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3 -- GNAT COMPILER COMPONENTS --
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24 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
26 -- Generally the parser checks the basic syntax of pragmas, but does not
27 -- do specialized syntax checks for individual pragmas, these are deferred
28 -- to semantic analysis time (see unit Sem_Prag). There are some pragmas
29 -- which require recognition and either partial or complete processing
30 -- during parsing, and this unit performs this required processing.
32 with Fname
.UF
; use Fname
.UF
;
33 with Osint
; use Osint
;
34 with Rident
; use Rident
;
35 with Restrict
; use Restrict
;
36 with Stringt
; use Stringt
;
37 with Stylesw
; use Stylesw
;
38 with Uintp
; use Uintp
;
39 with Uname
; use Uname
;
41 with System
.WCh_Con
; use System
.WCh_Con
;
45 function Prag
(Pragma_Node
: Node_Id
; Semi
: Source_Ptr
) return Node_Id
is
46 Prag_Name
: constant Name_Id
:= Pragma_Name
(Pragma_Node
);
47 Prag_Id
: constant Pragma_Id
:= Get_Pragma_Id
(Prag_Name
);
48 Pragma_Sloc
: constant Source_Ptr
:= Sloc
(Pragma_Node
);
52 -----------------------
53 -- Local Subprograms --
54 -----------------------
56 function Arg1
return Node_Id
;
57 function Arg2
return Node_Id
;
58 function Arg3
return Node_Id
;
59 -- Obtain specified Pragma_Argument_Association. It is allowable to call
60 -- the routine for the argument one past the last present argument, but
61 -- that is the only case in which a non-present argument can be referenced.
63 procedure Check_Arg_Count
(Required
: Int
);
64 -- Check argument count for pragma = Required.
65 -- If not give error and raise Error_Resync.
67 procedure Check_Arg_Is_String_Literal
(Arg
: Node_Id
);
68 -- Check the expression of the specified argument to make sure that it
69 -- is a string literal. If not give error and raise Error_Resync.
71 procedure Check_Arg_Is_On_Or_Off
(Arg
: Node_Id
);
72 -- Check the expression of the specified argument to make sure that it
73 -- is an identifier which is either ON or OFF, and if not, then issue
74 -- an error message and raise Error_Resync.
76 procedure Check_No_Identifier
(Arg
: Node_Id
);
77 -- Checks that the given argument does not have an identifier. If
78 -- an identifier is present, then an error message is issued, and
79 -- Error_Resync is raised.
81 procedure Check_Optional_Identifier
(Arg
: Node_Id
; Id
: Name_Id
);
82 -- Checks if the given argument has an identifier, and if so, requires
83 -- it to match the given identifier name. If there is a non-matching
84 -- identifier, then an error message is given and Error_Resync raised.
86 procedure Check_Required_Identifier
(Arg
: Node_Id
; Id
: Name_Id
);
87 -- Same as Check_Optional_Identifier, except that the name is required
88 -- to be present and to match the given Id value.
90 procedure Process_Restrictions_Or_Restriction_Warnings
;
91 -- Common processing for Restrictions and Restriction_Warnings pragmas.
92 -- This routine only processes the case of No_Obsolescent_Features,
93 -- which is the only restriction that has syntactic effects. No general
94 -- error checking is done, since this will be done in Sem_Prag. The
95 -- other case processed is pragma Restrictions No_Dependence, since
96 -- otherwise this is done too late.
