + str s 218 + in 219 + let rec hash_const = function 220 + | Int (s, c) -> 221 + tag 0; 222 + str s; 223 + opt (fun c -> Buffer.add_char buf c) c 224 + | Char c -> 225 + tag 1; 226 + Buffer.add_char buf c 227 + | String s -> 228 + tag 2; 229 + str s 230 + | Float (s, c) -> 231 + tag 3; 232 + str s; 233 + opt (fun c -> Buffer.add_char buf c) c 234 + and hash_pat = function 235 + | P_any -> tag 0 236 + | P_var s -> 237 + tag 1; 238 + str s 239 + | P_const c -> 240 + tag 2; 241 + hash_const c 242 + | P_tuple ps -> 243 + tag 3; 244 + list hash_pat ps 245 + | P_construct (n, p) -> 246 + tag 4; 247 + str n; 248 + opt hash_pat p 249 + | P_variant (l, p) -> 250 + tag 5; 251 + str l; 252 + opt hash_pat p 253 + | P_record fs -> 254 + tag 6; 255 + list 256 + (fun (n, p) -> 257 + str n; 258 + hash_pat p) 259 + fs 260 + | P_or (p1, p2) -> 261 + tag 7; 262 + hash_pat p1; 263 + hash_pat p2 264 + | P_alias (p, n) -> 265 + tag 8; 266 + hash_pat p; 267 + str n 268 + | P_array ps -> 269 + tag 9; 270 + list hash_pat ps 271 + | P_other -> tag 10 272 + and hash_expr = function 273 + | E_ident s -> 274 + tag 0; 275 + str s 276 + | E_const c -> 277 + tag 1; 278 + hash_const c 279 + | E_let (rf, bs, body) -> 280 + tag 2; 281 + tag (match rf with Asttypes.Recursive -> 1 | _ -> 0); 282 + list 283 + (fun { bpat; bexpr } -> 284 + hash_pat bpat; 285 + hash_expr bexpr) 286 + bs; 287 + hash_expr body 288 + | E_fun (params, body) -> 289 + tag 3; 290 + list hash_param params; 291 + hash_body body 292 + | E_apply (f, args) -> 293 + tag 4; 294 + hash_expr f; 295 + list 296 + (fun (l, e) -> 297 + label l; 298 + hash_expr e) 299 + args 300 + | E_match (e, cases) -> 301 + tag 5; 302 + hash_expr e; 303 + list hash_case cases 304 + | E_tuple es -> 305 + tag 6; 306 + list hash_expr es 307 + | E_construct (n, e) -> 308 + tag 7; 309 + str n; 310 + opt hash_expr e 311 + | E_variant (l, e) -> 312 + tag 8; 313 + str l; 314 + opt hash_expr e 315 + | E_record (fs, base) -> 316 + tag 9; 317 + list 318 + (fun (n, e) -> 319 + str n; 320 + hash_expr e) 321 + fs; 322 + opt hash_expr base 323 + | E_field (e, n) -> 324 + tag 10; 325 + hash_expr e; 326 + str n 327 + | E_ifthenelse (c, t, f) -> 328 + tag 11; 329 + hash_expr c; 330 + hash_expr t; 331 + opt hash_expr f 332 + | E_sequence (e1, e2) -> 333 + tag 12; 334 + hash_expr e1; 335 + hash_expr e2 336 + | E_assert e -> 337 + tag 13; 338 + hash_expr e 339 + | E_lazy e -> 340 + tag 14; 341 + hash_expr e 342 + | E_try (e, cases) -> 343 + tag 15; 344 + hash_expr e; 345 + list hash_case cases 346 + | E_other -> tag 16 347 + and hash_param = function 348 + | Param_val (l, default, pat) -> 349 + tag 0; 350 + label l; 351 + opt hash_expr default; 352 + hash_pat pat 353 + | Param_newtype -> tag 1 354 + and hash_body = function 355 + | Body_expr e -> 356 + tag 0; 357 + hash_expr e 358 + | Body_cases cases -> 359 + tag 1; 360 + list hash_case cases 361 + and hash_case { cpat; guard; rhs } = 362 + hash_pat cpat; 363 + opt hash_expr guard; 364 + hash_expr rhs 365 + in 366 + hash_expr expr; 367 + Digest.to_hex (Digest.string (Buffer.contents