2014-02-20 Richard Biener <rguenther@suse.de>
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2 -- --
3 -- GNAT COMPILER COMPONENTS --
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5 -- T R E E _ I O --
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32 -- This package contains the routines used to read and write the tree files
33 -- used by ASIS. Only the actual read and write routines are here. The open,
34 -- create and close routines are elsewhere (in Osint in the compiler, and in
35 -- the tree read driver for the tree read interface).
37 with Types; use Types;
38 with System; use System;
40 pragma Warnings (Off);
41 -- This package is used also by gnatcoll
42 with System.OS_Lib; use System.OS_Lib;
43 pragma Warnings (On);
45 package Tree_IO is
47 Tree_Format_Error : exception;
48 -- Raised if a format error is detected in the input file
50 ASIS_Version_Number : constant := 33;
51 -- ASIS Version. This is used to check for consistency between the compiler
52 -- used to generate trees and an ASIS application that is reading the
53 -- trees. It must be incremented whenever a change is made to the tree
54 -- format that would result in the compiler being incompatible with an
55 -- older version of ASIS.
57 -- 27 Changes in the tree structures for expression functions
58 -- 28 Changes in Snames
59 -- 29 Changes in Sem_Ch3 (tree copying in case of discriminant constraint
60 -- for concurrent types).
61 -- 30 Add Check_Float_Overflow boolean to tree file
62 -- 31 Remove read/write of Debug_Pragmas_Disabled/Debug_Pragmas_Enabled
63 -- 32 Change the way entities are changed through Next_Entity field in
64 -- the hierarchy of child units
65 -- 33 Add copying subtrees for rewriting infix calls of operator
66 -- functions for the corresponding original nodes.
68 procedure Tree_Read_Initialize (Desc : File_Descriptor);
69 -- Called to initialize reading of a tree file. This call must be made
70 -- before calls to Tree_Read_xx. No calls to Tree_Write_xx are permitted
71 -- after this call.
73 procedure Tree_Read_Data (Addr : Address; Length : Int);
74 -- Checks that the Length provided is the same as what has been provided
75 -- to the corresponding Tree_Write_Data from the current tree file,
76 -- Tree_Format_Error is raised if it is not the case. If Length is
77 -- correct and non zero, reads Length bytes of information into memory
78 -- starting at Addr from the current tree file.
80 procedure Tree_Read_Bool (B : out Boolean);
81 -- Reads a single boolean value. The boolean value must have been written
82 -- with a call to the Tree_Write_Bool procedure.
84 procedure Tree_Read_Char (C : out Character);
85 -- Reads a single character. The character must have been written with a
86 -- call to the Tree_Write_Char procedure.
88 procedure Tree_Read_Int (N : out Int);
89 -- Reads a single integer value. The integer must have been written with
90 -- a call to the Tree_Write_Int procedure.
92 procedure Tree_Read_Str (S : out String_Ptr);
93 -- Read string, allocate on heap, and return pointer to allocated string
94 -- which always has a lower bound of 1.
96 procedure Tree_Read_Terminate;
97 -- Called after reading all data, checks that the buffer pointers is at
98 -- the end of file, raising Tree_Format_Error if not.
100 procedure Tree_Write_Initialize (Desc : File_Descriptor);
101 -- Called to initialize writing of a tree file. This call must be made
102 -- before calls to Tree_Write_xx. No calls to Tree_Read_xx are permitted
103 -- after this call.
105 procedure Tree_Write_Data (Addr : Address; Length : Int);
106 -- Writes Length then, if Length is not null, Length bytes of data
107 -- starting at Addr to current tree file
109 procedure Tree_Write_Bool (B : Boolean);
110 -- Writes a single boolean value to the current tree file
112 procedure Tree_Write_Char (C : Character);
113 -- Writes a single character to the current tree file
115 procedure Tree_Write_Int (N : Int);
116 -- Writes a single integer value to the current tree file
118 procedure Tree_Write_Str (S : String_Ptr);
119 -- Write out string value referenced by S (low bound of S must be 1)
121 procedure Tree_Write_Terminate;
122 -- Terminates writing of the file (flushing the buffer), but does not
123 -- close the file (the caller is responsible for closing the file).
125 end Tree_IO;