102 function Arg1
return Node_Id
is
104 return First
(Pragma_Argument_Associations
(Pragma_Node
));
111 function Arg2
return Node_Id
is
120 function Arg3
return Node_Id
is
125 ---------------------
126 -- Check_Arg_Count --
127 ---------------------
129 procedure Check_Arg_Count
(Required
: Int
) is
131 if Arg_Count
/= Required
then
132 Error_Msg
("wrong number of arguments for pragma%", Pragma_Sloc
);
137 ----------------------------
138 -- Check_Arg_Is_On_Or_Off --
139 ----------------------------
141 procedure Check_Arg_Is_On_Or_Off
(Arg
: Node_Id
) is
142 Argx
: constant Node_Id
:= Expression
(Arg
);
145 if Nkind
(Expression
(Arg
)) /= N_Identifier
146 or else (Chars
(Argx
) /= Name_On
148 Chars
(Argx
) /= Name_Off
)
150 Error_Msg_Name_2
:= Name_On
;
151 Error_Msg_Name_3
:= Name_Off
;
153 Error_Msg
("argument for pragma% must be% or%", Sloc
(Argx
));
156 end Check_Arg_Is_On_Or_Off
;
158 ---------------------------------
159 -- Check_Arg_Is_String_Literal --
160 ---------------------------------
162 procedure Check_Arg_Is_String_Literal
(Arg
: Node_Id
) is
164 if Nkind
(Expression
(Arg
)) /= N_String_Literal
then
166 ("argument for pragma% must be string literal",
167 Sloc
(Expression
(Arg
)));
170 end Check_Arg_Is_String_Literal
;
172 -------------------------
173 -- Check_No_Identifier --
174 -------------------------
176 procedure Check_No_Identifier
(Arg
: Node_Id
) is
178 if Chars
(Arg
) /= No_Name
then
179 Error_Msg_N
("pragma% does not permit named arguments", Arg
);
182 end Check_No_Identifier
;
184 -------------------------------
185 -- Check_Optional_Identifier --
186 -------------------------------
188 procedure Check_Optional_Identifier
(Arg
: Node_Id
; Id
: Name_Id
) is
190 if Present
(Arg
) and then Chars
(Arg
) /= No_Name
then
191 if Chars
(Arg
) /= Id
then
192 Error_Msg_Name_2
:= Id
;
193 Error_Msg_N
("pragma% argument expects identifier%", Arg
);
196 end Check_Optional_Identifier
;
198 -------------------------------
199 -- Check_Required_Identifier --
200 -------------------------------
202 procedure Check_Required_Identifier
(Arg
: Node_Id
; Id
: Name_Id
) is
204 if Chars
(Arg
) /= Id
then
205 Error_Msg_Name_2
:= Id
;
206 Error_Msg_N
("pragma% argument must have identifier%", Arg
);
208 end Check_Required_Identifier
;
210 --------------------------------------------------
211 -- Process_Restrictions_Or_Restriction_Warnings --
212 --------------------------------------------------
214 procedure Process_Restrictions_Or_Restriction_Warnings
is
221 while Present
(Arg
) loop
223 Expr
:= Expression
(Arg
);
226 and then Nkind
(Expr
) = N_Identifier
227 and then Get_Restriction_Id
(Chars
(Expr
)) = No_Obsolescent_Features
229 Set_Restriction
(No_Obsolescent_Features
, Pragma_Node
);
230 Restriction_Warnings
(No_Obsolescent_Features
) :=
231 Prag_Id
= Pragma_Restriction_Warnings
;
233 elsif Id
= Name_No_Dependence
then
234 Set_Restriction_No_Dependence
236 Warn
=> Prag_Id
= Pragma_Restriction_Warnings
237 or else Treat_Restrictions_As_Warnings
);
242 end Process_Restrictions_Or_Restriction_Warnings
;
244 -- Start of processing for Prag
247 Error_Msg_Name_1
:= Prag_Name
;
249 -- Ignore unrecognized pragma. We let Sem post the warning for this, since
250 -- it is a semantic error, not a syntactic one (we have already checked
251 -- the syntax for the unrecognized pragma as required by (RM 2.8(11)).
253 if Prag_Id
= Unknown_Pragma
then
257 -- Count number of arguments. This loop also checks if any of the arguments
258 -- are Error, indicating a syntax error as they were parsed. If so, we
259 -- simply return, because we get into trouble with cascaded errors if we
260 -- try to perform our error checks on junk arguments.
264 if Present
(Pragma_Argument_Associations
(Pragma_Node
)) then
266 while Arg_Node
/= Empty
loop
267 Arg_Count
:= Arg_Count
+ 1;
269 if Expression
(Arg_Node
) = Error
then
277 -- Remaining processing is pragma dependent
285 -- This pragma must be processed at parse time, since we want to set
286 -- the Ada version properly at parse time to recognize the appropriate
287 -- Ada version syntax.
289 when Pragma_Ada_83
=>
290 Ada_Version
:= Ada_83
;
291 Ada_Version_Explicit
:= Ada_Version
;
297 -- This pragma must be processed at parse time, since we want to set
298 -- the Ada version properly at parse time to recognize the appropriate
299 -- Ada version syntax.
301 when Pragma_Ada_95
=>
302 Ada_Version
:= Ada_95
;
303 Ada_Version_Explicit
:= Ada_Version
;
305 ---------------------
306 -- Ada_05/Ada_2005 --
307 ---------------------
309 -- These pragmas must be processed at parse time, since we want to set
310 -- the Ada version properly at parse time to recognize the appropriate
311 -- Ada version syntax. However, it is only the zero argument form that
312 -- must be processed at parse time.