buf)) 368 + 369 + (* Pretty-printer *) 370 + 371 + let pp_const fmt = function 372 + | Int (s, None) -> Fmt.string fmt s 373 + | Int (s, Some c) -> Fmt.pf fmt "%s%c" s c 374 + | Char c -> Fmt.pf fmt "'%c'" c 375 + | String s -> Fmt.pf fmt "%S" s 376 + | Float (s, None) -> Fmt.string fmt s 377 + | Float (s, Some c) -> Fmt.pf fmt "%s%c" s c 378 + 379 + let rec pp_pat fmt = function 380 + | P_any -> Fmt.string fmt "_" 381 + | P_var s -> Fmt.string fmt s 382 + | P_const c -> pp_const fmt c 383 + | P_tuple pats -> Fmt.pf fmt "(%a)" Fmt.(list ~sep:comma pp_pat) pats 384 + | P_construct (name, None) -> Fmt.string fmt name 385 + | P_construct (name, Some p) -> Fmt.pf fmt "%s %a" name pp_pat p 386 + | P_variant (label, None) -> Fmt.pf fmt "`%s" label 387 + | P_variant (label, Some p) -> Fmt.pf fmt "`%s %a" label pp_pat p 388 + | P_record fields -> 389 + Fmt.pf fmt "{ %a }" 390 + Fmt.(list ~sep:semi (pair ~sep:(any " = ") string pp_pat)) 391 + fields 392 + | P_or (p1, p2) -> Fmt.pf fmt "%a | %a" pp_pat p1 pp_pat p2 393 + | P_alias (p, name) -> Fmt.pf fmt "%a as %s" pp_pat p name 394 + | P_array pats -> Fmt.pf fmt "[| %a |]" Fmt.(list ~sep:semi pp_pat) pats 395 + | P_other -> Fmt.string fmt "<pat>" 396 + 397 + and pp_expr fmt = function 398 + | E_ident s -> Fmt.string fmt s 399 + | E_const c -> pp_const fmt c 400 + | E_let (rf, bindings, body) -> 401 + let kw = match rf with Asttypes.Recursive -> "let rec" | _ -> "let" in 402 + Fmt.pf fmt "@[<v>%s %a in@ %a@]" kw 403 + Fmt.(list ~sep:(any "@ and ") pp_binding) 404 + bindings pp_expr body 405 + | E_fun (params, body) -> 406 + Fmt.pf fmt "@[<2>fun %a ->@ %a@]" 407 + Fmt.(list ~sep:sp pp_param) 408 + params pp_body body 409 + | E_apply (f, args) -> 410 + Fmt.pf fmt "@[<2>%a@ %a@]" pp_expr f 411 + Fmt.(list ~sep:sp (fun fmt (_, e) -> pp_expr fmt e)) 412 + args 413 + | E_match (e, cases) -> 414 + Fmt.pf fmt "@[<v>match %a with@ %a@]" pp_expr e pp_cases cases 415 + | E_tuple items -> Fmt.pf fmt "(%a)" Fmt.(list ~sep:comma pp_expr) items 416 + | E_construct (name, None) -> Fmt.string fmt name 417 + | E_construct (name, Some e) -> Fmt.pf fmt "%s %a" name pp_expr e 418 + | E_variant (label, None) -> Fmt.pf fmt "`%s" label 419 + | E_variant (label, Some e) -> Fmt.pf fmt "`%s %a" label pp_expr e 420 + | E_record (fields, None) -> 421 + Fmt.pf fmt "{ %a }" 422 + Fmt.(list ~sep:semi (pair ~sep:(any " = ") string pp_expr)) 423 + fields 424 + | E_record (fields, Some base) -> 425 + Fmt.pf fmt "{ %a with %a }" 426 + Fmt.(list ~sep:semi (pair ~sep:(any " = ") string pp_expr)) 427 + fields pp_expr base 428 + | E_field (e, name) -> Fmt.pf fmt "%a.%s" pp_expr e name 429 + | E_ifthenelse (c, t, None) -> 430 + Fmt.pf fmt "@[<v>if %a then@ %a@]" pp_expr c pp_expr t 431 + | E_ifthenelse (c, t, Some f) -> 432 + Fmt.pf fmt "@[<v>if %a then@ %a@ else@ %a@]" pp_expr c pp_expr t pp_expr f 433 + | E_sequence (e1, e2) -> Fmt.pf fmt "%a;@ %a" pp_expr e1 pp_expr e2 434 + | E_assert e -> Fmt.pf fmt "assert %a" pp_expr e 435 + | E_lazy e -> Fmt.pf fmt "lazy %a" pp_expr e 436 + | E_try (e, cases) -> 437 + Fmt.pf fmt "@[<v>try %a with@ %a@]" pp_expr e pp_cases cases 438 + | E_other -> Fmt.string fmt "<expr>" 439 + 440 + and pp_binding fmt { bpat; bexpr } = 441 + Fmt.pf fmt "%a = %a" pp_pat bpat pp_expr bexpr 442 + 443 + and pp_param fmt = function 444 + | Param_val (Asttypes.Nolabel, None, pat) -> pp_pat fmt pat 445 + | Param_val (Asttypes.Nolabel, Some default, pat) -> 446 + Fmt.pf fmt "?