1 // go-linemap.h -- interface to location tracking -*- C++ -*-
3 // Copyright 2011 The Go Authors. All rights reserved.
4 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
5 // license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
10 #include "go-system.h"
12 // The backend must define a type named Location which holds
13 // information about a location in a source file. The only thing the
14 // frontend does with instances of Location is pass them back to the
15 // backend interface. The Location type must be assignable, and it
16 // must be comparable: i.e., it must support operator= and operator<.
17 // The type is normally passed by value rather than by reference, and
18 // it should support that efficiently. The type should be defined in
21 #include "go-location.h"
23 // The Linemap class is a pure abstract interface, plus some static
24 // convenience functions. The backend must implement the interface.
31 // Only one instance of Linemap is allowed to exist.
32 go_assert(Linemap::instance_
== NULL
);
33 Linemap::instance_
= this;
37 ~Linemap() { Linemap::instance_
= NULL
; }
39 // Subsequent Location values will come from the file named
40 // FILE_NAME, starting at LINE_BEGIN. Normally LINE_BEGIN will be
41 // 0, but it will be non-zero if the Go source has a //line comment.
43 start_file(const char* file_name
, unsigned int line_begin
) = 0;
45 // Subsequent Location values will come from the line LINE_NUMBER,
46 // in the current file. LINE_SIZE is the size of the line in bytes.
47 // This will normally be called for every line in a source file.
49 start_line(unsigned int line_number
, unsigned int line_size
) = 0;
51 // Get a Location representing column position COLUMN on the current
52 // line in the current file.
54 get_location(unsigned int column
) = 0;
56 // Stop generating Location values. This will be called after all
57 // input files have been read, in case any cleanup is required.
62 // Return a special Location used for predeclared identifiers. This
63 // Location should be different from that for any actual source
64 // file. This location will be used for various different types,
65 // functions, and objects created by the frontend.
67 get_predeclared_location() = 0;
69 // Return a special Location which indicates that no actual location
70 // is known. This is used for undefined objects and for errors.
72 get_unknown_location() = 0;
74 // Return whether the argument is the Location returned by
75 // get_predeclared_location.
77 is_predeclared(Location
) = 0;
79 // Return whether the argument is the Location returned by
80 // get_unknown_location.
82 is_unknown(Location
) = 0;
84 // The single existing instance of Linemap.
85 static Linemap
*instance_
;
88 // Following are convenience static functions, which allow us to
89 // access some virtual functions without explicitly passing around
90 // an instance of Linemap.
92 // Return the special Location used for predeclared identifiers.
94 predeclared_location()
96 go_assert(Linemap::instance_
!= NULL
);
97 return Linemap::instance_
->get_predeclared_location();
100 // Return the special Location used when no location is known.
104 go_assert(Linemap::instance_
!= NULL
);
105 return Linemap::instance_
->get_unknown_location();
108 // Return whether the argument is the special location used for
109 // predeclared identifiers.
111 is_predeclared_location(Location loc
)
113 go_assert(Linemap::instance_
!= NULL
);
114 return Linemap::instance_
->is_predeclared(loc
);
117 // Return whether the argument is the special location used when no
118 // location is known.
120 is_unknown_location(Location loc
)
122 go_assert(Linemap::instance_
!= NULL
);
123 return Linemap::instance_
->is_unknown(loc
);
127 // The backend interface must define this function. It should return
128 // a fully implemented instance of Linemap.
129 extern Linemap
* go_get_linemap();
131 #endif // !defined(GO_LINEMAP_H)