314 when Pragma_Ada_05 | Pragma_Ada_2005
=>
315 if Arg_Count
= 0 then
316 Ada_Version
:= Ada_2005
;
317 Ada_Version_Explicit
:= Ada_2005
;
320 ---------------------
321 -- Ada_12/Ada_2012 --
322 ---------------------
324 -- These pragmas must be processed at parse time, since we want to set
325 -- the Ada version properly at parse time to recognize the appropriate
326 -- Ada version syntax. However, it is only the zero argument form that
327 -- must be processed at parse time.
329 when Pragma_Ada_12 | Pragma_Ada_2012
=>
330 if Arg_Count
= 0 then
331 Ada_Version
:= Ada_2012
;
332 Ada_Version_Explicit
:= Ada_2012
;
339 -- pragma Debug (PROCEDURE_CALL_STATEMENT);
341 -- This has to be processed by the parser because of the very peculiar
342 -- form of the second parameter, which is syntactically from a formal
343 -- point of view a function call (since it must be an expression), but
344 -- semantically we treat it as a procedure call (which has exactly the
345 -- same syntactic form, so that's why we can get away with this!)
347 when Pragma_Debug
=> Debug
: declare
351 if Arg_Count
= 2 then
352 Check_No_Identifier
(Arg1
);
353 Check_No_Identifier
(Arg2
);
354 Expr
:= New_Copy
(Expression
(Arg2
));
358 Check_No_Identifier
(Arg1
);
359 Expr
:= New_Copy
(Expression
(Arg1
));
362 if Nkind
(Expr
) /= N_Indexed_Component
363 and then Nkind
(Expr
) /= N_Function_Call
364 and then Nkind
(Expr
) /= N_Identifier
365 and then Nkind
(Expr
) /= N_Selected_Component
368 ("argument of pragma% is not procedure call", Sloc
(Expr
));
372 (Pragma_Node
, P_Statement_Name
(Expr
));
376 -------------------------------
377 -- Extensions_Allowed (GNAT) --
378 -------------------------------
380 -- pragma Extensions_Allowed (Off | On)
382 -- The processing for pragma Extensions_Allowed must be done at
383 -- parse time, since extensions mode may affect what is accepted.
385 when Pragma_Extensions_Allowed
=>
387 Check_No_Identifier
(Arg1
);
388 Check_Arg_Is_On_Or_Off
(Arg1
);
390 if Chars
(Expression
(Arg1
)) = Name_On
then
391 Extensions_Allowed
:= True;
392 Ada_Version
:= Ada_2012
;
394 Extensions_Allowed
:= False;
395 Ada_Version
:= Ada_Version_Explicit
;
402 -- pragma List (Off | On)
404 -- The processing for pragma List must be done at parse time,
405 -- since a listing can be generated in parse only mode.
409 Check_No_Identifier
(Arg1
);
410 Check_Arg_Is_On_Or_Off
(Arg1
);
412 -- We unconditionally make a List_On entry for the pragma, so that
413 -- in the List (Off) case, the pragma will print even in a region
414 -- of code with listing turned off (this is required!)
416 List_Pragmas
.Increment_Last
;
417 List_Pragmas
.Table
(List_Pragmas
.Last
) :=
418 (Ptyp
=> List_On
, Ploc
=> Sloc
(Pragma_Node
));
420 -- Now generate the list off entry for pragma List (Off)
422 if Chars
(Expression
(Arg1
)) = Name_Off
then
423 List_Pragmas
.Increment_Last
;
424 List_Pragmas
.Table
(List_Pragmas
.Last
) :=
425 (Ptyp
=> List_Off
, Ploc
=> Semi
);
434 -- Processing for this pragma must be done at parse time, since a
435 -- listing can be generated in parse only mode with semantics off.
439 List_Pragmas
.Increment_Last
;
440 List_Pragmas
.Table
(List_Pragmas
.Last
) := (Page
, Semi
);
446 -- pragma Restrictions (RESTRICTION {, RESTRICTION});
449 -- restriction_IDENTIFIER
450 -- | restriction_parameter_IDENTIFIER => EXPRESSION
452 -- We process the case of No_Obsolescent_Features, since this has
453 -- a syntactic effect that we need to detect at parse time (the use
454 -- of replacement characters such as colon for pound sign).