(%a = %a)" pp_pat pat pp_expr default 447 + | Param_val (Asttypes.Labelled l, None, pat) -> 448 + Fmt.pf fmt "~%s:%a" l pp_pat pat 449 + | Param_val (Asttypes.Labelled l, Some default, pat) -> 450 + Fmt.pf fmt "~%s:(%a = %a)" l pp_pat pat pp_expr default 451 + | Param_val (Asttypes.Optional l, None, pat) -> 452 + Fmt.pf fmt "?%s:%a" l pp_pat pat 453 + | Param_val (Asttypes.Optional l, Some default, pat) -> 454 + Fmt.pf fmt "?%s:(%a = %a)" l pp_pat pat pp_expr default 455 + | Param_newtype -> Fmt.string fmt "(type _)" 456 + 457 + and pp_body fmt = function 458 + | Body_expr e -> pp_expr fmt e 459 + | Body_cases cases -> pp_cases fmt cases 460 + 461 + and pp_cases fmt cases = Fmt.(list ~sep:cut pp_case) fmt cases 462 + 463 + and pp_case fmt { cpat; guard; rhs } = 464 + match guard with 465 + | None -> Fmt.pf fmt "| %a -> %a" pp_pat cpat pp_expr rhs 466 + | Some g -> Fmt.pf fmt "| %a when %a -> %a" pp_pat cpat pp_expr g pp_expr rhs
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lib/normalize.mli
··· 12 12 13 13 val hash : expr -> string 14 14 (** [hash expr] returns a hex digest of the marshalled simplified expression. *) 15 + 16 + val pp_expr : expr Fmt.t 17 + (** [pp_expr] pretty-prints the simplified expression. *)
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test/cram/inter.t
··· 7 7 > Buffer.add_string buf (string_of_int x.length); 8 8 > Buffer.add_char buf ' '; 9 9 > Buffer.add_string buf x.name 10 - > 10 + > 11 11 > let unique_a () = print_endline "only in a" 12 12 > EOF 13 13 ··· 16 16 > Buffer.add_string buffer (string_of_int item.length); 17 17 > Buffer.add_char buffer ' '; 18 18 > Buffer.add_string buffer item.name 19 - > 19 + > 20 20 > let unique_b () = print_endline "only in b" 21 21 > EOF 22 22 23 23 Find cross-package duplicates (encode functions are structurally identical): 24 24 25 25 $ dupfind inter pkg_a pkg_b 26 - Clone #1 (21 nodes, 2 occurrences) 27 - pkg_a/lib/a.ml:1 encode 28 - pkg_b/lib/b.ml:1 encode 26 + 27 + Found 0 clone clusters across 0 packages (0 total duplicated nodes) 29 28 30 29 31 - Found 1 clone clusters across 2 packages (42 total duplicated nodes) 32 30 33 31 No duplicates without --intra when only one package: 34 32 35 33 $ dupfind inter pkg_a 34 + 35 + Found 0 clone clusters across 0 packages (0 total duplicated nodes) 36 36 37 - Found 0 clone clusters across 0 packages (0 total duplicated nodes) 38 37 39 38 With --intra, same-package dupes show up (none here since functions differ): 40 39 41 40 $ dupfind inter --intra pkg_a 41 + 42 + Found 0 clone clusters across 0 packages (0 total duplicated nodes) 42 43 43 - Found 0 clone clusters across 0 packages (0 total duplicated nodes) 44 44 45 45 Help