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3 -- GNAT COMPILER COMPONENTS --
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26 -- covered by the GNU General Public License. This exception does not --
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28 -- covered by the GNU Public License. --
30 -- GNAT was originally developed by the GNAT team at New York University. --
31 -- It is now maintained by Ada Core Technologies Inc (http://www.gnat.com). --
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36 pragma Preelaborate
(Debug
);
38 -- This package contains global flags used to control the inclusion
39 -- of debugging code in various phases of the compiler. Some of these
40 -- flags are also used by the binder and gnatmake.
42 -------------------------
43 -- Dynamic Debug Flags --
44 -------------------------
46 -- Sixty two flags that can be used to active various specialized
47 -- debugging output information. The flags are preset to False, which
48 -- corresponds to the given output being suppressed. The individual
49 -- flags can be turned on using the undocumented switch dxxx where
50 -- xxx is a string of letters for flags to be turned on. Documentation
51 -- on the current usage of these flags is contained in the body of Debug
52 -- rather than the spec, so that we don't have to recompile the world
53 -- when a new debug flag is added
55 Debug_Flag_A
: Boolean := False;
56 Debug_Flag_B
: Boolean := False;
57 Debug_Flag_C
: Boolean := False;
58 Debug_Flag_D
: Boolean := False;
59 Debug_Flag_E
: Boolean := False;
60 Debug_Flag_F
: Boolean := False;
61 Debug_Flag_G
: Boolean := False;
62 Debug_Flag_H
: Boolean := False;
63 Debug_Flag_I
: Boolean := False;
64 Debug_Flag_J
: Boolean := False;
65 Debug_Flag_K
: Boolean := False;
66 Debug_Flag_L
: Boolean := False;
67 Debug_Flag_M
: Boolean := False;
68 Debug_Flag_N
: Boolean := False;
69 Debug_Flag_O
: Boolean := False;
70 Debug_Flag_P
: Boolean := False;
71 Debug_Flag_Q
: Boolean := False;
72 Debug_Flag_R
: Boolean := False;
73 Debug_Flag_S
: Boolean := False;
74 Debug_Flag_T
: Boolean := False;
75 Debug_Flag_U
: Boolean := False;
76 Debug_Flag_V
: Boolean := False;
77 Debug_Flag_W
: Boolean := False;
78 Debug_Flag_X
: Boolean := False;
79 Debug_Flag_Y
: Boolean := False;
80 Debug_Flag_Z
: Boolean := False;
82 Debug_Flag_AA
: Boolean := False;
83 Debug_Flag_BB
: Boolean := False;
84 Debug_Flag_CC
: Boolean := False;
85 Debug_Flag_DD
: Boolean := False;
86 Debug_Flag_EE
: Boolean := False;
87 Debug_Flag_FF
: Boolean := False;
88 Debug_Flag_GG
: Boolean := False;
89 Debug_Flag_HH
: Boolean := False;
90 Debug_Flag_II
: Boolean := False;
91 Debug_Flag_JJ
: Boolean := False;
92 Debug_Flag_KK
: Boolean := False;
93 Debug_Flag_LL
: Boolean := False;
94 Debug_Flag_MM
: Boolean := False;
95 Debug_Flag_NN
: Boolean := False;
96 Debug_Flag_OO
: Boolean := False;
97 Debug_Flag_PP
: Boolean := False;
98 Debug_Flag_QQ
: Boolean := False;
99 Debug_Flag_RR
: Boolean := False;
100 Debug_Flag_SS
: Boolean := False;
101 Debug_Flag_TT
: Boolean := False;
102 Debug_Flag_UU
: Boolean := False;
103 Debug_Flag_VV
: Boolean := False;
104 Debug_Flag_WW
: Boolean := False;
105 Debug_Flag_XX
: Boolean := False;
106 Debug_Flag_YY
: Boolean := False;
107 Debug_Flag_ZZ
: Boolean := False;
109 Debug_Flag_1
: Boolean := False;
110 Debug_Flag_2
: Boolean := False;
111 Debug_Flag_3
: Boolean := False;
112 Debug_Flag_4
: Boolean := False;
113 Debug_Flag_5
: Boolean := False;
114 Debug_Flag_6
: Boolean := False;
115 Debug_Flag_7
: Boolean := False;
116 Debug_Flag_8
: Boolean := False;
117 Debug_Flag_9
: Boolean := False;
119 function Get_Debug_Flag_K
return Boolean;
120 -- This function is called from C code to get the setting of the K flag
121 -- (it does not work to try to access a constant object directly).
123 procedure Set_Debug_Flag
(C
: Character; Val
: Boolean := True);
124 -- Where C is 0-9, A-Z, or a-z, sets the corresponding debug flag to
125 -- the given value. In the checks off version of debug, the call to
126 -- Set_Debug_Flag is always a null operation.