456 when Pragma_Restrictions
=>
457 Process_Restrictions_Or_Restriction_Warnings
;
459 --------------------------
460 -- Restriction_Warnings --
461 --------------------------
463 -- pragma Restriction_Warnings (RESTRICTION {, RESTRICTION});
466 -- restriction_IDENTIFIER
467 -- | restriction_parameter_IDENTIFIER => EXPRESSION
469 -- See above comment for pragma Restrictions
471 when Pragma_Restriction_Warnings
=>
472 Process_Restrictions_Or_Restriction_Warnings
;
474 ----------------------------------------------------------
475 -- Source_File_Name and Source_File_Name_Project (GNAT) --
476 ----------------------------------------------------------
478 -- These two pragmas have the same syntax and semantics.
479 -- There are five forms of these pragmas:
481 -- pragma Source_File_Name[_Project] (
482 -- [UNIT_NAME =>] unit_NAME,
483 -- BODY_FILE_NAME => STRING_LITERAL
484 -- [, [INDEX =>] INTEGER_LITERAL]);
486 -- pragma Source_File_Name[_Project] (
487 -- [UNIT_NAME =>] unit_NAME,
488 -- SPEC_FILE_NAME => STRING_LITERAL
489 -- [, [INDEX =>] INTEGER_LITERAL]);
491 -- pragma Source_File_Name[_Project] (
492 -- BODY_FILE_NAME => STRING_LITERAL
493 -- [, DOT_REPLACEMENT => STRING_LITERAL]
494 -- [, CASING => CASING_SPEC]);
496 -- pragma Source_File_Name[_Project] (
497 -- SPEC_FILE_NAME => STRING_LITERAL
498 -- [, DOT_REPLACEMENT => STRING_LITERAL]
499 -- [, CASING => CASING_SPEC]);
501 -- pragma Source_File_Name[_Project] (
502 -- SUBUNIT_FILE_NAME => STRING_LITERAL
503 -- [, DOT_REPLACEMENT => STRING_LITERAL]
504 -- [, CASING => CASING_SPEC]);
506 -- CASING_SPEC ::= Uppercase | Lowercase | Mixedcase
508 -- Pragma Source_File_Name_Project (SFNP) is equivalent to pragma
509 -- Source_File_Name (SFN), however their usage is exclusive:
510 -- SFN can only be used when no project file is used, while
511 -- SFNP can only be used when a project file is used.
513 -- The Project Manager produces a configuration pragmas file that
514 -- is communicated to the compiler with -gnatec switch. This file
515 -- contains only SFNP pragmas (at least two for the default naming
516 -- scheme. As this configuration pragmas file is always the first
517 -- processed by the compiler, it prevents the use of pragmas SFN in
518 -- other config files when a project file is in use.
520 -- Note: we process this during parsing, since we need to have the
521 -- source file names set well before the semantic analysis starts,
522 -- since we load the spec and with'ed packages before analysis.
524 when Pragma_Source_File_Name | Pragma_Source_File_Name_Project
=>
525 Source_File_Name
: declare
526 Unam
: Unit_Name_Type
;
536 function Get_Fname
(Arg
: Node_Id
) return File_Name_Type
;
537 -- Process file name from unit name form of pragma
539 function Get_String_Argument
(Arg
: Node_Id
) return String_Ptr
;
540 -- Process string literal value from argument
542 procedure Process_Casing
(Arg
: Node_Id
);
543 -- Process Casing argument of pattern form of pragma
545 procedure Process_Dot_Replacement
(Arg
: Node_Id
);
546 -- Process Dot_Replacement argument of pattern form of pragma
552 function Get_Fname
(Arg
: Node_Id
) return File_Name_Type
is
554 String_To_Name_Buffer
(Strval
(Expression
(Arg
)));
556 for J
in 1 .. Name_Len
loop
557 if Is_Directory_Separator
(Name_Buffer
(J
)) then
559 ("directory separator character not allowed",
560 Sloc
(Expression
(Arg
)) + Source_Ptr
(J
));
567 -------------------------
568 -- Get_String_Argument --
569 -------------------------
571 function Get_String_Argument
(Arg
: Node_Id
) return String_Ptr
is
575 if Nkind
(Expression
(Arg
)) /= N_String_Literal
577 Nkind
(Expression
(Arg
)) /= N_Operator_Symbol
580 ("argument for pragma% must be string literal", Arg
);
584 Str
:= Strval
(Expression
(Arg
));
586 -- Check string has no wide chars
588 for J
in 1 .. String_Length
(Str
) loop
589 if Get_String_Char
(Str
, J
) > 255 then
591 ("wide character not allowed in pattern for pragma%",
592 Sloc
(Expression
(Arg2
)) + Text_Ptr
(J
) - 1);
598 String_To_Name_Buffer
(Str
);
599 return new String'(Name_Buffer (1 .. Name_Len));
600 end Get_String_Argument;
606 procedure Process_Casing (Arg : Node_Id) is
607 Expr : constant Node_Id := Expression (Arg);
610 Check_Required_Identifier (Arg, Name_Casing);
612 if Nkind (Expr) = N_Identifier then
613 if Chars (Expr) = Name_Lowercase then
614 Cas := All_Lower_Case;
616 elsif Chars (Expr) = Name_Uppercase then
617 Cas := All_Upper_Case;
619 elsif Chars (Expr) = Name_Mixedcase then
626 ("Casing argument for pragma% must be " &
627 "one of Mixedcase, Lowercase, Uppercase",
631 -----------------------------
632 -- Process_Dot_Replacement --
633 -----------------------------
635 procedure Process_Dot_Replacement (Arg : Node_Id) is
637 Check_Required_Identifier (Arg, Name_Dot_Replacement);
638 Dot := Get_String_Argument (Arg);
639 end Process_Dot_Replacement;
641 -- Start of processing for Source_File_Name and
642 -- Source_File_Name_Project pragmas.