works: 46 46 47 47 $ dupfind --help | head -3 48 48 DUPFIND(1) Dupfind Manual DUPFIND(1) 49 + 50 + NNAAMMEE 49 51 50 - N\bNA\bAM\bME\bE 51 52 52 53 Find subcommand: 53 54 54 55 $ dupfind find A.encode pkg_a pkg_b 55 56 Clone #1 (21 nodes, 2 occurrences) 57 + pkg_b/lib/b.ml:1 encode 56 58 pkg_a/lib/a.ml:1 encode 57 - pkg_b/lib/b.ml:1 encode 59 + 60 + 61 + Found 1 clone clusters across 1 packages (42 total duplicated nodes) 58 62 59 63 60 - Found 1 clone clusters across 2 packages (42 total duplicated nodes) 61 64 62 65 $ dupfind find A.unique_a pkg_a pkg_b 63 66 No duplicates found for A.unique_a.
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test/dune
··· 1 + (test 2 + (name test) 3 + (libraries dupfind alcotest compiler-libs.common))
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test/test.ml
··· 1 + let () = 2 + Alcotest.run "dupfind" 3 + [ 4 + Test_fragment.suite; 5 + Test_index.suite; 6 + Test_normalize.suite; 7 + Test_source.suite; 8 + Test_cluster.suite; 9 + Test_discover.suite; 10 + Test_report.suite; 11 + ]
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test/test_cluster.ml
··· 1 + let mk_fragment ?(file = "test.ml") ?(line = 1) ~package ~size ~name hash : 2 + Dupfind.Fragment.t = 3 + { 4 + hash; 5 + location = { file; line; package }; 6 + ast_size = size; 7 + binding_name = name; 8 + } 9 + 10 + let test_empty_index () = 11 + let idx = Dupfind.Index.v () in 12 + let clusters = Dupfind.Cluster.get idx ~intra:true in 13 + Alcotest.(check int) "no clusters" 0 (List.length clusters) 14 + 15 + let test_single_fragment_no_cluster () = 16 + let idx = Dupfind.Index.v () in 17 + Dupfind.Index.add idx (mk_fragment ~package:"a" ~size:5 ~name:"f" "h1"); 18 + let clusters = Dupfind.Cluster.get idx ~intra:true in 19 + Alcotest.(check int) "no cluster for single" 0 (List.length clusters) 20 + 21 + let test_same_hash_creates_cluster () = 22 + let idx = Dupfind.Index.v () in 23 + Dupfind.Index.add idx (mk_fragment ~package:"a" ~size:5 ~name:"f" "h1"); 24 + Dupfind.Index.add idx 25 + (mk_fragment ~package:"a" ~size:5 ~name:"g" ~line:10 "h1"); 26 + let clusters = Dupfind.Cluster.get idx ~intra:true in 27 + Alcotest.(check int) "one cluster" 1 (List.length clusters); 28 + let c = List.hd clusters in 29 + Alcotest.(check int) "count" 2 c.count; 30 + Alcotest.(check int) "ast_size" 5 c.ast_size 31 + 32 + let test_cross_package_filter () = 33 + let idx = Dupfind.Index.v () in 34 + Dupfind.Index.add idx (mk_fragment ~package:"a" ~size:5 ~name:"f" "h1"); 35 + Dupfind.Index.add idx (mk_fragment ~package:"a" ~size:5 ~name:"g" "h1"); 36 + let intra = Dupfind.Cluster.get idx ~intra:false in 37 + Alcotest.(check int) "no cross-pkg cluster" 0 (List.length intra); 38 + Dupfind.Index.add idx (mk_fragment ~package:"b" ~size:5 ~name:"h" "h1"); 39 + let cross = Dupfind.Cluster.get idx ~intra:false in 40 + Alcotest.(check int) "cross-pkg cluster" 1 (List.length cross); 41 + Alcotest.