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3 -- GNAT COMPILER COMPONENTS --
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24 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
26 with Debug
; use Debug
;
27 with Get_Targ
; use Get_Targ
;
29 with Output
; use Output
;
31 with System
; use System
;
32 with System
.OS_Lib
; use System
.OS_Lib
;
34 with Unchecked_Conversion
;
36 package body Set_Targ
is
38 --------------------------------------------------------
39 -- Data Used to Read/Write Target Dependent Info File --
40 --------------------------------------------------------
42 -- Table of string names written to file
44 subtype Str
is String;
46 S_Bits_BE
: constant Str
:= "Bits_BE";
47 S_Bits_Per_Unit
: constant Str
:= "Bits_Per_Unit";
48 S_Bits_Per_Word
: constant Str
:= "Bits_Per_Word";
49 S_Bytes_BE
: constant Str
:= "Bytes_BE";
50 S_Char_Size
: constant Str
:= "Char_Size";
51 S_Double_Float_Alignment
: constant Str
:= "Double_Float_Alignment";
52 S_Double_Scalar_Alignment
: constant Str
:= "Double_Scalar_Alignment";
53 S_Double_Size
: constant Str
:= "Double_Size";
54 S_Float_Size
: constant Str
:= "Float_Size";
55 S_Float_Words_BE
: constant Str
:= "Float_Words_BE";
56 S_Int_Size
: constant Str
:= "Int_Size";
57 S_Long_Double_Size
: constant Str
:= "Long_Double_Size";
58 S_Long_Long_Size
: constant Str
:= "Long_Long_Size";
59 S_Long_Size
: constant Str
:= "Long_Size";
60 S_Maximum_Alignment
: constant Str
:= "Maximum_Alignment";
61 S_Max_Unaligned_Field
: constant Str
:= "Max_Unaligned_Field";
62 S_Pointer_Size
: constant Str
:= "Pointer_Size";
63 S_Short_Enums
: constant Str
:= "Short_Enums";
64 S_Short_Size
: constant Str
:= "Short_Size";
65 S_Strict_Alignment
: constant Str
:= "Strict_Alignment";
66 S_System_Allocator_Alignment
: constant Str
:= "System_Allocator_Alignment";
67 S_Wchar_T_Size
: constant Str
:= "Wchar_T_Size";
68 S_Words_BE
: constant Str
:= "Words_BE";
72 type AStr
is access all String;
74 DTN
: constant array (Nat
range <>) of AStr
:= (
75 S_Bits_BE
'Unrestricted_Access,
76 S_Bits_Per_Unit 'Unrestricted_Access
,
77 S_Bits_Per_Word
'Unrestricted_Access,
78 S_Bytes_BE 'Unrestricted_Access
,
79 S_Char_Size
'Unrestricted_Access,
80 S_Double_Float_Alignment 'Unrestricted_Access
,
81 S_Double_Scalar_Alignment
'Unrestricted_Access,
82 S_Double_Size 'Unrestricted_Access
,
83 S_Float_Size
'Unrestricted_Access,
84 S_Float_Words_BE 'Unrestricted_Access
,
85 S_Int_Size
'Unrestricted_Access,
86 S_Long_Double_Size 'Unrestricted_Access
,
87 S_Long_Long_Size
'Unrestricted_Access,
88 S_Long_Size 'Unrestricted_Access
,
89 S_Maximum_Alignment
'Unrestricted_Access,
90 S_Max_Unaligned_Field 'Unrestricted_Access
,
91 S_Pointer_Size
'Unrestricted_Access,
92 S_Short_Enums 'Unrestricted_Access
,
93 S_Short_Size
'Unrestricted_Access,
94 S_Strict_Alignment 'Unrestricted_Access
,
95 S_System_Allocator_Alignment
'Unrestricted_Access,
96 S_Wchar_T_Size 'Unrestricted_Access
,
97 S_Words_BE
'Unrestricted_Access);
99 -- Table of corresponding value pointers
101 DTV : constant array (Nat range <>) of System.Address := (
103 Bits_Per_Unit
'Address,
104 Bits_Per_Word 'Address
,
107 Double_Float_Alignment
'Address,
108 Double_Scalar_Alignment 'Address
,
109 Double_Size
'Address,
111 Float_Words_BE
'Address,
113 Long_Double_Size
'Address,
114 Long_Long_Size 'Address
,
116 Maximum_Alignment 'Address
,
117 Max_Unaligned_Field
'Address,
118 Pointer_Size 'Address
,
119 Short_Enums
'Address,
121 Strict_Alignment
'Address,
122 System_Allocator_Alignment 'Address
,
123 Wchar_T_Size
'Address,
126 DTR
: array (Nat
range DTV
'Range) of Boolean := (others => False);
127 -- Table of flags used to validate that all values are present in file
129 -----------------------
130 -- Local Subprograms --
131 -----------------------
133 procedure Read_Target_Dependent_Values
(File_Name
: String);
134 -- Read target dependent values from File_Name, and set the target
135 -- dependent values (global variables) declared in this package.
