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3 -- GNAT COMPILER COMPONENTS --
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26 with Types
; use Types
;
29 procedure Analyze_Compilation_Unit
(N
: Node_Id
);
30 procedure Analyze_With_Clause
(N
: Node_Id
);
31 procedure Analyze_Subprogram_Body_Stub
(N
: Node_Id
);
32 procedure Analyze_Package_Body_Stub
(N
: Node_Id
);
33 procedure Analyze_Task_Body_Stub
(N
: Node_Id
);
34 procedure Analyze_Protected_Body_Stub
(N
: Node_Id
);
35 procedure Analyze_Subunit
(N
: Node_Id
);
37 procedure Install_Context
(N
: Node_Id
; Chain
: Boolean := True);
38 -- Installs the entities from the context clause of the given compilation
39 -- unit into the visibility chains. This is done before analyzing a unit.
40 -- For a child unit, install context of parents as well. The flag Chain is
41 -- used to control the "chaining" or linking of use-type and use-package
42 -- clauses to avoid circularities when reinstalling context clauses.
44 procedure Install_Private_With_Clauses
(P
: Entity_Id
);
45 -- Install the private with_clauses of a compilation unit, when compiling
46 -- its private part, compiling a private child unit, or compiling the
47 -- private declarations of a public child unit.
49 function Is_Legal_Shadow_Entity_In_Body
(T
: Entity_Id
) return Boolean;
50 -- Assuming that type T is an incomplete type coming from a limited with
51 -- view, determine whether the package where T resides is imported through
52 -- a regular with clause in the current package body.
54 procedure Remove_Context
(N
: Node_Id
);
55 -- Removes the entities from the context clause of the given compilation
56 -- unit from the visibility chains. This is done on exit from a unit as
57 -- part of cleaning up the visibility chains for the caller. A special
58 -- case is that the call from the Main_Unit can be ignored, since at the
59 -- end of the main unit the visibility table won't be needed in any case.
60 -- For a child unit, remove parents and their context as well.
62 procedure Remove_Private_With_Clauses
(Comp_Unit
: Node_Id
);
63 -- The private_with_clauses of a compilation unit are visible in the
64 -- private part of a nested package, even if this package appears in
65 -- the visible part of the enclosing compilation unit. This Ada 2005
66 -- rule imposes extra steps in order to install/remove the private_with
67 -- clauses of an enclosing unit.
69 procedure Load_Needed_Body
72 Do_Analyze
: Boolean := True);
73 -- Load and analyze the body of a context unit that is generic, or that
74 -- contains generic units or inlined units. The body becomes part of the
75 -- semantic dependency set of the unit that needs it. The returned result
76 -- in OK is True if the load is successful, and False if the requested file
77 -- cannot be found. If the flag Do_Analyze is false, the unit is loaded and
78 -- parsed only. This allows a selective analysis in some inlining cases
79 -- where a full analysis would lead so circularities in the back-end.