645 if Prag_Id = Pragma_Source_File_Name then
646 if Project_File_In_Use = In_Use then
648 ("pragma Source_File_Name cannot be used " &
649 "with a project file", Pragma_Sloc);
652 Project_File_In_Use := Not_In_Use;
656 if Project_File_In_Use = Not_In_Use then
658 ("pragma Source_File_Name_Project should only be used " &
659 "with a project file", Pragma_Sloc);
661 Project_File_In_Use := In_Use;
665 -- We permit from 1 to 3 arguments
667 if Arg_Count not in 1 .. 3 then
671 Expr1 := Expression (Arg1);
673 -- If first argument is identifier or selected component, then
674 -- we have the specific file case of the Source_File_Name pragma,
675 -- and the first argument is a unit name.
677 if Nkind (Expr1) = N_Identifier
679 (Nkind (Expr1) = N_Selected_Component
681 Nkind (Selector_Name (Expr1)) = N_Identifier)
683 if Nkind (Expr1) = N_Identifier
684 and then Chars (Expr1) = Name_System
687 ("pragma Source_File_Name may not be used for System",
692 -- Process index argument if present
694 if Arg_Count = 3 then
695 Expr := Expression (Arg3);
697 if Nkind (Expr) /= N_Integer_Literal
698 or else not UI_Is_In_Int_Range (Intval (Expr))
699 or else Intval (Expr) > 999
700 or else Intval (Expr) <= 0
703 ("pragma% index must be integer literal" &
704 " in range 1 .. 999", Sloc (Expr));
707 Index := UI_To_Int (Intval (Expr));
710 -- No index argument present
717 Check_Optional_Identifier (Arg1, Name_Unit_Name);
718 Unam := Get_Unit_Name (Expr1);
720 Check_Arg_Is_String_Literal (Arg2);
722 if Chars (Arg2) = Name_Spec_File_Name then
724 (Get_Spec_Name (Unam), Get_Fname (Arg2), Index);
726 elsif Chars (Arg2) = Name_Body_File_Name then
728 (Unam, Get_Fname (Arg2), Index);
732 ("pragma% argument has incorrect identifier", Arg2);
736 -- If the first argument is not an identifier, then we must have
737 -- the pattern form of the pragma, and the first argument must be
738 -- the pattern string with an appropriate name.
741 if Chars (Arg1) = Name_Spec_File_Name then
744 elsif Chars (Arg1) = Name_Body_File_Name then
747 elsif Chars (Arg1) = Name_Subunit_File_Name then
750 elsif Chars (Arg1) = Name_Unit_Name then
752 ("Unit_Name parameter for pragma% must be an identifier",
758 ("pragma% argument has incorrect identifier", Arg1);
762 Pat := Get_String_Argument (Arg1);
764 -- Check pattern has exactly one asterisk
767 for J in Pat'Range loop
768 if Pat (J) = '*' then
775 ("file name pattern must have exactly one * character",
780 -- Set defaults for Casing and Dot_Separator parameters
782 Cas := All_Lower_Case;
783 Dot := new String'(".");
785 -- Process second and third arguments if present
787 if Arg_Count
> 1 then
788 if Chars
(Arg2
) = Name_Casing
then
789 Process_Casing
(Arg2
);
791 if Arg_Count
= 3 then
792 Process_Dot_Replacement
(Arg3
);
796 Process_Dot_Replacement
(Arg2
);
798 if Arg_Count
= 3 then
799 Process_Casing
(Arg3
);
804 Set_File_Name_Pattern
(Pat
, Typ
, Dot
, Cas
);
806 end Source_File_Name
;
808 -----------------------------
809 -- Source_Reference (GNAT) --
810 -----------------------------
812 -- pragma Source_Reference
813 -- (INTEGER_LITERAL [, STRING_LITERAL] );
815 -- Processing for this pragma must be done at parse time, since error
816 -- messages needing the proper line numbers can be generated in parse
817 -- only mode with semantic checking turned off, and indeed we usually
818 -- turn off semantic checking anyway if any parse errors are found.
