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   2 --                                                                          --
   3 --                         GNAT COMPILER COMPONENTS                         --
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   5 --                             P R E P C O M P                              --
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  25
  26 --  This package stores all preprocessing data for the compiler
  27
  28 with Namet; use Namet;
  29 with Types; use Types;
  30
  31 package Prepcomp is
  32
  33    procedure Add_Dependency (S : Source_File_Index);
  34    --  Add a dependency on a non-source file. This is used internally for the
  35    --  preprocessing data file and the preprocessing definition file, and also
  36    --  externally for non-temporary configuration pragmas files.
  37
  38    procedure Add_Dependencies;
  39    --  Add dependencies on the preprocessing data file and the preprocessing
  40    --  definition files, if any, and the non-temporary configuration pragmas
  41    --  files, if any.
  42
  43    procedure Check_Symbols;
  44    --  Check if there are preprocessing symbols on the command line and set
  45    --  preprocessing if there are some: all files are preprocessed with these
  46    --  symbols. This procedure should not be called if there is a preprocessing
  47    --  data file specified on the command line. Instead a call should be made
  48    --  to Parse_Preprocessing_Data_File.
  49
  50    procedure Parse_Preprocessing_Data_File (N : File_Name_Type);
  51    --  Parse a preprocessing data file, specified with a -gnatep= switch
  52
  53    procedure Prepare_To_Preprocess
  54      (Source               : File_Name_Type;
  55       Preprocessing_Needed : out Boolean);
  56    --  Prepare, if necessary, the preprocessor for a source file. If the source
  57    --  file needs to be preprocessed, Preprocessing_Needed is set to True.
  58    --  Otherwise, Preprocessing_Needed is set to False and no preprocessing
  59    --  needs to be done.
  60
  61    procedure Process_Command_Line_Symbol_Definitions;
  62    --  Check symbol definitions that have been added by calls to procedure
  63    --  Add_Symbol_Definition and stored as pointers to string, and put them in
  64    --  a table. The reason the definitions were stored as pointer to strings is
  65    --  that the name table is not yest initialized when we process the command
  66    --  line switches. These symbol definitions will be later used in
  67    --  the call to Prepare_To_Preprocess.
  68
  69 end Prepcomp;