fe_interface_header.cpp

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// fe_interface_header.cpp,v 1.20 2003/01/24 15:08:02 parsons Exp

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// These utility classes are used to store information about a
// node type as the node type is being parsed and before the
// node itself is created.

#include "fe_interface_header.h"
#include "ast_valuetype.h"
#include "ast_component.h"
#include "ast_home.h"
#include "ast_module.h"
#include "utl_namelist.h"
#include "utl_err.h"
#include "global_extern.h"
#include "nr_extern.h"

ACE_RCSID (fe, 
           fe_interface_header, 
           "fe_interface_header.cpp,v 1.20 2003/01/24 15:08:02 parsons Exp")

#undef  INCREMENT
#define INCREMENT 512

// Private storage used to store interfaces seen already in the
// computation of the unique inheritance list.
static AST_Interface **iseen = 0;
static long iallocated = 0;
static long iused = 0;

// Same as above, but the list is flattened and
// includes all ancestors, not just immediate ones.
static AST_Interface **iseen_flat = 0;
static long iallocated_flat = 0;
static long iused_flat = 0;

// Add an interface to an inheritance spec.
static void
add_inheritance (AST_Interface *i)
{
  AST_Interface  **oiseen;

  // Make sure there's space for one more.
  if (iallocated == iused)
    {
      if (iallocated == 0)
        {
          iallocated = INCREMENT;

          ACE_NEW (iseen,
                   AST_Interface *[iallocated]);
        }
      else
        {
          oiseen = iseen;
          iallocated += INCREMENT;

          ACE_NEW (iseen,
                   AST_Interface *[iallocated]);

          for (long k = 0; k < iused; ++k)
            {
              iseen[k] = oiseen[k];
            }

          delete oiseen;
        }
    }

  // OK, now insert it.
  iseen[iused++] = i;
}

// Add an interface to the flat list.
static void
add_inheritance_flat (AST_Interface *i)
{
  AST_Interface **oiseen_flat;

  // Make sure there's space for one more.
  if (iallocated_flat == iused_flat)
    {
      if (iallocated_flat == 0)
        {
          iallocated_flat = INCREMENT;

          ACE_NEW (iseen_flat,
                   AST_Interface *[iallocated_flat]);
        }
      else
        {
          oiseen_flat = iseen_flat;
          iallocated_flat += INCREMENT;

          ACE_NEW (iseen_flat,
                   AST_Interface *[iallocated_flat]);

          for (long k = 0; k < iused_flat; k++)
            {
              iseen_flat[k] = oiseen_flat[k];
            }

          delete oiseen_flat;
        }
    }

  // OK, now insert it.
  iseen_flat[iused_flat++] = i;
}

// Have we already seen this interface?
static long
already_seen (AST_Interface *ip)
{
  for (long i = 0; i < iused; ++i)
    {
      if (iseen[i] == ip)
        {
          return I_TRUE;
        }
    }

  return I_FALSE;
}

// Have we already seen this interface in the flat list?
static long
already_seen_flat (AST_Interface *ip)
{
  for (long i = 0; i < iused_flat; ++i)
    {
      if (iseen_flat[i] == ip)
        {
          return I_TRUE;
        }
    }

  return I_FALSE;
}

// @@@ (JP) Here are the rules for interface inheritance and
// value type inheritance and supports, straight from Jonathan
// Biggar <[e-mail]> as of 3/28/02. The following was
// resolved by the OMG, but is not yet part of an official spec.

/*
An interface can inherit from any number of other interfaces, abstract
or not.

An abstract interface can only inherit from other abstract interfaces.

An abstract valuetype can inherit from any number of abstract
valuetypes.  It may support one interface, and in addition, any number
of abstract interfaces.

A concrete valuetype can inherit from only one concrete valuetype.  It
may inherit from any number of abstract valuetypes.  It may support one
interface, and any number of abstract interfaces.

The single concrete inherited valuetype must be the first one in the
inheritance list.

The single supported interface (for valuetypes) must also be the first
in the "supports" list.

And one more important clarification, if a base valuetype supports an
interface, a derived valuetype may also be declared to support an
interface, as long as it is derived from all interfaces that are
supported by any base valuetypes.  Here is an example:

interface I1 { }; 
interface I2 { }; 
interface I3: I1, I2 { }; 

abstract valuetype V1 supports I1 { }; 
abstract valuetype V2 supports I2 { }; 
valuetype V3: V1, V2 supports I3 { }; // legal 
valuetype V4: V1 supports I2 { }; // illegal 

This last rule was made to guarantee that any given valuetype supported
at most one most-derived interface.  We didn't want valuetypes to extend
the OMG model through the backdoor by providing multiple non-related
interfaces.
*/

FE_InterfaceHeader::FE_InterfaceHeader (UTL_ScopedName *n,
                                        UTL_NameList *inherits,
                                        idl_bool is_local,
                                        idl_bool is_abstract,
                                        idl_bool compile_now)
  : pd_interface_name (n),
    pd_inherits (0),
    pd_n_inherits (0),
    pd_inherits_flat (0),
    pd_n_inherits_flat (0),
    pd_is_local (is_local),
    pd_is_abstract (is_abstract)
{
  if (compile_now)
    {
      this->compile_inheritance (inherits,
                                 I_FALSE);
    }
}