820 when Pragma_Source_Reference
=> Source_Reference
: declare
821 Fname
: File_Name_Type
;
824 if Arg_Count
/= 1 then
826 Check_No_Identifier
(Arg2
);
829 -- Check that this is first line of file. We skip this test if
830 -- we are in syntax check only mode, since we may be dealing with
831 -- multiple compilation units.
833 if Get_Physical_Line_Number
(Pragma_Sloc
) /= 1
834 and then Num_SRef_Pragmas
(Current_Source_File
) = 0
835 and then Operating_Mode
/= Check_Syntax
838 ("first % pragma must be first line of file", Pragma_Sloc
);
842 Check_No_Identifier
(Arg1
);
844 if Arg_Count
= 1 then
845 if Num_SRef_Pragmas
(Current_Source_File
) = 0 then
847 ("file name required for first % pragma in file",
857 Check_Arg_Is_String_Literal
(Arg2
);
858 String_To_Name_Buffer
(Strval
(Expression
(Arg2
)));
861 if Num_SRef_Pragmas
(Current_Source_File
) > 0 then
862 if Fname
/= Full_Ref_Name
(Current_Source_File
) then
864 ("file name must be same in all % pragmas", Pragma_Sloc
);
870 if Nkind
(Expression
(Arg1
)) /= N_Integer_Literal
then
872 ("argument for pragma% must be integer literal",
873 Sloc
(Expression
(Arg1
)));
876 -- OK, this source reference pragma is effective, however, we
877 -- ignore it if it is not in the first unit in the multiple unit
878 -- case. This is because the only purpose in this case is to
879 -- provide source pragmas for subsequent use by gnatchop.
882 if Num_Library_Units
= 1 then
883 Register_Source_Ref_Pragma
885 Strip_Directory
(Fname
),
886 UI_To_Int
(Intval
(Expression
(Arg1
))),
887 Get_Physical_Line_Number
(Pragma_Sloc
) + 1);
890 end Source_Reference
;
892 -------------------------
893 -- Style_Checks (GNAT) --
894 -------------------------
896 -- pragma Style_Checks (On | Off | ALL_CHECKS | STRING_LITERAL);
898 -- This is processed by the parser since some of the style
899 -- checks take place during source scanning and parsing.
901 when Pragma_Style_Checks
=> Style_Checks
: declare
905 OK
: Boolean := True;
908 -- Two argument case is only for semantics
910 if Arg_Count
= 2 then
915 Check_No_Identifier
(Arg1
);
916 A
:= Expression
(Arg1
);
918 if Nkind
(A
) = N_String_Literal
then
922 Slen
: constant Natural := Natural (String_Length
(S
));
923 Options
: String (1 .. Slen
);
930 C
:= Get_String_Char
(S
, Int
(J
));
932 if not In_Character_Range
(C
) then
938 Options
(J
) := Get_Character
(C
);
942 Set_Style_Check_Options
(Options
, OK
, Ptr
);
952 (Style_Msg_Buf
(1 .. Style_Msg_Len
),
953 Sloc
(Expression
(Arg1
)) + Source_Ptr
(Ptr
));
958 elsif Nkind
(A
) /= N_Identifier
then
961 elsif Chars
(A
) = Name_All_Checks
then
963 Stylesw
.Set_GNAT_Style_Check_Options
;
965 Stylesw
.Set_Default_Style_Check_Options
;
968 elsif Chars
(A
) = Name_On
then
971 elsif Chars
(A
) = Name_Off
then
972 Style_Check
:= False;
979 Error_Msg
("incorrect argument for pragma%", Sloc
(A
));
985 -------------------------
986 -- Suppress_All (GNAT) --
987 -------------------------
989 -- pragma Suppress_All
991 -- This is a rather odd pragma, because other compilers allow it in
992 -- strange places. DEC allows it at the end of units, and Rational
993 -- allows it as a program unit pragma, when it would be more natural
994 -- if it were a configuration pragma.