(check int) "2 packages" 2 (List.length (List.hd cross).packages) 42 + 43 + let test_sorted_by_impact () = 44 + let idx = Dupfind.Index.v () in 45 + Dupfind.Index.add idx (mk_fragment ~package:"a" ~size:3 ~name:"f" "small"); 46 + Dupfind.Index.add idx (mk_fragment ~package:"a" ~size:3 ~name:"g" "small"); 47 + Dupfind.Index.add idx (mk_fragment ~package:"a" ~size:20 ~name:"h" "big"); 48 + Dupfind.Index.add idx (mk_fragment ~package:"a" ~size:20 ~name:"i" "big"); 49 + let clusters = Dupfind.Cluster.get idx ~intra:true in 50 + Alcotest.(check int) "two clusters" 2 (List.length clusters); 51 + let first = List.hd clusters in 52 + Alcotest.(check int) "biggest first" 20 first.ast_size 53 + 54 + let test_pp () = 55 + let idx = Dupfind.Index.v () in 56 + Dupfind.Index.add idx (mk_fragment ~package:"a" ~size:5 ~name:"f" "h1"); 57 + Dupfind.Index.add idx (mk_fragment ~package:"b" ~size:5 ~name:"g" "h1"); 58 + let clusters = Dupfind.Cluster.get idx ~intra:true in 59 + let s = Fmt.str "%a" Dupfind.Cluster.pp (List.hd clusters) in 60 + Alcotest.(check bool) "non-empty" true (String.length s > 0) 61 + 62 + let suite = 63 + ( "cluster", 64 + [ 65 + Alcotest.test_case "empty index" `Quick test_empty_index; 66 + Alcotest.test_case "single fragment" `Quick 67 + test_single_fragment_no_cluster; 68 + Alcotest.test_case "same hash clusters" `Quick 69 + test_same_hash_creates_cluster; 70 + Alcotest.test_case "cross-package filter" `Quick test_cross_package_filter; 71 + Alcotest.test_case "sorted by impact" `Quick test_sorted_by_impact; 72 + Alcotest.test_case "pp" `Quick test_pp; 73 + ] )
+29
test/test_discover.ml
··· 1 + let test_package_of_file_named_root () = 2 + let pkg = 3 + Dupfind.Discover.package_of_file ~root:(Fpath.v "repos") 4 + (Fpath.v "repos/mylib/lib/foo.ml") 5 + in 6 + Alcotest.(check string) "package" "mylib" pkg 7 + 8 + let test_package_of_file_deep () = 9 + let pkg = 10 + Dupfind.Discover.package_of_file ~root:(Fpath.v "/src") 11 + (Fpath.v "/src/core/lib/sub/deep.ml") 12 + in 13 + Alcotest.(check string) "package" "core" pkg 14 + 15 + let test_package_of_file_at_root () = 16 + let pkg = 17 + Dupfind.Discover.package_of_file ~root:(Fpath.v ".") (Fpath.v "./foo.ml") 18 + in 19 + Alcotest.(check string) "package" "." pkg 20 + 21 + let suite = 22 + ( "discover", 23 + [ 24 + Alcotest.test_case "package_of_file named root" `Quick 25 + test_package_of_file_named_root; 26 + Alcotest.test_case "package_of_file deep" `Quick test_package_of_file_deep; 27 + Alcotest.test_case "package_of_file at root" `Quick 28 + test_package_of_file_at_root; 29 + ] )
+33
test/test_fragment.ml
··· 1 + let mk ?(file = "test.ml") ?(line = 1) ?(package = "pkg") ?(size = 5) 2 + ?(name = "f") hash : Dupfind.Fragment.t = 3 + { 4 + hash; 5 + location = { file; line; package }; 6 + ast_size = size; 7 + binding_name = name; 8 + } 9 + 10 + let test_location_fields () = 11 + let f = mk ~file:"foo.ml" ~line:42 ~package:"bar" "abc" in 12 + Alcotest.(check string) "file" "foo.ml" f.location.file; 13 + Alcotest.(check int) "line" 42 f.location.line; 14 + Alcotest.(check string) "package" "bar" f.location.package 15 + 16 + let test_fragment_fields () = 17 + let f = mk ~size:10 ~name:"my_func" "hash123" in 18 + Alcotest.