137 procedure Fail
(E
: String);
138 pragma No_Return
(Fail
);
139 -- Terminate program with fatal error message passed as parameter
141 procedure Register_Float_Type
146 Float_Rep
: Float_Rep_Kind
;
147 Precision
: Positive;
149 Alignment
: Natural);
150 pragma Convention
(C
, Register_Float_Type
);
151 -- Call back to allow the back end to register available types. This call
152 -- back makes entries in the FPT_Mode_Table for any floating point types
153 -- reported by the back end. Name is the name of the type as a normal
154 -- format Null-terminated string. Digs is the number of digits, where 0
155 -- means it is not a fpt type (ignored during registration). Complex is
156 -- non-zero if the type has real and imaginary parts (also ignored during
157 -- registration). Count is the number of elements in a vector type (zero =
158 -- not a vector, registration ignores vectors). Float_Rep shows the kind of
159 -- floating-point type, and Precision, Size and Alignment are the precision
160 -- size and alignment in bits.
162 -- So to summarize, the only types that are actually registered have Digs
163 -- non-zero, Complex zero (false), and Count zero (not a vector).
169 procedure Fail
(E
: String) is
170 E_Fatal
: constant := 4;
171 -- Code for fatal error
178 -------------------------
179 -- Register_Float_Type --
180 -------------------------
182 procedure Register_Float_Type
187 Float_Rep
: Float_Rep_Kind
;
188 Precision
: Positive;
192 T
: String (1 .. Name
'Length);
196 -- Dump information given by the back end for the type to register
204 Write_Str
("type " & T
(1 .. Last
) & " is ");
207 Write_Str
("array (1 .. ");
208 Write_Int
(Int
(Count
));
211 Write_Str
(", 1 .. 2");
217 Write_Str
("array (1 .. 2) of ");
221 Write_Str
("digits ");
222 Write_Int
(Int
(Digs
));
225 Write_Str
("pragma Float_Representation (");
228 when IEEE_Binary
=> Write_Str
("IEEE");
229 when AAMP
=> Write_Str
("AAMP");
232 Write_Line
(", " & T
(1 .. Last
) & ");");
235 Write_Str
("mod 2**");
236 Write_Int
(Int
(Precision
/ Positive'Max (1, Count
)));
240 if Precision
= Size
then
241 Write_Str
("for " & T
(1 .. Last
) & "'Size use ");
242 Write_Int
(Int
(Size
));
246 Write_Str
("for " & T
(1 .. Last
) & "'Value_Size use ");
247 Write_Int
(Int
(Precision
));
250 Write_Str
("for " & T
(1 .. Last
) & "'Object_Size use ");
251 Write_Int
(Int
(Size
));
255 Write_Str
("for " & T
(1 .. Last
) & "'Alignment use ");
256 Write_Int
(Int
(Alignment
/ 8));
261 -- Start of processing for Register_Float_Type
266 for J
in T
'Range loop
267 T
(J
) := Name
(Name
'First + J
- 1);
269 if T
(J
) = ASCII
.NUL
then
275 -- Dump info if debug flag set
277 if Debug_Flag_Dot_B
then
281 -- Acquire entry if non-vector non-complex fpt type (digits non-zero)
283 if Digs
> 0 and then not Complex
and then Count
= 0 then
284 Num_FPT_Modes
:= Num_FPT_Modes
+ 1;
285 FPT_Mode_Table
(Num_FPT_Modes
) :=
286 (NAME
=> new String'(T (1 .. Last)),
288 FLOAT_REP => Float_Rep,
289 PRECISION => Precision,
291 ALIGNMENT => Alignment);
293 end Register_Float_Type;
295 -----------------------------------
296 -- Write_Target_Dependent_Values --
297 -----------------------------------
299 -- We do this at the System.Os_Lib level, since we have to do the read at
300 -- that level anyway, so it is easier and more consistent to follow the
301 -- same path for the write.