996 -- Since the reason we provide this pragma is for compatibility with
997 -- these other compilers, we want to accommodate these strange placement
998 -- rules, and the easiest thing is simply to allow it anywhere in a
999 -- unit. If this pragma appears anywhere within a unit, then the effect
1000 -- is as though a pragma Suppress (All_Checks) had appeared as the first
1001 -- line of the current file, i.e. as the first configuration pragma in
1002 -- the current unit.
1004 -- To get this effect, we set the flag Has_Pragma_Suppress_All in the
1005 -- compilation unit node for the current source file then in the last
1006 -- stage of parsing a file, if this flag is set, we materialize the
1007 -- Suppress (All_Checks) pragma, marked as not coming from Source.
1009 when Pragma_Suppress_All
=>
1010 Set_Has_Pragma_Suppress_All
(Cunit
(Current_Source_Unit
));
1012 ---------------------
1013 -- Warnings (GNAT) --
1014 ---------------------
1016 -- pragma Warnings (On | Off);
1017 -- pragma Warnings (On | Off, LOCAL_NAME);
1018 -- pragma Warnings (static_string_EXPRESSION);
1019 -- pragma Warnings (On | Off, static_string_EXPRESSION);
1021 -- The one argument ON/OFF case is processed by the parser, since it may
1022 -- control parser warnings as well as semantic warnings, and in any case
1023 -- we want to be absolutely sure that the range in the warnings table is
1024 -- set well before any semantic analysis is performed. Note that we
1025 -- ignore this pragma if debug flag -gnatd.i is set.
1027 when Pragma_Warnings
=>
1028 if Arg_Count
= 1 and then not Debug_Flag_Dot_I
then
1029 Check_No_Identifier
(Arg1
);
1032 Argx
: constant Node_Id
:= Expression
(Arg1
);
1034 if Nkind
(Argx
) = N_Identifier
then
1035 if Chars
(Argx
) = Name_On
then
1036 Set_Warnings_Mode_On
(Pragma_Sloc
);
1037 elsif Chars
(Argx
) = Name_Off
then
1038 Set_Warnings_Mode_Off
(Pragma_Sloc
);
1044 -----------------------------
1045 -- Wide_Character_Encoding --
1046 -----------------------------
1048 -- pragma Wide_Character_Encoding (IDENTIFIER | CHARACTER_LITERAL);
1050 -- This is processed by the parser, since the scanner is affected
1052 when Pragma_Wide_Character_Encoding
=> Wide_Character_Encoding
: declare
1056 Check_Arg_Count
(1);
1057 Check_No_Identifier
(Arg1
);
1058 A
:= Expression
(Arg1
);
1060 if Nkind
(A
) = N_Identifier
then
1061 Get_Name_String
(Chars
(A
));
1062 Wide_Character_Encoding_Method
:=
1063 Get_WC_Encoding_Method
(Name_Buffer
(1 .. Name_Len
));
1065 elsif Nkind
(A
) = N_Character_Literal
then
1067 R
: constant Char_Code
:=
1068 Char_Code
(UI_To_Int
(Char_Literal_Value
(A
)));
1070 if In_Character_Range
(R
) then
1071 Wide_Character_Encoding_Method
:=
1072 Get_WC_Encoding_Method
(Get_Character
(R
));
1074 raise Constraint_Error
;
1079 raise Constraint_Error
;
1082 Upper_Half_Encoding
:=
1083 Wide_Character_Encoding_Method
in
1084 WC_Upper_Half_Encoding_Method
;
1087 when Constraint_Error
=>
1088 Error_Msg_N
("invalid argument for pragma%", Arg1
);
1089 end Wide_Character_Encoding
;
1091 -----------------------
1092 -- All Other Pragmas --
1093 -----------------------
1095 -- For all other pragmas, checking and processing is handled
1096 -- entirely in Sem_Prag, and no further checking is done by Par.