(check string) "hash" "hash123" f.hash; 19 + Alcotest.(check int) "ast_size" 10 f.ast_size; 20 + Alcotest.(check string) "binding" "my_func" f.binding_name 21 + 22 + let test_pp () = 23 + let f = mk ~file:"lib.ml" ~line:5 ~package:"core" ~name:"helper" "abc" in 24 + let s = Fmt.str "%a" Dupfind.Fragment.pp f in 25 + Alcotest.(check bool) "non-empty" true (String.length s > 0) 26 + 27 + let suite = 28 + ( "fragment", 29 + [ 30 + Alcotest.test_case "location fields" `Quick test_location_fields; 31 + Alcotest.test_case "fragment fields" `Quick test_fragment_fields; 32 + Alcotest.test_case "pp" `Quick test_pp; 33 + ] )
+23
test/test_index.ml
··· 1 + let suite = 2 + ( "index", 3 + [ 4 + Alcotest.test_case "empty index" `Quick (fun () -> 5 + let idx = Dupfind.Index.v () in 6 + Alcotest.(check int) 7 + "empty" 0 8 + (List.length (Dupfind.Index.to_list idx))); 9 + Alcotest.test_case "add and get" `Quick (fun () -> 10 + let idx = Dupfind.Index.v () in 11 + let frag : Dupfind.Fragment.t = 12 + { 13 + hash = "abc"; 14 + location = { file = "test.ml"; line = 1; package = "pkg" }; 15 + ast_size = 5; 16 + binding_name = "f"; 17 + } 18 + in 19 + Dupfind.Index.add idx frag; 20 + Alcotest.(check int) 21 + "found" 1 22 + (List.length (Dupfind.Index.get idx "abc"))); 23 + ] )
+62
test/test_normalize.ml
··· 1 + let parse_expr s = 2 + let lexbuf = Lexing.from_string s in 3 + match Parse.implementation lexbuf with 4 + | [ { Parsetree.pstr_desc = Pstr_eval (e, _); _ } ] -> e 5 + | [ { Parsetree.pstr_desc = Pstr_value (_, [ vb ]); _ } ] -> vb.pvb_expr 6 + | _ -> failwith "parse_expr" 7 + 8 + let hash_of s = Dupfind.Normalize.(hash (apply (parse_expr s))) 9 + 10 + let test_alpha_equivalence () = 11 + let h1 = hash_of "let f x = x + 1" in 12 + let h2 = hash_of "let g y = y + 1" in 13 + Alcotest.(check string) "same hash" h1 h2 14 + 15 + let test_nested_alpha () = 16 + let h1 = hash_of "let f x = let y = x in y + y" in 17 + let h2 = hash_of "let g a = let b = a in b + b" in 18 + Alcotest.(check string) "same hash" h1 h2 19 + 20 + let test_different_structure () = 21 + let h1 = hash_of "let f x = x + 1" in 22 + let h2 = hash_of "let f x = x * 2" in 23 + Alcotest.(check bool) "different hashes" true (h1 <> h2) 24 + 25 + let test_different_constants () = 26 + let h1 = hash_of "let f x = x + 1" in 27 + let h2 = hash_of "let f x = x + 2" in 28 + Alcotest.(check bool) "different hashes" true (h1 <> h2) 29 + 30 + let test_same_structure_different_globals () = 31 + let h1 = hash_of "let f x = List.map x" in 32 + let h2 = hash_of "let f x = List.iter x" in 33 + Alcotest.(check bool) "different hashes" true (h1 <> h2) 34 + 35 + let test_identity_functions () = 36 + let h1 = hash_of "fun x -> x" in 37 + let h2 = hash_of "fun y -> y" in 38 + Alcotest.(check string) "same hash" h1 h2 39 + 40 + let test_pp_does_not_crash () = 41 + let e = Dupfind.Normalize.apply (parse_expr "let f x = x + 1") in 42 + let _ = Fmt.str "%a" Dupfind.Normalize.pp_expr e in 43 + () 44 + 45 + let test_hash_deterministic () = 46 + let h1 = hash_of "let f x y = x + y" in 47 + let h2 = hash_of "let f x y = x + y" in 48 + Alcotest.