303 procedure Write_Target_Dependent_Values is
304 Fdesc : File_Descriptor;
307 Buffer : String (1 .. 80);
309 -- Buffer used to build line one of file
311 type ANat is access all Natural;
312 -- Pointer to Nat or Pos value (it is harmless to treat Pos values and
313 -- Nat values as Natural via Unchecked_Conversion).
315 function To_ANat is new Unchecked_Conversion (Address, ANat);
317 procedure AddC (C : Character);
318 -- Add one character to buffer
320 procedure AddN (N : Natural);
321 -- Add representation of integer N to Buffer, updating Buflen. N
322 -- must be less than 1000, and output is 3 characters with leading
325 procedure Write_Line;
326 -- Output contents of Buffer (1 .. Buflen) followed by a New_Line,
327 -- and set Buflen back to zero, ready to write next line.
333 procedure AddC (C : Character) is
335 Buflen := Buflen + 1;
336 Buffer (Buflen) := C;
343 procedure AddN (N : Natural) is
350 AddC (Character'Val (48 + N / 100));
356 AddC (Character'Val (48 + N / 10 mod 10));
361 AddC (Character'Val (48 + N mod 10));
368 procedure Write_Line is
372 if Buflen /= Write (Fdesc, Buffer'Address, Buflen) then
373 Delete_File (Target_Dependent_Info_Write_Name'Address, OK);
374 Fail ("disk full writing file "
375 & Target_Dependent_Info_Write_Name.all);
381 -- Start of processing for Write_Target_Dependent_Values
385 Create_File (Target_Dependent_Info_Write_Name.all'Address, Text);
387 if Fdesc = Invalid_FD then
388 Fail ("cannot create file " & Target_Dependent_Info_Write_Name.all);
391 -- Loop through values
393 for J in DTN'Range loop
397 Buflen := DTN (J)'Length;
398 Buffer (1 .. Buflen) := DTN (J).all;
402 while Buflen < 26 loop
409 -- Output value and write line
411 AddN (To_ANat (DTV (J)).all);
415 -- Blank line to separate sections
419 -- Write lines for registered FPT types
421 for J in 1 .. Num_FPT_Modes loop
423 E : FPT_Mode_Entry renames FPT_Mode_Table (J);
425 Buflen := E.NAME'Last;
426 Buffer (1 .. Buflen) := E.NAME.all;
428 -- Pad out to line up values
430 while Buflen < 11 loop
463 Fail ("disk full writing file "
464 & Target_Dependent_Info_Write_Name.all);
466 end Write_Target_Dependent_Values;
468 ----------------------------------
469 -- Read_Target_Dependent_Values --
470 ----------------------------------
472 procedure Read_Target_Dependent_Values (File_Name : String) is
473 File_Desc : File_Descriptor;
476 type ANat is access all Natural;
477 -- Pointer to Nat or Pos value (it is harmless to treat Pos values
478 -- as Nat via Unchecked_Conversion).
480 function To_ANat is new Unchecked_Conversion (Address, ANat);
484 Buffer : String (1 .. 2000);
486 -- File information and length (2000 easily enough)
488 Nam_Buf : String (1 .. 40);
491 procedure Check_Spaces;
492 -- Checks that we have one or more spaces and skips them
494 procedure FailN (S : String);
495 -- Calls Fail adding " name in file xxx", where name is the currently
496 -- gathered name in Nam_Buf, surrounded by quotes, and xxx is the
500 -- Scan out name, leaving it in Nam_Buf with Nam_Len set. Calls
501 -- Skip_Spaces to skip any following spaces. Note that the name is
502 -- terminated by a sequence of at least two spaces.