1098 when Pragma_Abort_Defer |
1099 Pragma_Assertion_Policy |
1100 Pragma_Assume_No_Invalid_Values |
1102 Pragma_All_Calls_Remote |
1105 Pragma_Asynchronous |
1107 Pragma_Atomic_Components |
1108 Pragma_Attach_Handler |
1111 Pragma_Check_Policy |
1112 Pragma_CIL_Constructor |
1113 Pragma_Compile_Time_Error |
1114 Pragma_Compile_Time_Warning |
1115 Pragma_Compiler_Unit |
1116 Pragma_Convention_Identifier |
1118 Pragma_CPP_Constructor |
1119 Pragma_CPP_Virtual |
1122 Pragma_C_Pass_By_Copy |
1124 Pragma_Common_Object |
1125 Pragma_Complete_Representation |
1126 Pragma_Complex_Representation |
1127 Pragma_Component_Alignment |
1130 Pragma_Debug_Policy |
1131 Pragma_Detect_Blocking |
1132 Pragma_Default_Storage_Pool |
1134 Pragma_Discard_Names |
1137 Pragma_Elaborate_All |
1138 Pragma_Elaborate_Body |
1139 Pragma_Elaboration_Checks |
1141 Pragma_Export_Exception |
1142 Pragma_Export_Function |
1143 Pragma_Export_Object |
1144 Pragma_Export_Procedure |
1145 Pragma_Export_Value |
1146 Pragma_Export_Valued_Procedure |
1147 Pragma_Extend_System |
1149 Pragma_External_Name_Casing |
1150 Pragma_Favor_Top_Level |
1152 Pragma_Finalize_Storage_Only |
1153 Pragma_Float_Representation |
1155 Pragma_Implemented |
1156 Pragma_Implicit_Packing |
1158 Pragma_Import_Exception |
1159 Pragma_Import_Function |
1160 Pragma_Import_Object |
1161 Pragma_Import_Procedure |
1162 Pragma_Import_Valued_Procedure |
1163 Pragma_Independent |
1164 Pragma_Independent_Components |
1165 Pragma_Initialize_Scalars |
1167 Pragma_Inline_Always |
1168 Pragma_Inline_Generic |
1169 Pragma_Inspection_Point |
1171 Pragma_Interface_Name |
1172 Pragma_Interrupt_Handler |
1173 Pragma_Interrupt_State |
1174 Pragma_Interrupt_Priority |
1176 Pragma_Java_Constructor |
1177 Pragma_Java_Interface |
1181 Pragma_Linker_Alias |
1182 Pragma_Linker_Constructor |
1183 Pragma_Linker_Destructor |
1184 Pragma_Linker_Options |
1185 Pragma_Linker_Section |
1186 Pragma_Locking_Policy |
1188 Pragma_Machine_Attribute |
1190 Pragma_Main_Storage |
1191 Pragma_Memory_Size |
1194 Pragma_No_Run_Time |
1195 Pragma_No_Strict_Aliasing |
1196 Pragma_Normalize_Scalars |
1197 Pragma_Obsolescent |
1200 Pragma_Optimize_Alignment |
1203 Pragma_Preelaborable_Initialization |
1205 Pragma_Persistent_BSS |
1206 Pragma_Postcondition |
1207 Pragma_Precondition |
1209 Pragma_Preelaborate |
1210 Pragma_Preelaborate_05 |
1212 Pragma_Priority_Specific_Dispatching |
1214 Pragma_Profile_Warnings |
1215 Pragma_Propagate_Exceptions |
1216 Pragma_Psect_Object |
1219 Pragma_Pure_Function |
1220 Pragma_Queuing_Policy |
1221 Pragma_Relative_Deadline |
1222 Pragma_Remote_Call_Interface |
1223 Pragma_Remote_Types |
1224 Pragma_Restricted_Run_Time |
1227 Pragma_Share_Generic |
1229 Pragma_Shared_Passive |
1230 Pragma_Short_Circuit_And_Or |
1231 Pragma_Short_Descriptors |
1232 Pragma_Storage_Size |
1233 Pragma_Storage_Unit |
1234 Pragma_Static_Elaboration_Desired |
1235 Pragma_Stream_Convert |
1238 Pragma_Suppress_Debug_Info |
1239 Pragma_Suppress_Exception_Locations |
1240 Pragma_Suppress_Initialization |
1241 Pragma_System_Name |
1242 Pragma_Task_Dispatching_Policy |
1245 Pragma_Task_Storage |
1246 Pragma_Thread_Local_Storage |
1249 Pragma_Unchecked_Union |
1250 Pragma_Unimplemented_Unit |
1251 Pragma_Universal_Aliasing |
1252 Pragma_Universal_Data |
1254 Pragma_Unreferenced |
1255 Pragma_Unreferenced_Objects |
1256 Pragma_Unreserve_All_Interrupts |
1258 Pragma_Use_VADS_Size |
1260 Pragma_Volatile_Components |
1261 Pragma_Weak_External |
1262 Pragma_Validity_Checks
=>
1265 --------------------
1266 -- Unknown_Pragma --
1267 --------------------
1269 -- Should be impossible, since we excluded this case earlier on
1271 when Unknown_Pragma
=>
1272 raise Program_Error
;
1278 --------------------
1279 -- Error Handling --
1280 --------------------
1283 when Error_Resync
=>