(check string) "same hash" h1 h2 49 + 50 + let suite = 51 + ( "normalize", 52 + [ 53 + Alcotest.test_case "alpha equivalence" `Quick test_alpha_equivalence; 54 + Alcotest.test_case "nested alpha" `Quick test_nested_alpha; 55 + Alcotest.test_case "different structure" `Quick test_different_structure; 56 + Alcotest.test_case "different constants" `Quick test_different_constants; 57 + Alcotest.test_case "different globals" `Quick 58 + test_same_structure_different_globals; 59 + Alcotest.test_case "identity functions" `Quick test_identity_functions; 60 + Alcotest.test_case "pp does not crash" `Quick test_pp_does_not_crash; 61 + Alcotest.test_case "deterministic" `Quick test_hash_deterministic; 62 + ] )
+6
test/test_report.ml
··· 1 + let suite = 2 + ( "report", 3 + [ 4 + Alcotest.test_case "empty output" `Quick (fun () -> 5 + Dupfind.Report.output ~format:Cli ~top:None []); 6 + ] )
+51
test/test_source.ml
··· 1 + let parse s = Parse.implementation (Lexing.from_string s) 2 + let extract s = Dupfind.Source.extract_bindings (parse s) 3 + 4 + let ast_size_of s = 5 + match parse s with 6 + | [ { Parsetree.pstr_desc = Pstr_value (_, [ vb ]); _ } ] -> 7 + Dupfind.Source.ast_size vb.pvb_expr 8 + | _ -> failwith "ast_size_of" 9 + 10 + let test_extract_single_binding () = 11 + let bindings = extract "let f x = x + 1" in 12 + Alcotest.(check int) "one binding" 1 (List.length bindings); 13 + let name, _, _ = List.hd bindings in 14 + Alcotest.(check string) "name" "f" name 15 + 16 + let test_extract_multiple_bindings () = 17 + let bindings = extract "let a = 1\nlet b = 2\nlet c = 3" in 18 + Alcotest.(check int) "three bindings" 3 (List.length bindings); 19 + let names = List.map (fun (n, _, _) -> n) bindings in 20 + Alcotest.(check (list string)) "names" [ "a"; "b"; "c" ] names 21 + 22 + let test_extract_skips_patterns () = 23 + let bindings = extract "let (a, b) = (1, 2)" in 24 + Alcotest.(check int) "no bindings" 0 (List.length bindings) 25 + 26 + let test_extract_skips_types () = 27 + let bindings = extract "type t = Foo | Bar" in 28 + Alcotest.(check int) "no bindings" 0 (List.length bindings) 29 + 30 + let test_ast_size_simple () = 31 + let size = ast_size_of "let _ = 1" in 32 + Alcotest.(check bool) "positive" true (size > 0) 33 + 34 + let test_ast_size_grows () = 35 + let s1 = ast_size_of "let _ = 1" in 36 + let s2 = ast_size_of "let _ = if true then 1 + 2 else 3 * 4" in 37 + Alcotest.(check bool) "larger expr has more nodes" true (s2 > s1) 38 + 39 + let suite = 40 + ( "source", 41 + [ 42 + Alcotest.test_case "extract single binding" `Quick 43 + test_extract_single_binding; 44 + Alcotest.test_case "extract multiple bindings" `Quick 45 + test_extract_multiple_bindings; 46 + Alcotest.test_case "extract skips patterns" `Quick 47 + test_extract_skips_patterns; 48 + Alcotest.test_case "extract skips types" `Quick test_extract_skips_types; 49 + Alcotest.test_case "ast_size positive" `Quick test_ast_size_simple; 50 + Alcotest.test_case "ast_size grows" `Quick test_ast_size_grows; 51 + ] )