504 function Get_Nat return Natural;
505 -- N on entry points to decimal integer, scan out decimal integer
506 -- and return it, leaving N pointing to following space or LF.
508 procedure Skip_Spaces;
515 procedure Check_Spaces is
517 if N > Buflen or else Buffer (N) /= ' ' then
518 FailN ("missing space for");
529 procedure FailN (S : String) is
531 Fail (S & " """ & Nam_Buf (1 .. Nam_Len) & """ in file "
539 procedure Get_Name is
543 -- Scan out name and put it in Nam_Buf
546 if N > Buflen or else Buffer (N) = ASCII.LF then
547 FailN ("incorrectly formatted line for");
550 -- Name is terminated by two blanks
552 exit when N < Buflen and then Buffer (N .. N + 1) = " ";
554 Nam_Len := Nam_Len + 1;
556 if Nam_Len > Nam_Buf'Last then
557 Fail ("name too long");
560 Nam_Buf (Nam_Len) := Buffer (N);
571 function Get_Nat return Natural is
572 Result : Natural := 0;
577 or else Buffer (N) not in '0' .. '9'
580 FailN ("bad value for");
583 Result := Result * 10 + (Character'Pos (Buffer (N)) - 48);
586 exit when N <= Buflen
587 and then (Buffer (N) = ASCII.LF or else Buffer (N) = ' ');
597 procedure Skip_Spaces is
599 while N <= Buflen and Buffer (N) = ' ' loop
604 -- Start of processing for Read_Target_Dependent_Values
607 File_Desc := Open_Read (File_Name, Text);
609 if File_Desc = Invalid_FD then
610 Fail ("cannot read file " & File_Name);
613 Buflen := Read (File_Desc, Buffer'Address, Buffer'Length);
615 if Buflen = Buffer'Length then
616 Fail ("file is too long: " & File_Name);
619 -- Scan through file for properly formatted entries in first section
622 while N <= Buflen and then Buffer (N) /= ASCII.LF loop
625 -- Validate name and get corresponding value pointer
629 for J in DTN'Range loop
630 if DTN (J).all = Nam_Buf (1 .. Nam_Len) then
631 VP := To_ANat (DTV (J));
638 FailN ("unrecognized name");
645 if N > Buflen or else Buffer (N) /= ASCII.LF then
646 FailN ("misformatted line for");
649 N := N + 1; -- skip LF
652 -- Fall through this loop when all lines in first section read.
653 -- Check that values have been supplied for all entries.
655 for J in DTR'Range loop
657 Fail ("missing entry for " & DTN (J).all & " in file "
662 -- Now acquire FPT entries
665 Fail ("missing entries for FPT modes in file " & File_Name);
668 if Buffer (N) = ASCII.LF then
671 Fail ("missing blank line in file " & File_Name);
675 while N <= Buflen loop
678 Num_FPT_Modes := Num_FPT_Modes + 1;
681 E : FPT_Mode_Entry renames FPT_Mode_Table (Num_FPT_Modes);
684 E.NAME := new String'(Nam_Buf
(1 .. Nam_Len
));
691 E
.FLOAT_REP
:= IEEE_Binary
;
695 FailN
("bad float rep field for");
701 E
.PRECISION
:= Get_Nat
;
704 E
.ALIGNMENT
:= Get_Nat
;
706 if Buffer
(N
) /= ASCII
.LF
then
707 FailN
("junk at end of line for");
710 -- ??? We do not read E.SIZE, see Write_Target_Dependent_Values
713 (E
.PRECISION
+ E
.ALIGNMENT
- 1) / E
.ALIGNMENT
* E
.ALIGNMENT
;
718 end Read_Target_Dependent_Values
;
720 -- Package Initialization, set target dependent values. This must be done
721 -- early on, before we start accessing various compiler packages, since
722 -- these values are used all over the place.
725 -- First step: see if the -gnateT switch is present. As we have noted,
726 -- this has to be done very early, so can not depend on the normal circuit
727 -- for reading switches and setting switches in Opt. The following code
728 -- will set Opt.Target_Dependent_Info_Read_Name if the switch -gnateT=name
729 -- is present in the options string.