FE_InterfaceHeader::~FE_InterfaceHeader (void)
{
}

idl_bool
FE_InterfaceHeader::is_local (void) const
{
  return this->pd_is_local;
}

idl_bool
FE_InterfaceHeader::is_abstract (void) const
{
  return this->pd_is_abstract;
}

// Add this interface to the list of inherited if not already there.
void
FE_InterfaceHeader::compile_one_inheritance (AST_Interface *i)
{
  // Check for badly formed interface.
  if (i == 0)
    {
      return;
    }

  // If we've seen it already then don't expand again.
  if (already_seen (i))
    {
      return;
    }

  // OK, add i to the list of inherited interfaces.
  add_inheritance (i);

  // And add i to the flat list as well.
  if (!already_seen_flat (i))
    {
      add_inheritance_flat (i);
    }

  // Add i's parents to the flat list.
  AST_Interface **parents = i->inherits ();
  long num_parents = i->n_inherits ();

  for (long j = 0; j < num_parents; ++j)
    {
      AST_Interface *tmp = parents[j];

      if (already_seen_flat (tmp))
        {
          continue;
        }

      add_inheritance_flat (tmp);
    }
}

// Compute the list of top-level interfaces this one inherits from.
void
FE_InterfaceHeader::compile_inheritance (UTL_NameList *ifaces,
                                         idl_bool for_valuetype)
{
  if (ifaces == 0)
    {
      return;
    }

  AST_Decl *d = 0;
  UTL_ScopedName *item = 0;;
  AST_Interface *i = 0;
  long j = 0;
  long k = 0;
  int inh_err = 0;

  iused = 0;
  iused_flat = 0;

  // Compute expanded flattened non-repeating list of interfaces
  // which this one inherits from.

  for (UTL_NamelistActiveIterator l (ifaces); !l.is_done (); l.next ())
    {
      item = l.item ();

      // Check that scope stack is valid.
      if (idl_global->scopes ().top () == 0)
        {
          idl_global->err ()->lookup_error (item);
          return;
        }

      // Look it up.
      UTL_Scope *s = idl_global->scopes ().top ();

      d = s->lookup_by_name  (item,
                              I_TRUE);

      if (d == 0)
        {
          AST_Decl *sad = ScopeAsDecl (s);

          if (sad->node_type () == AST_Decl::NT_module)
            {
              AST_Module *m = AST_Module::narrow_from_decl (sad);

              d = m->look_in_previous (item->last_component ());
            }
        }

      // Not found?
      if (d == 0)
        {
          idl_global->err ()->lookup_error (item);
          return;
        }

      // Not an appropriate interface?
      while (d->node_type () == AST_Decl::NT_typedef)
        {
          d = AST_Typedef::narrow_from_decl (d)->base_type ();
        }

      i = AST_Interface::narrow_from_decl (d);

      if (i != 0)
        {
          inh_err = this->check_inherit (i,
                                         for_valuetype);
        }
      else
        {
          inh_err = -1;
        }

      if (inh_err == -1)
        {
          idl_global->err ()->interface_expected (d);
          break;
        }

      // Forward declared interface?
      if (!i->is_defined ())
        {
          idl_global->err ()->inheritance_fwd_error (this->pd_interface_name,
                                                     i);
          break;
        }

      if (!for_valuetype && this->pd_is_abstract && !i->is_abstract ())
        {
          idl_global->err ()->abstract_inheritance_error (this->name (),
                                                          i->name ());
        }

      // OK, see if we have to add this to the list of interfaces
      // inherited from.
      this->compile_one_inheritance (i);
    }

  // OK, install in interface header.
  // First the flat list (all ancestors).
  if (iused_flat > 0)
    {
      ACE_NEW (this->pd_inherits_flat,
               AST_Interface *[iused_flat]);

      for (j = 0; j < iused_flat; ++j)
        {
          this->pd_inherits_flat[j] = iseen_flat[j];
        }

      this->pd_n_inherits_flat = iused_flat;
    }

  // Then the list of immediate ancestors.
  if (iused > 0)
    {
      ACE_NEW (this->pd_inherits,
               AST_Interface *[iused]);

      for (k = 0; k < iused; ++k)
        {
          this->pd_inherits[k] = iseen[k];
        }

      this->pd_n_inherits = iused;
    }
}

int
FE_InterfaceHeader::check_inherit (AST_Interface *i,
                                   idl_bool for_valuetype)
{
  // We use the narrow instead of node_type() here so we can get a
  // match with both valuetypes and eventtypes.
  idl_bool is_valuetype = (AST_ValueType::narrow_from_decl (i) != 0);

  if (
      // Non-local interfaces may not inherit from local ones.
      (! this->pd_is_local && i->is_local ())
      // Both valuetype or both interface.
      || (for_valuetype ^ is_valuetype)
     )
    {
      return -1;
    }
  else
    {
      return 0;
    }
}

// Data accessors.

UTL_ScopedName *
FE_InterfaceHeader::name (void) const