732 type Arg_Array
is array (Nat
) of Big_String_Ptr
;
733 type Arg_Array_Ptr
is access Arg_Array
;
734 -- Types to access compiler arguments
737 pragma Import
(C
, save_argc
);
738 -- Saved value of argc (number of arguments), imported from misc.c
740 save_argv
: Arg_Array_Ptr
;
741 pragma Import
(C
, save_argv
);
742 -- Saved value of argv (argument pointers), imported from misc.c
745 gnat_argv
: Arg_Array_Ptr
;
746 pragma Import
(C
, gnat_argc
);
747 pragma Import
(C
, gnat_argv
);
748 -- If save_argv is not set, default to gnat_argc/argv
751 argv
: Arg_Array_Ptr
;
753 function Len_Arg
(Arg
: Big_String_Ptr
) return Nat
;
754 -- Determine length of argument Arg (a nul terminated C string).
760 function Len_Arg
(Arg
: Big_String_Ptr
) return Nat
is
762 for J
in 1 .. Nat
'Last loop
763 if Arg
(Natural (J
)) = ASCII
.NUL
then
772 if save_argv
/= null then
776 -- Case of a non gcc compiler, e.g. gnat2why or gnat2scil
781 -- Loop through arguments looking for -gnateT, also look for -gnatd.b
783 for Arg
in 1 .. argc
- 1 loop
785 Argv_Ptr
: constant Big_String_Ptr
:= argv
(Arg
);
786 Argv_Len
: constant Nat
:= Len_Arg
(Argv_Ptr
);
790 and then Argv_Ptr
(1 .. 8) = "-gnateT="
792 Opt
.Target_Dependent_Info_Read_Name
:=
793 new String'(Argv_Ptr (9 .. Natural (Argv_Len)));
796 and then Argv_Ptr (1 .. 8) = "-gnatd.b"
798 Debug_Flag_Dot_B := True;
804 -- Case of reading the target dependent values from file
806 -- This is bit more complex than might be expected, because it has to be
807 -- done very early. All kinds of packages depend on these values, and we
808 -- can't wait till the normal processing of reading command line switches
809 -- etc to read the file. We do this at the System.OS_Lib level since it is
810 -- too early to be using Osint directly.
812 if Opt.Target_Dependent_Info_Read_Name /= null then
813 Read_Target_Dependent_Values (Target_Dependent_Info_Read_Name.all);
815 -- If the back-end comes with a target config file, then use it
819 Back_End_Config_File : constant String_Ptr :=
820 Get_Back_End_Config_File;
822 if Back_End_Config_File /= null then
823 Read_Target_Dependent_Values (Back_End_Config_File.all);
825 -- Otherwise we get all values from the back end directly
828 Bits_BE := Get_Bits_BE;
829 Bits_Per_Unit := Get_Bits_Per_Unit;
830 Bits_Per_Word := Get_Bits_Per_Word;
831 Bytes_BE := Get_Bytes_BE;
832 Char_Size := Get_Char_Size;
833 Double_Float_Alignment := Get_Double_Float_Alignment;
834 Double_Scalar_Alignment := Get_Double_Scalar_Alignment;
835 Double_Size := Get_Double_Size;
836 Float_Size := Get_Float_Size;
837 Float_Words_BE := Get_Float_Words_BE;
838 Int_Size := Get_Int_Size;
839 Long_Double_Size := Get_Long_Double_Size;
840 Long_Long_Size := Get_Long_Long_Size;
841 Long_Size := Get_Long_Size;
842 Maximum_Alignment := Get_Maximum_Alignment;
843 Max_Unaligned_Field := Get_Max_Unaligned_Field;
844 Pointer_Size := Get_Pointer_Size;
845 Short_Enums := Get_Short_Enums;
846 Short_Size := Get_Short_Size;
847 Strict_Alignment := Get_Strict_Alignment;
848 System_Allocator_Alignment := Get_System_Allocator_Alignment;
849 Wchar_T_Size := Get_Wchar_T_Size;
850 Words_BE := Get_Words_BE;
852 -- Register floating-point types from the back end
854 Register_Back_End_Types (Register_Float_Type'Access);